Great to see you correct someone who is slicing (like me) and is a lefty like I am. I say this because watching you work with someone who needs to correct a swing or how they hold a club is more informative than having instructions on what to do. Seeing growth from instruction provides the incentive to work on it. Thank you for a great video, now a lot of practice changing the circle that causes me to go across the ball.
Great lesson Danny, really simple. Hitting my driver super atm and this just reinforces exactly what I’m doing right. Sometimes when we play well, it helps to know exactly why. How many times I’ve heard people say that they wish they knew what they were doing right when they had a good round.
i’ve gone back and watched 4 or 5 year old videos, and it’s amazing how much more confident Danny is in front of a camera now, and how much easier his classes are to follow
Hi Dan, I don't normally comment on your videos although I do watch them all! However I've been struggling with exactly the same issues as your student in this video. My drives were straight but flying really high with crazy spin numbers. Today I followed your turn the steering wheel to the right analogy and wow, I'm hitting the ball 30 yds further and my irons shots are crisp.and a club further. I'm blown away, thank you so much!
I’ve been fighting a massive slice since I took up golf again a year ago. Had numerous lessons and even splashed out £500 for the Ping anti slice driver, nothing worked , forever in the bushes on the right and a good straight one was about 210 yards. Saw this video a few days ago and gave it a go, WOW! First few went left, small adjustment and bang down the middle on the range, played a couple of rounds and I’m mashing it, drove pin high on a 317yd hole (fairway being frozen helped) and averaging more than 250 and straight. It sends my irons left so will work on that but Thanks… you made a despondent golfer very happy😊
I've been fighting a slice for years . I think I've got sorted now watching your videos you make it easy to take in and never over complicate lessons. Cheers. If you can do anything for arthritis I'd be very grateful 😅
Hi Danny, jst wanted to give a shout out. Been watching your videos for few months now, broke 80 for the first time ever last week. My handicap has dropped from 24 to 16 at my local club. I now go out with confidence and more consistent than I have ever played before. Big thankyou 👍. Cheers Don
I cannot tell you how much your videos, especially this one has helped. Thank you for giving your knowledge back to the less fortunate golfers 😅 Helped my driver tremendously!!!
I have been fighting over the top forever. Watched countless videos and even have taken lessons to no avail. I watched this video today, tried at the range. WOW, cannot believe it. It was as you say. THANK YOU so much
I’ve just combined this move with choking down an inch on my driver, and it’s made a huge difference, I was pulling my driver just like your student here, I’ve probably gained distance as well as being much more consistently straight! If you ever come to NZ it’s my shout 👍🏽
I feel like I owe you something for this lesson! I’ve always struggled with snap hooking off the tee or pulling it left completely. Found this video, got a bucket at the range, took my time and worked the steering wheel, and wow. Effortless launch and very tight dispersion with almost the entire bucket! I never realized how my angle of attack with the driver was so off, which I guess explains why I’ve always been better with my irons and approach shots. Thank you sir!
Great set up adjustment Danny you made with your student Tom which led to excellent driving results for him! I like your analogy of "turning the steering wheel" to the proper set up position! I will certainly be keeping this in mind the next time I tee it up! Well Done Danny!
Tried this today on 4 or 5 holes, it was unbelievably effective. I aimed my shoulders/swing plane in the direction I wanted the ball to shape (away from danger). I hit every shot how I wanted and even mishits had narrow dispersion. Pared the last 3 holes easily. Great for controlling ball shaping and increased commitment to the shot.
Hi Danny The turn of the steering wheel is amazing. fix the tilt, fix the right elbow. For serious slicer like me, I add a closed stance with the feet. now i can hit it straight-er. thanks Danny. ❤❤❤
Just wanted to comment to say this is an absolute game changer! I've been struggling with a slice on my Driver, like Tom had (although I'm right handed) and tried so many things. The "turning of the steering wheel" initially felt a bit alien, as did the lead hip slightly pointing forwards, but my word the results cannot be denied! I've been to the range twice since watching this and my shots dont have that horrible outward spin on them anymore. Something else I found helpful tacking onto this, is making sure the hip transition fires through the shot at the right time. Power is generated through the legs a lot here, so when I make sure my hips fire through, the shot is straighter than I've ever hit. Thanks for the Video Danny, it's worked wonders!!
