My Golf Swing Never Improved until I Discovered this!

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  • čas pƙidĂĄn 30. 09. 2022
  • If I could give just one golf lesson to golfers this one would be it. In my mind it's golf's only secret.
    "The behaviour of your golf ball, the way it flys though the air or doesn't fly through the air 😉 is not down to whether you have swayed, lifted your head or kept your left arm straight or any of that stuff. It is solely down to what your club head is doing at the moment of impact."
    What's awesome for you is no matter how many bad golf shots you hit there can only be a few things you are doing wrong at impact;
    1. Either your club head is swinging too far to the right or too far to the left
    2. Your club face is either aiming left or aiming right
    3. Your club head is attacking the ball at too steep an angle or too shallow an angle.
    Thats it! And no matter how inconsistent you think you are there will be a consistent pattern to the way you strike the golf ball.
    So whether you want to hit driver straight or strike your irons better your first job is to make sure you no exactly what your golf club is doing wrong at impact (I show you how in this video) and secondly, ONLY change something in your golf swing that you know 100% is going to improve your golf impact.
    In this golf video for the very first time I'm going to show you exactly how you do this. If you have ever wanted to know why golf professionals like myself play consistently well this is the answer.
    However, I want to prepare you for what's to come. This video is detailed and will require you to sit down, be patient and take in every word.
    If you are willing to put in the work to understand this, what you are about to learn will change the way you play this game forever.
    I so wish someone had taught me this when I started to play golf. It would have saved me years of trial and error.
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    Thanks for stopping by. I created this website as a resource just for you to support you on your golfing journey as I know how tricky learning this game can be
to say the least!
    I personally found learning the game too long and difficult in the early days. I read all the books, watched all the videos but my game was not improving. Then after studying various forms of neuro science, motor learning, psychology and personal development in less than two years I went from struggling golfer to the final stage of the Open Championship.
    On CZcams and my personal website (www.dannymaude.com) I will bring you the most up to date training, training that is getting tangible results for my clients right now. I don’t know where you are in your golfing journey, you could be just starting out or maybe your body isn’t as flexible as it once was or you’ve got ambitions to slash your handicap. Wherever you are I’ve created a place here you can learn, share your ideas, ask questions and get all the support you need to enjoy this great game.
    Be prepared though. If its a quick fix you are after Im not your man. Here I will give you step-by-step advice that you can take straight to the practice ground and apply to the course but it will require you to get stuck in, screw up
a lot, practice some more and then watch those scores tumble
    I’ve had the pleasure of coaching thousands of students all around the world and if you are up for the challenge and are ready to get in the game
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    This golf lesson provides a couple of wonderful drills to help you hit your driver straight.If you are a beginner golfer and are looking for some golf driver tips that are simple and easy to do then you are going to love this.
    I will show you the golf swing slow motion so that you can see what you need to do to improve.
    We look at 3 things:
    1. How to stop slicing your driver
    2. How to swing more in to out or how to swing more inside out
    3, How to get the correct impact position with driver
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  • @jbjgibbons
    @jbjgibbons Pƙed rokem +98

    I apparently have a very large family. My family of shots is like a reunion. They all show up, drunk uncle Duck Hook too.

  • @jaylevzi7293
    @jaylevzi7293 Pƙed rokem +118

    This is by far and away the best golf lesson i've ever had. Suddenly it all makes sense and I can mentally see what I am doing wrong by the ball path. Thank you so much Danny.

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem +2

      Really happy to help Jay

    • @Stan_sprinkle
      @Stan_sprinkle Pƙed rokem

      It all just recently started making sense to me as well, because of Danny's videos. But getting my body to do what it should to correct the swing on the next shot... that's another story.

    • @mrgolf561
      @mrgolf561 Pƙed rokem

      My thoughts exactly! This lesson has been very helpful.

    • @benjaminvarner3231
      @benjaminvarner3231 Pƙed rokem +1

      I saved this to my phone. And is the first thing I shared to a few friends and some new golfers.

    • @hosoiarchives4858
      @hosoiarchives4858 Pƙed rokem

      That’s sad

  • @sammyjones2180
    @sammyjones2180 Pƙed rokem +18

    I have to say that you’re by far the best CZcams teacher I’ve seen and I’ve seen a lot lol. I notice that you go in way more detail than any other person also. Seems like the other people only give a fraction of knowledge that you give. You’re helping me so I thank you and wish you the best Danny!

