The Driver Is So Easy When You Use This NEW Golf Grip: Real Student Gains 20 Yards

Learn how to hold the golf club the right way and gain 20 yards with your driver! In this video, we break down a real golf lesson from JD Golf Academy where one student completely transformed their setup, grip, and swing—and picked up 20 extra yards without swinging harder.

If you’ve been wondering how to gain 20 yards with your driver or whether your golf grip is costing you distance, this lesson is a game-changer. We show you how to set up to the golf ball, how arm and shoulder positions affect how to hold the golf club, and how the right changes lead to more efficient launch, spin, and power.

✅ Watch the full grip transformation
✅ See how to improve your driver setup
✅ Understand why your grip could be costing you power
✅ Learn why shoulder and arm structure matter more than you think
✅ Real student results: 20 yards gained live on camera

Key Concepts Covered in This Video:

How to hold the golf club for distance

Golf grip myths that hurt your swing

How to set up to the golf ball with proper posture and hand placement

Wrist angles and grip structure for longer drives

Real-time swing changes and results

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so I’m going to show you how you can improve 
your distance by 20 yards like the student   in this video this is a real student at JD 
Golf Academy having a lesson where we might   for many people watching redefine what you 
think the golf grip is to help this player   improve their driver launch spin and in turn 
distance they gain 20 yards live in front of   you remember if you find the information 
in this video useful hit the like button   it lets me know that you found it useful 
post a comment as well today’s question is   does this challenge your idea of golf grip let 
me know down below it’s something that we all   talk about remember to subscribe as well if 
you like the videos in this lesson 20 yards please starting left and cutting back somewhere 
near target so they’re actually missing left but   they’re curving you could see why you’re going 
to have what you call hooks and cuts basically   so grip’s going to change to try and control 
club face better and that’s going to come   from the arms and the hands then I want to see 
let’s go last parallel so that face coming into   delivery like the best most skilled golfer in the 
world would struggle to hit target from there so   you’re putting yourself into a position that is 
making golf so hard for the best players in the   world with someone with a full-time job and 
family at home like good luck yeah so we need   to see that face not pointing up in the sky like 
that ideally it would be pointing straight out or   even slightly down the ground at this point would 
be a win so everything that Joe and I do today is   going to be beating that which will then change 
these delivery numbers so here’s Joe to explain   how we want this player to hold the golf club we 
just get that ball position a little neater too   100% yeah do you know why the ball’s back there 
yeah it started to move it back to Can it lower okay cool now in terms of grip setup then so 
immediately I’m looking at predominantly take that   hand off y this hand y and not just hand arm elbow 
upper arm lower arm even shoulder we absolutely   don’t want this arm back and on the body right 
okay if I want to throw release this golf club if   I’ve got a Frisbee in my hand okay I’m not going 
to pin this arm to my body this crease line’s not   going to be straight because I’ve got no leverage 
okay i want to get this arm off the body more okay   so this shoulder posh pos and protracted yeah okay 
and we’re going to get it crease line at 45 okay   opposed to where the opposed to back in the socket 
in here now can you feel that difference Tom when   you put him back in yeah that’s massive yeah 
way more turn so now you’ve got way more range   of motion to rotate this forearm opposed to if you 
put him in that position where does he get now try   and rotate it that’s why you start brutalizing 
setup because you you subconsciously can feel   you’ve got nowhere left to go so you move that 
down there so we’re going from Yeah so there’s a   there’s about 270 degrees of range in this arm and 
you’re giving yourself none of it from the start   so we’re going to get arm off the body bit of 
spacing in here crease line at 45 now this little   funky position here that’s cord it’s enough box 
it’s got to be on the right hand side of the grip   go on pop your hand on the club feel that okay 
perfect right hand side of the grip just point at   the snuff box just in here opposed to where did 
Tom have it very much here the top to the left   side of it b okay so we’re going to we’re going to 
enable we’re strengthening the face we’re giving   you more incentive to rotate the face if anything 
we’ve got to get it left so you’re hitting pull   hooks we our end goal of today is we’ve got to 
quieten down the vector the path and face vector   we got to get that narrow feel a bit space in 