Wow! 80-90 yard gain by a simple change. You make it so clear and easy to understand Danny! Thanks to you and Tom for this. Once Winter is done hear, I’ll be implementing your lessons.
@DanielMaude As a lefty as well, I normally hit 190-200. So if I can implement your changes successfully, I hopefully can do 230-250 as well. I'll be real happy with that! I'll try to remember to keep you posted Danny.
You are the man Danny! Tried this on the range this evening and didn't slice it once (and I have a wicked slice!) Going to have to adjust my club face now as I was closing it at setup trying to stop the ball going right. Can't wait to hit the course this weekend!
I’m honestly so thankful Danny decided to find his niche in teaching golf. I watch these videos and apply the teachings to my range sessions and have already dropped my score by 10 strokes.
I wish I saw this video before I went to the range yesterday!! lol! I’m a lefty as well, and my shots were doing exactly how his were in the beginning - slicing to left and pulling to the right. I had a few that would draw, but I couldn’t repeat it. I’ll try this when I get a chance to go out again…
This was very helpful. Heard it before but I tend to forget when I'm out playing. These lessons showing an actual student are much easier to relate to. I'm also interested in how you helped Tom with his irons. Which video shows that? And is he in it as well? thank you
I tried this move today (Tuesday 19/12/23 at my home course in South West France) and hit 14 fairways plus a long par 3 green set to 180 yds. My regular playing partner who always drives longer then I do was severely disappointed to find that he had only one longer drive. Carry distance has only slightly improved, but the lower flight I'm getting added another 15 to 20 yds of run. But what was truly stunning was the almost straight flight and a regular repeatable direction. Right to the 18th I was waiting for my drives to go pear shaped. But the more fairways I hit the more optimistic, and therefore relaxed I became. I am gob-smacked that such a simple, easily repeated move can make so much difference. It was only a round of 94 (one over net-par for me) but in freezing damp winter conditions it was the first time in months that I broke 100. Many thanks for this video.
So the day after my great reveal I came down with severe lead knee pain. I already suffer from arthritis in the leading knee but I estimate that my open shoulder alignment was developed to protect the lead knee. With better alignment following this video I put more weight on the lead knee in the follow through. So now I have better alignment but this morning I was protecting my knee. This produced a 20 to 30 yard draw (amazing to see when I have sliced everything all my life). So in two rounds I have gone from 20 to 30 yards right to 20 - 30 yards left. For me this short experience has really demonstrated the validity of Danny's disk/steering wheel concept and just what are the variables are (clubface alignment, grip, shoulder alignment and weight transfer) that I can now adjust to get back to me super driving day of 19/12/23.
Danny, I keep coming back to this one, as a simple reminder to ‘steer’ my driver correctly but the expression on Tom’s face at the end has made me laugh out loud. Brilliant to see his frustrating slice GONE!! Great stuff. Thank you Danny. Best regards from the Giant’s Causeway coast!! 😄👍⛳️☘️
This vid was a week too late for me. A few of my drives were ideal, baby fades and draws where required ; the majority of my shots with the driver were just like the opening shots- massive fades or blocked out. Every time on the tee, I felt I was setting up the same but the outcome was varied and unpredictable. I now have a new routine to try out- fingers crossed for a more predictable and repetitive tee shot. Thank you Mr. M, keep up the great advice and content.
Great video Danny. Just one question, when you 'turn the steering wheel' to change to an in to out path, do you change the grip on the club so it's in a more closed position or just leave the club face so it's more slightly open?
Hi Daniel, another great video which i tried today. It didn't quite work for myself, but has made me realise my main problem. Im right handed, but my left hand is very dominant in my swing causing all the problems. On take away it rolls, opening the face and on downswing i pull the handle past my left hip. I can slowly swing concentrating on my right hand and all is good. My question is : do you have a drill or grip that promotes right hand dominance? Many thanks Matt.
Wow Danny, I did the steering wheel adjustment and incredibly I started to smash the golf ball straight down the fairway I even hit one as far as 295 yards I’m 55 years old and I’m sure as I get more comfortable with this adjustment I’ll be able to get more distance. Thank you for these tips and the other tips I’ve got for your videos that have help me to improve my game. Thank you!!
