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SIMPLE TRICK TO IMPROVE YOUR DRIVER STRIKE - LIKE BRYSON DECHAMBEAU
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
- Almost every recreational golfer cold drive the golf ball further and straighter if they hit the middle more often. Heel and toe strikes create unwanted curve and loss of distance so hitting the centre is a must.
Chris shows you a simple trick to improve your driver strike and this is a move used by US golfer Bryson Dechambeau.
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This absolutely was what I needed! I've been puring my other clubs, but was always heel side with the driver. Great lesson
Amazing, I’ve tried setting it up on the toe but mentally I overcompensate and still come over the top. Great vid!
I tend tend to have more of a toe strike but I still love this. So simple. Will make me rethink how I set the club behind the ball.
This has just blown my mind!!!! Range time!!!! Thanks Chris. Great content!!!
Wow Chris! I went to the indoor driving range today and sprayed the face of my driver with foot spray and yes.....each strike was indeed heel side! My swing path is about 2-3 degrees out to in and my face is open to the path about 4-5 degrees. I tried this tip and moved my ball towards the toe at set up, hovered the club and I hit the ball straighter and sometimes my ball flight was actually a baby draw. I'm going to continue to work on this technique, but so far I'm encouraged. Thank you for the awesome tips. I really enjoy your video instruction. Cheers
Awesome! Love that and really glad it helped, let’s hope it continues 👍👍
Thank you so much for this simple tip. I hover the club and set it on the ground and pull back from there. I had no confidence standing over my driver before this tip because every drive was heel after heel. I was completely lost. This has saved my driver and given me the confidence to simply step up and rip like I can do with all my other clubs.
I am here for all things Bryson DeChambeau, LOVE IT!
Amazing Video! This is a great tip! I’ve been really trying to fix my slice and after watching this video I feel like I found the answer! I now have a beautiful fade that I can easily play instead of a wicked slice.
Oh my!!! That just looks like what I need. I was fit for the G425 with graphite shaft.; I broke 2 shafts before I even got the club out for a round on the course. Plan to get to the driving range early this morning and give this a try!!!
I tried this in my two regular games this week. It really worked for me.
Thanks Chris.
David
Great tip Chris..I will give it a try..I am a little left to right driver..maybe a butter cut!!.thanks again
I’ll be incorporating that tomorrow on the range. Thanks!!!
Fantastic tip thank you Chris, I will be trying this at the weekend
Thanks Tommie hope it helps
Nice one, Chris - I'll give that a go as my Driver strikes are heel side. 👍
Cheers, Ken
I was experimenting with this a couple of weeks ago. Though I didn't hover the club, I set up with the ball positioned at the toe and let the club head sit on the ground. Worked really well for getting center contact! But you have to trust yourself get to the right place at impact, otherwise you may reach a bit.
I did this too last time at the range, it felt like I was making really good contact and the numbers on my launch monitor were telling me the same thing.
Great tip, brilliant in fact. Can't wait to give it a try tomorrow. Thank you Chris!
Whoa.... never thought of this.... Excited to give it a shot this weekend!
Hope it helps Aaron
Life saver
To me, an important factor is intention for the shot. If I'm trying to maximize high launch, low spin, I will tee the ball high, some 3 or more inches off the turf, allowing for a positive attack angle that is more like 8-12 degrees. In this case, I will address the ball with the toe of the club behind it, sometimes even so that the far edge of the toe is just barely aligned with the ball/tee. Of course, I'll check and adjust to know the center will line up for where the club will be in the air during impact. However, if I'm just trying to hit a fairway finder, I'm not going to be teeing it nearly as high and in those cases, setting up with the ball around the center of the face is more functional. For amateurs, I think it can be confusing because folks see the pros tee it lower and have a more neutral to slightly positive attack angle, due to their swing speed (which means they can also play the ball roughly middle of the face at address); however, the general advice to amateurs is to tee it high to maximize launch and distance. So we end up teeing the ball up in such a way that causes mishits because they don't know to adjust based on relative tee height. Taking the time to play with this, learn it and adjust for different shots and conditions has made a tremendous difference in my ability to drive the ball well on the course.
Great tip, can't wait to try it out!👌🏼
Legend had a brilliant lesson with Chris yesterday
Chris, I love the golf shoes you're wearing in this video. Could you tell me the make and model of your shoes please? Thank you for all that you do to help us advance our games.
Brilliant tip . Thank you
Thanks Ahmad
Thanks Chris going to try it
Great tip another awesome video
Interesting setup, something to try.
Excellent tip makes a lot of sense👌👍
Nice one Chris - thanks
Brilliant tip
Great tip! Thank you! I always hit the heel and it’s so annoying. I’ve come across this at the driving range when I hover the club at times but didn’t make the connection about raising the club face what impact that has on strike point - until now! Can’t wait to test this out!
Glad the video had some value and hope it helps 👍
Hey there cincy which side of the pond are you on ?? I am near Lawrenceburg
Great tip for me, thanks!
Clever little drill! 😳😳👍🏻👍🏻
I know this video is old but instead of heal I routinely hit on the toe. I would be interested in seeing a video on that
Thanks for great content!
So simple ... but brilliant 👍🏻
Thank Chris good tip that I will try when next at the range 👍
Thanks Chris hope it helps 👍
Great vlog Chris! But i tend to strike out the toe and have some hooks now and then. What can we toe strikers do to improve strike location?
Hello Christ, what about golfer who strike trend on toe side.., ??, Thanks so much
Shocked!! Such a small thing. Predominantly heel to centre for me. This can change alot
Great tip....⛳
Very similar to what I do except I don't hover my driver, just line it up on the toe of my club head and its helped me massively 👍
Perfect John as will have the same effect 👍
makes sense!!
Would you try this with an iron as well?
Nice!!!!!
Nice
Gonna start doing this, kept hitting the heal yesterday setting up from the middle and ended up breaking my driver
Chris what if I hit the toe?
I really don't like to hover the club, so I've been lining up the ball opposite the toe for quite a while now.
Yeah that works just as well Joe
I struggle now with 6 iron-3wood. They hook, on the ground, right , etc. can u help.
Good one Chris, but you didn't mention how foot spray would help with this drill. AtB RobB
Yes it would be a good addition 👍
Great tip, thanks Chris! Could doing the reverse sequence work as well? Hovering the club at the center then dropping it down to the ground where it’ll land near the toe, if that’s more comfortable?
Yes absolutely this would be the other option 👍
What if you always toe the ball
I hit the toe on purpose and twist the driver 15-20 degrees left because I’m a slicer. Do you think I lose distance this way?
Yes
What if you are hitting on the toe?
😮😮😮
Did you get fit for the new SIM driver ?
Not yet Aart, within the next few weeks I should be 👍
I’ve got the opposite problem, hitting everything towards the toe, any advice to correct that?
My first two Checks would be distance from ball and then body angles, if your standing up it could cause toe strikes 👍
I wanna say most hit the toe end of club instead of heel
May stop the dreaded shank with irons too
Opposite for me I always strike toe area. Not sure what helps to get to the middle?
You just wanted to show off the new driver😂😂😂. Just kidding I'm the opposite I miss low and toe side with the driver
How many likes am I allowed to give this video!!!! Thanks
Great tip
Thanks Jim