Why 99% Of Tour Players Now Move Their Right Arm Like This
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- If you want to know how to hit driver correctly or simply how to hit driver straight then learn to move your right arm like this.
In this golf video Danny Maude shows by getting the right arm in the correct starting position with driver and irons the golf swing just feels easy.
When you get the right arm in the correct position it helps you get a perfect backswing. In fact once you have locked the right arm in place Danny shows you exactly how to move the right arm perfectly with his signature dumbbell move.
But the golf lesson wouldn't be complete without knowing how to move it in the downswing. Danny Maude has you covered. There is no room for loads of complicated swing thoughts in the golf swing so you need something super simple.
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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
and I hope to do all this with simple golf tips so you can create an effortless golf swing
Hi Danny, watched this video yesterday, and went to the range this morning to try it out.initially it felt awkward, but I persisted. I’m 67, and don’t usually hit the ball very far. But when I got the hang of it, the ball flew far further than I’ve seen for years, and without much effort. I have to say that I don’t understand why, it felt as though it shouldn’t go far at all, but it did with every club. So all I can say is thank you. I’ve now got to get a gapping session organised.
Well done 😁👍 keep me updated with how you get on!
Came back to golf after a 14 year break. These videos have helped so much. I have a lot to work on, but I feel more in control than I ever did back when I was younger.
That’s wonderful to hear
Just picked it back up after a 13 year break myself. Good luck.
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Golf is the most difficult sport that I have ever played. But that's why it is more fun. Thank you for this video
@byoungwooko7602 you are most welcome. Glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏻
Love your delivery style, Danny. Always really clear and you don't over-complicate things. Great drills 👍👍
I appreciate that! 🙏
Great stuff as always Danny, thank you so much for the time & effort you put in to help us all.
How many people all around the world play better & enjoy this wonderful game more because of you! Hats off to you!
Really kind Alan, I really hope so
Hi Danny
Great video as always.
After watching what's apparent to me is you start the swing with your body rather than with the hands.
The main thing is trying to return that club face to square at impact.
So adding your catapult drill and using the club as a pendulum, and starting this drill with your body you should get a rhythmic swing that's consistent and start to feel compression on the ball. The main thing is to eliminate the fat shots so this video and drill should help
Morning Danny. You are a great coach and the best on the internet. I’m getting on a bit now and using these weekly drills with my new Eleven irons my game has got back to something respectable. Back in the day I played off 9 but lost the plot and my swing looked like an octopus falling out a tree. Now controlled slow back swing and a bit of flowing discipline it’s coming back. Promise I’ll book a lesson next time I drive back to the Uk and land in Canterbury.
That’s great Terry, I’d love to see you here in Canterbury
Danny, like most amateurs, I'm consistent as heck - consistently bad. Nah, not really. My game has significantly improved thanks to some of your tips - almost a single-digit handicap - it's my putting and short game that needs improvement, so I'm working on that - and it's coming around. I'm pretty decent off the tee now I'm using TM's BRNR - it's a fairway finder. Course management has also helped a lot. Paying attention to pin locations for my approach shots may be the biggest improvement - trying to avoid downhill putts as much as possible. So I club up/down depending which offers best chance of an uphill putt - saves at least 2 putts per round just by being more considered on my approach shots.
@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb that’s great. Enjoy practicing. Thank you so much for watching 🙏🏻
Good day; after watching your video w Pete Cowan, where he mentioned about the right elbow being the key, I worked at it and droped my handicap from 21 to 14. Driving, irons and contact have improved exponentially. Thanks for the tip.
Brilliant Don! Well done!
Terrific! My game has improved markedly since I became more connected on the right side. My swing has become flatter allowing for an effortless swing through the zone. When I rush, or become disconnected, the clubhead isn't nearly as square at the bottom. Always appreciate you Danny!
Well done Randy, happy to hear of your progress 😁
I really rate golf instruction Craig Hanson but for my years of watching golf instruction this is the best golf Instruction I've ever seen, I was working on something similar but he makes it so simple and believe me done correctly how he explains it this really works my new favourite golf instructor top man
@@stephenpole4260 really appreciate the support Stephen
Number 3 is spot on. Not a fan of using devices but 3 works great for creating feel without cluttering the mind with swing thoughts. Couple that with keeping the feet together. Thanks for the different ideas, because everyone reacts differently to different things
Danny again another master class video on swing..I’ve a habit of my arms detaching fm my body and tbh even now I go back to your video with foxy basically swinging loose as a goose..I’m 8.1 atm was 6.2 last year just lost my way with my irons slightly so this content is mega useful..spot on cheers Phil 👏👏👌
Thank you Phil 😁 happy to help!
