Pete Cowen´s wisdom was not accessible for a long time as he used to be very shy as far as media presence was concerned. These videos by Danny where he is "translating" Pete Cowen and adding his own words, feelings and exercises are priceless. Simply the best on KZread. Thanks a million, Danny!

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Really kind of you to say thank you

@humanzeta

5 ай бұрын

Your videos are turning fantastic

Great follow up on what must have been one of the best golf videos I have ever seen (lesson) with Pete Cowen. This was a transitional lesson, a complete paradigm shift in how to swing the golf club. For most of us that are arm and hand swingers, this was truly a game changer. Having said this, it is most difficult to keep the arms and hands out of one's swing. The notion that you are delivering the club face to the ball by rotating the body without arms doing it, helps one understand that the arms are only along for the ride, and that the catapult feeling come from keeping the lower body moving (the inner part of the swing). You did a great job (as did Pete) in helping us understand what is going on, it is now up to us to train ourselves these new feelings which will take a lot of time! One last point that I thing deserves more emphasis, is the pivot. Pete, in other lessons, talks about the "spiral staircase" and learning and performing that move in the back swing is critical to uncoiling and getting distance with this new swing. Much thanks for doing this!

dan, these last couple of videos you've done with the pete cowen ideas has helped me so much and i've been golfing and trying to improve for 40+ years. it really simplifies the action, thnx.

Danny, I recently took part 1 of moving the hands forward during setup and it improved my contact by 75% - 80%. I am so excited that I want to golf every day again. I will continue to focus on that aspect of my setup and swing. I will then move into the lesson that you showed us here. I did watch the full length video of you and Pete and I have massive respect for you both. You have helped me have a love for the game again...

Thanks for explaining what Pete really meant with spinning the forearm down!!

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Really happy to help Simon

@kswan2234

11 ай бұрын

Agreed!

@jsusna1972

11 ай бұрын

I was also confused by the previous video when Pete talked about spinning the forearm down. It didn't make sense, but you helped to clear it up.

@kswan2234

11 ай бұрын

@jsusna1972 right!! More like pressure than spinning.

@stanjohnson3920

11 ай бұрын

I too appreciate the attempt to explain what was meant by spinning in the previous video. I assumed rotation, but to be honest I’m still not seeing anything that looks like spinning or rotation of the forearm. I would greatly appreciate anyone who could help me “get it”.

Danny, thank you for this follow up video - I can almost feel your passion about this lesson watching your nice interpretation of Cowen’s key points. It is effortless power and I would bet you did not have seconds takes of the shots you hit in this video as they are dead straight as an arrow! A sincere thank you!! Absolutely amazing and I need to get myself to the driving range NOW!

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Love to hear how you get on

Danny- congratulations on the video. You’ve managed to do something no one else has…successfully articulated a lesson with Pete Cowan into terms that everyone can understand. To that end, you’ve become the best TEACHER in the world - he may have great knowledge, but if no one can understand it, it’s a waste Well done!!

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for the support Bobby

@marcthomas2333

11 ай бұрын

Agree with Bobby, to me you are the best Teacher in the world too.

@cramerlong2276

11 ай бұрын

@@DanielMaude Danny , I am 67 This swing looks like a God send . I have been working on this since you posted Pete's Video. I have hit a handful of 7 irons into a simulator that recorded upwards of 165 yards of flight. I am elated . To me it feels like I am barely swinging the club. Yet my swing speed has increased 12 mph . That's without having this swing mastered . *I haven't gotten the hang of it with Driver and fairwoods wood* Will you be doing more videos on this swing ?

@thewi7ard

11 ай бұрын

😂🤣😂

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

@@marcthomas2333 really kind, always new ways of making this game easier

I can't thank you enough for this 'Danny' video. You are the best in the World at explaining complicated issues, and in this case an issue you initially also found difficult to grasp. I've been trying, for two years, to explain this very issue to my 18 year old plus handicap son, in order to create more consistency in his game. With this invaluable assistance this should now be easy. Many, many thanks !!!

