How to Hit A Driver STRAIGHT Every Time
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- This video is going to teach you how to start hitting consistently straight drives. I'll show you drills that will allow you to develop the proper feel for draws, fades and straight drives. This teaching method accelerates your learning curve and gets results!
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You Have legitimately helped me with all parts of my game. thank you for all the free advice!
My pleasure!
The only youtube golf coach worth listening to. Helped me take 10 strokes off my awful game in 2 months.
Thanks Terry!
I AGREE Terry, amazing golf coach.
Dude U are the best instructor ever. Been playing, it will be 20yrs this May. Have only two lessons in my life. I shoot 100- 120. U got me shooting consistently 100 but better mechanics...thx
Just turned 50 and learning to play again after 25 years of NOT playing. Thanks for the valuable instruction.
I'm posting this comment because your tips worked. No more slice on my day two of the range, my first range day (which was a disaster) :)
I am confident hitting the other clubs by allowing my body to turn into the shot. It was just that easy. Thanks Clay !!!
My pleasure! Thanks for sharing!
I have invested a lot of hours with Clay. Taken notes. Practiced on the range and the course. Watched the videos over and over and over. It is working. The lessons have improved my game and understanding unlike the many hours of in person lessons I have had with golf pros. They just cant compete with this type of teaching.... that I go back to go over and learn something new every time. You cant consume it all in one viewing, at least I cant. Thanks Clay
Thanks for sharing and the kind words. Play well!
Hi you have helped me understand the most important thing in the golf swing. I would have like to meet you 45 years ago. Keep the. Lesson coming
Great to hear! Keep up the good work.
This is the first video that helped me with slicing and hitting solid drives thank you it was about time
Great to hear!
Love your stuff- You are the Real Deal! We are all fortunate to have you help us! Thanks, Clay!
Thanks!
Hi Clay, I've been watching your videos and practicing hard for a few weeks now. I've played golf for over 20 years, and have only broken 90 a few times. All I can say is that I wish I knew then what I know now. You answer all the questions that I had when taking lessons, but they could never answer, they would just stick a towel under my armpit or something stupid like that. You are an incredible instructor, and I'm hitting the ball better than I ever have, and I feel like I could go out and break 90 with ease. I would love to take one-on-one lessons with you some time, so if you ever offer this, please let me know. Have clubs, will travel. Tom Carter , Charleston, SC
Hi Tom, thanks for the kind words. I'll be sure to pass it along to Clay. He doesn't have any plans to do private lessons at this time but if he does then our All Access Members will be the first to know. His plans currently are to keep making great content for you all. Hope you're playing great! Quentin | TSG Instructor
hi Clay , the way you break down the golf swing really help me improve my golf quickly , either chipping, irons and woods you help me tremendously , thank you
Happy to help!
Many thanks for you videos, I am hitting the Fairway more from the T and have gain distance, short game has improved, many many thanks
So glad to help! Play well!
definitely a key factor--got to be able to feel the differences.
Timely and easy to follow Instruction. I loved the graphics to further teach what good Ball flight and club face contact looks.
Awesome, thank you!
You are the BEST golf teacher in YT
Wow, thank you so much!!
There are two RUclips guys out there. That I love watching you and Danny Maude. Great help thanks clay
Thanks Garry!
Same here!
Thanks. I watched this video at the range an immediately fixed my slice!
My pleasure!
Clay I just came off the range. Man oh man what a difference. I was a hooker and a slicer. Man I am so excited. These tips and techniques do work, especially hitting the T off the ground with one hand. Thank you Clay, I’m all smiles,
Clay is the best in giving out golf techniques.
Thanks!
okay....been a hack for years but trying to hard. Watching your videos over the past two weeks....hello!!!! 7 out of 9 holes the ball went straight and long.
mate was perplexed but shared your link!!! thanks mate...bloody helped no end.
Glad it helped!