@@DanielMaude just a follow up Danny…I’ve used this vid in this weeks games and I’ve coupled it with a short fm Gary player where he slaps between the left arm and chest to tighten it in…hand in hand they work amazingly…my iron stroking is as straight as it’s ever been with good contact…it’s worked amazingly however u haven’t got any advice on on course nerves have u..if people are watching in comps my short game suffers I tighten up and am conscious there are people watching…any advice would be welcome..trying to get back down to 6 but that tightening up on chips etc under 60 yards is costing me 😩😩😩
Hi Danny. I’ve just had my best round of golf as a senior golfer for ages. Your advice worked a treat and I didn’t hit he ball fat once. Thank you so much and keep those videos coming. John
Brilliant John well done 🙌
Brilliant exercise DM. Fantastic
Happy to help
I finally got to the course this past weekend (been practicing for months on my five acre lot, dodging oak trees). While I began so conscious of every little movement, I finally loosened up and took some nice controlled swings. I wound up parring 3 holes, including 17 and 18. My other par was a 20 foot chip -in utilizing the "fishy tail" approach. Had some huge inconsistencies but golf was fun again. Thanks Danny.
Brilliant Rick! Well done 🙌
So clear, so simple. Muchas gracias Danny.
Pleasure John 😁👍
Hi Danny, thanks so much for this … I was wondering if you have a lesson on pre shot routines? My golf has improved but my last couple of rounds were erratic as I find myself rapidly mentally flicking through 000”s of your tips whilst over the ball .. thanks as always
Another great take away! One day I’ll book a proper lesson with you Danny…..great stuff as always 🫡
Pun intended, yes/no?
Thank you!
One of the best videos out there! This is definitely a key move in the golf swing!
Exactly what I'm working on at the moment really glad you've done this video explanation simplistic absolutely brilliant golf instruction, top man
Really kind Stephen all the best
Havent even watch it yet but already smashed the like button dead center. Thats the amount of trust i have in this man. With that said, now ima enjoy these 10 min, knowing i will get something to think about at my afternoon practise😎
Thanks so much for the support, means a lot
Expertly explained Danny will have a practice with this tomorrow. Thanks as always and have a great weekend
Thank you Julian! Let me know how you get on.
Something I noticed from video of a pro that I was shown during a lesson a few years back - and that I see here too - but that wasn’t mentioned then or now is that the forearm of the trail arm (your right arm for RH players) is completely vertical at the top of the swing (wrist directly above the elbow). I think that’s somehow important to setting up the swing, but how do you get it there? Here you’ve given some nice instruction as to how to get to that position without actually referring to it. It could be weird to think about that position when swinging, but if you take video of yourself, or have someone watch you looking for it, it could be diagnostic of what you need to fix in your swing. Appreciate the videos, as always. Cheers. Evan in Winnipeg
All three steps that you showed in this video Danny are excellent. I have been working on these very same things in my swing. I'm glad that this video substantiates what I am doing. I know it's taken my golf game to a whole new level. Thank You Danny and Well Done!
Thanks John!
Thanks Danny. The single best tip, and my go to when I start getting wild, is tucking the trail elbow in and pointing the elbow pocket out. And this builds on that. But then on the next hole I forget, and start flailing my arms around again. Golf is hard! Please keep tips and drills coming - one day I will have a break through.
Thank you Austin happy to help!
Hi Danny, first at all thank you very much for the great lessons. I have some problems with the coordination between a free swinging club and the right grip pressure. If a let the grip to lose it tents to lose contact with all my fingers of the hand because of grafity. If the pressure is to hard my forearm muscles are to tense for letting the club swing freely. The question is where should control end and how much control is needed.
Excellent description and instruction on how the wrists and elbows (fold) functions in a good golf swing!
Thank you, happy to help 😁
Excellent 3-Steps lesson, helps me undersrsnd the correct swing better. Thanks Danny
Happy to help Foursis 👍
I practiced this while watching you Danny... Like always, simple, easy to implement...My question, where do I sign up for the PGA Tour???... Just great as always, ahahaha, silly me..
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Awesome video this week Danny on making the golf swing so simple and keeping in balance!
Thank you Walter 😁
Back to basics. Thanks Danny - off to the range now!
