I’ve seen HUNDREDS of driver videos on curing the slice…. this is by far the BEST !!! I can’t wait to start applying the lessons shown!! This hopefully will stop my 40 yrs of searching for this holy grail !! LOL OBTW , love the pup !
Terrific instruction. I take your tips to the simulator on the weekends. My dispersion pattern with the driver is tightening up and distance increasing! Thanks for speaking about the things that other instructors beat around the bush about!
Hi Russell, Thank you so much for your amazing message and feedback and I’m really happy that I was able to give you a video that really helps you. Internet instruction isn’t the easiest but all I try and do here on the channel is to give a comprehensive overview to every ability and standard of golfer. Any questions that you may have in the future please don’t hesitate to message me here , on Facebook or on the Instagram page. Many thanks once again and kind regards . Warren
Thank you so much for letting me know and taking the time to respond, it’s always nice to hear. I hope the weather isn’t too cold in Germany for you at the moment? Kindest regards Warren
Thank you so much, I love doing them and it’s always appreciated when comments are positive like yours. Thank you for supporting me on the channel. Kind regards Warren
Just watched two of your videos. Very impressed. I’ve been searching for the answers to my swing that you give in both videos. Thank you very much. I have subscribed and look forward to any new content. Bless
Warren, just going through your backlog of videos. Im using your tray video to train my main fault the last week, which makes this driver drill easier to do. Just basically followed your moves in this video with the driver in the garden. Even though im getting on a bit, I feel I can generate much more speed than of late, as I stall quite often with the driver. Subconsciously I think I'm guiding the ball to keep it on the fairway. Its worked for my scoring, I got to single figures years ago. But 220 drives stalling isnt good enough. I feel I can gain 20 yards at least with this with practise. Great as usual Warren , thanks.
Just by pure luck I found your site. After years of following a range of ideas, some work some don't I came across your outstanding content and know I will be really enjoying Golf a hole ;ot better. Cheers from the sunny Bay of Plenty, NZ.
Hi Jerry, lovely to receive your message, many thanks for taking the time out and stopping by the channel. It’s lovely to have to along and I hope you enjoy the content going forward. Any specific area you would like me to cover please let me know and I’ll do my best to introduce it. Very jealous you’re in NZ! Many thanks and kind regards Warren
Oh my I’m going through my messages! Thank you this is so kind of you again. Wow don’t know what to say. All I can say is I feel very humbled by your generosity. Kind regards Warren
I will certainly work on dropping my right elbow into the slot as demonstrated. I hit driver with slight draw bias and generally carry it around 250-260 yards, I recon with this manoeuvre, I might just gain another 20 yards?!! Plus my Srixon is 15 years old, so needs upgrading!! Thanks for sharing your wisdom on here.
Hi Chris Thank you so much for leaving a comment and feedback on the video , taking the time out to do, this is really appreciated. Wishing you well, and kind regards Warren
Hi David, thanks for the feedback and Trev is a Red Golden Retriever. More of a working background than the standard goldens, that’s why he loves being outside on the range or golf course. Cheers Warren
Excellent addition to what is slowly clicking on the snapping release. I sometimes get the sensation that I need to brake the body in order to allow the release, rather than letting the body/shoulders just come through. What is the sequence on the downswing: drop the arms (and shoulder) keeping the bowed wrist, release the hands by putting on the brakes on the left leg and then turning through?
It’s really hard to say as it’s so individual, but I would say judging by what you say and the transition happens so quickly, I would still be aware off your shoulders tilt and arms. Then working on your release separately. Plenty of rehearsal swings away from the course to be able to blend the lot. If you want to send a swing I’ll be happy to take a look. If you would like that, send me your number in dm on instagram or fb and I can watsapp you. Then you could send me your swings. Hope it all helps. Regards Warren
Thanks once again Warren, you have a great way of explaining things so simply, amazed you don’t get lots more views and subscribers. I am so typical of how you describe a slicing golfer and rely on hybrids off the tee and my driver and three wood gather dust in the garage. Would this tip also potentially help my hybrids off the tee and also maybe worth a try with my three wood before I’m brave enough to get the “big dog” out again ? Cheers, Tony
Hi Tony, Many thanks for the message, really appreciate your feedback that means a lot. Absolutely, but probably not as much as the driver as it's teed up more, but introducing shoulder tilt especially for a golfer who slices will always help. Good luck. Warren
Hi Dinesh, That's a tricky one as it's such a split second but I would say because the only thing holding onto the club are your hands, you can feel the palm of your right hand and the back of your left hand are facing the target. I have an impact video coming out on Friday so hope that will help. Regards Warren
Hi there, Yes definitely, working on more of a role release is mainly for golfers who don’t have a release, so the video is mainly for those golfers, having a neutral release is something I would always look for. Hope that helps. Regards Warren
Hi Robert, It is similar as I’m an advocate of not changing swings but there are some differences, ball position being the main one, plus with an iron you can have a degree of lateral movement with the head but I would keep everything the same. Hope this helps Warren
Hi Warren , great video but does this mean you swing differently with the driver , compared to to the swing in No more back pain and same swing thought for 10 years with the irons as they seem to me to be very different or am I missing something, thanks Ps hope to get down to see you for a lesson
Hey Tripp, Thanks for contacting me. Absolutely it can but I would say to a lesser extent with the irons as the driver is teed up, but yes having spine tilt is always a factor in getting the club in the slot. Hope that answers your question. All the best and please buzz over any more as and when. Regards Warren
I would say it all depends on the level of how much over the top the golfer has. With the ball being teed up there is more required to encourage a more ascending strike, but with an iron there is always an element of shoulder tilt. I hope that helps and many thanks for seeing the video. Regards Warren
Hi Warren and Trevor, another brilliant video. You make your points very clear and easy to understand. Thank you.