  • @Banjoe101
    @Banjoe101 Pƙed rokem +2

    I'm 67, recently retired, & dealing with arthritis & other small nagging I issues. BUT I wanted to retire & enjoy playing golf 2-3 times a week. Now, to be honest, my Golf Game Sucks! I love watching your Video Lessons. What I appreciate most, is that in all my years of taking lessons, you are the first I instructor who explains the basic theory of the swing & the goal of striking the ball, showing & simplifying t the reasons of the common mistakes of what us amateur hackers are doing! I appreciate that video feels personalized and how you explain the basics with words & visualization that I can a actually understand! Thank You for the time & pasiĂłn to help golfers like me help to enjoy the game so much more!

  • @kooijbas
    @kooijbas Pƙed rokem +4

    I had heard all of this before, just not explained so coherently and all of it in a short video. This is essential viewing for all golfers.

  • @russwilliams63able
    @russwilliams63able Pƙed 10 měsĂ­ci +5

    Since watching this video for the first time I have gone from a 20 handicap to an 18 just by being able to make in-round adjustments based on the ball flight. Thanks Danny!

  • @troyharris8989
    @troyharris8989 Pƙed rokem +2

    I truly learn several key things watching this. I'll watch it another 20 times to get it in my head.

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem

      This one is super important as is this one 👉czcams.com/video/mXTrhk6giZI/video.html

  • @nebraskaresident6654
    @nebraskaresident6654 Pƙed rokem +12

    You’re an awesome coach. Simple explanations and your tips truly make sense and produce CHANGE. Thank you!

  • @oahujuniorgolfassociationc6656

    A agree with many here This really is probably the best lesson in golf especially once players know how to generate respectable speed.
    And this pro is one of my favorites as I’ve been on a Utube golf instruction binge.

  • @paulguthrie2237
    @paulguthrie2237 Pƙed rokem +3

    This is the best golf video I have seen. Understanding the ball flight physics make corrections easy. Thanks.

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem +1

      It really does Paul, if you take time to learn this it will transform your game

  • @alanvesey3205
    @alanvesey3205 Pƙed rokem

    Brilliant lesson as usual👍. Thanks for all your lessons this season it’s made a positive impact on my game & handicap.

  • @danielvogel6617
    @danielvogel6617 Pƙed rokem +2

    Danny is straight up the 🐐. Appreciate the knowledge and the ability to pass it on in such a simple easy way!!!!

  • @FlygandeRekan
    @FlygandeRekan Pƙed rokem +8

    I’m at a loss for words, your videos are absolutely fantastic, so pedagogical, precise and so full of knowledge.
    For me as a complete beginner - this is absolute gold.
    Thank you so, so much for all your content!

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem +2

      Glad you like them, love to hear how you get on

  • @zx1403
    @zx1403 Pƙed rokem +13

    You are my Guru Danny ! Never seen anybody teaching so selflessly such deeply insightful lessons. You are inspiring 👏

  • @user-uu2tu5om3w
    @user-uu2tu5om3w Pƙed 8 měsĂ­ci +2

    So many golf tutorial videos steer you toward a gimmick solution that typically includes the purchase of a product to "fix" your problem. Danny, I love this video because you provide insights into the basic components of the golf swing at the point of ball contact so that an amateur golfer such as myself is equipped to diagnosis the problem and implement interventions to achieve improvement. I have recently discovered your Golf Coaching Videos. Thank you for helping many amateur golfers such as myself to improve my golf game and improve my enjoyment of being out there on the golf course! Richard

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed 8 měsĂ­ci

      Super kind of you to take the time to feedback Richard

  • @MegaTubescreamer
    @MegaTubescreamer Pƙed rokem +1

    hi Mr maude,you really get to the nitty gritty for us improver types,
    this is a proper way to grasp the cause and effect in the `swing`
    the poor camera guy did a great job and chapau to him too,its a
    long mysterious path learning from mistakes so this insight
    will quickly `iron` out some of the guesswork,thankyou👍

  • @hairypeanut
    @hairypeanut Pƙed rokem +3

    The only golf swing video you need, I've played for 36 years & this 14 minutes has changed the way I now practice at the range, Small alterations big changes. Thanks Danny

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem +1

      Pleasure Hairy happy to hear the videos have helped 😁

    • @quantumpotential7639
      @quantumpotential7639 Pƙed rokem +1

      Imagine if you had seen this video 36 years ago. And then, 36 years of optimizing and integrating into your game. You'd have created an alternative universe where you'd have become the next Ben Hogan. đŸ€”

    • @hairypeanut
      @hairypeanut Pƙed rokem

      @@quantumpotential7639 more John daly I’m sure there would of been a brewery in my alternate universe 😄

  • @user-ct3er1rw6f
    @user-ct3er1rw6f Pƙed rokem +23

    This is so so useful covering all the different flight paths. My ball often starts straight but fades at end which you cover here. I’ll be writing notes to help self-analysis and apply the corrective measures. Thanks as ever, Danny. You’re the tops.

