Danny Maude
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Read path and face together when diagnosing a slice
Return the lofted club to the base
Dial wedge distances by swing length with one club
Pick your chip club from the ball's flight and roll
Reverse a slice with a trail-arm-under grip and feel
Hit a high fade off the driver as a fairway finder
Load the backswing with the cat-candy drill
Let the club finish to use the bounce and avoid chunks
Play the ball a club-width back of your lead heel
Build power after short clubface-control swings
Beat the ball: max force into its back, ignore the finish
Add distance with impulse, not swing length
Ball-behind-ball drill to stop early forearm roll
Keep maximum radius after the ball
Return the club millimeter-perfect to quiet your hands
Spend a whole session just learning to let go
Let the club swing freely over each shoulder
Lift the lead heel for a bigger backswing turn
Flare your trail foot to free the backswing turn
Intend to start the ball right, not avoid the slice- Shift-then-turn drill: club on shoulders, feet together
- Load the backswing first or you'll come over the top
- Chip with a coordinated body, not your wrists
Land the club inside a sand target box
Chip on a Ferris-wheel arc instead of a roundabout
Use the fish's tail wrist hinge for a clean release- Move trail hip up and back in the backswing
Pitch the club over each shoulder
Hammer the ball like a nail to move hands forward
Pete Cowan's pen-circle drill for swing path
Whoop the handle up for effortless clubhead speed- Play bunker ball position opposite your left heel
- Rehearse the three unlocks
Resist the clubhead's mass with a lead-wrist kink- Set driver ball position on your lead heel
Putt with loft: low wedge shot off soft ground- Flex a shaft without moving the trail leg inward
Use a line in the sand to groove bunker entry point
Groove club entry before hitting bunker balls
Find square by feel with your eyes closed
Swap your hands to groove the trail-arm circle
Breathe in through your nose to complete the backswing
Turn the setup for a level-to-up driver strike
Match clubface direction to swing path
Two keys to consistent ball striking: low point and arc- Favor your lead foot on downhill bunker lies
Chase speed first, then dial the control back- Position hybrid ball back, before your low point
- Exaggerate drills so your body can feel the move
Toe-deep divot drill to groove an anti-slice path- Pay attention to your strike, don't force it
Add distance with force and rhythm, not a longer backswing
Look up to the sky and let the club fall to the ground- Groove the bunker arc one arm at a time
- Use a strong grip first to cure a slice
- Read the ball flight, not the swing, to fix bad shots
- Square the face with forearm rotation, not a wrist flick
Ball off the ground naturally starts right and draws- Close the face a smidge at setup to hit a draw
- Turn forearms over instead of flicking wrists
- Feel a push through impact, not a pull
Pause at the finish to check for a wrist flick- Match driver ball position to your swing speed
Don't lean back to lift a chip; trust the loft
Chip by moving the arc's low point ahead of the ball- Strike ball-first: catch it earlier than a driver
Hold the chip finish and compare it to putting
Take one more club on an uphill lie
Hinge drill to set the trail arm before each shot- Strong grips close the face; weak grips leave it open
- Start the downswing on your lead leg for power
Trail-side load drill for a natural backswing- Set up irons with the ball just ahead of center
- Add momentum to loading practice
- Lower your setup to add loft in the bunker
Move the handle up and inward with longer clubs
Deliver a square, centered strike below the ball's equator- Build a neutral grip in the fingers
- Move the ball position back for a cleaner strike
Strike fairway woods with a descending blow- Don't fake the arc by moving your arms away from you
Throw the toe into the ground for a flexed wrist- Sweep driver instead of striking steeply down
- Turn the swing corners
- Complete a full backswing turn for a longer hand path
Use a one-two-three routine to stop extra looks- Alternate a weighted trainer with your clubs
- Lift and stomp the left heel to start the downswing
- Swing a heavy towel to feel the power snap
Square the forearms and clubface together- With the driver, stay back and hit up on the ball
Pre-set a slight forward shaft lean at address
Learn the short game with one club first- Feel the left shoulder work down, not excessively around
Use one-and-two rhythm to add flow
Set up with pelvis way forward to learn the impact feel
Move fairway-wood ball position slightly forward for loft
Hammer the nail drill to strike through impact
Let the club swing freely and allow its curve- Take only a thin layer of bunker sand