I’ve seen HUNDREDS of driver videos on curing the slice…. this is by far the BEST !!! I can’t wait to start applying the lessons shown!!
This hopefully will stop my 40 yrs of searching for this holy grail !! LOL
OBTW , love the pup !
Me tooo - excellent teaching
Bravo! Two million golfers need to watch this. Perfect instruction. Right shoulder down, not around
Cheers Jesse, 2mill would be nice!!
@@warrenbennettgolfacademy they'd definitely hit it longer and straighter!
A really terrific instructor and another quality lesson. If we could all take this on board, a lot less lost balls in right rough😂
Thank you Rob, really appreciate your feedback and thank you for your support.
Regards
Warren
Terrific instruction. I take your tips to the simulator on the weekends. My dispersion pattern with the driver is tightening up and distance increasing! Thanks for speaking about the things that other instructors beat around the bush about!
Hi Russell,
Thank you so much for your amazing message and feedback and I’m really happy that I was able to give you a video that really helps you.
Internet instruction isn’t the easiest but all I try and do here on the channel is to give a comprehensive overview to every ability and standard of golfer.
Any questions that you may have in the future please don’t hesitate to message me here , on Facebook or on the Instagram page.
Many thanks once again and kind regards .
Warren
Brilliant again, Thanks Warren
after watching more than a few of your videos, you've got the best right knee in the business!
Thanks Patrick appreciate the message 👍
Wonderful instruction. Thanks for this. It was very helpful. Greetings from a fan from Germany
Thank you so much for letting me know and taking the time to respond, it’s always nice to hear.
I hope the weather isn’t too cold in Germany for you at the moment?
Kindest regards
Warren
Thank you so much for all the instructional videos. appreciate your knowledge and the ways in which you go about conveyance.
Thank you so much, I love doing them and it’s always appreciated when comments are positive like yours. Thank you for supporting me on the channel.
Kind regards
Warren
Just watched two of your videos. Very impressed. I’ve been searching for the answers to my swing that you give in both videos.
Thank you very much. I have subscribed and look forward to any new content.
Bless
Oh boy...this is a good one!
Warren, just going through your backlog of videos. Im using your tray video to train my main fault the last week, which makes this driver drill easier to do. Just basically followed your moves in this video with the driver in the garden. Even though im getting on a bit, I feel I can generate much more speed than of late, as I stall quite often with the driver. Subconsciously I think I'm guiding the ball to keep it on the fairway. Its worked for my scoring, I got to single figures years ago. But 220 drives stalling isnt good enough. I feel I can gain 20 yards at least with this with practise. Great as usual Warren , thanks.
Those sticks look like the way to go….excellent information.
Just what I needed mate. Thanks much for helping us old duffers get round the course a bit better! Cheers!
Haha that made me chuckle 👍
Just by pure luck I found your site. After years of following a range of ideas, some work some don't I came across your outstanding content and know I will be really enjoying Golf a hole ;ot better. Cheers from the sunny Bay of Plenty, NZ.
Hi Jerry, lovely to receive your message, many thanks for taking the time out and stopping by the channel.
It’s lovely to have to along and I hope you enjoy the content going forward.
Any specific area you would like me to cover please let me know and I’ll do my best to introduce it.
Very jealous you’re in NZ!
Many thanks and kind regards
Warren
I think your dog is a comedian!!! Great tips!!! Thanks from Canada!!
Thank you so much for the feedback. Love to hear someone is in Canada watching 🇨🇦 🙏
Good looking swing too at the end
Dear Warren, Thanks a lot for the video. This is one of the best videos which I found. I used to slice badly with my driver. I will try this now
Hi Dinesh,
Awesome to hear thank you. Hope it helps, keep it smooth and let the ball get in the way of the release.
Warren
Really good as is your arm swing phase drill! Lovely dog too😂
Great golfer and great man,big hello from Italy champion,your Italian friend from Princes
Thanks!
Oh my I’m going through my messages! Thank you this is so kind of you again. Wow don’t know what to say. All I can say is I feel very humbled by your generosity.