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem +1

      That’s awesome, really happy to help

  • @onecellist
    @onecellist Pƙed rokem

    Great video! I'd love to see additional discussion on the effects of where the club impacts the ball (heel, middle, toe). My coach talked me through how where the club face contacts the ball exaggerates even further the incorrect club path. Mind blowing stuff and really helped me find drills to get constant center contact.

  • @c.josephbacani3727
    @c.josephbacani3727 Pƙed rokem +13

    Danny this is by far your best video yet. By breaking down the ball flight based on whether it goes right (contact EARLY) or left (contact LATE) has helped me make on course adjustments. It also allowed me to start hitting fades, a strike that I struggle with. I have followed your videos and I would state that this one is by far one of the most important and valuable of them all (until the next tidbit of information comes out next week!) Thank you again Danny, you truly are a fantastic coach!

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem

      Thanks so much, so happy that so many people are finding this valuable

    • @davidkramer194
      @davidkramer194 Pƙed rokem

      Agreed. I didn't feel that he could make anything better than his previous stuff because it's already so powerful. I'm not joking when I say I take lessons from one video and that's all I practice while I'm at the range. The one thing that no one can teach you is how to get to the very bottom of the arc. My son has been struggling with this and he wants me to give him some kind of definitive measurement. It's a feel thing. Some kiddos are naturally talented at this, others not at all. My guess is that the ones with the natural talent are the ones who maje it on tour. I believe it's linked to the sensorimotor part of the brain.

    • @PeterKennedyMD
      @PeterKennedyMD Pƙed rokem

      Not so fast. One can sky a shot, or slice/hook for many reasons. The Beginng golfer😼tilted to the right- and did it without the stuff that can bollix a swing, like pooor wt distrbution or altered hip alignment. I’ve done ‘em all
      til I got those details straight.😅

    • @davidkramer194
      @davidkramer194 Pƙed rokem

      @@PeterKennedyMD this video isn't for neophytes. Obviously you have to do those very simple things discussed. This is saying once you've corrected all of those things and you still can't piece it together this is why. I come way too far on the inside and I will get what they call a duck hook which can look like it's going straight and then dramatically cut straight left. By switching my stance up like I'm setting up to fade the ball helps with this. Danny never said that this is a miracle drug to help every noobie get onto the PGA. He's just stating that if you're not still leaving all your weight behind you and you know what plane and club path mean and have tried to manipulate them, then this understanding will save you years. Honestly there were two things that made my game improve by 40 percent. The first is actually fixing my grip. Do many noodles play a grip that feels comfortable to them and it wreaks havoc on their game. Just this one thing alone can show massive improvements. It wasn't until I bought SKLZ grip training aid that I could feel what it was supposed to feel like. Let's say I wasn't even close. Secondly the 50/50 drill is hands down an epiphany moment that I wish u could show the whole world. This is one piece I didn't get from Danny though I got from Porzak. It's 50/50 drill but technically should be called 45/45 since it's wrist hinge and turn to get on plane. This one single thing has helped all of my mates start hitting 40 percent better. Even when they do it silly and in pieces it still works. Getting and staying on plane is hard, one you figure that out then it's just fine tuning and muscle memory.

  • @Chip_57
    @Chip_57 Pƙed rokem +6

    Must be an pro cos I can do all of those shots! Seriously Danny. This is a great tip to help us assess and fix quickly instead of trying all sorts of things. Thank you as ever.

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem

      Really hope it helps you to keep things simple

    • @jmack619
      @jmack619 Pƙed rokem

      @@DanielMaude I can do them all, but not on demand! A lot of mishits , and I don,t know the cure! Off to the range to ingrain my bad habits

  • @alangoudie2299
    @alangoudie2299 Pƙed rokem +1

    Thank you for another very helpful video.
    John Jacobs ,the famous golf coach published a book called ''Golf Doctor Diagnosis, Explanation &
    Correction of Golfing Faults'' in 1979 which was reprinted 6 times in the 1980's.
    He used today' s suggestions to cure 25 faults & other ways to improve your game. This was before coaches had Trackman & other technology.
    I have this book which analyses how to learn from watching your ball flight.
    I hope this might be helpful to reinforce Danny's video.

  • @kauliju
    @kauliju Pƙed 10 měsĂ­ci +2

    A fantastic lesson! Thank you Danny!

  • @JiKimbo
    @JiKimbo Pƙed rokem +8

    Thanks for the video Danny. Mine vary from left to right, but as my swing becomes more consistent hopefully I'll be able to get a better understanding of what the key issues are.
    My main problem at the moment is rushing my set up and bring too tense. When I take my time and relax I strike the ball so much better!