Thanks Clay this idea worked awesome. I am a 3 Handicap golfer and this concept kept my mind clear and my swing free, by releasing down the line. I focused only on swinging down this line and was able to hit straight and long (added yards to both driver and irons). Also of note shots were more centered and solid and I thoroughly enjoyed the game. I look forward to getting out to the course to repeat. Cheers :)
Thanks for the comment Clint! Glad the video helped. Sounds like you're on the right track. Keep up the good shooting! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Clay, your TSG website has helped me go from a consistent slice at 235-255yds, to a consistent draw/straight drive between 270-300yds ... unreal gains from only doing level 1 stuff and about half of the quick distance fix. You seem pretty active on youtube so I wanted to ask here if you could put up a video on the TSG website for people like me who live in places with intense winters who want to do a series of indoor exercises in the off season to continue to build strength/mobility/muscle-memory/etc -- I have been putting together a routine in a spreadsheet but it feels incomplete and probably not in the optimal order.
Hi Josh, thanks for sharing. Nice work! Those are some great gains. We don't really do much on fitness. If you're looking for good fitness stuff on golf then I would recommend checking out mytpi.com. We do have a winter golf practice plan with drills on the website here: topspeedgolf.com/vault/winter-golf-practice-plan-3-best-in-home-drills/. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
@@TopSpeedGolf I'm basically compiling a list of all the indoor drills in the TSG system in my spreadsheet (so not a ton of fitness stuff), but I will checkout that mytpi website for the fitness stuff .. the winter in home drill video is great, I will definitely add it to my sheet -- Thanks for all the high quality content.
clay, you are the best.....
Thanks!
You're a natural Clay! Thanks for this. Not only will you help my game, but you'll save me from spending all that money on hitting ball after ball. Good tip on swinging without hitting a ball.
Superb video. That makes a lot of sense learning how to purposefully draw and fade the ball.
Thanks!
Nearly got the Christmas hamper today! Beaten on a countback. Never hit my driver so well as I did today. After struggling all year with it now I just concentrate on one thing .. The Straight Line Release.. Bang, up the middle!! Only one bad drive today! Now to get the irons right :)
Thanks for sharing. Keep up the hard work! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Great advice Clay, getting the proper feels is such a key in golf and especially helping for hitting those longer and straighter golf drives. If we can get a good drive off the tee it makes the rest of the golf game so much easier and these tips will go a long way to helping this. Cheers
Thanks! I agree 100%
Thank you Clay.
My pleasure!
The word "best" is coming to mind instructor...Thanks!
Thanks!
I paused the video to roll one and it stopped exactly @4:19 marker. I guess it was meant to be
Thanks for great videos. They are serious game changers
You're very welcome!
Extraordinary tip. I can hit close to 280 yds and straight. You’re a phenomenal instructor. Thanks
Darrell klassen does this with a power point in front of the ball pointing the toe of club at a point. you can fix slices and hooks that way . It changes your impact position of your club without changing to much of your swing .
Hi Jason, thanks for sharing. Hope you're playing great! Quentin | TSG Instructor
I’m golfing today and hope this lesson will help me with my driver. I was watching rotary swing for over an year and my game got worse. You have a great teaching method that makes sense to me. Let me know Clay how to subscribe to all your videos. Thanks!
My pleasure! Click the red subscribe button below the video to subscribe.
Top Speed Golf - Clay Ballard I want to subscribe to your site where I can have access to all your videos. I played this morning, 30 degrees when I teed off. Had a terrible score of 47 on the front. On the back I shot a 38. I’m 67 with over 70 surgeries in 12 years. Just started playing again last year after 12 years of unbearable pain due to 9 bulging discs in my back and 8 surgeries on my right knee that included 3 total knee replacements. Was in a wheel chair not being able to walk any distance due to pain. I prayed and asked God to heal my knee in 2018. Three weeks later I got out of bed and was healed. I now can play gold again without severe pain. I had a 7 handicap when I had to quite golf in 2008. I want to get my golf game back where I shoot in the seventies again. I tried rotary swing for over an year, and it did not help me. Also interested in private lessons if you are in driving distance. Thanks!
thanks for the advice Clay, will see how it goes this afternoon. i like your slow motion views.. would have been good to show the fade and draw slow motion at the same time... i watched them both back and noticed that you had a higher attack on the fade and drew your club behind your around neck level while your draw was around the right hand should/bicep on your back swing (as you would expect)... i struggle to find the right angle behind me on the back swing, but i think this video helped. my shots are fade, slice, straight or hook (in that order of likelyhood)... the draw eludes me!
Hope the video helps. Play well!
