3 Golf Swing Tips That I Wish I’d Told You Sooner

Today you will learn one of the most simple, powerful and game changing things you can do to improve your golf. What’s awesome about this golf advice is it will just take 6 minutes of your time!

I wish I knew this when I first started playing golf as a beginner golfer.

Years ago I was told that to be any good at golf I had to practice for 8 – 10 hours every day. However new research into skill acquisition and the golf swing has proven that quality practice is far better than quantity.

In fact many of the best golfers on the PGA Tour and European Tour are no longer just beating hundreds of golf balls every day. Instead they are performing very simple golf drills for just a few minutes each day to help develop muscle memory.

Now you might not want to do something every day but if you can find a few minutes here and there check out these 3 simple golf tips you can do indoors, in your garden, in fact any place at any time.

I guarantee you will begin to see and feel improvement in your golf swing and your overall golf game.

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I personally found learning the game too long and difficult in the early days. I read all the books, watched all the videos but my game was not improving. Then after studying various forms of neuro science, motor learning, psychology and personal development in less than two years I went from struggling golfer to the final stage of the Open Championship.

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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

Hope you enjoy

Hey everybody, Danny Maude here. Practice makes 
permanent. The problem is if you are permanently practicing the wrong things, you could be grooving 
many faults into your golf game. For instance, if you happen to slice the golf ball or struggle 
with contact, what I want you to do is these three simple golf drills. They’ll only take you 
six minutes a day, absolute maximum. But what they will do is they will teach you the feeling first 
of all of how the body is supposed to naturally move into the back swing. Most people have already 
ruined their golf swing by the time they’ve got to the top of the swing. Golf tip number one is 
going to teach you the feel of this. It’s super super important. Golf swing tip number two will 
then teach you how to feel what’s required to transition back down towards the impact area. And 
number golf tip three, teach you how to blend all this together in a flowing and an effortless golf 
swing. Can’t wait to share it with you. Before I do though, look, if you’re new to the channel, 
so you’re one of your first golf lessons of mine, please consider subscribing. I release golf 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 downloaded practice guide in 
the description box below. Great. So, what I want to do now is give you these three golf drills. 
They’re just if you can spend six minutes a day working on them. They’re going to really help you 
truly experience how to move in the back swing, how to transition in the down swing, and 
then more importantly, how to blend those two things together so you start to create this 
lovely effortless motion. So, golf drill number one I just give to a recent student of mine, 
Paul. Now, I want you to take a look at these two swings. I’ll show you an exaggerated way. 
uh first and you tell me what you can see. So this is swing number one. I see this a lot with 
many amateur golfers who struggle. They’re trying really hard to get extra distance but nothing’s 
happening. So this is kind of swing number one. So that’s swing number one. Look at 
that. You got 75 miles an hour worth of club speed. Carry distance 130 yards. 
Notice the length of that swing and the flow of that swing. This is golf swing number two. Just take a look at the speed on this one here. 
So, we’ve gone from 75 mph to 83.9 miles an hour with 157 yard catch. So, another was it almost 30 
yards of extra. Did those swings look different? I’m sure they did. Did one swing look so much 
faster and so much harder than the other? Probably not. So, what’s happening? And this is what I see 
with a lot of players who are struggling to get consistent contact and get the distance that I 
know they deserve. So here’s what’s happening in those two swings. And this is exactly what Paul 
was doing and I see with a lot of my students. What’s doing if you can pause the video so you 
can experience this. It’ll be really useful. So what’s happening a lot is is when people turn, 
they turn everything in the back swing. So look how my knees turn, my hips turn, everything turns 
in the back swing on the way back. And then on the way through, look, the knees, hips, and everything 
turn on the way through. And you might be looking at that and going, “Of course, yeah, surely that’s 
what happens, right?” But it’s not. And when you do this, this actually feels quite relaxing 
and comfortable when you turn to your right and turn to your left, but there it’s not a golf 
