Danny Maude
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Rotate the trail side back instead of lifting the club
Use a five-second chip setup routine
Swing with rhythm using a one-and-two count
Reverse-engineer the chip from the finish position
Over the top is a compensation for an open club face
Ball position back hooks; forward slices
Count 'one and two' to stop rushing your swing
Separate depth from face control
Drill: balloon between the wrists to hold the Y
Move the shaft not the head; keep the butt near your leg
Keep the swing-circle center under the lead armpit
Turn trail pocket toward target to create arc
Use a face-on check to center your putting setup
Change the club, not the technique, to control chip release
Keep the clubhead from overtaking the handle- Finish high to stop skulling chips
Build driver power in stages; revert when you lose it
Close the driver face from 12 to 11 o'clock, then grip
Open the bunker face so the leading edge points at your toe
Hit shots without caring where they go
Move the handle up like an L through impact
Snap a towel to train clubhead speed
Keep your trail elbow tucked to fire the club down
Stay forward and let the club fall into the ground
Wring a towel to keep the club face square
Move the ball back and sternum over it for fairway woods- Set weight forward and pivot around the lead side
Hitting off your back foot makes you slice across it
Move the ball forward for more launch and distance
Read more break on firm greens, less when wet
Stop rolling the wrists early; keep scraping the arc
Swing the club on an arc, not straight back and through- Swing a heavy shopping bag to feel weight transfer
- Spray foot powder on the face to check strike location
Match clubface to forearms to fix a slice- Complete your backswing with body, not bending arms
Keep your head still by not looking at the hole
Set iron ball position one club width inside lead heel
Hit the bag on a 45-degree arc- Feel rotation with your legs briefly locked
- Keep the clubface square: press your hand against a wall
Use one-two for the hand-arm rhythm- Cock the trail wrist to lock the elbow, preload the handle
Let the right arm go up and down, body takes it around
Complete the backswing so you have something to pull
Weaken the left grip and keep the wrist intact
Extend the palm pressure to nine o'clock
Find one-two-snap rhythm- Preset shaft lean and ball back to strike ball before ground
Square the face before compressing
Swing in balance for contact- Let your hips lead the club's sling
Rest trail arm on body to set shoulder back
Use marker lines to test fairway-wood contact
Fitness band drill to stop the trail elbow flying
Feel the short game release as an underarm throw- Use the feet-together drill for a balanced strike
Check forearm alignment, not just the clubface, at setup- Transfer top-hand pressure to a standard club
Push with the trail-hand pad, not the fingers- Widen your stance to make a bigger driver turn
Spot the setup that builds a slice
Lead-side load drill to start the downswing
Play golf in curves, not straight lines
Ball-position misses create opposite curves- Grip firm, keep arms relaxed with play
Keep your arms close together through the swing
Let the grip rise after its low point by the trail leg
Train the driver load with medicine-ball wall throws- Rehearse beside the ball to check your low point
Fairway woods: ball two balls back of lead heel
Why the forward driver ball position causes a slice
Level your shoulders and stay on top with irons- Merge the loading waves
- Credit card in glove drill for wrist at top
Fire force into the back of the ball, not the follow-through- Fix the root cause, not each swing compensation
- Keep weight even at address so center stays over the ball
- Shift your low point ahead of the ball
- Pop the chip with a short finish, not a long careful motion
Bounce a ball over a basket to train down-and-forward- Put a head cover on the driver to add weight
- Imagine a box on your lead side for consistent loft
- Putt on a natural arc, not straight back and through
Keep accelerating and extending the arms through impact- Trace the target back to a small window
Trust the heel-down restriction
Use routine to quiet nerves
Build the takeaway rehearsal into a full swing
Lift the left heel for a bigger turn, but still load the hip
Shorten to your delivery range
Hit fairway woods like irons, strike at 1 o'clock- Keep arms extended to control the radius and stop topping
- Work the club up one-to-five o'clock in the backswing
- Set bunker low point slightly ahead of and under the ball
- Set posture to push the handle down
- Paddle drill for trail-arm control
- Play the guessing game to build putting feel
Swing more around the body to glide through sand- Aim for a small fade, don't play to avoid the right