Danny Maude
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Pitch with finesse, not a mini full swing
Choose a 52 over a forced 56
Push on the arc, not straight forward
Check three strike signals before every shot
Diagnose slice by face and path
Relax arms on your chest to level the forearms at setup
Check forearm alignment to fix a slice- Control three things for a consistent pitch strike
Throw the club instead of driving the handle
From the rough, be braver with a longer swing
Look at the landing spot last, not the flag
Use feedback to calibrate face feel
Point trail palm away from target to set the club
Keep your head on an imaginary wall to hold the arc
Set the ball forward and sternum back to hit up with driver
Keep the takeaway calm to stop the face opening
Snap the right side down for launch and speed
Push trail-side pressure through impact to square the face
Leave dirt or grass on the face for a higher chip
Set ball position behind your swing's low point
Rock your feet at address to build speed early
Play the ball two to three balls back of center- Keep the letter Y intact through your takeaway
Exaggerate the forward feel, then dial the stance back
Squeaker under the trail heel for pressure forward
Tuck the trail arm underneath to stop the slice
Control the body to free the clubhead- Preset 60-70% forward for the wrench drill
Use either a timed wrist release or a maintained wrist set- Eyes-closed clubface square drill
Lean into lead side on compact, low-sand bunker lies- Strike below the equator with the 4th or 5th groove
Keep the chest connection locked
Keep the trail pocket back
Hit down on a fairway wood off the deck
Start small, then build the pendulum swing longer- Play driver off lead toe with club behind ball to hit up
Distance control is feel, not telling yourself softer- Stack the torso on level hips for clean approach contact
- Use a 60-degree wedge with the low point just after the ball
- Get your pelvis over your lead heel at impact
Hinge the wrists to add loft on high chips
Waggle the grip end
Aim your intention at the target, not the ball
Move the ball back to learn ball-first contact- Finish with both arms straight
- Bottom out just after the ball for ball-first contact
Complete your backswing by turning, not collapsing arms
Straighten the lead arm and club after the ball
Swing to a smooth one-and-two rhythm, not a jab- Narrow your stance to turn and stay balanced
Walk up and tap short putts, no set stance- Point out the face-contact spot after every chip
Set the ball one club-width inside your lead heel- Don't sway: keep the trail leg's angle
Set a putting-style grip for chipping
Build contact before distance and direction- Don't fix a slice by rolling the face shut
Keep width: trail arm away from body in backswing
Club up to a lower-lofted wedge for a smooth pitch
Assess a sitting-down lie before using a fairway wood- Play the hybrid more central with sternum over the ball
Keep chip grip pressure between two and four out of ten
Finish with the lead hand under shoulder- Towel-on-club drill to feel controlling the balance
Stop the glancing driver blow
Play driver off lead heel to hit up on it- Find a straight putt when you reach the green
Control low point: strike ball first, ground 4 inches after
Cure a driver slice by rotating your forearms
Add tilt and feel leaning back to fix a driver slice- Mark either side of the ball to check ground contact
Raise the hands at address to fix a slice- Rehearse the lead-side pivot to face the target
Feel rotation in trail heel and lead forefoot- Move the grip end, not the clubhead
Let the head move: pour water from both ears
Scratch a line and strike the turf just ahead of the ball
Finish with the left elbow pointing downward
Picture speedboat power- Return to the 45-degree circle
Pour water out of each ear to swing on a circle- Swing slow before fast to groove contact
Set iron and hybrid ball and handle position
Hinge over trail shoulder, pitch over lead to release- Move ball position to change chip trajectory
Don't hit lots of balls while grooving a new feel
Pitch the club over each shoulder to complete the swing arc- Secure chip contact first
Line up the forearms to square the clubface
Set driver ball position off your lead heel- Widen your stance gradually to transfer the drill
- Tighten the screws: keep arms tucked in on short shots
Use a saw to feel a supported backswing
Earn length after contact
Build fairway-wood changes from gentle swings- Prioritize strike, then distance, then direction
Trace the backswing arc with your eyes and ears- Set driver ball position with the feet-together step
Diagnose the low slice