Thanks for restructuring Pete's lesson and making everything crystal clear. A terrific lesson that I've already added to my daily "dry swing" workout. Your excitable presentation clearly translates how importantly helpful this lesson can help the fairway game. Many many thanks!

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Very welcome!

I have been studying and practicing proper golf moves for decades. Understanding and being able to repeat this move is by far the most helpful. This man teaches the thoughts and feels of "this move" better than anyone else I've watched! I wish that I had engrained these thoughts/feels into my game 40 years ago when I started becoming serious about excelling at this sport.

If I might just add: to be in the (virtual) presence of one of the world's top teaching pros - and for free - is surely a gift.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

It certainly was Roger

Thanks a ton for the follow up video. I thoroughly enjoyed the first video of you getting a lesson from Pete. However, a couple of concepts, like spinning the right forearm were unclear. You have explained that clearly and lucidly. Thanks for getting the Tour pro level instruction to us commoners!!

Thank you yet again Danny, spent time at the golf range and after 100 balls felt improvement, followed this up onto the Golf Course and hit some good shots. So still need to keep up the practise and concentration. Should mention I am an old dog of 86 so you can teach new tricks if you can put the effort in, thank you once again.

@Golf36

11 ай бұрын

Great to hear. I'm a young 74!! 100 shots on the range huh? Inspiration.

@MD-ww4bh

11 ай бұрын

How are you finding the transition from range to course with this? I definitely shanked a few at first on the range, that would have shot my confidence on course, but feel like I'm working through it now.

@David-sj6tj

11 ай бұрын

@@MD-ww4bh Morning MD and Tom Blue - thanks for your comments. you ask how I transition from Range to course MD and for me I try hard to concentrate on just hitting the ball as per Danny`s video, forget how far or "making a shot" for the green or where ever, hopefully I have picked the right club and put the Air,thick and thin shots down as experience and hope I learn from them. That`s the theory but keep on trying and enjoy the good one`s!.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Thank you David happy to help 😁

Such a good video. I don't think people realise how critical this lesson is if you want to learn how to strike the ball properly. Appreciate the update to the previous one.

Last December I’ve bought a Legends package at Peter Cowen Academy at Emirates Golf Club which is just 5 minutes walk from my home. During my first hour of lesson I’ve got the very same tips and exercises. Thanks to this lesson my swing dramatically improved. I’m 67 years old and as you said, beside the improvement in compressing the ball, the body moves more compact, effortless and less stressfully. I’ve gained more yardage and distance is more constant. I thank you Danny for sharing with all of us this fundamental lesson.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Really happy to help

If I'm understanding this instruction, your tucked right arm simultaneously moves with the hip as it rotates making the arm and hip into a single structural unit. I've watched a lot of channels offering information and instructions on how to swing a golf club for efficiency, and many are very good, but your approach has a distinctive quality. It's down-to-earth. You don't over-complicate things which I appreciate. I've been confused for too long. Your teachings are having a positive effect on my progress. Thank you!

Thank you Danny for expanding on the lesson from Pete Cowenn! I have a left shoulder injury that gets worse the more I play. What I have discovered through your recent teaching is that I am using the left arm and shoulder to give me power by pulling the club through the ball. With this new approach, I am using my right arm (closer to the body) and the rotation of my hips to get power through the swing. It is amazing how much more power I can generate this way as apposed to my old way of pulling through with the left. I also don't need as long of a backswing to generate power. This takes stress off my left shoulder. I am looking forward to taking this to the golf course. My expectations are low, because I know this will take time but I am encouraged to know that my bad shoulder will not keep me from playing the game I love!!!!

@alistair3d

10 ай бұрын

I have the same issue with my left shoulder so glad this has helped you and I'm hoping it will help me too

This is a great follow up to Pete's session with you a few weeks ago. I did have trouble visualizing the idea of "spinning" the right arm. The more you practice this move, the more players realize the power comes from the right side for right handed golfers.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Excellent!

I was looking forward to this video after watching your lesson with Pete. When I watch pros teach pros I tend to get lost. I knew we’d all get the Danny Maude take! It’ so much easier to understand for this amateur. Great video, as always!

