How To DRAW YOUR DRIVER In Seconds
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- čas přidán 24. 06. 2024
- Mark Durland, Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher in America & Director of Instruction at the Durland Golf School at Naples Grande discusses a golf tip on how to draw your driver in seconds. Most golfers would love to hit a draw with their driver let alone in seconds. In this video Mark explains what it takes to draw your driver. He also discusses a few key setup changes to have you draw your driver in seconds. If you enjoyed this instructional golf video, please give it a thumbs up, share with a friend, and make sure to subscribe. Also, Mark is always open to golf instruction suggestions, so if you have a particular issue in golf, comment below and Mark will do his best to address your golf concerns in his next video.
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This was helpful - simple to understand. Look forward to trying it when I get home to my clubs.
Thanks Chris! I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I also appreciate your kind words. Best of luck!
Very straightforward approach. Loving your posts Mark.
Thanks Steve! Hope you’re well.
@@DurlandGolfSchoolNaples doing well Mark. Heading over to Ireland later in September to follow the little white ball around! Was over there for some golf 20+ years ago. Should be a blast!
@@stevecordes9240 awesome! Have a fantastic time! Safe travels.
Any tips on how to get that path more in to out like you did in the last swing ?
Hi Greg! Thank you for your comment. This video should help answer that question: czcams.com/video/Y1iMsINmwkA/video.htmlsi=XPG7NVgv9anOqMvR
Great video. I’m a LH senior player. Do you have a video that would help understand how to prevent the trail shoulder from coming over the top? Drills to consider. Thx and love your content.
Hi Gregg! Thank you for your kind words. This video should give you some insight: czcams.com/video/1vLbDLT2XJI/video.htmlsi=IR_ZcPGK-NbhQk9O
I am a lefty too and only just started playing again after serious knee and back injuries. Was always a slicer before the injuries but now seem to battle a snap hook some days and slices again other days. Handicap has blown out to 15 now. Any tips on swing planes? Have found an upright swing plane hurts my back less but makes me slice
Hi Dave! Thank you for your comment. Injuries are tough! So there is a very flat swing, a very upright swing and everything in between. I'd experiment and self discover in the "in between" until you find a ball flight you like and most importantly doesn't hurt. All the best!
@@DurlandGolfSchoolNaples Cheers m8 will do
I'm enjoying this lesson, but did you make a mistake at 9:30? Close face, then get your grip. Then, right after, grip first, hood the face next. Nevertheless, I'm enjoying the content and will look at your other videos. Thanks.
Hi Bob! Yes, you caught me 🙈. Glad you’re enjoying the content!
I definitely could use a draw I always send it right and I’m a lefty…
Give this tip a try, Jermaine! It’ll help! Appreciate your comment too!
Sounds like a lefty over the top. U need to be under the top. This video definitely would help you.
@DurlandGolfSchool How much do you rotate the club face when you set up for the draw? Thank you again you have been my go to source for information definitely for a lefty like me.
@@jermaineboyette2493 great question and unfortunately not a simple answer. The best thing to do is some experimenting and self discovery on the driving range. I'd start with it excessively closed and if it's hooking too much close it less. I appreciate your kind words! All the best!
Beginning at 9:32, you contradict yourself. You initially say close the face first, but then you say grip first. Which is it?
I know, damn amateur videos 🤦🏼♂️😂. ALWAYS adjust the face BEFORE the grip. Thanks!
The last hit didn’t draw ,sorry .
Hey Jim! Look at the black line on the ground and the curve parameter. Curved 8 feet to the right. That’s a draw…..