Wonderful guidance. Amazing video. Concise. Simple to follow and practice. As mentioned in earlier comments you're doing a great service training a lefty and helping us. Thank you treating us as an equal to learning and improving. Keep up the stellar work Danny! Appreciate you.
Hi Danny, a good lesson for me as I do tend to go left right left! What interested me though is at 1.07 in the video the grip shown by the pupil does not seem to be one to be encouraged. He certainly could hit it though😂
Great lesson as always Danny but you cured me with the video last week, drawing the path with the club, been absolutely so straight with driver since then 👍
Great lesson Danny. I don’t know why this really made sense to me, but it made me less likely to come over the top and I’m hitting a baby fade most of the time now. Thanks.
Hi Danny - came across this looking to fix a duck hook. Coming over the top with a closed face. Brilliant results. Set up square but then turned my shoulders and swing along that in to out path. Duck hook became a bombed baby draw 🎉
Danny, Thank you so much for another great video. I think this may be one of those light bulb moments for my golf swing. I too have an outside to in swing path. It's OK with my irons but kills me with my driver. I tried the steering wheel method today at the range and had some success, but I was also left with some questions. The student in your video has a strong grip. What would be your recommendation on grip? Also, while setting up in my stance, it felt like I was leaning back putting too much weight on my back leg. What percentage of weight should be on the back leg? Lastly, it looks like your student's head is lined up completely behind the ball at address. Is that head position what I should be shooting for? Thank you for any information you can provide and again great job on the videos!!!!!
Off camera I mentioned to Tom that when you turn the steering wheel be careful not to allow yourself to lean back too much. Simply use it to line the body up. With regards the grip there is no right way
Danny this exactly what I was doing. This drill has put my drives back on track. Thank you so much. I've been trying to do the same thing on my irons but it's not having quite the same impact. I've ended up chunking quite a few of them. I feel like when I turn the wheel to the right I may be moving further back from the ball causing the chunks. Any advice on that would be great. Love your content, keep it up!
Hi Danny, totally understand this, but I’ve a simple question for you, with the driver, should my hands be level with the ball or slightly behind the ball? For years I’ve always had it probably 4 or 5 inches behind, but keep getting told that it should be level. Thanks. Melissa
Danny I played this afternoon and I was so happy with the way I was teeing off and hitting my fairway shots. I still fluffed a few but the changes were noticeable. Thank you for all the lessons you have taught me. I cannot thank you enough. Have a great week.
Whenever I hit driver, I worry about slicing. And I was out of bound three times...(twice slice, one hook) at golf game yesterday. I should check my position as you mentioned. Thank you for this video!!
Hey Danny. So after this, if your angle of attack is still slightly down, could you move the position of the ball from inside the heel to middle of your toes? Or is that just crazy to try? Thanks for the great vid and lesson 👍🏼
very interesting technique going to try it next time im on the range. want to see if its more effective than what i have been currently focusing on which is having my head stay behind the ball through impact. its extremely effective with irons increases ball speed, no slices just occasional pushes but sometimes early in the road i dont do it correctly with my driver and get a bad slice. i can also do it when trying to hit a draw that leads to low hooks if i close club face and mishits on left aim shots that are hit on heel that slice hard back straight with a lot of spin. i noticed when turning the wheel the club faces opens but seems to get back square during the downsing while i took a practice swing so in theory it should work. the reverse was true when turning the wheel the opposite way which makes sense why simple closing club face cant correct slice.
Another gem to take to the driving range. Is it natural when you sort of lean backwards like that to feel like your going to take a chunk out of the grass before hitting your ball? Its what makes me tend to stand up straighter. Does this same lesson apply, to a lesser degree when teeing off with you 3w or 5w?
can you move to the states to help us out brotha? lol awesome stuff as usual...i got the tilt down and stance but with my size i should be hitting further than 220 carry...gotta keep watching your vids to really get my swing down so i (and im sure many others) appreciate these tips and lessons...
Love the visual connections which simplify everything. Easy to see and easy to remember providing a consistent setup every time.
All the best Craig
Great to see you correct someone who is slicing (like me) and is a lefty like I am. I say this because watching you work with someone who needs to correct a swing or how they hold a club is more informative than having instructions on what to do. Seeing growth from instruction provides the incentive to work on it. Thank you for a great video, now a lot of practice changing the circle that causes me to go across the ball.