I love the drill where you release the club in front of you stood up. It makes so much sense and shows how the club naturally squares at impact. Brilliant!

This Cowen collaboration is great stuff. After watching last week’s training several times - and lots of range time - I was actually compressing the ball with 6 and 7 iron. Distance, lower ball flight and straighter - lovely. The key for me was what Pete kept saying to you in the chipping lesson ‘ keep moving ‘. Thanks to both you Yorkshire lads for this top class teaching.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for the support John 🤜🏻🤛🏼

@ronaldkinder3498

11 ай бұрын

I love it when one of your students (listeners) shares their experience and what helped them discover this new swing. I believe that John Ritchie has landed on the most important aspect of learning this method, and that is to keep the lower body moving to the left. It is one of those "AhA" moments! Thank you, John!

@foolishconqueror

10 ай бұрын

@DanielMaude, how can this be applied to woods or driver?

@donaldschmidt2990

10 ай бұрын

Fantastic, Danny. SIMPLE DRILL. THIS PUTS YOUR RIGHT ELBOW IN AN IDEAL POSITION AT THE TOP. It also eliminates overturning. This just produces a tighter, firmer action. One of the best golf videos ever produced.

@arjanpetersen

10 ай бұрын

@@foolishconquerorsame. No difference. Only difference is ball position and club.

Thanks! Another stellar lesson. As a senior golfer, 70, I wish you and these great video lessons were available when I first picked up a club. Never too late too improve, still working at it!

@thomasesparza9175

11 ай бұрын

I'm 71-1/2 and I enjoy and learn from these lessons, too! I agree, it's never too late to learn!

Danny has three videos that have changed my golfing life. I’m a 17 handicap who can play like a 13 some days and a + 30 others. This video along with his momentum and radius videos have changed the quality of my ball striking within two sessions. Why do I love this drill? It gives you a feel for how the trail hand should feel through impact. Something I’ve literally never felt before. In fact, I’ve been trying to do everything but this. Of course Pete Cowen deserves his props as well.

@DanielMaude

12 күн бұрын

Thank you, appreciate the feedback and support 👍

Been doing this drill with PW and 8 iron for hours on the range and let me say I dropped at least 5 on my hdcp! Only swing as far back like Danny said within your limits. This is a video to me that tells me everything! It works also with every club including driver after you master shorter clubs. Thanks Dan. You are an awesome instructor!! Neal

@DanielMaude

Ай бұрын

That’s amazing Neal well done

Outstanding. This is precisely the supplementary information I was seeking, and I find it to be most helpful. It is remarkable that, despite your extensive achievements as a player, professional, and educator, you continue to pursue further knowledge. Your humility in accepting and integrating nuanced enhancements from others speaks to your grace and dedication.

@DanielMaude

10 ай бұрын

Really kind, never stop learning

Thanks for elaborating further after last week with Pete. Will be working on it, as now understand how much easier it is to make proper impact through the ball with this practice . Great lesson, Danny 🙏

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

You can do it Vee

Danny, I love waking up early on Saturday mornings in the dark in Texas and watching your videos. These last two have been great. I can't wait for the sun to come up to head to the range and get to work! Thank you and Cheers!!

Danny, Thank you for the follow up lesson. Making the backswing “cack” handed is eye opening. It is the key along with rotating or spinning as Pete said . Keep up the good work!

We are all looking for quick fixes, as Danny keeps reiterating this is about working your way through a complete series of actions. I watched with admiration the lesson that Danny had with Pete Cowan and it proved that no matter your age or ability there is something to take away for all of us. By far the best video tutorials available. Thanks Danny.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Really kind Nick thank you

I'll be honest. I hardly ever comment on videos. I'm going to make an exception here since this is probably the best free instruction that I've seen and I've watched hundreds of golf instruction videos. Danny, your excitement in learning this technique from Pete shows through as you are translating it to us as a student turned teacher. Love the enthusiasm and contribution to the golf community/world! Cheers mate!