Kind regards
Warren
Man. That boy was breathing hard! That tells you how many muscles are involved in this!!!
I will certainly work on dropping my right elbow into the slot as demonstrated. I hit driver with slight draw bias and generally carry it around 250-260 yards, I recon with this manoeuvre, I might just gain another 20 yards?!! Plus my Srixon is 15 years old, so needs upgrading!! Thanks for sharing your wisdom on here.
Great instruction
Hi Chris
Thank you so much for leaving a comment and feedback on the video , taking the time out to do, this is really appreciated.
Wishing you well, and kind regards
Warren
Super. thanks
This is some good shit !! ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
Thanks buddy 👍
Like the videos a lot. Is Trev a Golden Retriever or a Red Setter?
Hi David, thanks for the feedback and Trev is a Red Golden Retriever. More of a working background than the standard goldens, that’s why he loves being outside on the range or golf course.
Cheers
Warren
@@warrenbennettgolfacademy lovely dog. Keep up the good work.
Excellent addition to what is slowly clicking on the snapping release. I sometimes get the sensation that I need to brake the body in order to allow the release, rather than letting the body/shoulders just come through. What is the sequence on the downswing: drop the arms (and shoulder) keeping the bowed wrist, release the hands by putting on the brakes on the left leg and then turning through?
It’s really hard to say as it’s so individual, but I would say judging by what you say and the transition happens so quickly, I would still be aware off your shoulders tilt and arms. Then working on your release separately. Plenty of rehearsal swings away from the course to be able to blend the lot.
If you want to send a swing I’ll be happy to take a look. If you would like that, send me your number in dm on instagram or fb and I can watsapp you. Then you could send me your swings.
Hope it all helps.
Regards
Warren
Thanks once again Warren, you have a great way of explaining things so simply, amazed you don’t get lots more views and subscribers. I am so typical of how you describe a slicing golfer and rely on hybrids off the tee and my driver and three wood gather dust in the garage. Would this tip also potentially help my hybrids off the tee and also maybe worth a try with my three wood before I’m brave enough to get the “big dog” out again ? Cheers, Tony
Hi Tony,
Many thanks for the message, really appreciate your feedback that means a lot.
Absolutely, but probably not as much as the driver as it's teed up more, but introducing shoulder tilt especially for a golfer who slices will always help.
Good luck.
Warren
Can't look for long knowing the dog is in the way.
Dear Warren, Can you please suggest some check points to ensure that the club face is square at impact?
Hi Dinesh,
That's a tricky one as it's such a split second but I would say because the only thing holding onto the club are your hands, you can feel the palm of your right hand and the back of your left hand are facing the target.
I have an impact video coming out on Friday so hope that will help.
Regards
Warren
@@warrenbennettgolfacademy Thanks Warren. Eagerly waiting for it. Best wishes in advance
Don’t you think a passive release is more consistent.? Then a role release?
Hi there,
Yes definitely, working on more of a role release is mainly for golfers who don’t have a release, so the video is mainly for those golfers, having a neutral release is something I would always look for.
Hope that helps.
Regards
Warren
Hi Warren how can I book a lesson
with you?
Unfortunately I’m not giving one to ones atm sorry about that
@@warrenbennettgolfacademy
very unfortunate because I really like your teaching.
Is it the same action for the irons?
Hi Robert,
It is similar as I’m an advocate of not changing swings but there are some differences, ball position being the main one, plus with an iron you can have a degree of lateral movement with the head but I would keep everything the same.
Hope this helps
Warren
Hi Warren , great video but does this mean you swing differently with the driver , compared to to the swing in No more back pain and same swing thought for 10 years with the irons as they seem to me to be very different or am I missing something, thanks
Ps hope to get down to see you for a lesson
Warren I’m almost convinced that this feel can be applied to all clubs in the bag???
Hey Tripp,
Thanks for contacting me.
Absolutely it can but I would say to a lesser extent with the irons as the driver is teed up, but yes having spine tilt is always a factor in getting the club in the slot.
Hope that answers your question.
All the best and please buzz over any more as and when.
Regards
Warren
Does this concept apply to the irons too?? Obviously ball position differs between the clubs??
Thanks
I would say it all depends on the level of how much over the top the golfer has. With the ball being teed up there is more required to encourage a more ascending strike, but with an iron there is always an element of shoulder tilt.
I hope that helps and many thanks for seeing the video.
Regards
Warren
@@warrenbennettgolfacademy so is it a very similar concept with irons, just far less side bend and shoulder tilt??
Thanks
I think Trev has fleas as he is always scratching himself. Get him a flea collar.
Many thanks for your concern, but he doesn’t have fleas
Warren
Too much showing of the wrong thing instead of slow motion correct thing!
Thanks for your feedback, hopefully newer videos do that more.
Warren
Warren I feel with this shoulder down swing, what stops the club from hitting the ground before the ball ? 😊