This Technique Makes Fairway Woods & Hybrids So Easy!

Learn how to strike your hybrid and fairway woods like never before with this simple golf drill created by Danny Maude. No one talks about this in the golf swing and it’s crazy because it’s so easy to work on and you can be striking hybrid and fairway woods longer and straighter in a matter of minutes.

Whether you are beginner golfer, senior golfer, mid handicap golfer, amateur golfer or professional golfer this simple golf video is a must watch. Here’s what you are going to learn:

1. No more fat shots or topping your fairway woods with this simple change in set-up
2. The golf swing should feel effortless. Danny shows you how some small changes in set up can make a huge difference

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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

So, a few days ago, I asked the community here 
on YouTube, “What would you love to know about how to hit your fairway woods?” And it was 
apparent that there’s something that nobody’s really telling you when it comes to hitting your 
hybrids and your fairway woods. And if you happen to be somebody who maybe struggles to get fairs up 
in the air, maybe you top the ball now and then, you want to have some more consistent contact, 
or you just kind of want to know how to set up to them every single time. In this golf lesson 
video, I’m going to show you everything you need to know about how to hit your hybrids and 
your fairways consistently off the ground. Now, before I do though, if you’re new to 
the channel, some your first lessons of mine, please consider subscribing. I release videos 
just like this one every single week to try and help you improve your game. Plus, you never 
have to remember a thing. Everything we do here, I’ll put into a free downloadable practice guide 
in the description box below. So, I think today’s video is going to be a real eye opener for you. 
In fact, data from Shot Scope shows that amateur golfers use their fairway woods and hybrids 25% of 
the time on average. So, if I can help you today become more consistent with these clubs, it’s 
going to super super help. Now, you’ll notice I’ve got an iron in my hands first. And the reason why 
I want to show you because one of the questions I got asked is is what is the difference between 
like setups between hybrids and fairway woods? Why can I hit my hybrids better than my fairway woods 
and so on? So, I want to show you something super super important or introduce you to a concept. 
So, in every golf swing, there is a bottom to your golf swing, right? And a bottom I mean by 
this is you can see here as I’m swinging there’s an arc to this club and there’s a bottom to this 
arc. Now, with great players, the bottom of their arc is always forward. I mean, way forward in the 
sense, almost opposite their their lead foot here. What we’ve noticed is that the higher handicap 
you are, the further this bottom of the arc is further and further this way. It’s also very, very 
inconsistent. The best players don’t just get it way forward every time. They also naturally get it 
there every single time within half a degree. It’s incredible. So, being able to control the bottom 
of your swing is absolutely paramount when it comes to hitting your hybrids and your fairway 
woods. Now, to maximize your distance and your consistency, we want to make sure that we strike 
the ball first every time. We don’t want any form of ground contact behind the golf ball. That ruins 
your strike consistency and your distance. So, what we do is this. If the bottom of the swing is 
here, right opposite our lead foot with an iron, what we do is is to make sure we hit the ball 
first, we kind of cheat it a little bit. We don’t put the ball there, do we? We move the ball 
to the middle of our stance. So, in theory, we’re cheating the system a little bit. By moving 
it to the middle of our stance, we’re increasing the likelihood that we’re going to strike the 
ball first. If the ball was forward in our stance, you can see here, we’ve more likely, that’s the 
reducing the margin of error. We’re more like we could, if we just move back just a little bit, 
strike the ground behind the golf ball. So that’s why ball position is super important with irons. 
We move it to the middle of our stance. But this is really important. Very few people are aware 
of this. We can do that with irons. You can do that with irons because when you move the ball to 
the middle of your stance, I’ve got an eight here. What do you notice about the face, it’s still 
pointing to the sky. So, if I strike a ball in the middle of my stance, beautiful. The ball’s 
still going to go up in the air, right? Without even thinking, even though I’m coming down on 
it, there’s enough loft in that club to get the ball there bomb. problem happens. However, if we 
then grab a 3-wood in an ideal world, what would we do? We’ve just said, look, if we can move the 
ball back in our stance, we increase our margin of error, don’t we? Because if if the ball’s further 
forward, we’re more likely to strike the ground behind the golf ball. So, we move the ball to 
our center of our stance. What’s the problem now? There’s no loft on the golf club. There’s only 
15 degrees of loft on a 3 wood. If you move the ball back in your stance like this and have all 
the shaft lane, suddenly there’s no loft. So, we don’t have the luxury like an iron of moving 
the ball back in our stance. We must therefore have the ball further forward in our stance if you 
want to hit a 3-wood well. But the problem with that then becomes this. If you don’t have control 
over the bottom of your swing like a tall player and every so often it starts to drift back like 
here, you will strike the ground behind the golf ball and you will fat it, you’ll top it, you’ll 
thin it. You can see here, look, if my bottom my my swing starts to drift backwards here, I’m now 
look the club’s working. Look, almost above the ball. There’s my top. There’s my uh thin shot. So, 
we don’t have the luxury of moving the ball back. So before we work on hitting teaching you how to 