Danny, just wanted to let you know that your previous video with Pete Cowen was one of, if not the BEST videos I've come across anywhere. I immediately went to the range after that video and had my most consistent and satisfying sessions to date! Thanks for going one step further and really clarifying what he meant by spinning the forearm down and not stalling through impact. I had the feeling of pushing the shaft away from my torso whilst holding my wrist angle during that session and your simple visual with the alignment stick was the perfect depiction of this feeling for me! Thanks again and keep up your amazing work!

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Your feeling of pushing the shaft away is one I have had too 👌

It’s interesting that I’ve seen tons of comments on videos that include Pete’s philosophies that have trouble understanding what Pete is saying. I think part of reason is that Pete is teacher of very high level professional golfers. They have the history and understanding of the language around the swing that allow a sort shorthand. His lessons and approach are amazing, and I’ve learned a ton, but I also have played for 40 years at a high level, so it mostly makes sense. I like that you (and Andy Carter) are simplifying and translating for the average golfers.

Times like this, I’m kinda glad I’m a beginner. This isolates so many things I’m struggling with. Your passion as a coach is addictive. Thank you!

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Thank you Kurzhaar 😁

@kurzhaarguy

11 ай бұрын

@@DanielMaude BTW it’s Jim. That’s my logid. Just had my first real golf round today, at 62, and my lesson was, I need more practice. Your advice, coaching, and drills were very valuable and appreciated!

Great recap and explanation from your lesson with Pete Cowen. You can hear the crispness of strike. This is saved to my favourites.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Seriously, the best instructor on KZread. I love setting up my iPad, playing his videos, and practicing his tips in my backyard.

@DanielMaude

Ай бұрын

Thank you Ben! Appreciate the support 😁

Danny, this is my new favourite instruction video of all time. I keep watching it over and over again to make sure I have taken in all the detail. It is already starting to make a bit difference to how I am striking the ball.

@DanielMaude

10 ай бұрын

Awesome to hear Ian

Perfect timing! I actually been working on compression rn. Great great drill! Danny, you read my mind. You make it look so much easier.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

You can do it too

From someone who follows you from afar (Melbourne), congratulations Danny on another exceptional lesson that wonderfully expands upon and fills in some critical gaps from your session with Pete Cowen. Thank you very much.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

My pleasure! Really happy to help

This is the holy grail of golf swing methodology and Danny Maude is the most articulate in communicating this technique. I first met Pete Cowen 20 years ago and I have experience in the golf industry via IMG Media. This truly produces a relatively effortless golf swing which will especially appeal to seniors (45+). For younger golfers, this method will ensure consistency and the elegant golf swing and ball flight that you crave to emulate professional golfers. One thing that helps me to achieve this is the swing thought of keeping the trailing arm close to the body to prevent extension before impact.👍

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for taking the time to feedback

I have been watching your videos since I started playing golf a year and a half ago. This video really helps me with my iron play. Thank you for sticking with us and teaching us how to hit the golf ball better

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Thanks Jason 😁

Such a great teacher, you are a translator too, you translate difficult moves into something even I can understand..Whether I can put it into practice is the challenge!!

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

You are welcome!

Wow… wasn’t getting distance or cluhead speed I used to have when I was a single digit. Thought I was still doing everything properly even though I’s now 71. Finally decided to film myself and get to the bottom of it. OMG… I’m a flipper! And a stopper. And a bit of a stander upper. What happened to my turn? Going back to the drawing board. One mini step at a time following this recipe. Word to the wise. Turn your iPad around, and film yourself. Many of you will realize that Danny is talking directly to you. Least now I know he’s been talking to me all the while. Cheers…

@simmo5071

2 ай бұрын

Same age and similar issues, Danny and Co. do a great job.

Thank you, Danny, once again. You have broken down the great lesson with Mr. Cowen into some easy drills that everybody can understand and easily implement in his/her practice routine. You are such a gifted explainer. Mr Cowen and yourself, what a great couple of teaching Pro! Looking forwards to some more stuff from the two of you to come. Now I need to go to the garden (range too far off) to start practicing. All the best.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful Marc

Luckily that Pete is coming to an age that he publicly want to share his knowledge and that you are beautifully simplifying it for us. Most mind blowing thing when watching your session with Pete is that after every mishit he knows without any doubt what went wrong regardless how small a mistake was. I have feeling that he could spot it just by listening. Very intimidating regardless how good you are. Thank you, Danny!