Thank you Paul, lots more to come
Great lesson Danny, really simple. Hitting my driver super atm and this just reinforces exactly what I’m doing right. Sometimes when we play well, it helps to know exactly why. How many times I’ve heard people say that they wish they knew what they were doing right when they had a good round.
So true
i’ve gone back and watched 4 or 5 year old videos, and it’s amazing how much more confident Danny is in front of a camera now, and how much easier his classes are to follow
thanks for the feedback Jonathan.
lol man that’s crazy I went back to look at his earlier videos and said the same thing 😂😂😂
@@anthonynewbill29 very kind thank you
its unbelievable that you can make such a complicated aspect of the swing so easy to understand for every golfer. nice work!
Thank you
As a lefty, this is great to see. Nothing too technical just making sure one of the key fundamentals at set up is looked after. Great video Danny 👍🏻
Amazing when most people are trained to teach right handed golfers 😊
Happy to help Lee
Always important to look at the basics first
Helping here, another lefty. 🏌️♂️👏
Left here too thanks Danny
Simple explanations and practical tips - fantastic work Dan
Thanks so much
Thanks
Thanks so much for your support
Love the lefty lessons!! Thanks Danny!
Pleasure Ed
Thanks!
Thank you! Really appreciate the support 👍
Hi Dan, I don't normally comment on your videos although I do watch them all! However I've been struggling with exactly the same issues as your student in this video. My drives were straight but flying really high with crazy spin numbers. Today I followed your turn the steering wheel to the right analogy and wow, I'm hitting the ball 30 yds further and my irons shots are crisp.and a club further. I'm blown away, thank you so much!
That’s awesome to hear well done 👏
This was by far the BEST video for me! I love this simple change makes a big impact!
Happy to help
I’ve been fighting a massive slice since I took up golf again a year ago. Had numerous lessons and even splashed out £500 for the Ping anti slice driver, nothing worked , forever in the bushes on the right and a good straight one was about 210 yards. Saw this video a few days ago and gave it a go, WOW! First few went left, small adjustment and bang down the middle on the range, played a couple of rounds and I’m mashing it, drove pin high on a 317yd hole (fairway being frozen helped) and averaging more than 250 and straight. It sends my irons left so will work on that but Thanks… you made a despondent golfer very happy😊
I've been fighting a slice for years . I think I've got sorted now watching your videos you make it easy to take in and never over complicate lessons. Cheers. If you can do anything for arthritis I'd be very grateful 😅
Hi Dave, few students have arthritis and they all have their own way of dealing with it. How about you?
@@DanielMaude play as much golf as I can and enjoy it whatever stay well Danny. Cheers
Go with jumbo sized grips. It’s a game changer. So much relief to my hands
@@SpaceAgeLender cheers will give them a go
Hi Danny, jst wanted to give a shout out. Been watching your videos for few months now, broke 80 for the first time ever last week. My handicap has dropped from 24 to 16 at my local club. I now go out with confidence and more consistent than I have ever played before. Big thankyou 👍.
Cheers
Don
So awesome Don well done
This is genius! It worked wonders for me!
Awesome to hear
I cannot tell you how much your videos, especially this one has helped. Thank you for giving your knowledge back to the less fortunate golfers 😅 Helped my driver tremendously!!!
@dbwiskus thank you so much. I really do appreciate your comment. I’m really pleased my video has helped you 🙏🏻
I have been fighting over the top forever. Watched countless videos and even have taken lessons to no avail. I watched this video today, tried at the range. WOW, cannot believe it. It was as you say. THANK YOU so much
Glad it helped!
I’ve just combined this move with choking down an inch on my driver, and it’s made a huge difference, I was pulling my driver just like your student here, I’ve probably gained distance as well as being much more consistently straight! If you ever come to NZ it’s my shout 👍🏽
So love Tom’s 👌 at the end of the video. This lesson is an encouragement for all.
It’s funny isn’t it
I feel like I owe you something for this lesson! I’ve always struggled with snap hooking off the tee or pulling it left completely. Found this video, got a bucket at the range, took my time and worked the steering wheel, and wow. Effortless launch and very tight dispersion with almost the entire bucket! I never realized how my angle of attack with the driver was so off, which I guess explains why I’ve always been better with my irons and approach shots. Thank you sir!