hit a 3-wood, what I’m going to do is I’m going to go and take a 7 wood. So when I’m developing 
and helping players get better and better, I think it’s a process. And remember, just like 
irons, loft is your friend. So what I’ve got now is I’ve got a 7 wood, which has 20 degrees of loft 
on. Now what I do is I want to help my students increase the margin of error. So, what I do is if 
I can get that ball further back in their stance, I know I’m going to help them more likely strike 
their fairways better. So, rather than have it on the instep here, I’ve got 7 wood. 7 wood’s got 
more loft on it. So, I’m going to move that ball back now another inch or two. Now, look, if I move 
it back in my stance just to about just ahead of center, I’ve still got enough loft on that 7 woods 
to get the ball airborne and I’m going to increase the chances of you striking the ball brilliantly 
well. So, let’s have a look at this in action. So, let’s set a 7 wood. And what I’m going to do 
is I’m going to get the low point here. Make sure by putting the ball position just ahead of center. 
I now know I’ve got seven wood. This ball’s still going to come out low because I’m still I’ve 
almost reduced this 7 wood now to a 3-wood, but it gives me the margin of error. 
So, I can hit this almost like a 3-wood. So, take a look at this. What you’re going to see, 
look, is a low point. Look, 4.1 in after the golf ball. Carried it 240 yards with a 7wood. And what 
it does for me is it gives me and you a massive margin of error. Loft is your friend. So, as an 
amateur golfer, my bet is that you don’t have complete control over the bottom of your swing. It 
moves around a little bit, unlike a tour pro. So, if we can kind of bear that in mind and just give 
you a bit of a helping hand by just moving that ball back, giving you more chance of striking 
it, that’s what loft gives you. Seven woods, nine woods, even five woods, you can probably just 
about get away with. That’s what we want to get to first. And look, even for someone like myself, 
look, 3-wood, we’ve just said, we have to have the ball forward. It’s the only way we can get 
the ball up in the air. But you therefore need to recognize that if you’re going to use 3-wood and 
the ball’s forward, you need to be an expert at controlling the bottom of your swing. So, let me 
show you how you can start to do that while we’re learning this. Use loft as as your friend. Move 
the ball back to cater for that right while you’re developing this skill. Now, to move the low point 
forward, I spend most of my time teaching people this because, like I said, there’s a massive 
correlation with quality of player. The further it’s forward, the better player you naturally 
will be. All you’ve got to think of is this is the first thing is to pay attention. I get people 
to put a tee peg in the ground next to their golf ball. And I get them to make a few swings and 
notice where that club is actually striking the ground relative to that golf ball. Now, there are 
two ways to get the bottom of your swing later. The first way is the incorrect way. Most people 
do it like this. They throw their torso over here. Good players, they keep their head in the middle 
of their stance and they work on getting forward whilst keeping their head centered. So, they have 
to move more this way laterally. The trail side moves forward. Look how everything’s going this 
way. The foot’s banking. Everything’s working. Look forward through the impact area. That’s how 
I get forward in my swing. That’s how I control my low point. These are simple things you can do. And 
what I would often do with players is is so your body can feel this. I would make some swings where 
you fall backwards. So you feel where the low point is there. And then look, just gradually move 
that low point further and further forward. And it, you’ll notice I even just felt my toe wanting 
to pop out here because the more that toe goes forward, the more mobility I’ve got to stretch and 
go forward. But at no stage am I getting my low point or the bottom swing forward this way. All 
right. So, rule of thumb, use loft. Loft is your friend. Don’t try and use 3-wood if you haven’t 
got control of the bottom of this swing. It’s a hard club for us all to hit. We want loft. If 
we move the uh the ball back in our stance, use 5-woods, 7-woods, nine words. Smash them. And 
in the meantime, develop the bottom of your swing here by pushing it further and further forward. 
So, let’s have a look at me hitting 3 wood. So, I didn’t kind of strike that that 
great. And there you go. Look, look, I I did get it a little bit too far behind 
the golf ball, so my margin wasn’t great. Very similar club head speed and almost the same 
carry as I got with 7 wood. So you can see, look, even for a professional like myself, it’s not 
easy club to hit. So while you’re developing your swing and improving it, use loft because of course 
I’m going to hit one or two really, really good, but I want consistency with your fairway woods. 
So while you’re developing that, getting that bottom of your swing further and further forward 
as you’re learning to kind of feel what that’s like by noticing where that club is striking on 
the ground relative to that tee we mentioned. Just keep playing with that, making sure your head 
stays back as you’re doing it. You’re not trying to get it that way. As you’re developing that and 
you’re becoming better at it, you’ll become better at moving the ball further forward and then taking 
advantage of clubs like 3-wood. But until you get there, stick with five woods, stick with seven 
woods, and stick with 9 woods. I promise you, your scores will tumble. And in the meantime, in the 
background, you’re building that skill of pushing that low point forward. By the way, if you’d love 
some help getting that low point further forward, check this video out right here. If you enjoyed 
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in the uh the top comment below this one, so you don’t have to remember a thing. But 
until next week, have a wonderful golfing