@DanielMaude

10 ай бұрын

Thank you appreciate you taking the time to comment 😁

DANNY! This video has changed my golf swing permanently. It was exactly the right video at the right time! The missing piece for my golf swing. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Really happy to help

I owe DM an apology. I wrote him off in favor of other KZread instructors, but boy was I wrong. One of the best!

@DanielMaude

5 ай бұрын

That’s really kind thank you 🙏

I've played golf for 36 years and never broken 100. I watched your simplified video and went to the range today. First six balls weren't good but I then started to get the right swing. My usual distances for my irons improved by around 30 yds and it felt easier to hit the ball. Can't wait to see if this new technique will help me to finally beat the 100 barrier. Keep up the good work.

@jonathanp89

5 ай бұрын

U can't break 100 after 36 years?? Have you ever had lessons? How often do you play?

I watched your video, and the one with you and Pete,a few days ago and worked on the drills, today I played a round using the new technique and hit the crispest iron strikes I have ever hit. Such a game changing concept! Thanks so much Danny.

Danny, this is your best video to date and that's saying something given the quality of your content. Outstanding mate!

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Really kind Brian, thank you

@ronaldkinder3498

11 ай бұрын

I TOTALLY agree with Brian!

Thank you Danny - great video which really explained Pete Cowan's teaching and thanks for the drills. Priceless

@DanielMaude

2 ай бұрын

Pleasure 👍

I’ve been learning more about Hogan and his swing. This really answers a lot of questions about release and impact. Thanks so much. I like your humble and sincere approach to golf.

@DanielMaude

9 ай бұрын

Thank you Connor, appreciate the feedback

Thanks Danny, I began taking lessons a few months back and he teaches pretty much the same as Pete. It’s been very difficult for me to get my hands out of the swing. But he tells me I’m getting very close. Thanks again for covering this.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Thanks Jd 😁

Your best video to date , these are nuggets of gold , Pete Cowan is a coaching genius , I'm glad you've simplified the things you actually struggled with in the initial lesson with Pete, this has clarified things much better

Like many, I've watched 1000s of golf instructions on YT. I honestly believe that the content of this video is some of the most substantial constituents of the proper golf swing. Tuck under your right elbow.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the support

Thank you Danny. Fantastic information. Just what I needed after 35 years of trying put my iron swing together.

Thanks Danny. I’ve been trying to work this swing method for ages and no one else has been able to explain it. Thanks!

This "tucked right elbow" golf lesson is a game changer for me. Pure impact!

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Amazing to hear

You won’t see a better video on KZread. This advise is unbelievable. I’m off 0 and my coach told me this

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the support

Once again Danny - you take a seemingly difficult task and break it down to very easy to understand lesson. Thank you !!

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Great video - technical enough to explain everything perfectly but simple enough to feel like I can go out and start working to do it. Excellent stuff Danny.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it Tom, must have a catch up soon

This series is incredibly good. It's not easy and you have to listen to every single word. But when you have felt tye first strikes they are insane! Never hit my 7 to 190 meters before 😮. When it slices I didn't keep my right wrist in same position. Very cool!!!

Absolutely brilliant. You break it down so clearly. You’ve really improved my ball striking. I’ve never compressed the ball properly but been practicing these drills and I’ve seen massive improvement. Thank you. Keep up the great content 👍🏻

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Great to hear Paul

Thanks Danny (and Pete), I'm a 6.1 handicapper. I've looked at thousands of golf videos and drills, to me this is by far the best explanation on the right arm and right side. You have improved on every drill I have ever seen working on the right arm. It makes complete sense and how you (I can hear Pete say the word 'pressure') talk about the pressure on the shaft to go with the right arm. I took it to the range the last few days and I am really seeing a difference on impact, ball flight and bullets into the wind. I hit a few high shots like you said. So I will do more work on turning my right side through maintaining the pressure. Like the gent asked below - have you done this drill for the driver. When I try this with driver I feel like I am hitting down on the driver.