Great set up adjustment Danny you made with your student Tom which led to excellent driving results for him! I like your analogy of "turning the steering wheel" to the proper set up position! I will certainly be keeping this in mind the next time I tee it up! Well Done Danny!
Glad you enjoyed it John all the best
Tried this today on 4 or 5 holes, it was unbelievably effective. I aimed my shoulders/swing plane in the direction I wanted the ball to shape (away from danger). I hit every shot how I wanted and even mishits had narrow dispersion. Pared the last 3 holes easily. Great for controlling ball shaping and increased commitment to the shot.
Awesome to hear Barry well done
Hi Danny
The turn of the steering wheel is amazing. fix the tilt, fix the right elbow.
For serious slicer like me, I add a closed stance with the feet.
now i can hit it straight-er.
thanks Danny. ❤❤❤
Amazing to hear
This was a great video. Simple concept, but very easy to miss in the setup process.
Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏
I love these lessons. I can see what you're teaching the student. Thanks, Danny, and Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas Randy
Just wanted to comment to say this is an absolute game changer!
I've been struggling with a slice on my Driver, like Tom had (although I'm right handed) and tried so many things.
The "turning of the steering wheel" initially felt a bit alien, as did the lead hip slightly pointing forwards, but my word the results cannot be denied!
I've been to the range twice since watching this and my shots dont have that horrible outward spin on them anymore.
Something else I found helpful tacking onto this, is making sure the hip transition fires through the shot at the right time.
Power is generated through the legs a lot here, so when I make sure my hips fire through, the shot is straighter than I've ever hit.
Thanks for the Video Danny, it's worked wonders!!
Brilliant glad it helped you and thanks for taking the time to comment!
Wow! 80-90 yard gain by a simple change. You make it so clear and easy to understand Danny! Thanks to you and Tom for this. Once Winter is done hear, I’ll be implementing your lessons.
Hi John, in reality Tom could actually hit the ball about 230 - 240 on average so there was probably about a 50 yard gain in total
@DanielMaude As a lefty as well, I normally hit 190-200. So if I can implement your changes successfully, I hopefully can do 230-250 as well. I'll be real happy with that! I'll try to remember to keep you posted Danny.
I deeply love your pedagogy Danny, I'll try this tomorrow! Thank you sharing those videos, you already helped me a lot!
Absolute pleasure
Great video Danny enjoyed the simplicity and the visual of the set up when addressing the golf ball.
Hope it helps John
What a great lesson video with Tom! You have helped my driver shots as well with this tip..thankyou 😊
Very welcome Paul
You are the man Danny! Tried this on the range this evening and didn't slice it once (and I have a wicked slice!) Going to have to adjust my club face now as I was closing it at setup trying to stop the ball going right. Can't wait to hit the course this weekend!
awesome to hear Kevin, love to hear how you get on
@@DanielMaude Hitting plenty of fairways now Danny! Next step is to work on increasing distance. 👍
I’m honestly so thankful Danny decided to find his niche in teaching golf. I watch these videos and apply the teachings to my range sessions and have already dropped my score by 10 strokes.
@TylerGrey-vj1fq thank you so much. That’s amazing well done 👏
Great to see this Danny, I love your tutorials. I so wish I was local to you. Keep them coming. How's your dads bunker play by the way?
Hi Tony, I will find out next week when I oaky with him
I wish I saw this video before I went to the range yesterday!! lol! I’m a lefty as well, and my shots were doing exactly how his were in the beginning - slicing to left and pulling to the right. I had a few that would draw, but I couldn’t repeat it. I’ll try this when I get a chance to go out again…
Love to hear how you get on Benn
This was very helpful. Heard it before but I tend to forget when I'm out playing. These lessons showing an actual student are much easier to relate to. I'm also interested in how you helped Tom with his irons. Which video shows that? And is he in it as well? thank you
Hi Joseph here is his iron lesson ruclips.net/video/hSv06vBCqcQ/видео.htmlsi=Zg9RyrvH6mBEzR03
I tried this move today (Tuesday 19/12/23 at my home course in South West France) and hit 14 fairways plus a long par 3 green set to 180 yds. My regular playing partner who always drives longer then I do was severely disappointed to find that he had only one longer drive. Carry distance has only slightly improved, but the lower flight I'm getting added another 15 to 20 yds of run. But what was truly stunning was the almost straight flight and a regular repeatable direction. Right to the 18th I was waiting for my drives to go pear shaped. But the more fairways I hit the more optimistic, and therefore relaxed I became.