Another quality video with great tips & drills. You cover virtually every aspect of the game, but I can’t find one on using irons off the tee. Be good to see a video on this or some tips - should it be similar to a driver (hitting up) or like a standard iron (descending) strike ?
Hi Robert, it should be like a standard iron shot. You're just teeing it up high enough to give you what would be a perfect lie.
Great question. I've wondered this for a while.
Thanks for the tips, Clay!
You bet!
You did a lot for me to lose my slice which I never thought would happen but now it’s I have a dead pull straight left as my miss
I haven't been playing that much lately, have other commitments, but im going to try this next time. Thanks Clay
My pleasure!
Thank you
You're welcome!
I followed your advice for hitting a draw and had amazing results! When I tried the fade, I hit it off the heal side and lost a lot of distance. What am I doing wrong?
Very helpful!
Once again, wonderful instruction that is working for me. Thank you so much for all the great videos!
My pleasure!
Thx for the tips
My pleasure!
Great video Clay. But you forgot to mention the position of your left arm and hand when you demonstrated the slice move. This is where I struggle. Keeping my hands away from my body and trying to come over the ball for a slice or fade. I draw the ball badly with the driver and need to get rid of it.
Thanks! It's hard to say what's going on without seeing your swing. I would check out our channel for more videos on hitting the driver straight. This one is a good one: ruclips.net/video/gKm70t__xOg/видео.html. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
I love this lesson clay is helpful for my game. ( love this game )
Thanks!
Clay's tennis videos' are good too
Thanks!
Clay, I watch many many of your videos and put it to practice on the range. I have 1 request. The word RELEASE. What other word besides 'release' can you use to explain how to swing. I don't know what release means when you say 'release the club in front of the golf ball'. To me, release means 'letting go', as when you throw a baseball or football, you release (let go of) the ball at a certain point of your throwing motion. Since I'm not letting go of the club, what do you mean when you say 'release'?
Thanks.
My 2 cents: release = unhinge. Don't tense your forearms and try to hold a specific wrist angle. Just let the momentum of your downswing naturally unhinge(release) your wrists.
Hi, thanks for watching. You're exactly right. It can be confusing and I think some instructors have different definitions of it too which makes it more confusing. It's a similar concept to what you're saying letting go of a ball. It's when all the angles are gone and the club is splitting the forearms. If you look at the thumbnail, you'll see an image of the release. Ideally, it would be about 45 degrees out in front of impact. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
It seems it is very important to have the arms synchronized with hips during downswing. I recently purchased the Live View Pro to ensures this synchronization is present during each swing.
Hi Joan, I 100% agree. Thanks for the comment. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Some great tips coming through your videos Clay. I’ve been driving a lot better over the past few months, more consistent and straighter.
Thanks!
Interesting note at the end. If the player releases early would that create pull or pull-hook ball flight?
Hi Aaron, it could create either ball flight. The release isn't about where the club face is pointing. It's about where the club is releasing. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Great video. Can you discus the pre swing? Hate seeing guys take 8 practice swings then hold for 5+ seconds then hit a terrible shot. I set up, do a little waggle, then go
It's really personal preference. I'm not a fan of a ton of practice swings either. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Thanks Clay for this in depth video! Excited to implement and see improvement!!! What scope are you using? Can you recomend something affordable for a beginner to help track ball fly, strikes etc. Thanks again!
Hey Bruce, we use the FlightScope X3. They make a product called the Mevo that's is about $500 and will give you club head speed, ball speed and a few other things. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
I have noticed that your bely buckle is facing your right toe at the back of your back swing - pitches, chips, irons and driver
Thanks for sharing! Play well!
Clay Thanks for your instructional videos helping us golfers;enjoyable to watch learn and practice.
I'm just getting back into playing again after a long lay off.I watched your video on hitting the ball 1st with you irons weight transfer and you said most pros load the right foot max first for the weight transfer to the left foot on impact but can you tell me when using the driver while tilting your spine right for a right hand golfer the weight transfer with the driver.I cannot seem to stay back and hit up on the driver consistently.Would it make sense then to load my left foot so at impact the weight transfers more to my right opposite of hitting the irons like you mentioned. I'm fighting the dreaded driver closed face loose loft left duck hook and get very muscle to the ball-DeX
Hi Dexter, the technique is not different for the driver. You can widen your stance some to make it easier to hit up on it. It sounds like you're just hitting it low off the toe but it's impossible for me to know without seeing your swing. Spray some foot powder on the face and see where you're striking the ball typically. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
@@TopSpeedGolf Ok thanks I'll check to see where I am hitting the ball on the club face as I know that's an important part of it.-DeX
Another awesome video! Thank you
Thanks!