here yeah cool like it cool now soften that for me perfect okay how alien does that feel very good 
love it cool okay have a swing at that swing it   away no ball back and through full speed so let’s 
take stock of what Joe is saying there so first   off the crease on this lead arm we don’t want 
it turned out forwards we want it almost turned   in and then the hand doubles back so my crease is 
here and my hand then doubles back this is giving   what Joe said the big range of movement lots of 
golfers would have this crease pointing forward   hand here i mean the range of movement now is 
basically the wrong way and smaller so getting   that crease to move this way this slightly off 
the body so it’s coming in across the chest and   off the body is a great way as well as sorting 
out your uh sorting out your shoulder position   and then the key one with the right hand is 
we want this crease on the right arm pointing   forward see how that puts my hand to be in 
a stronger position then we’re just doubling   that back on top while that stays so these are 
all working together so many golfers actually   just physically connect them up so this hand 
comes over everything comes over if this comes   underneath everything goes underneath the real 
trick here is that your grip is formed through   your arms because the arm positioning will affect 
where you have any chance of sending the golf club good effort so once the grip started to take effect we could 
then go to stage two which was trying to get our   student to use some wrist angles on the back 
swing they were very much wanting to extend   and have the face not in a great position hence we 
would see it here on the way down we wanted this   player to feel that they were moving their wrist 
more so my shrixen pad here feeling like it goes   to the ground at the start pointing up into this 
corner at the top so flattening lead wrist this   can only happen if their arm structure is in the 
right place and in turn their grip structure so   remember arm and grip structure is what is 
allowing him to now make the key moves the   only other thing we wanted him to do is just feel 
like he was swinging a bit more out to right field didn’t look enough visually i 
agree absolutely try another one not bad look at the draw on it as well just need to start it more right just 
orientate yourself a bit more to the   right as well absolutely there’s the same aim 
there and we’re not saying aim like don’t aim   over at this tree but I would be aiming at 
this right hand left hand side of right hand   bunker if I was hitting that shot pattern 
yeah okay i played yesterday and my shot   pattern changed from the first to the 
third because I could see a pattern of   shots coming out and I play golf you then 
I’m not aiming up the left of a hole with   trouble on the left cuz it was going that 
way so I just aim down the right tree line not sure you swung right enough on 
that yeah you definitely swung left   it’s so interesting because I see it with 
everyday golfers you you say aim right and   they artificially But they hate it because 
they’re so programmed thinking that’s wrong   it’s not because they’re used to seeing the 
ball curve that way good good players are   dynamic with their aim they adjust to 
where it’s going so same swing as you   were doing but orientating it down starting 
down the right you aiming up the right a bit   more left arm off the chest a smidg in let’s 
start that ball in the right side of that net yeah so face wasn’t right but you started that 
right so let’s get the face working with that good effort yeah that’s closer got 
underneath it a bit but starting to   leave off top it’s all right we don’t need 
it on yeah yeah that’s good some fairway there so look at the difference this setup change 
and then two swing fors is making tom’s delivery   yeah that’s the difference isn’t it we wanted to 
get that loft down in last parallel and there it   is and it could still go a fraction more and it 
could only still go a fraction more because of   the brutality of the instruction as in that is a 
pretty functional loft position at that point is   it Joe yeah it’s very good yeah absolutely 
it’s more we wanted to test your overdoing   ability because we know people leave and regress 
good things are happening from there yeah better   things are aren’t they and we can see it in the 
shots so you can’t quite start them correct yet   but you’re up to 20 yards longer with this 
and the club head speed has moved two mph so   it’s not club head speed it’s more efficiency 
of delivery loft then in turns spin and less   deflection okay more loft is more deflection and 
more out to in is more deflection and that all   just hemorrhages distance that’s so good 
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that comment down below for me as well does   this change the way you think about your golf 
grip now if you want to improve the way you   hit your driver swing as well try building some 
really solid foundations with the help of this