I am gob-smacked that such a simple, easily repeated move can make so much difference. It was only a round of 94 (one over net-par for me) but in freezing damp winter conditions it was the first time in months that I broke 100. Many thanks for this video.
Well done Ian happy to hear the video helped you! Thank you for taking the time to comment, appreciate the support 👍
So the day after my great reveal I came down with severe lead knee pain. I already suffer from arthritis in the leading knee but I estimate that my open shoulder alignment was developed to protect the lead knee. With better alignment following this video I put more weight on the lead knee in the follow through.
So now I have better alignment but this morning I was protecting my knee. This produced a 20 to 30 yard draw (amazing to see when I have sliced everything all my life).
So in two rounds I have gone from 20 to 30 yards right to 20 - 30 yards left.
For me this short experience has really demonstrated the validity of Danny's disk/steering wheel concept and just what are the variables are (clubface alignment, grip, shoulder alignment and weight transfer) that I can now adjust to get back to me super driving day of 19/12/23.
Love the blue arch graphics. It's a great visual aid for me. All the numbers are good feedback, but the graphics do more for me. Excellent
It’s been one of my favourite additions this year
Absolutely great lesson. Simple and clear. One question: you talk about the "snap" - but how do you get that snap into the swing?
Have you seen me explain my catapult swing
Danny just started watching your channel. So glad I found it, I had a big smile on my face with anticipation when I try it!!!
@adamblum3096 thank you so much for watching. Glad you are enjoying my videos. Please get in touch and let me know how you are getting on 🙏🏻
Hi Danny,
This technique has really changed the slice to straight shots.
Thanks
Awesome to hear
Top job Danny! Always love your golf tips ❤
Appreciate the support
Danny, I keep coming back to this one, as a simple reminder to ‘steer’ my driver correctly but the expression on Tom’s face at the end has made me laugh out loud. Brilliant to see his frustrating slice GONE!! Great stuff. Thank you Danny. Best regards from the Giant’s Causeway coast!! 😄👍⛳️☘️
This dude explains stuff so simply. I was able to translate this right into driver swing immediately
This vid was a week too late for me. A few of my drives were ideal, baby fades and draws where required ; the majority of my shots with the driver were just like the opening shots- massive fades or blocked out. Every time on the tee, I felt I was setting up the same but the outcome was varied and unpredictable.
I now have a new routine to try out- fingers crossed for a more predictable and repetitive tee shot. Thank you Mr. M, keep up the great advice and content.
Thank you for your support
Awesome lesson and simple . Thanks Danny 😎👍
My pleasure Craig
Mint, really simple & easy to understand 👍 Thanks
🙏
Great video Danny. Just one question, when you 'turn the steering wheel' to change to an in to out path, do you change the grip on the club so it's in a more closed position or just leave the club face so it's more slightly open?
For some of my players yes
Again Danny excellent tip. Appreciate
Thank you Jeffery
Hi Daniel, another great video which i tried today. It didn't quite work for myself, but has made me realise my main problem. Im right handed, but my left hand is very dominant in my swing causing all the problems. On take away it rolls, opening the face and on downswing i pull the handle past my left hip. I can slowly swing concentrating on my right hand and all is good. My question is : do you have a drill or grip that promotes right hand dominance? Many thanks Matt.
I do indeed I will provide a few videos where I explain this
@@DanielMaude Thank you, I look forward to seeing it, cheers Matt 👍
Great video Danny. Will it be same for Irons? Thanks.
@@nasiruddin-zq6ik very similar
These tips are gold. I've been incorporating this into my setup for driver recently and have been striping it.