swing. And there’s no power there. There really isn’t. In fact, imagine throwing a ball like this. 
You wouldn’t do it. You could try and then flick your arm out and try and most Oh, why aren’t 
I hit it very far? The best players, this is where drill number one comes in. They learn that 
as we turn to our right away from the golf ball, we are resisting with this leg. And the best way I 
can describe this is this. Most players look look like this. They’re turning everything in the back 
swing. Look how look my whole leg is turning this way in the back swing. No resistance. Now what I 
gave with Paul and it really was an instant game changer. In the first instance, he had to think 
about it. This is normal by the way. So bear with me in this video, right? Follow it through from 
start to finish. You’ll learn and really feel the benefit. You can pause the video and do this with 
me. Be amazing. Notice what I’m doing here. I’m not allowing this foot to just kind of pivot into 
my back. What I’m doing is this. I’m taping my zipper and I’m turning that zipper into my trail 
leg here. I’m not turning this away. I’m turning it into it. Now, what I’ve got, look, is a loaded 
trail leg. This is unbelievable amount of power stored in this leg that I can use to push back 
towards the target. Right? Super super important. The same is true. Look in the lead leg. I am not 
I am not doing this pivoting this way as I swing back now I am resisting in that leg as I pivot 
back here now I’m resisting in this leg here this is getting me look to hold this ground is getting 
me to really move in the correct way in the back swing this way whereas with Paul because he turned 
this is what I see a lot he lifted away lifted away from this angle look at this lift lifted off 
the shot. No power whatsoever. We want to move away from the ground. So, learning to sense these 
kind of this feeling is really really important. So, drill number one. All I want you to do is you 
can do it with a club without club. Do it indoors. Spend a couple of minutes to start with just take 
your zipper, move it. Look, if I put a ball here, move it towards your trail leg. Don’t do this. 
Don’t just collapse this leg and every turn everything. There’s nothing there. Move it 
towards this leg. It’s like you’re crushing something here. Same thing. Feel that motion 
first. Same thing in your left leg. This time, don’t move this and crush this here. Resist that 
motion. Resist the urge as you turn back to kind of move this with it. Learn this sensation. 
What you will start to find both knees are pointing forward. They’re not turning around. 
what you’ll start to find is a very very loaded position and a great place to start to find uh to 
to build power and effortless into your swing. So, let’s now work on drill number two, the 
second two minutes of your practice. So, all great players do these two things. They move 
forward in their transition before they ever make a turn back towards a target. That’s the first 
thing they do. And the other thing you do, if you look at my trail heel here, this heel always 
moves first before it works back out and around. I don’t see that with most players. What we see with 
most players who lack consistency of contact and and power is this. First of all, they turn before 
any movement. And the other thing they do here is, watch my trailer heel. Because they go right 
and left, they simply spin out here like this. They flick the hands. There’s no real power. 
We’ve gone. Right. So, we want to naturally eliminate. We want to naturally eliminate those 
two things with dru number two, which is this. So, we’ve now loaded this trail zip, this zipper into 
your trail leg, and you’ve resisted here. What we now need to do is simply reverse that. So, what 
we’re going to do now is I want to move the zipper now into your lead leg. You see a difference 
here? But the reverse happens, right? So, feel this. I’m going to show I’m using this as 
a visual. This is a great tool. I’ll put a link in the description for this actually. I just get 
these on Amazon just as a feeling, but I’m going to use it more as a visual. As I’m loaded here, it 
feels more comfortable simply just to do this and turn everything through. And that’s where most 
people would be. But as I’ve loaded it here, what I’m going to train now is this sensation. 
Move my zipper from my trail leg, push it, look, into my lead leg. Now notice here this foot 
hasn’t twisted has it? It’s stayed there. It’s not turning inwards. This is a sensation that you 
need. Right? Notice this leg. This leg also this leg isn’t just buckling here and turning this way 
which most people do. It’s resisting. It’s almost kind of as I’m turning here. This leg’s almost 
doing this very naturally. Right? I’m feeling this motion. This is helping me use the ground 
and generate this power through the impact area versus right left. There’s nothing there. Makes 
