Danny Maude
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Driver anti-slice setup: raise the handle, keep shoulder up
Push lead hip forward, then turn through to the target
Look over your trail shoulder to move the body
Keep the trail pocket back
Catch the ball just before the low point of the arc
Keep the head behind the hips to release the driver
Drill: push arms into a TheraBand to hold the Y
Keep a consistent circle, don't collapse the radius
Keep weight moving forward, don't over-rotate through impact
Set up the pendulum chip: ball back, weight forward
Split-hands drill for the up-down trail arm
Keep your chin on a shelf to control arc depth- Set a narrow stance with the ball just ahead of center
Extend trail leg up, then lead leg down
For woods, move the lead shoulder down and around
Don't help a downhill shot up, finish low
Assess the lie before pulling a fairway wood
Strike the ball before the low point to compress
Build contact first, then rhythm, then swing length
Cut driver spin loft: ball forward, hip high, handle ahead
Set the handle opposite your lead thigh for shaft lean- Fix your driver slice with the prop drill
Let the body find speed from momentum
Groove the bottom of the swing before adding the full swing- Play the ball behind the arc's low point
Set your hands forward, inside your lead thigh
For a hook, feel more over than under- Use an Orange Whip to feel free flow
Move your tailbone toward the target to strike ball first- Ball below feet: widen, grip to the top, swing easy
- Keep the trail arm in front of the body
Use wrist feedback to calibrate release timing
Make vertical force the priority in your swing
Match the face to your path before fixing path
Point lead elbow at target, trail elbow at hip for a draw
Strike below or above the equator to control flight
Pick your safe side and treat the rough as fairway
Set up with lively, athletic legs for driver power- Play hybrids and fairway woods forward to retain loft
Place a head cover ahead of the ball to hit up
Cure a slice by hitting low hooks first
Control bunker distance with club choice and swing length
Set ball position one club-width inside the lead heel
Pivot your head to free a restricted turn
Put the full shaft on the bag for ball-first strike- Control chip distance by changing club, not technique
Use your whole trail side through impact, not just hands
Feel impact on your trail side, not out in front
Pour water from your lead ear to steady contact- Groove straight, centered contact before adding speed
- Turn your trail side through impact on an arc
- Throw the toe into the sand to feel shaft lean
Keep the handle inside your lead thigh at impact
Nine-to-three drill for width and minimal wrist set
Change clubs, not setup, to control chip roll- Move the ball back in your stance to cure a slice
Close face before gripping it
Keep ball position constant as clubs lengthen
Move the ball back to sit behind your low point
Feel the clubface closing on the way back
Fix face before adding speed
Drive the pelvis with your left foot, don't spin your hips
Use hinge and hold for a hotter checking chip
Push the trail palm through impact, don't flick- Drop your head at address for a primary gaze
Prop drill: prop up a stake to deliver loft
Use a flexible trainer to smooth the takeaway
Reconnect the elbow and straighten the arm- Feel your hips lead your chest to stop slicing
- Add arms without loosening
- Level your shoulders to hit down on fairway woods
- Take a higher-lofted club on a downhill lie
Bag drill: get the full shaft onto the bag at impact- Play the lob (parachute) shot around the green
- Strike the ball before the ground with irons
- Wind back to your flexible limit for more speed
Swing long enough at one pace so you never snatch it- Throw the ball down to add wedge compression
- Let gravity fall through thick rough, not lift it out
Stop early forearm roll to keep the club outside
Visualize a shot tracer from your target back to the ball
Allow the lead arm to bend when the backswing is short
Open the face and body for a drop-shot-style chip- Check for upper-body reach with a forward ball
- Move your pelvis over the ball to strike the ground ahead
- Don't chase big shots while grooving the takeaway
Let the lead heel come up to unlock the turn
Use a sweeping brush to feel a square club face
Do not force downswing rotation- Hit weak 7-iron clips to feel the short game pattern
- Rehearse the destination
Keep the clubface square by pushing your trail palm away- Set bunker stance distance with a club-length line
- Add rhythm to your putting to produce pace
Tip your trail pocket to the target for the backswing- Trust the loft, don't try to lift fairway woods
- Change one variable at a time
- Stack sternum over pelvis, just ahead of the ball
- Accept the club moving right
- Bag drill: shaft and clubhead strike together