Amazing, love to hear how you get on
Wow Danny, I did the steering wheel adjustment and incredibly I started to smash the golf ball straight down the fairway I even hit one as far as 295 yards I’m 55 years old and I’m sure as I get more comfortable with this adjustment I’ll be able to get more distance. Thank you for these tips and the other tips I’ve got for your videos that have help me to improve my game. Thank you!!
awesome to hear well done
Wonderful guidance. Amazing video. Concise. Simple to follow and practice. As mentioned in earlier comments you're doing a great service training a lefty and helping us. Thank you treating us as an equal to learning and improving. Keep up the stellar work Danny! Appreciate you.
Took your lesson to the range this morning down under. A proud leftie, hit 3 consecutive big drives straight as an arrow. Bloody brilliant danny.👍
Amazing well done
Love the visuals. Makes it even easier to se the changes.
Really happy to help
Awesome Danny !
I’ve took on this drill on over the last 6 months. Works wonders ! 😎
Awesome to hear
Danny is the best. My driver has been very good last couple months. Mainly from tips like this.
Super kind thank you
You’ve really helped my driver swing Danny , I’ve tried all sorts without consistent success until now.
Happy to help Paul!
Hi Danny, so simple it’s brilliant. Thanks again 👍
Thanks for the support Alan
Hi Danny, a good lesson for me as I do tend to go left right left! What interested me though is at 1.07 in the video the grip shown by the pupil does not seem to be one to be encouraged. He certainly could hit it though😂
Yes he’s naturally quite powerful which is why we worked on direction
This is great. Turn the steering wheel was a genius way of explaining. I tend to slice (righty) and plan to do this. Thanks Danny!
Thank you Adrian 😁
Excellent video Danny, such a simple fix
Glad you liked it Juan
Thanks DM. U r the Golfing Guru. So good. Wishing u n yours a wonderful Christmas. Peace Love n Joy.
Cheers mate
Joseph
And you Joseph all the best
Great video with Driver and irons can you do one with fair/hybrid clubs with Tom thanks Danny
💯
Great lesson as always Danny but you cured me with the video last week, drawing the path with the club, been absolutely so straight with driver since then 👍
I love that drill
I’m a lefty and I just tried this on the course and it worked thank you so much!
That’s wonderful to hear Kenneth
70 degrees in mid December here in Houston today...I will be working on this! Thanks Danny.
all the best Allen
Great lesson Danny. I don’t know why this really made sense to me, but it made me less likely to come over the top and I’m hitting a baby fade most of the time now. Thanks.
Glad it helped!
Thank you for another valuable lesson.
Merry Christmas Alan
You paint a great picture of what the golf swing is. Can you do a pov video, looking down at the ball and explaining what you’re visualizing?
Absolutely
Super explanation
Glad you liked it Dave 🙏
The steering wheel image is an absolute corker. Thanks for these lessons that help us so much Danny.
Really happy to help John
It’s great that you came over to ADGC. Would’ve love to meet you there while I was practicing.
Will be back over in January
So do you want to spine tilt for irons as well??
Hi Danny - came across this looking to fix a duck hook. Coming over the top with a closed face. Brilliant results. Set up square but then turned my shoulders and swing along that in to out path. Duck hook became a bombed baby draw 🎉
Danny, is the increased distance caused more by square contact or does the better swing path increase swing speed?
A little but Tom already had natural power he just couldn’t apply it to the ball consistently
Rewatched this video, and "movement of steering wheel" made such a difference. It is crazy how a small movement can completely change your shot.
Danny, Thank you so much for another great video. I think this may be one of those light bulb moments for my golf swing. I too have an outside to in swing path. It's OK with my irons but kills me with my driver. I tried the steering wheel method today at the range and had some success, but I was also left with some questions. The student in your video has a strong grip. What would be your recommendation on grip? Also, while setting up in my stance, it felt like I was leaning back putting too much weight on my back leg. What percentage of weight should be on the back leg? Lastly, it looks like your student's head is lined up completely behind the ball at address. Is that head position what I should be shooting for? Thank you for any information you can provide and again great job on the videos!!!!!
Off camera I mentioned to Tom that when you turn the steering wheel be careful not to allow yourself to lean back too much. Simply use it to line the body up. With regards the grip there is no right way
I was this guy, pull then slice across the ball. Using this setup has 100% changed the way I drive the ball, straighter and with better distance.
@steveseelbach9712 that’s great. Well done 👏
Thanks Danny. Great illustration using a steering wheel for set up!