Have fun John
Thanks Danny, Your explanations of the concepts your trying to explain are simple to understand and execute.
Happy to help 😁
Thanks Danny, another great one to take to the range 😊
My pleasure!!
Brilliant Danny, this works exceptionally well just as long as I remember to use it 😂.
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Great video. Could you do a video of toe and heel impact? Hitting my irons terribly. Off the toe, straight right.
Absolutely Kim
Another great, informative session Danny. I need this constant re-enforcement to keep my trail arm tucked. It's like Moe Norman used to say to keep trail forearm sunny side up. You're bringing me back to yesteryear and it's much appreciated. Stay well my friend.-Russ
Thanks Russ appreciate the support 😁
Your lessons are helpful for me. Thank you.
You are very welcome Justin
Great drills. Repetition becomes second nature. Have a good week DM
Thanks, you too Stuey
Good video !! & explanation just like Pete Cowen’s set up ….coaching techniques !!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you, Danny -- AGAIN !!! Wonderful exercise! It connects technique with consistency -- what could be better than that!
Thank you 😁
Obviously I’ve watched you for years. This elbow (wrist) angle change has been fantastic for me. The elbow feels bizarre at first, but it really works. Been doing this for a while and wow!!!
Wonderful to hear
I finally discovered this simple truth about the right arm controlling the swing in 2008 when my late 50s after I retired, took a part time job as a starter at a golf course so I could play free golf and decided to re-boot my swing by following the advice of Ben Hogan in Five Lessons with a set of unforgiving late 70s Wilson Reflex blade irons I found at a thrift store and re-gripped.
I had started playing in 1983 when convention wisdom was to swing in the style of Nicklaus lifting the front foot off the ground, then in the 90s when down the X factor rabbit hole of static hips and over stressed back none of which I was able to coordinate with any consistently because where were so many randomly moving parts. I quickly realized what made Hogan’s method so consistent, starting with how he gripped the club, was that it maxed out the movement of the wrist at key points in the swing.
For example it is getting the right hand up over the left in the grip then swinging the club back with shoulder turn with no CONSCIOUS wrist action which causes the rapidly increasing club force to hinge the trail (right) wrist into maxed out extension which then creates the leverage which forces the right arm to fold elbow down and externally rotate which also creates very efficient leverage, which I realized is the secret to controlling the force of the club head which tries to steer the hand lead left hand and arm.
99% of the pros finally came around to realizing the way Hogan took the club away from the ball and caused the trail arm to fold worked better than the conventional wisdom that replaced it 😂
Thanks for taking the time to share
Huh? The third paragraph is complete word salad gibberish. Think I’ll stick w Danny’s explanation (or Hogan’s). On backswing, tuck your trail elbow, forearms up, body turn, keep lead wrist flat (which keeps trial hand palm up, club face to the sky). With the finger grip, the hinge will happen naturally.
just took this out to the garden net, brilliant! Thanks Danny
Fantastic!
Hi Danny, being practicing the hinge motion from a lesson a few weeks ago. It has worked well.
Brilliant well done Matt 👍
Thanks!
Really kind Rob thank you
Brilliant Danny, 2 concepts I’ve never quite understood how to implement (right hand movement and wrist hinge) but you have made it look easy to practice and implement - can’t wait to try it. THANKS!
Thank you Anthony! Appreciate the support :)
I love this, and this helps me a ton with consistency. My issue arises from trying to add “depth”.
Do you have a video on that?
Add your depth with Right hip turn on the way back, then feel like the Left hip comes rearward to match the Right hip on the transition & down through impact to follow through. (If you're RH golfer.. reverse if LH) -that's what works for me. Hope it helps.
Great video and wrist drills!👍⛳️
It's interesting that you displayed the trail arm appearing to be disconnected from the body at the elbow, because many beginners are taught to keep the trail elbow in contact with the body. I tell other beginners that it's okay for that elbow to be separated from the body, because, as you showed, it still is and FEELS connected even though it isn't actually touching the body. As long as you still feel the 'connected' sensation as you draw back, then you are in fact still connected and in control. The big difference between pros and joes is often this element. The pros are taking the club very far away and not, in a sense, chicken winged on their takeaway. I practice letting the club point out and away and really allowing my arms to stretch out while maintaining that connected sensation. This really helps add length with very little effort. And at least for me, as I got used to it, it also promoted iron accuracy. It's hard to be inconsistent when your takeaway is fully extended. It's either fully extended or it isn't. You see chunks and slices disappear entirely by doing this effectively. I like this video. Great points made. My main tip to others, let that arm flow back and through. Take steady swings. Get used to it feeling connected but also being extended out. You'll be surprised with the improvements.