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem +4

      Always start with set up, it’s the foundation to a great golf swing

    • @mrfatuchi
      @mrfatuchi Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci

      Same with me. Weirdly on the range I feel relaxed and take my time and of course I hit it so well but on the course where I have literally one shot I dont take my time but sort of anxiously rush. Maybe its because there is always someone behind me playing those bastards xD

  • @loulewis1000
    @loulewis1000 Pƙed rokem +3

    Danny - Brilliant video, very easy to understand and points out in simple terms the issues, i particularly like the graphics using the ball collector. What would be really helpful is a session, where you highlight the different ball flight paths and then the recommended fix and or drill. i.e. if you path does this (in my case a block to the right, with my driver not severe but always a right-side block) then you need to do this drill / practice to rectify.

  • @timfreedom9432
    @timfreedom9432 Pƙed rokem +2

    I like this lesson because it explains what I am doing which allows me to "attempt" to fix it.

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem +1

      Thank you Tim

    • @timfreedom9432
      @timfreedom9432 Pƙed rokem

      @@DanielMaude I played yesterday and it was very successful, I shot a 85. So the other improvement I made was the amount of pressure on my grip. I barely held the club at address which allowed me to be calm, my arms were relaxed, which allowed me to easily rotate which was my biggest problem. I continue that approach to the game and OMG what an improvement! I'm sticking with that and going to play Saturday to confirm it still works, lol. Thanks again!

  • @adx7574
    @adx7574 Pƙed rokem +1

    I’ve read so many articles and stuff on ball flight, but this video really broke it down to where I could understand it.

  • @carlbohen668
    @carlbohen668 Pƙed rokem +13

    As an amateur of only playing for three years, I can’t tell you how much this one video will now help me understand better, I can’t tell you how many videos I’ve watched trying to improve,great stuff, cheers Danny 😊

  • @michaelwatson9605
    @michaelwatson9605 Pƙed rokem +5

    Great video, explained really well for the amateur golfer. I get a great strike for the first 10 shots on the range, my issue is I start getting armsy the more balls I hit and start getting very frustrated.

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem +4

      A nice image is to try and keep the letter why formed between your arms and the club in the first party of your golf swing

  • @manjitobhrai
    @manjitobhrai Pƙed rokem

    Excellent explanation of path of swing, face of club and strike area. Thank you Danny

  • @benbenson6486
    @benbenson6486 Pƙed rokem

    G'day Danny, Back in the 1970's I bought Jon Jabobs' book "Golf Doctor" in which he said he did not need to see the player swing, all he needed was the ball flight. In the book, find the ball flight, then Jon explained what the player was doing and then explained what needed to be done to correct the flight. The book helped me, over several years I got down to a 10 handicap. Unfortunately, my "Ego got bigger than my ability" in trying to crack single figures I was swinging harder and faster, which as we know destroys the swing. I went out to a 16 handicap, but I managed to get to 10 again. My comfort zone turned out to be14 h'cap. Now I am 78 I've lost some distance off the tee, fortunately, my putting keeps me in the game. I learnt all my golf out of books, I should have had more lessons.
    over several years

  • @sebastiandepasquale7830
    @sebastiandepasquale7830 Pƙed rokem +3

    Great video helps understand what I'm doing in driving range

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem +1

      Awesome, always make sure you pick out a target so you have a receive point to aim at

  • @politicalfoolishness7491
    @politicalfoolishness7491 Pƙed rokem +27

    I really appreciate your teaching style and this is a highly useful video for me (a mid 90s golfer). Most of my shots do approximately what I intended but this video gives me the right knowledge to dial-in my shots. I'm bookmarking it for a few repeat views in the next season to ensure I've absorbed all the details.

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem +5

      Thank you, for me this is probably the most important lesson anyone can learn

    • @tomsyn
      @tomsyn Pƙed rokem +2

      @@DanielMaude one of the things i have been working on (and from a lot of your videos) is - swing slower to make this club face impact as smooth as possible. my swing thought before hand, that i TRY to ensure, is "if i was painting, paint smooth and accurate, not throw the brush at the paper". this has transitioned into trying to make my swing speed between 60/80%. swing full power as a practise, then dial it right back and then make the swing the same as the slower speed. whatever the distance is then, is the distance, and change clubs for more or less! thanks for all your videos btw, really helped me get back close to where i was pre-c19!

  • @H2oward3
    @H2oward3 Pƙed rokem +1

    This is the most insightful lesson I have ever heard. I love this so much and it has already helped me so much. Time to work in the lab with this to get it ingrained in my head. THANK YOU!!!!

