Danny Maude
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Find your low point by swinging back and forth over a towel
Catapult the club so only the head moves down
Use a fixed-racket image for clubface control
Move the ball forward to shift a hook path
Snap the grip butt back to square and release the club
Shift pressure without swaying your torso
Set up a draw: ball back, handle forward, close the face
Guide the swing with your ribcage for natural lag
Sequence the downswing from the ground up
Grip down when the ball is above your feet
From rough, strike ball first and let loft add height
Set up the basic chip like a putt with loft
Pitch the club over the lead shoulder for follow-through
Level your shoulders to strike down on chips- Point the grip butt down the target line to shallow
Set the forearms square to reduce slice conditions
Set your sternum over the ball to stop fat strikes
Set the face left of path but right of target for a draw- Bank the trail foot and extend the back to sling the club
Feel the trail pocket pivot toward the target
Connect the arms to the body to stop inconsistent contact
Rehearse where the clubhead sits relative to your shoulder
Aim at an imaginary line through the ball
Release the right wrist like a fish tail- Use a longer swing when you add loft
- Keep a cupped trail wrist to add loft and bounce
- Narrow your stance and move ball back for iron approach
Push backside straight back, don't rotate through impact
Drill: land the club on the same spot every time
Lead the lower body for ball-first hybrid contact
Ball back, handle forward to stop topping
Load the inside of your trail foot to build driver power
Lock the trail elbow and swing the arm up and down- Keep your upper center central through impact
- Box drill to feel driver impact and low point
Imagine tossing a sandbag to add swing momentum
Lock the body, swing the arms freely
Curve comes from face relative to path, not target
Cure a driver slice by moving toward a draw- Rehearse a no-roll takeaway with a tennis racket
Unravel the lead hand under you
Use the steering-wheel setup to shift swing path
Rehearse a square clubface at impact in slow motion- Drill: push hips forward, keep head on the ball
Fix a slice by feeling the toe overtake the heel
Raise chip trajectory with ball position and face angle- Set trail shoulder lower to hit up on the driver
Use balance cushions to feel still legs
Mark the inside quadrant of the teed ball
Add loft by hinging, not by leaning back- Feel the face left of a rightward swing circle
Make the takeaway a body move, not hand placement
Build an aiming margin away from fairway-wood trouble
Extend your arms to keep swing radius through impact- Maintain arm width and radius through the swing
Start the downswing with lead arm under lead shoulder
Let arms hang to set the right distance from the ball- Fix inconsistency by checking your takeaway
Connect both biceps to your chest for pitch stability- Lift the lead heel to wind up for more power
Raise the tabletop to play the same shot as a chip- Use the one-and-two drill to feel the strike
- Mark ball position and landing line in the bunker
- Let the club's weight create the circle
- Cut the leading edge into the turf to move weight forward
Move the club up and down with arms, around with the body
Open the wedge face fully, then grip it- Swap a 3-wood for a 5- or 7-wood if you lack speed
Set up to an aiming spot two feet in front of the ball- Practice putts with only one ball
- Pivot into the trail leg, do not sway
Use a bunker line to check low point
Adjust the drill for irons: center the ball and hit down
Pivot on an axis instead of lunging off the ball
Rest your arms on top of your chest, elbows close- Control the low point under your lead shoulder
Set driver distance by tilting forward with arms hanging- Chip a nestled lie by striking the ball first
- Set putting distance by letting your arms hang
Control depth to widen your margin of error- Picture a window in front of the ball to swing through
See the swing as a double pendulum
Set up square with a point-and-slide routine- Towel throw-and-snap drill for driver speed
- Keep the club behind the hands
- Keep the torso back so the hands sling like a catapult
- Keep a firm grip with loose, pliable arms
- Rest a shaft on your trail side to feel a stable center
Strike ball then turf with irons, shaft leaning forward
Step-through drill: step forward before you throw
Use a putting mirror to check eyes and shoulders
Line-on-ball drill for square chip contact- Set up long irons with weight and handle forward
- Aim through a close gate, not a distant target
- Feel the club head's weight like a pendulum
- Square the clubface to target, then take your grip
- Ball back and stand close for a low chip
Stack hips and shoulders just ahead of center
Prop drill: keep lower body stacked to strike ball first- Let the arms hang to control chipping depth