Danny Maude
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Replace a hard-to-hit 3-wood with a 5-wood
Feel your weight forward on the lead side
Let the elbow fold so the body turns naturally
Load the trail side to use the ground for power
Scrape the club along a tabletop with your torso
Add loft through impact to counter a late flip
Ball favors higher foot, weight favors lower foot
Set takeaway checkpoints: shaft on feet, face on spine
Level your shoulders for a flatter putter strike
Sequence body and club opposite ways for each swing
Move the pelvis before the shoulders in the downswing- Feet-together drill to isolate hands and arms
Keep the trail arm fairly straight without locking it
Check the club face at parallel in the downswing
Play the 'putt with loft' basic chip
Pitch over the lead shoulder
Front-load fixes at address, one swing thought
Putt through a gate of two tees to stay still
Start the swing from the ground, not the top
Give yourself only one swing thought- Face sets start direction, path sets curve
- Use a putting mirror to check head stillness
Use the feet-together drill for instant balance feedback- Compress by de-lofting and sweeping, not chopping down
Load the trail arm with the waitress tray feel- Play the 'fish's tail' for a high soft chip
Change strike height on the equator to change trajectory
Pick a precise ground-contact target
Feel the downswing like tossing the club into the field
Glide up the sand on uphill bunker lies
Tee it higher and forward to carry a longer drive
Practice putting through a tee gate
Set weight forward and trace the through-swing arc- For driver, move ball forward, keep the trail-side push
Stop cupping the lead wrist at the top
Step-in routine to set fairway wood ball position- Set fairway-wood low point at the ball
Swing to strike the inside of the ball for a draw
Waggle with a square clubface before swinging freely- Position the ball 2-3 inches inside your left heel
- Keep legs and head still, let the arms flow
Use pull power, not push power
Drop a ball from your sternum to set contact point- Match your spine angle perpendicular to the slope
- Stand farther away to stop the club flicking down
Move the hands and handle forward to stop slicing driver- Look straight down to let your arms hang in putting
Use the helicopter drill to rehearse the shoulder rock
Read slice vs hook as catching the ball late or early
Fix a slice by pushing the trail side through and under- Adjust only the setup to hit driver: ball off the lead heel
Close the face to draw the ball back to target
Set the trail arm at address like giving blood- Set the lead-hand pad on top of the grip for power
Raise the handle to kill lead-wrist cupping
Throw the driver down to strike up on the ball
Drill: brush the ground through impact, then add a ball
Build arm structure with a letter-Y check- Play the ball forward with sternum behind it
- Reduce driver loft only at extreme speed
Paint the ceiling and splatter the paint with driver- Choke down the grip when the ball is above your feet
- Club up to preserve your pitching rhythm