Good on you Danny 👍🏻
Thanks 👍
I have been using the instruction you provided by Pete Cowan that has really improved my ball striking. My only issue was that when I got to the impact zone i was a little lost as what to do. I was hitting the ball well but it was a power fade. This instruction provided insight through the impact zone and into the followthrough. I took it to the range and was hitting the ball straight or with a draw! One thing I am still working on is the timing through the impact zone. I am not sure if I am making the transition correctly. Any clarification would be appreciated. Thanks!
Will add to this on future videos
Love that last bit Danny, super simple 🙌
Thanks Steve, all the best
This is going to sound weird.... I've got a torn rotator cuff at the minute. Right handed,right shoulder. I can't get out of control with my right side and I can only half swing.... I usually break 80 5 or 6 times over the summer months.... 8 times with most of August and September to go..... Forced control! 👏👏👏
I’ve found that over the years. At one stage my back was super tight and I’m trying to protect it I naturally swung more under control
@@DanielMaude Denny, how about using driver and wood. Is it the same with irons as you explained. Thank you
10% of people have their left arm coming out of their back. No joke.
I completely severed the rotator cuff in my right shoulder without bursting the capsule. It took 9 months of physiotherapy to build sufficient strength in my shoulder to be able to swing a golf club. I’ve lost some distance but am still playing to a 15 index. The physio is key to regaining your strength, and then work with a coach to build a swing that will protect your shoulder. Your game will definitely get better.
@tedharman5354 wise words Ted. Cheers pal. 👍
This helps a lot! Consistency is paramount
Thank you David! Happy to help 👍
Thanks Danny great information 👍🏻😊
My pleasure!
Dan, the first drill feels a bit confusing since the fingers are running parallel to the golf shaft and if i have the same feeling but gripping with both hands then my left wrist gets all weird and weak. feels easy to do when my fingers run parallel to the shaft but when gripping for real doesnt feel right. any advice?
Great video my man!!
Really kind thank you
Well done Danny 👏 😊
Thank you again Roy 🙏
Will give it a try before todays round
Maybe something to do afterwards Dave. Enjoy your game today and come back to do the exercises.
Have a great weekend
@@DanielMaude probably sensible 😂
Great work Danny! Dom
Thank you Dom
Thankiuu ! Btw ? Yar tips really help !
You are very Welcome
Great stuff as always Danny ⛳️
Have a great weekend
With this tip today I hit the ball straighter and longer and scored better Thanks Danny :) Your tips are Great.
@bobdalton that’s great. You are most welcome 🙏🏻
Great video and instructions. The recommended fitness band works great for the thighs, but it was very tight and nearly impossible to wrap over the shoulders. Do you have any recommends because I really like the idea of a shoulder wrap
Brilliant video Danny. Great explanation of the right arm and hand position in the backswing. Now I can feel what I should be doing 👍👍👍
Happy to help Jim :)
@@DanielMaude This is possibly the best I’ve played for years. Gone from 6.5 to 3.4 this season but still wasn’t happy with the inconsistent flight with the driver and 3 wood . Practiced a bit yesterday and what a difference. Better, higher flight but still a strong trajectory 👍Thank you
Thank you Professor, for this excellent lesson!
@IvanGreindl you are most welcome. Thank you so much for watching 🙏🏻
Good video Danny. The elbows and right hand are straight out of Ben Hogan's 5 Simple Rules. How many things about the golf swing are really new?
Great video Danny.u remind me of Miyagi of Karate Kid, the way u bring it all together. 😀
Thanks so much for the support 🙏
Looks like you can finally help your wife with the duster. Another really good and helpful video Danny. Another good start to Saturday.
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Your Awesome Danny,,, thank you from Florida USA,,,,,
@josephshuster4904 thank you so much 😊 you are most welcome 🙏🏻
Essas aulas são maravilhosas
Hey Danny your last video i took three swings before my iron shots and I dropped about 5- 6 shots thanks.
Wow that’s amazing
@@DanielMaude still a little more work to do but I'm on my way.
Nice explanation of how to swing 'connected.'
I sometimes tuck my shirt in under my armpits to keep my arms more compact. Works with putting too and you can do it legally on the course!
I like that too…one thing I like personally is to keep a little freedom in my arms as t helps with power so I don’t keep them rammed into my side
Even with pitching please?