  • @ericmackenzie123
    @ericmackenzie123 Pƙed rokem

    Brilliant Danny. So simple when explained well. Thanks for all your effort.

  • @blackcheek39
    @blackcheek39 Pƙed rokem +3

    Great video Danny. Maybe an idea you can piggyback on this one is how uneven lies and balls above/below your feet effect the ball flights and how to approach them

  • @CaptnCoz
    @CaptnCoz Pƙed rokem +5

    Great info but the magic is a totally relaxed swing. No tension is the key to allow one to apply this information as you do so perfectly in your demo. Every video should include a comment on no tension and how it positively impacts release. You always show it but I think we need to hear it and keep it in minds eye. Your the best!!

    • @quantumpotential7639
      @quantumpotential7639 Pƙed rokem

      I think tension is important in the golf swing. Tension from the torque creates power, and power creates club pureness at impact which creates shots that soar through the heavens, landing on greens in distant lands which get turned into birdies and eagles so that the good news can fly back to the tee with the good news that salvation has cometh. Thanks. Now let us pray 🙏.

  • @johnherman3261
    @johnherman3261 Pƙed rokem +1

    Thanks Danny. I do analyze my ball flight. I actually use it to play certain shots when there’s out of bounds left or right. Great information Danny as always!

  • @sekcquah9258
    @sekcquah9258 Pƙed rokem

    Having viewed this lesson a second time, so many things have become clearer. Thank you Danny for another great video.

  • @constantine69
    @constantine69 Pƙed rokem +5

    Danny I hate to say it but there is someone on here trying to sully your name by pretending to be you and offering prizes. I already reported it but it is out there unfortunately.

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem +1

      Thanks for the heads up John and for reporting it. I think CZcams have removed them 🙏

  • @philw.8978
    @philw.8978 Pƙed rokem

    These lessons are priceless. Focusing on building a consistent swing path now and this should help tremendously.

  • @AVDFI1961
    @AVDFI1961 Pƙed rokem

    Probably the best lesson I've watched on your channel in the time I've been subscribed. When I finally get back to golf this will be invaluable in helping me to understand how I swing the club.

  • @markk.5734
    @markk.5734 Pƙed rokem

    Wow. Thanks Danny. Excellent teaching again. Just great

  • @th00100
    @th00100 Pƙed rokem +1

    This is by far the best explanation when it come to ball flight. I’m going to watch these video religiously so that it sticks in my head next time I go to the range to practice. Now I can understand what adjustments need to be made.

  • @stewartmhyre1528
    @stewartmhyre1528 Pƙed 10 měsĂ­ci

    Danny, this is brilliant!!! I’ve seen others talk about reading your ball fight but I think this is the first video that puts all the answers in one place!! I’m going to share this with my golfing buddies and my sons who play also.

  • @johnhicks9884
    @johnhicks9884 Pƙed rokem

    I really enjoy your videos Danny, they have helped me no end with helping my confidence and getting back into golf.
    I try to put the lessons into practice whenever possible and will for the first time be entering my clubs winter league this season.
    Thanks for all the help you have given me and I am sure lots of others, keep up the great work 👍
    Fairways & Greens.....now time to get some more practice in ⛳

  • @Sergeant5e
    @Sergeant5e Pƙed rokem +1

    4minutes in and already see that this is THE BEST VIDEO I HAVE SEEN (1Ks) on golf swing and what is happening. Something I have always believed since I started golfing.

  • @daveweedall4505
    @daveweedall4505 Pƙed rokem +2

    I work on face alignment every range session as I can leave the face open sometimes on the strike. Another great lesson Danny cheers 👍

  • @kimnewling5728
    @kimnewling5728 Pƙed rokem

    Yeah I'm in the club path family. I don't have alot of curving going on, just slightly pulled or pushed. Also, my shots tend to be higher then most, which means I'm coming up on the ball at impact. That coming up on the ball is madness! Cool teaching aid Danny. Thank you!

  • @pomeroydl
    @pomeroydl Pƙed rokem

    What a great lesson. A real gem. Love your work and keep it coming. Cheers.

  • @gazstaf
    @gazstaf Pƙed rokem +1

    What an eye opener... Watching this video may have enhanced my understanding of the strike zone by a factor of 100...

  • @rafabonati7757
    @rafabonati7757 Pƙed rokem +1

    Hi Danny,
    Yesterday I played a new course with my friend, David, and his brother-in-law, and I think we all had several good shots during the day. But we also had several of ALL OF THE BAD ONES you just described! We still had lots of fun working on our games. Thanks for your good lessons.
    Rafa

  • @jeffchristinemckenna1939

    FANTASTIC, Donny! I'll be able to begin making corrective changes to my swing right away! I really appreciate your comprehensive but simple step-by-step approach and the clear way you communicate it. Cheers!