I would have to say this is the best instructional lesson on the elements of a good golf swing I have ever encountered. It puts it all together. Hats off.

Top notch vid, well broken down and explained to make it easier to execute.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Appreciate that Dean

At long last I really get this, and over the past few rounds I have a significant improvement with irons and woods off the fairways. However, I am now hitting short and high, driver and 3-woods off the tee, so I believe I am applying the same iron technique as shown in this lesson to the 3-wood & driver, rather than sweeping or hitting up. If you could ever do a video related to todays lesson, but with Tee-shots, that would be very useful. Many thanks for excellent advice.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

I certainly will

@brandonchi8526

10 ай бұрын

@@DanielMaude Anxiously waiting+1

Thanks Danny! You seriously came to the rescue of so many trying to grasp exactly what Pete was explaining. (Especially the “spinning of the forearm down”) Appreciate you and all your videos!

@DanielMaude

10 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful Craig

@DanielMaude

10 ай бұрын

Happy to help Craigg 😁

@vinceoriani9575

10 ай бұрын

Bloody hell

@vinceoriani9575

10 ай бұрын

Too much

I've been working on this since your video with PC. Like many, his forearm spin didn't click in my brain until you broke it down for us. Took it to the course for the first time today and I'm amazed at the results I've slowed my swing to get the timing and instead of clubbing up to allow for a softer swing, I had to club down to slow for the contact, flight and distance improvements. Thankyou so much as always Danny. You are a legend.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Really happy to help Stuart

Thx for compacting the video with Pete you showed a fortnight ago. All in a nutshell. The feeling you showed with alignment stick is just like using a French broom which I have handy for practice. Also I liked your analogy some months ago of slapping the water to splash someone in a pool, keeping the angle between hand and wrist constant. Same sensation of compression rather than flicky motion when clubhead overtakes the hands too soon as you demonstrate here. The old ‘magic move’ coined by Harvey Penick of ‘left heel down and elbow in’ at top of backswing also helps. Please can you teach us some drills about rhythm as I so often want to hit the hell out of the ball like I did with a hockey ball and everything gets out of sync? I hear even the lambs applaud you! Thanks again, Danny.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Really kind of you to feedback and will 💯 create a video that talks about rhythm

Great stuff, Danny. You've done a good job of distilling Pete's pearls of wisdom into something all us golfers can relate to.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Danny - I'm very happy you did this follow-up video. Watching Mr. Cowan, I did not understand rotating the forearm, thanks for clearing that up. My take away from that lesson was the feeling of that tight, compact right arm in the back swing with the reversed grip. It feels easy to repeat and that drill helped me hitting terrific, crisp irons during my round yesterday. I'll continue with this drill, then perhaps add some of the forearm rotation you described once I have the backswing portion engrained. GREAT and simple details Danny! Thank you!

Your my go to golf instructor I learn by your ability to explain the lesson using simple terms, visuals, feel and small bites which keeps my heartburn away! : ) TY Happy holidays⛳️☀️

@DanielMaude

7 ай бұрын

And you David, happy holidays

Hi Danny, been watching your videos for a little while. Just back into golf for 4 months now. I’ve gone from 107-109 ish too 90 95 90 in the last three rounds. Your tips have help so much. My handicap has gone from 34 to 26.5 now. Thank you for straight forward help tips just work. Mate am so happy. Steve

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Amazing to hear Steve

The difference between you and the pack is that we’re seeing you improve in an honest learning process and you break complex changes down into manageable segments. Pete is amazing but most people don’t understand a word he’s saying and that includes the top pros 😂

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the support Chris

@MrCatsailor

11 ай бұрын

You jst have to keep "messing about " when chipping...lol

Glad you broke down Pete C's previous video as its sheer magic !!! Thank you

I watched the live lesson with Pete video and tried it out at the range. The result was dramatic! The sound of the strike was just different, what a lesson Danny. Thank you so much for sharing!

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

You are very welcome Kuma

Practiced this from last week's video then took it out on the course... Wood & iron are so much more consistent, didn't loose a ball & score came down. 🎉 Thanks Danny. Any ideas on how to apply this to the driver?

