HOW TO DRAW THE DRIVER
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- So many golfers would enjoy the game more if they were able to draw the driver from the tee and gain some more distance.
In this short video Chris Ryan shows you exactly what is required to achieve this, and more importantly, how to execute this.
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Only way I can draw a driver is with a pencil on a paper, but even that will fade eventually.
😂😂😂
Hugely underrated comment 😅
1:11 so... the rainbow in the video is pretty amazing lol
Yeah, the rainbow had a slight draw to its path.
Happy little rainbow, happy little pheasant...Chris Ryan is the Bob Ross of golf tip gurus.
Wow! Very clear description! After watching 11 other instructors, your video has made the objectives clear. I am ready to start implementing. Thank you!
So glad I watched this video! I used to hit a natural draw and got away from it because of everything you pointed out. Can’t wait to hit the range and work on this! I miss my draw!!
I love how you explain "why" about all the parts of the body and club position. If I can learn to hit a draw, anyone can! Thanks, Chris!!!
I’m sure you can Bob, let me know how your getting on 👍
This tip is superb, thanks Chris. I saw this video after searching for driver tips and hitting the club better after struggling with my driver. I started using this technique late summer until winter arrived 2021, and this tip totally transformed the way I hit my driver. I was hitting it further and straighter immediately. I now look forward to 2022 and having more success off the tee in competitions at my club. Thanks Chris, you're the best teacher and golf coach I have seen online.
Only YT Influencer I’ve seen add so much extras to the video,…a rainbow & wildlife! Love how the pheasant just struts across the tee box! Nice touch Chris!
Brilliant! Good demonstration club head, hands, and shoulders. Can’t wait to practice.
Great video Chris, every golfer needs to learn this shot and have in their disposal during a game. It adds distance to your drives and helps you shape the ball better around doglegs. These keys you've shown us are perfect! Cheers, Troy.
Brilliant video. Best I’ve seen. One thing I found confusing is the term ‘open’ and ‘close’. Sometimes they are relative to the club path. Other times the target or even the swing path. I found it really helpful when you used the swing circle to illustrate what you meant by ‘closing’ your shoulder.
I can draw the ball but have to guard against overdoing it and not drawing the ball at all. I've figured out what's going on with my swing and your video is confirmation of the things I have to work on the next time out on the range. Thanks for putting this up very helpful.
Great video. This will help. I especially like the timing of the rooster pheasant.
Thanks Chris, greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽
Great video the drop of the hands into impact position key for me.
Great great tip Chris... Never thought of this point until I watched this video... Keep Sharing 👍
The draw is truly the gold at the end of the rainbow!
Becoming a bit of a fan boy of Chris, great explanation just got to learn and execute myself! Easier said than done.
Thanks and Hope it helps 👍
Wow, so well explained. I have watched so many "hit a draw" videos but none seemed to give me any feeling as to how to do it. this is brilliant
Another great video, Chris
... and a beautiful rainbow in the background 🌈
Wonderful rainbow, nice wild board, great teaching.
Great tips again. Thanks Chris..
Like the rainbow in the distance and that Pheasant photo bombing the video!
Nice video. Rainbow adds a little to it.
A great video Chris. Loved the Pheasant.
Should you actively turn the wrists to make the club drop behind you from the top?
I enjoyed this vid. It was very pheasant.
HAH
Brilliant thanks very much for doing this vid 👍🏻
Im a fan since 4 month always Nice and good videos. The nature incredible rainbow pheasants deer and more. We want to play
Awesome rainbow in the shot!
I know, took weeks to arrange that 😂
Ok so instead of turning my whole body right of the path(right hand player). What you do is line up in the path line and turn the shoulders slightly right of the pathline. I think i like this better
Awesome tips I'll be out tomorrow practicing this @Stoneleigh Deer Park Warwickshire
Photobombed by a pheasant! 😊 So, can you move the ball back in your stance so it is easier to come in to out? Other question - you used a normal backswing - you don’t need to start back inside the target line? Good vid, need a warm weather day to go try.
Yes you could love the ball back, but this would change attack angle and may change the flight to cause a loss of distance, but would certainly be an option. Backswing I would intend to keep the same 👍
This is interesting and different. Many instructors teach for right handers. Turn your whole body to the right of the target line. And twist the club face in your hands closed to the path but open to the target line to hit the draw. What are your thoughts on this sir
Thanks Chris 👍🏻
I think my problem is all around the release as I often block straight right or even slice.
I then work on my release and over do it then get a hook!
Any advice on the release side or is it just practice to get the right amount of release?