Looking forward to trying this. For some reason I can draw and fade irons but get on the tee and slice or if I set up for draw it's just a straight push or sometimes and over hook. I think working on over drawing and over slicing in one session and finding middle ground could help correct when I'm on course. Do you suggest keeping the path relatively the same and just adjusting aim/setup right or left or should I consciously swing more right or left for draw/fade?
Hi Bryan, It sounds like you may have been swinging too much in to out before. Hitting extremes slices and hooks can help you find that middle ground for sure. As far as the way you're doing it, that's up to you. You have to find what works best for you. There are many ways to do it. The only thing that needs to happen is the face needs to be closed to your club path. Try those ways of doing it and find what works best for you. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Clay can u talk about what exercises in the gym we can do to better our golf? I saw a video where tiger said it was all about the legs. But I figure back and core are important too, and wrist too? Ps u look like u have packed on a few lbs but that is not why I’m asking these gym questions.
Hi Erick, we don't really do any fitness stuff. We stick mainly to golf instruction. If you're looking for some golf specific stuff then I would recommend getting with a TPI fitness professional in your area. You can find one at mytpi.com. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Hey Clay I’ve only been playing 10 months and I’m doing exactly what you’re saying here. I’m controlling my club and I’m only reaching 180yds in my drives. But here’s my question, could say front or forward arm instead of left arm? Reason being, I’m left handed and it would be easier to learn if I heard front leg/ back leg Front arm/ back arm instead of your way and most other teachers way
Hi, thanks for watching. We try to do our best to do that but we aren't perfect. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Clay do you change ball position at all during these draw to fade to straight shots? Thanks!
Yeah, a ball forward for fade and ball back for draw. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
I did this without knowing it and for fun and hit a few very straight drives on the course, then I come here and see why.
Nice!
Nice Vid & Great advice!
Appreciate it!
Thanks Clay for posting this, another excellent video! As a complete beginner, could I ask if by the term 'fade', you mean get the ball to go the left and the term 'draw', get it to go to the right?
Hi Clive, a fade is a ball that curves left to right for a right handed golfer. A draw would just be the opposite. Hope you're playing great! Quentin | TSG Instructor
@@TopSpeedGolf apologies for the delay in responding. Many thanks Quentin, very much appreciated I'm having a lot of fun and success with this!
In your fade set-up, is the club face a little open or is it in line with the feet?
I like to set up with it a little open but it only makes a difference how it is at impact.
Watched this video multiple times. Now it's time to take it to the range and see what happens!! Hopefully it fixes my slice!!🙏 🤣
Best of luck!
Thank you Clay! You've helped me with my game!
My pleasure!
Great video!!
Do you change your feet placement when doing these drills - do you keep your feet square to your target line? Or does a person need to adjust the lead foot to back little for fade and forward a little for draw (compared to target line)?
Hi Tate, there are lots of ways to hit a fade or draw. Most people do open and close their stance. If that's what you do then that is completely fine. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Can you do a video on how to transition from driver to irons. I tend to top my irons after I figure out my driver. Makes me rather keep the driver in the bag and just 3i out the box to keep my irons more consistent.
Hi, you're in luck. We have that video on our RUclips channel. Do a quick search on our channel for "driver iron" and it should pop up. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
What exactly do you mean be “releasing” the club? Thank you
It's when the club bisects the arms after impact when looking from face on.
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Alright- that makes sense.Thank you!
On the pretty good straight shot at 16:25, your monitor indicated your path was 1.3 degrees left but your face to path was 1.6 left as well. The ball should had a baby draw but it was depicted as a baby fade. Since there was no significant wind affecting ball flight why did that happen?
What type of shaft do you have on your driver?
PING Tour X-stiff
Let's say I hit a few nice shots that split the fairway but I'm trying to hit a draw and instead hit a slight fade. Is that something to be concerned about?