  • @philiplewis2262
    @philiplewis2262 Pƙed rokem

    Absolutely brilliant video Danny. Thank you

  • @donaldcarver754
    @donaldcarver754 Pƙed rokem

    Another great lesson with such practical advice for improving!

  • @petercritchell8535
    @petercritchell8535 Pƙed rokem

    Excellent eureka moment for me. Knowing more how to interpret ball flight will help no end. This video will be my go to during the winter practice sessions on the range.

  • @charlieg1782
    @charlieg1782 Pƙed rokem

    You have given away what we need so much. Thank you. I really enjoy your optimistic enthusiasm.

  • @Ginouxfrank
    @Ginouxfrank Pƙed rokem +1

    Another great lesson that you can apply on every shot to improve your game. Bravo Danny

  • @markblackman4805
    @markblackman4805 Pƙed rokem +1

    Another great lesson Danny, will definitely be paying more attention at the range!

  • @bradyadams512
    @bradyadams512 Pƙed rokem +1

    This is a great video that I saved to my list, Danny. Breaking this down into essentially 4 families really helps keep it simple to know what we need to correct. For example, my last couple of rounds I've been topping dang near everything and, when I'm not topping it, I'm starting left and hooking left. While I will work with my golf coach to correct this, I can get started on my own before going to him to help get it dialed back to a good place. Thank you Danny!

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem +1

      That’s great Brady, love to hear how you get on

  • @ukgroucho
    @ukgroucho Pƙed rokem +1

    Standard Danny! Exceptional at breaking complex swing stuff down to manageable chunks. You are a master at this Mr D Thanks so much for taking the time to share. And you have definitely given me food for thought for my irons - which go straight but left. Really frustrating but I now have some ideas.

  • @russdiorio751
    @russdiorio751 Pƙed rokem

    Outstanding video, Danny. I learned so much. My golf path? Depends on the day. Some days the same club acts differently in my stance so I have to adjust. But, now I know how to adjust, especially on the range to fix my swing. Thanks again - you're the best.

  • @mcnillerandsons7906
    @mcnillerandsons7906 Pƙed rokem

    Your lessons have tremendously helped my skill and enjoyment of the game. I’ve gone from max to about 25 handicap. I can hit high draws and straight shots. I get instant feedback on ball flight. I could easily see myself dropping to a 12-15 handicap in the next year if I keep practicing based on lessons you’ve shared for driver, irons, and chipping. Thanks for your contributions to the game and offering free guidance to people that need the help while maintaining affordability of the sport.

  • @jacobwjones
    @jacobwjones Pƙed 10 měsĂ­ci

    I wish I could spend a day with you! You're the best teacher I've seen. You make it all make sense.

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed 10 měsĂ­ci +1

      Thank you Jacob! Appreciate the support 😁

  • @Seasunsangria
    @Seasunsangria Pƙed rokem +1

    An absolutely brilliant & straightforward method for self-diagnosis of your golf swing simply by reading the ball flight & then working out what remedial action is needed. All done without the need for Trackman or the like.
    These new tools & knowledge really make me feel confident about being able to fix swing issues.

  • @macrophage345
    @macrophage345 Pƙed rokem

    Hi Danni - another great video - it’s been raining in NSW all year, golf severely limited but watching your videos gives me hope I can become more consistent although as I am not consistent at all this should be easy.

  • @edwardpayne8618
    @edwardpayne8618 Pƙed rokem

    Thanks Danny, I'm a right handed golfer. My drives normally start off going right and then turn big left - may be 80 yards of pull but I do get some straight right push shots. I've moved the ball further forward in my stance and worked on a square face at impact and it's going well. I can see that I was hinging my wrists too early in an effort to get the face back to square because of the ball position and that was giving me some very inconsistent results. Very clear instructions.

  • @earlterhune5528
    @earlterhune5528 Pƙed rokem +1

    Totally great teaching and demonstration. Danny, you're the best. Out did ourself. Thanks for such thoughtful explanation and break down of the game elements that improve the game of golf.
    Keep up the fine work.
    Can't wait to get on the course Wed., 4 days from now

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem

      Thanks for taking the time to feedback Earl

  • @glennmeldrum8257
    @glennmeldrum8257 Pƙed rokem +1

    This is probably the most valuable golf instructional video I've seen. Educating golfers on how to self-diagnose is so powerful and can be hugely transformational. Nice work Danny!