Keeping it simple, as you always demonstrate, is key. I liken my golf game to the juggler spinning 20 plates , the first plate always falls off as the 20th starts 😂 my brain only has enough control for one thought when over the ball .. so tips like these really help!
Happy to help 😁
I took his advice and regripped a spare 7 iron with putter grip at 45 degree angle…my flexibility and trust factor hinders me but what he’s showing is the true way to strike ball.
Really appreciate the support
thank you, love this one, big up from france😉
@leonzecilc5067 thank you so much & thank you for watching 🙏🏻
Another informative video, I look forward to these every week. How can I arrange a one to one lesson with yourself ? I ask every week. 🙏🏼 ⛳️
Hi Dave, reach out to support@dannymaude.com 👍
I thought I was the only one using a swimming hand paddle... great video😊👍⛳
😂 thank you, appreciate the support 👍
Love your online lessons Danny every thing is so simple but effective many thanks 😊
Thanks Dell 😁
I followed your driver tips from two weeks ago and actually won my golf club’s monthly medal couldn’t believe it, Thanks Tony
Brilliant Tony, well done 🙌
Love it yet again pal 🫶🏌️♂️
Thank you William!
Are you consciously rolling over the wrists at impact?
It’s more of the forearms than the wrists
best coach on RUclips. when my channel blows up I have Danny to thank!
Thanks for the support
@@DanielMaude no, thank YOU!
Dear Danny, Can you please make a video about the short game?
What would you like to know?
Good lesson Danny.💪
@andrewschneeweiss1162 thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏻
How firm should the wrist be on the downswing? Locked and cocked but does it stay that way all the way to impact and beyond? Does the palm stay behind the wrist throughout the entire swing?
Hi Thomas, no you never want to try and hold the angles on the way down. What I love about the paddle drill here is, particularly if you hit balls with it, is it gives you a great feeling of what’s required.
If you find that your wrists are flicking it’s never a case of trying to hold them back. They are doing this to compensate and help you out. Usually because the arms and body aren’t dorky their job
This is why I live the drills in this video as they teach the arms and body what to feel
Tour pros swing with the least number of and variability in degrees of freedom. That is how you become consistent by removing unecessary DOF. Also the external rotation of the elbow allows the right hand to hold leverage longer into impact and keep a 90 degree hinge much easier.
Absolutely 👍
Is this the same feel you experienced with pete cowan and spinning the arm fown @danny
Terry Cork
Once again thanks Danny
Thank you Terry 🙌
Changing the RUclips speed to its lowest setting gives the slow motion necessary to see the arm and hand position on the actual contact swing. Just a help.
Hey Danny, as a result of this and the Pete video, I feel like I’m getting in great positions at the top with the ‘tucked in’ right elbow.
I think I’m having issues in transition or impact though. For some reason my ball flights appear to end up right of target (I’m assuming I’m keeping the face open at impact?).
Appreciate you can’t see my swing, but is there anything that you think could be causing this? (Grip is neutral)
Hoping to get to Canterbury at some point regardless to get some time with you - what’s the best way to do this?
Hey Danny, my question would be how this converts to driver? Is this just an iron shot?
15 hours in and 3k likes🤔your the man😁👍
Thanks for the support, for a simple coaching channel I can’t quite believe the support 🙏
I appreciate that the training aids you linked are not $200 coat hangers like a lot of golf influencers have promoted
I try to keep it as simple and as accessible as I can for my students
Where can you purchase the blue hand training aid? I am trying to teach my wife the concept of where the arms need to be.
I’ve left all the details in the drop down box below
Hi Danny love your videos, please could you answer this question? Hitting irons i look 2 inches in front of the ball that gives me a hit after the ball. Where do you look when hitting driver ? Cheers 😊
Often slightly behind the ball
Thanks much appreciated ill try it at the range, keep up the great content , @DanielMaude
Just use an open trail flat hand on the side of the club and keep that flat trail palm on the side of the club throughout the whole swing. Dont need to really attach anything on the hand
I can only extend my right wrist about 60 deg - can’t form the tray or any way near it. Any hints ?
Absolutely normal Graham, many of my students aren’t able to do it fully either. The key is to move towards this only to your flexibility will allow. That way you are locking in your body so that you can support the club to swing freely.
As opposed to allowing the arms to bend and collapse to complete your swing.
This can help with power but it’s harder to control that power and direct it consistently shot after shot