sense. So, you need to develop these sensations. I’m going to show you it from this angle here. So, 
I’m turning into this leg here. I’ve resisted in both left and right. A good maybe visual here is 
to almost imagine knees always pointing forward here. They’re almost turning to the right and 
turning to the left. Too quickly here. Look, I’m they’re keeping them almost pointing towards 
you. And then look at me in transition here. They still look towards you, right? This is where we 
want to be. Then they fire through impact. Okay, look at from this angle. Turn the zipper into my 
trail leg. And then from here, look, I’m pushing. I’m pushing back to the target here into my lead 
leg. Pushing the zipper into this leg. Feel that motion. Take time to do it. You will feel tension 
in your thighs as you do this. Now, with Paul, as we got him to hit some shots with this, we kept 
it really simple. I get, you know, he can’t focus on both legs. So, he we focus predominantly on 
his trail leg. I got him here simply to do this because he was somebody who would pivot right 
here and pivot through. All I got him to do is load this trail leg and in transition, don’t 
let this right leg get in the way. I said to him, imagine that staying back like this, almost 
staying fairly straight. So, he’s pushing away as he’s keeping it straight. This zipper, look, 
is moving towards my left leg here perfectly. What that does is it gives him all this space 
look to turn into, right? That then helped him create this beautiful straight shot compared to 
this where he came over the top and would chop and slice it. Right? So, learning the sensation 
one push back into this leg here. There’s the two exercises I want you to work on. One, two. One, 
two. That is two drills. I want you to practice over and over again for two minutes each time. 
So, drill number three is about kind of blending it all together. It’s a slightly more advanced 
drill. I didn’t give this to Paul because he there was enough to get on with drills number one and 
two, but it’s certainly something that he needs to practice at home, and I suggest you the same. So, 
what we’ve got is is if you slice the golf ball, we know that your tendency is going to want to 
be to spin this way. If you hook the golf ball, just like I do sometimes, your tendency is 
going to want to be to slide underneath, right, and get it this way. So, how do we keep training 
transition and blending these things in? Well, you’ve now loaded that back swing here. Turn into 
this leg here and there. Now, on the way down, all we want to do is simply this. As we’re 
transitioning, we want to go back and we want to get the sensation here that when we get here 
into this place, the knees, the hips, and the posture is almost back to where it was, right? And 
move backwards into almost my setup position here, right? With my body from here, this is a great 
place because normally from someone like myself, I would be there. And for somebody who slices, 
they would be here, right? So training the sensation of there back to where almost my reset 
where I would start addressing my body. I’m now in a position now to fire up through the shot and 
drive the shot. Now when you do these things again they can seem complicated can’t they? But doing 
the exercises the feelings that you get from them those are what give you the aars. If you think 
you can just watch a video and then you go out and play you’re not going to be able to do this. 
The exercises are designed to provide you with the feelings that you go, “Ah, I get it.” Right? So, 
let’s have a look at this action. So, let’s say someone like myself who’s hooking the golf ball 
at times, I know I would get here. So, I got the feeling, oh my god, yeah, I’m going downwards into 
forward bend. I don’t normally do that. I normally stay too high. That gets me flipping, right? 
That makes so much sense. Then I can fire it. Right? So, once you’ve done a few of them, you 
can start to then start to trust it over time. And then what happens is that you can start to 
add and you can make it much much more flowing time and time again. But the flow comes from 
the development and the confidence in what you first of all understanding what you need to 
do then learning to kind of practice at home in slow motion feel what you need to do then you 
get the aas then you can start adding into the golf swing. If you don’t have good foundations, 
everything you do and everything you try to do above is just pure compensations. And if you ever 
saw my video with Pete, that’s kind of what he was telling me to do. He was like, “Danny, you’ve got 
lots of conversations going on here.” If you love this video and you think it’s going to help, 
give it a thumbs up, share it with somebody who you think it could help. And if you want 
to see my personal lesson with uh Pete where I was struggling a little bit, check this video 
out right here. It’s been uh voted one of the best on the on the internet at the moment. Uh 
but until next week, have a wonderful golfing