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem

      Thank you Glen appreciate the feedback 👍

  • @jackhunt9364
    @jackhunt9364 Pƙed rokem

    Excellent demonstration, thanks.

  • @nextgencustomuk4327
    @nextgencustomuk4327 Pƙed rokem +1

    Unreal video danny. New to the channel and honestly never watched a CZcams instructional actually provide so much. Implemented the next day and saw instant changes. Thank you

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem +1

      You are very welcome, really enjoyed making it

  • @ezgeneratorswitch4u
    @ezgeneratorswitch4u Pƙed rokem

    Danny , your videos are So So helpful. You are on the wrong side of the pond! I want lessons from you, at 67 I am just getting serious about this game instead of being a weekend warrior. Great coach, you have my full attention and will watch everyone of your videos, Thank You!

  • @PaulByrne-ev2zm
    @PaulByrne-ev2zm Pƙed 5 měsĂ­ci +1

    Great video. Props to your videographer for stepping up.

  • @kennethwood3984
    @kennethwood3984 Pƙed rokem +1

    How insightful Danny. It's something that I've kind of known in the back of my mind and actually do in some cases, such as a pull hook or push fade. But there's a bit more to it than that to actually start reading that ball flight accurately and regularly. Great tips/instruction from Danny Maude once again. Thank you sir.👍

  • @bobbybriggs5143
    @bobbybriggs5143 Pƙed rokem

    Thanks once again for a first class video on my irons. That drill is fantastic, you are such a diamond of explaining the drill.

  • @johnroman7659
    @johnroman7659 Pƙed rokem

    Such an amazingly detailed video! I actually have been struggling with slicing my iron shots and now I know exactly why. Thank you so very much Danny I will be working on this asap!

  • @ashlittle4545
    @ashlittle4545 Pƙed rokem +1

    Subscribed. What a fantastic coach. Delivered the most important lesson in golf THE BEST I’ve ever seen it done. So many people play for years and don’t understand how crucial ball strike is. What a video 👍

  • @send-golf
    @send-golf Pƙed 4 měsĂ­ci +2

    I created a video with the same information, but received a ton of hate saying 'modern physics says the path doesn't send it'. 'Face sends and bends' 'Path bends'. Mostly by people that dont understand the nuance of the ball flight.
    First, I want to say everything you're saying is of course correct. I just want to add some nuance so people understand how you are reading it.
    For example at 1:52 would mean left going left doesn't have to be outside in if it curved a LOT left. That could be face sending left.
    But in your case you know it is in fact outside in, because the bend isn't enough (left) for the face to have caused the left.
    When the face cause left, with left square club path and left leave, left bend, the face will put immense spin on the ball.
    So this note is for people watching:
    Supposedly modern physics says the face controls part of the send as well. But when the face 'sends' it as well as bending it, the bending is MUCH more severe.
    Meaning a square path, left face, will send left, but will curve a lot left. A left shot, that doesn't bend much, is only a little closed to path.
    This reading of ball flight has nuance. That is what I am trying to say.
    I believe the path sends and the face bends is the best statement for nuanced ball flight. Even though my channel has ton of hate for me suggesting it. So I made a new video of modern and conventional ball flight arguing.
    Great videos. Cheers. M2

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed 4 měsĂ­ci +1

      Thanks so much for taking the time to feedback

  • @trevorcashmore8745
    @trevorcashmore8745 Pƙed rokem

    Hi Danny great content and informative coaching as a left handed usually through the round I start off really well with my irons with a slight fade and as I progress my short irons start straight and go to the right good distance when it comes to the driver different story starts right and curves to the left big style good height but no penetration in distance so reverting back to the woods on tee shots.

  • @mikehammer8555
    @mikehammer8555 Pƙed rokem +2

    I used to be a early hitter in the arch with a closed club face to that arch. I’ve since been able to correct that with my right hand grip and better body rotation. Great lesson, love your lessons !

  • @gregjones3952
    @gregjones3952 Pƙed rokem

    This is great information! Wish I had someone explain this to me years ago. Thanks Danny.

  • @geofffloyd5734
    @geofffloyd5734 Pƙed rokem

    Brilliant video Danny. So we’ll explained. Thank you.

  • @davidkinnear1070
    @davidkinnear1070 Pƙed rokem +2

    Fantastic tips thank you Danny great as always 😃 my game is every shot you showed at the moment but this gives me new hope thanks again

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem

      All the best David, really take time to pick out a target and watch exactly where the ball sets off. 9 times out of 10 you will only be in one family of shots, left starting or right starting

  • @cv8135
    @cv8135 Pƙed rokem

    Loaded with this knowledge... understanding cause and effect allows me to diagnose and correct my game while playing a round. Ridiculous how great Danny is. Great video lesson.