Super simple isn’t it
Lovely image and “trick” to take onto the course. Where was this lesson Danny? Used to live in uae and don’t recognize it.
It was at Abu Dhabi National
@@DanielMaude thanks. I used the range there but not up where you were 😂. Great stuff Danny.
Danny this exactly what I was doing. This drill has put my drives back on track. Thank you so much. I've been trying to do the same thing on my irons but it's not having quite the same impact. I've ended up chunking quite a few of them. I feel like when I turn the wheel to the right I may be moving further back from the ball causing the chunks. Any advice on that would be great. Love your content, keep it up!
Thank you! Happy to help 😁
I must say, this steering wheel technique might really be the key for all the newbies like myself. Well done.
Hope it helps Brent
Hi Danny, totally understand this, but I’ve a simple question for you, with the driver, should my hands be level with the ball or slightly behind the ball? For years I’ve always had it probably 4 or 5 inches behind, but keep getting told that it should be level. Thanks. Melissa
Level will work well
Hi Danny, another brilliant video…again. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Btw what are you wearing? Is it your own brand?
No it’s one of my sponsors
Danny I played this afternoon and I was so happy with the way I was teeing off and hitting my fairway shots. I still fluffed a few but the changes were noticeable. Thank you for all the lessons you have taught me. I cannot thank you enough. Have a great week.
You are very welcome Matt
Whenever I hit driver, I worry about slicing. And I was out of bound three times...(twice slice, one hook) at golf game yesterday. I should check my position as you mentioned. Thank you for this video!!
Hey Danny. So after this, if your angle of attack is still slightly down, could you move the position of the ball from inside the heel to middle of your toes? Or is that just crazy to try? Thanks for the great vid and lesson 👍🏼
You certainly could, just remember that you club path will be slightly more left at impact potentially creating more left to right curvature
very interesting technique going to try it next time im on the range. want to see if its more effective than what i have been currently focusing on which is having my head stay behind the ball through impact. its extremely effective with irons increases ball speed, no slices just occasional pushes but sometimes early in the road i dont do it correctly with my driver and get a bad slice. i can also do it when trying to hit a draw that leads to low hooks if i close club face and mishits on left aim shots that are hit on heel that slice hard back straight with a lot of spin. i noticed when turning the wheel the club faces opens but seems to get back square during the downsing while i took a practice swing so in theory it should work. the reverse was true when turning the wheel the opposite way which makes sense why simple closing club face cant correct slice.
Great lesson. And as another lefty it's so useful to see the lesson with someone like me. I'll be turning that steering wheel tomorrow just to see.
Have fun
Great video, like the side shot. Would like to see a side profile when actually hitting the ball also
Thank you will take the feedback on board 😁👍
Thanks , everyone always shows from behind the ball, it’s nice to see the side profile to see the tilt or no tilt in the body etc. great videos,
Awesome video! Will this work for irons as well!?
Hi Michael here is a video I did on this topic covering the irons hope it helps you 😁 ruclips.net/video/hSv06vBCqcQ/видео.htmlsi=3uiZBsxdtC2PjE9o
Thanks Danny! Ill check it out. I love how simple you make everything. Keep up the great work
This lesson was hotter than Danny was when giving the lesson 😂 cheers Danny for a great video lesson 👍🏻
Another gem to take to the driving range. Is it natural when you sort of lean backwards like that to feel like your going to take a chunk out of the grass before hitting your ball? Its what makes me tend to stand up straighter. Does this same lesson apply, to a lesser degree when teeing off with you 3w or 5w?
Danny another brilliant video
Glad you enjoyed it Stephen
50m instantly!! Makes sense on both driver, woods and irons. Super confident with minor tweak at address makes a huge difference. 🎉🎉🎉
Hope it helps Glenn
can you move to the states to help us out brotha? lol awesome stuff as usual...i got the tilt down and stance but with my size i should be hitting further than 220 carry...gotta keep watching your vids to really get my swing down so i (and im sure many others) appreciate these tips and lessons...
Seeing the steering wheel move the swing circle is BRILLIANT! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
@artfunamori4442 glad you enjoyed it. Thank you 👍🏻
Wow what a massive difference. He must have been so chuffed. We'll done Danny. Thx as always and have a great weekend
He loved having something simple he could take to the course