Hi Glenn, it sounds like you may need to work on getting more awareness of your face and path. I would practice alternating hitting fades and draws on the range to get a better feel. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
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Hi, interested to know what’s the driver and specs used in this video?
PING i10 8 degrees with Pro Force V2 shaft x-stiff
At about 3:55 you check your line and say I'm lined up down the left side. What does that mean?
He was making sure the ball out in front was in line with where he wanted to go. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Can you do slomo swing demonstrations?
My practice swings are perfect…..put a ball in front of it and I fall right apart. I just want to get it some where down the middle of the fairway.
Are you in the tour?
Clay played in some mini tour a long time ago but no long plays professionally. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Clay - where can I get a hat like yours? What is the brand?
I have one BIG ussue. If I open my hips and body before the downswing I don’t know if I even hit the ball with the driver. Tried so often to practise that.
How do I coordinate that?
Hi Jan, I would need to see your swing to know exactly what's going on. I would first make sure you're getting a proper weight shift. Best of luck! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Do you have any advise ...on how to handle Bad Sportsmanship on the golf course from your playing partners.....specifically the people I'm playing with are way too serious...for their talent level,....they get pissed when they are losing and will purposely try to derail me and others in the group..talking in my backswing..walking in my line....ticky tac stuff..I still wupp em...but getting tired of it,. Any advise....
there is a group of 40 guys who play together at my club on weekends.....so I will get paired with them....at some point...not as ez as just don't play with them...
Hi, sorry to hear that. There isn't a lot you can do except just not play with them. I only really play with people I know I enjoy playing with. If I was a close friend then I might say something but not to an acquaintance. It's really up to you though. Sorry, I wish I could help more. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
@@TopSpeedGolf Thank you for the reply....
Clay does not get hung up on it all being about the lower body. That's great if you are 25 and have D1 ability. Seems to me modern golf instruction is sadly geared for like 1/10th of 1% of the population. Clay and Adam Balzelgette are two guys who can teach to the middle of the class thank goodness.
Thanks Anthony!
Tips start at 3:00
I’m so confused. The club is closed on the release. And then it’s open on the release. How do you do that if your just letting the club swing freely ?
It only matters if it's opened or closed at impact. Some will roll it over more in the release like Rory and some with keep it more square like Koepka. Neither are wrong. You do what works best for you. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Top Speed Golf - Clay Ballard is it how you grip the club on the the set up.? What I mean is have your hands holding the club open a little bit or closed a little bit. I love your videos. I’ve been a slicer for ever. And just trying to straighten my drive
I just lost my drive and given up. Sucks!
Hi, sorry to hear that. We'll be hear whenever you feel like coming back. Best of luck! Quentin | TSG Instructor
So all i gotta do is wear that hat?
You got it! 😂
HE is very good and clear but his driver Swing mechanic is weak in my view. His foot work does not allow his right elbow to be in place where it needs as the club head comes to the ball. I divid the driver swing into three areas of development from ground up. The three areas starts with lower body compose of hip setup and feet setup toes pointing direction and placement to create a close stance. Second area is upper body composed of spine, shoulders placement and arms action. The goal of upper body is to have the right elbow close to the body and he does good job. He is very athletic and can adjust his body to bring the club head to the ball but he comes up on his heels to do it that is poor swing mechanics in my view. The best model for driver swing mechanics is Ben Hogan driver swing mechanics. The third ares of develop is hands starting with wrist and then fingers for grip affects hands abilities for I call it finger ergonomics. Each finger pressure affects hands action to the club head.
IF go to his video and look at the slow motion action of his swing for its starts at 3 minutes. The goal is Right elbow being place just so during club head coming to the ball. The elbow should be bent as the club head comes through the ball. That requires the shoulders be be at angle where the right shoulder is low and right up but not straight that is weak.
IF you watch his foot work and the right elbow and look at his heel coming up and down go allows the right elbow to come through during the swing.It is very fast and short but it has to be because his good placement does not allow the right elbow to flow through front of the body. Many golfer have the elbow away from the body he does not for right.
HOW to keep your heels down on the ground and allow the elbow flows across your from of the body during the swing but also allows the shoulder tilt is increased base on foot stances.