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Thank you Shaun appreciate the support. Am looking to do a video on how it applies to driver soon 😁👍

@jdcell5984

11 ай бұрын

HI Danny. Great stuff here. But like some of the others, same question with driver and woods. I'd love to see that video as well. Thanks! @@DanielMaude

@chrismaher7086

11 ай бұрын

Is there pitch stroke that exemplifies this technique? I like to work on the impact are with small swings. Thanks Danny, love your stuff

@russellhoguephd7925

11 ай бұрын

Did Pete talk to you about the hands opposing forces with the grip? I saw him doing that with Robinson and am a little confused how spinning the forearm down matches up with the opposing force grip. Love the video.

@TomO-on6xp

11 ай бұрын

Great video. Also very interested in if this can be applied to driver.

Danny, Great video. Could you do a follow up video using the driver and how to shape shots, draw and fade with this technique

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

💯 Frank

@christophertatt686

11 ай бұрын

Shaping the ball was the part of the great video I did not get So I would also like you to do a video on this Chris

8 months trying to get shaft lean, in the process i was able to get rid of my chicken wing , of my early extension even get my 7 iron ton 125 ball speed but nothing that i tried help me get shat lean , i watched thousends of videos tried dozens of drills . I just tried this rolling of the forearm and keeping the right wrist angle and in just 2 swing for the first time in my 2 years playing golf i was able to get shaft lean. I cant thank you enough. Deffenitly you are now my favorite coach in youtube ty very much

@DanielMaude

9 ай бұрын

Happy to help Josee and thank you very much for the support, really appreciate it 👍

Morning Danny Well you've achieved it ... put it into Danny speak and I understand what needs to be done. Practice range for me with that backswing and see where we go from there ⛳⛳👍

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Really kind Steven thank you

Thanks for the video Danny, could you possibly do a video of how this would work with driver?

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

I certainly will

@MrAyeno3bad

11 ай бұрын

@@DanielMaudethank you

Thanks Danny. I needed that "spinning" concept of Pete's unpacking a bit more.....and that's what you're doing so well this week in your usual spot on way. Had a go yesterday at the range before this video came along and things were going well - not counting my chickens yet though - but I will take this lesson back next time I'm there, to try and ingrained it more.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

You got this! Would love to hear how you get on

***ONE OF THE BEST GOLF INSTRUCTION VIDEOS I HAVE EVER SEEN !!!

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it Mark

I think this is by far the best golf lesson I got from youtube👍🏻

@DanielMaude

6 ай бұрын

Really happy to help

Really working hard on this since seeing the full video with Pete. Excited to try these drills to lock it in - thanks Danny feel privileged to get this wonderful insight from Pete through you. Thank you for what you do. 😊

Thank you for this video! I watched your video with Pete and I was so lost! You clarified it all! This is exactly what I need to work on!

Great lesson as always, Danny. How do we adapt this technique for Driver ?

@AndreeB19

11 ай бұрын

I would also love to know how or if that can work with the driver 🤔

@georgejung5429

11 ай бұрын

No it doesn’t. You have to hit up on the driver. But that’s the easiest club in the bag to hit so get to the range.

@chrismcmanus1485

11 ай бұрын

My understanding is although we hit up on the driver, it’s actually a result of our setup (trail shoulder lower). Thus, I suspect this will work with driver as most swing adjustments do. I’ll give it a try!

@lilkayo1953

11 ай бұрын

I am finding that the driver is only slightly different. It is really about where your power comes from, the arms; or from rotation of the body and hips. By applying this techique to the driver and simply moving the ball forward, I am able to get additional yardage. I keep the right arm in tight and use a more stable position of the wrist through the swing, make a good rotation with the hips, and catch the ball on the upswing. It is working for me.

@AndreeB19

11 ай бұрын

@@lilkayo1953 I am struggling with this technique using driver as it makes me hit down on the ball, also producing a too low launch angle resulting in less carry distance. I hope Danny will do a video on this…🤞

Always heartening to see the teacher with a teacher. We are all learners.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

We are indeed

I watched the Cowen video and sort of understood. You just made it much more simple to practice. Excellent as always. Thanks Danny…

I have never commented on a video, but this is absolutly brilliant. I've been playing golf for 50 years and was stuck, couldn't make good contact. Your video fixed my swing and the motion feels natural, repeatable. As my grandson sez, "Grandpa, you're killin' it!" Oh yeah, this works for the driver too.