  • @adrianeharris6047
    @adrianeharris6047 Pƙed rokem +1

    Love watching his videos!!!! Always breaks it down in normal terms to KEEP IT SiMPLE!!! Following him has helped me go from hitting all fat to smooth contact! I recommend you to everyone I know that is struggling. Thank you thank you thank you

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem

      Really kind of you to feedback Adrianne, thank you

  • @RC.Time-Crawlers
    @RC.Time-Crawlers Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci

    This has got to be truly the best 101 on youtube. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.👏👏👏👏

  • @wicksp335
    @wicksp335 Pƙed rokem

    Impressed that my pro could sort my issues almost immediately, I asked how he knew what I did wrong. He said that the ball flight told him. I tend to come over the top (which he could also see) and slice, sometimes sky the ball and he showed me how to fix it on the course. Trouble is, I still often mess up on the course! :)

  • @user-kp2lk7gk3t
    @user-kp2lk7gk3t Pƙed rokem +1

    All of this is very true. It's using deductive reasoning based on a result, completely understanding that there's only a handful of things that can be happening on the golf swing as long as we are taught how to swing the club in the first place. This is very good information. Thank you.

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem

      You are very welcome, really happy to help

  • @yos025
    @yos025 Pƙed rokem

    You last two videos are invaluable. I’m a 7 handicap have a beautiful draw ball flight but lately I was hooking and all I was doing is delivering my club earlier than normal. I I applied your concept in last week video my perfect draw is back and my every so often fade is there when I need to. That was not working either when I had those couple of rounds hooking the ball. Thank you. !

  • @lesrosenthal1051
    @lesrosenthal1051 Pƙed rokem +1

    Great video Danny! Reminds me a lot of John Jacobs' teachings and I mean that as a compliment!

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem

      He was a great influence over our PGA training

  • @philtissington873
    @philtissington873 Pƙed 6 měsĂ­ci

    Brilliant video. I have just started playing golf and most of my shots are going left which is so frustrating as my distance is ok. Simple explanations that I can now look at when I am practicing. Watched a lot of your videos and you explain each one really simply. Thanks! 👍

  • @maclagor2465
    @maclagor2465 Pƙed rokem

    Really love your content. Outstanding work, making the game more accessible.

  • @woolf9035
    @woolf9035 Pƙed rokem

    I’m a new golfer and your explanations are so freaking good. My understanding of the issues in my swing are so obv now. Just need to practice!! Thank you!

  • @phillip4760
    @phillip4760 Pƙed rokem +1

    Great stuff Danny, visually and orally easily explained. Will try to put it into practice next week.

  • @malcolmparker2243
    @malcolmparker2243 Pƙed rokem

    Hi Danny, yes I'm left of target 80% of time straight 15%, and 5% fades or pushes to right, great video understanding lots about path

  • @mattinthehat22
    @mattinthehat22 Pƙed rokem

    This channel is really helping me. Thanks, Danny!

  • @davidearl633
    @davidearl633 Pƙed rokem

    Wow Danny. I have recently started hitting irons to the straight left. Thought my swing had somehow changed. This video has come just right.

  • @bobcantputt
    @bobcantputt Pƙed rokem +2

    Danny, I've always loved this one. It's one of my go to's for adjustment. I just shared it with my regular golf buddies (hope they don't take offense). I see my faults all the time in ball flight. My main problem is consistency. One time I'm too early, next I'm too late or too steep. I think I just need to work on consistancy first then use the solution. Thanks for being there. Your enthusiasm is unsurpassed.

    • @DanielMaude
      @DanielMaude  Pƙed rokem

      Very kind of you to get in touch Bob 🙏

  • @loutennant99
    @loutennant99 Pƙed rokem

    Another great clearly explained video

  • @kennygee7591
    @kennygee7591 Pƙed rokem +1

    The great John Jacobs mantra was the golf ball flight never lies. He produced a video very similar to yours Danny which I watched 30 years ago. It was wonderful to be reminded of these immutable laws of the balls flight and its relationship to the golf swing.

    • @jsusna1972
      @jsusna1972 Pƙed rokem

      I used to have that series put out by John Jacobs. They were introduced by Sean Connery: "Even though we Scots invented the game of golf, we still have to learn how to play it, and we want to play it well." It was so old it was on Beta! John made a point of saying that there are basically 9 paths the ball follows. The initial flight of the ball tells you the path (right, straight, left) of the club, and what the ball does at around 100 yds or so (fade, straight, draw) tells you the if your club face was open, square, or closed relative to that path.