Ben Hogan has FOOT placement for each club so the right elbow can be bent and flow across the front of the body as club head comes to the ball. With a close stances where the right foot is back about 2 to 3 inches back (it can be greater and golfer has find how far to bring the right foot back) for the drive swing. How much depends and golf body size and arm characteristics affects the foot placement is close stands. IF you look at Ben Hogan book the Five lesson and find his foot work placement for each club. Understand the goal is for the right elbow ability for each club to be close to side of the body as club head comes to the ball.
Why bent elbow so the wrist and hand action can be more dynamic to have lag time of the club head to be shorter. Some golfers have their right elbow straight about 3 feet before the club head strikes the ball that limits all hand dynamics force. Here is another point and see his left shoulder being up during club head strike the ball. As right elbow extends the left shoulder comes lower or straighter.
Make the close stance and move slowly and realize how the right elbow can come through without having the heels coming up jump up during the swing. Watch Ben Hogan swing the driver and his heels do not come up and right elbow is always in the same place for repeatable drive swing. IF you watch his use of other clubs his right elbow comes through the same way.
The other point is the left knee action can be enhanced. The driver swing is 100 percent physical so swing mechanics for the drive is the only repeatable swing action. Suggestion Find exercises to shape your body range so the drive swing mechanics you choice can be repeated. Drive swing is the done physically the say way each time is the goal.
Nice video very clear but the driver swing mechanics should be easier and flow better but heel jump makes more effort in the swing for produce less ground force during the swing. Ben Hoban never jump in his driver swing in fact his feet was very grounded which made his hip turning better. That is my view for true Ben Hogan swing mechanic support for the most dynamic form to swing clubs. Have good day and good swings.
You should probably get paid to be a professional instructor then.
@@cryptomaniac2 Thank you. I am a physical trainer rooted Qi Gong training I apply to sports physical mechanics movement. On golf understanding Ben Hogan book 5 lessons was my seed to construct golf swing exercises with the different club driver being the most physical is good one to start learning the golf swing.
I had driver swing class for 3 years in a gym setting to construct driver swing sensations mechanics as you engage core energy and strength Timed with core breathing in the swing. Ben Hogan book has two drawings that shows internal and external movement of swing. The first drawing shows internal energy flow and two points of focus which are core generator for energy and strength and the head generator which I explain is an Attitude generator directing energy sensation flow into club swing. The other drawing two main points are selective muscles during the swing making firm and soft in movement.
I train people in the guy doing slow movement to sensitize muscle awareness at points in the swing so the student can make adjustments and mind can have time to realizes differences and effects.. My Qi Gong training covers lot of sports for performs in focus on. I am not a PGA instructor but worked with very good one for clarity of my approach I develop clarity of swing no other have given by Qi Gong back ground. I do have RUclips views on Ben Hogan book two drawing and what do they mean for understanding. The golf swing is complex and is opposite to sports physical for strength is not the main force in the golf swing. The club is tool to hit the ball and it has to be done artfully.
I have a number of You Tube videos on how exercise to swing the driver from the ground up. I have some on putting people like base on open stances foot work for a Pendulum putter head movement also core breathing to effect your emotional physical state. Being a Trainer in Qi Gong and I am master of energy movement which is person effect. I have applied my knowledge into sports. Golf is great physical sport. In golf softness and flow with a snap of hands is very challenging state between mind and body coordinated with each selective club that has different foot placement to be affective. Golf is the most complex sport given the range of clubs and physically since swing mechanics is key not strength by it self.
With my PGA friend we produce 5 articles in golf magazines and one I really enjoyed is explaining the Two drawing in Ben Hogan book and I do have that one on RUclips. If you want to become more attached to a club you have exercise with it NOT on course but in a gym type setting so you can develop a high sensory sensations of club Swing mechanics range and foot work affects right elbow placement and bend. I like low effort with hight effect is what golf swing is about. Thanks for what you said.
PS Look for Driver swing mechanics with Qi energy on You Tube and another one is Driver swing mechanics with Qi energy. Ben Hogans head attitude generator define. I do have number of he golf swing from energy physical sensation development approach. What make me different I add internal force and shape of the body for the golf swing and sport. Golf is great exercises if make it such. Have good day.
I got halfway through this and found it useless. It assumes you know what a “fade” and “draw” are and whether you are hitting one or the other just by swinging at a tee. Utter nonsense.