Great video👍 including two new important and extremely well explained little details i missed until now. Thanks and greetings from Germany
Thanks Hendrik hope it helps
Excellent info will try this afternoon
Great content Chris, congrats and thank you so much for your continued effort. Just wondering whether you could add a shot trace to your shots
Thanks and glad you like the vids. I have done in the past and will going forward, just takes forever to add this in 👍
Excellent video Chris.
Thanks David
PHEASANT!
My Man!!! 🥂
Very well explained. So, in the case of the driver the hips remain square. Is the weight distribution 50/50…to help maintain head behind the ball?
Awesome video and that pheasant LOL
Great video! Very helpful!
Definitely need this for the new big bat...was slicing the hell out of it, and used to be a drawer!! 👌👍
My worst problem right now. A year or two ago my slice was nearly none existing. Straight shots nearly every time. Feeling of control.
Now it has come back with lots of length lost, and I haven’t the slightest idea what I have changed in my swing.
Close to give up the game when my drives are all over the place.
What is the most important thing you can pinpoint and which I could change?
Ps. When standing at the range my shots are mostly straight, but on the course it’s a complete different thing.
Will be working on this thanks
This is the video for me never hit a draw in my life off to the range Tomorrow to try 🤞🤞 cheers
Hope it helps Dave, let me know 👍
Great lesson
Ty Chris great stuff!!!
I may be misunderstanding something, but I am a little confused: When you rotate your shoulders clockwise you describe this as "closing" them a little; but closing the club face (a little) is turning it anti-clockwise. Thus, open and closed means the opposite when applied to the shoulders as opposed to the club face?? However, this is just terminology, because it is very clear what you mean, and teach. Many thanks.
Great informative video as usual.
Thanks Lee 👍
Great video.
Great video! 👍🏻👍🏻
Great video, but that rainbow is next level.
Cheers Chris 👍
Helpful... cheers!
Hello Chris. Love your videos. However, this video seems contrary to some of your other driver videos where the hands are ahead of the club head at impact. Can you please explain?
Chris - wonder if you can shed some light as to why that pre impact position is a terrible take away position
does wrist turn through the release create draw? or is it strictly face position at impact
Awesome advice Chris, shoulders closed but feet don't move.
How's the SIM working for you?
Hi, I’ve got a problem with my driver. And basically I used to be really good with it. My height was perfect, flight was perfect, everything was good. But I went to my regular practice and I was just thinning every one of my shots with my driver. I did everything like hang my head back and hit up on the ball. I tried adjusting the loft and nothing would work. So I was wondering if you could help me on this please. Thank you, Jack Kubaitis!
Please give some lesson for titleist driver...
3:50. What about the passing pheasant?
May I ask what driver that is?
I see a pheasant has wandered into your video! This setup has helped me keep my draw from becoming a hook. Thanks
I know, had to book him well in advance to ensure he was there for this video 😂
Nice to see your pheasant friend make another appearance in your video
Rainbows and pheasants lol ! Where’d you film this ?, “the garden of Eden”
The problem is when I drop the club to a shallower plane from the top, the clubface falls open, as yours does at 5:34 on this video on the way down, whereas I believe the clubface should be similar to the spine angle. But yours is not at this point in the demonstration.
I see the pheasant dinner walking acros the screen. One "accidental" ball!
The only thing that makes me happy with my slices is that i could certainly eat pheasant every day if i was there ahah.
Are you rocking G4 kicks? Nice!
I am, they are awesome, new for this year and loving them!
Is it weird to have a slice one year and then play a draw the next?
Hey Kevin, if your having lesson or working on your swing then not at all, if it’s a natural progression then slightly less common but can happen
I have it naturally somehow , my drives have always done it
The bird for me 🥴🤪
You ever in Kent?
Not that often to be honest, based in the midlands so tend to be here most of the time
I feel like I’m going to hook it
Well a hook and a draw and very similar, only difference is a few degrees in club face alignment at impact, so very close 👍
your lucky that pheasant didnt take a bite out of ya chris
Sorry: wild bird
Do you live in magic land hahahah
I’ve never understood what “release “ really means. Everyone has a different definition.
Rainbows and pheasant all in 1, they must be right to left supporters
So glad someone else noticed. There have been several wildlife intrusions into these videos and Chris rarely if ever mentions them. He must play in some beautiful locations away from the hustle and bustle of traffic. :)
Tis the way of life George, done people notice and others walk on by
So much better than a Rick Shiels video
Pet pheasant?
That is so blatantly not correct that millions of golfers break their clubs in frustration trying to hit draws like that. Sounds like it will draw the ball but it does not. What is more likely to happen is that you hit a high block to the righ especiallt if yoi tee the ball up. If you move the ball forward then you will get a hook or pull left not a draw.
The thing is that you can maybe hit a draw but you don't really know how you're doing it.