@DanielMaude

2 күн бұрын

amazing to hear

Found this and the other training video with Pete Cowen to be quite complicated, unlike the usual easy-to-understand and easy-to-practice Danny Maude tips and drills. Is it just me?!

@grahammerritt1329

11 ай бұрын

I don't know if Danny was trying to hit full shots in the couple of clips with Pete. But you could see a difference in his swing, much more of a "rotation" swing than a "catapult". I think the modern swing is more the former and what I was taught (when I was young 30 ish years ago) the latter. I suspect this difference has come from the insight provided by video and the sort of analysis shown on Athletic Motions channel. I'd love to see their analysis of Seve, Faldo, Els, Trevino, Palmer etc.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Appreciate this feedback. I will show how this all links to the catapult and will continue to come up with easier and easier ways to help you improve. The cack handed grip is a wonderful way to feel the swing

@richyclubsport5155

11 ай бұрын

Exactly, great for elite level players, which is who Peter teaches

@Hueho1

11 ай бұрын

Not just you …did not understand a Single Word he was saying😂

@andycarter9895

11 ай бұрын

Having successfully introduced this it 100% provided more control.. But I am 59, off 7 and fit... I really don't think that this is a good place to start in a golf swing... Even Pete and Danny admitted this is not easy

This changes a lot in the start of the down swing . I. E . Start the down swing moving weight forward and rotate the left hip . I feel it will take a lot of practice to change all this . I like the concept of it . Even for you Danny it’s a big change .

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Hi Tony, thought I would add a little bit of detail but for super simplifying it over the coming weeks

Thanks Danny for a great explanation of Pete Cowen's priceless tips in your other video(s) with him. As a PGA pro for almost 50 years I love to watch other coaches whom I regard highly, as one must never cease learning. You're absolutely correct in advising that the elbow position must be mastered before approaching the impact position, as the latter will be impossible without the former. In describing the necessary body action being required to maintain control of the club I often use the analogy of a vehicle towing a trailer etc. with the body being the vehicle suppling the power and "towing" the golf club. If the vehicle slows suddenly it will be a disastrous "jackknife" as the trailer overtakes it, just as a disastrous "flick", "fat" or other miscue will result should the hands and arms overtake the body rotation. Congratulations on your excellent channel and G'day from Australia!

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for taking the time to feedback Bobby. I love your analogy of the vehicle and the trailor

This is brilliant Danny struggle so much with contact and distance with my irons, loved the Pete Cowan video but you make it much easier to understand.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Really happy to help Gary

Your last video with Pete had me going Pete Crazy!!. Awesome tips, and now this. . Which is exactly what I've been working on since.. thanks Danny...

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

This video is a necessary follow up to the previous video, thanks for distilling and simplifying what you learned!!

@DanielMaude

Ай бұрын

Happy to help!

Hi Danny. I watched your vid with Pete Cowan last week. I got in 2 short practice sessions during the week and then went in all guns blazing yesterday. Front 9 was messy. Got into a groove at the start of the back 9 that started with a pretty much vertical right elbow and rotated that forearm down to shoot 41 coming home off my 18 handicap. In a gale. It was so easy. That vid was so, so good. The first I've watched that basically says "This is how to swing a golf club". Thanks so much to you, and to Pete.

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

So awesome to hear Larry

The single best tip that completely transformed my game this morning. Danny is a phenomenal instructor.

Bewdiful. Thanks DM on behalf of all the weekend warriors all over the world like me ( who have trouble with irons) for the simplification of the previous professional and highly technical tips with "Pete". U r a gr8 golf instructor. Cheers mate. Joseph

@DanielMaude

11 ай бұрын

Really kind Joseph thank you

I have seen this video numerous times and it has really helped my iron play, but the driver is still a work in progress but getting better!