DMDanny MaudeRight hip climbs, right leg stable
STARTS AT 1:56 · RR 45
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DMDanny Maude
CChrisRyanGolfMaintain head position over the golf ball
STARTS AT 3:35 · RR 49
2 MIN CHECK
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The swing thought
Maintain head position over the golf ball
Feels like: “Keep the alignment stick covering the ball”
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Why it works
This video teaches a simple alignment stick drill to create awareness and eradicate excessive backswing sway, improving ball striking.
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The 2-minute check
- Set up to a golf ball and make your normal backswing to observe head movement.
- Make backswings, keeping the ball under the alignment stick, feeling what it takes to stay centered.
- Perform a backswing with a definite pause at the top, focusing on staying centered before hitting.
- Blend the centered backswing and pause into a smooth, controlled full swing.
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The swing thought
Right hip climbs, right leg stable
Feels like: “Body spirals up into position”
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Why it works
This video teaches golfers to eliminate sway by conceptualizing the backswing as a spiral, climbing motion, not a lateral shift.
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The 2-minute check
- Place a ball or towel outside your right foot to feel pressure.
- Practice your backswing in front of a mirror, checking your right leg angle.
- Perform slow backswings, stop at the top, check position, then hit the ball.
- Use a 2:1 practice ratio: two practice swings for feel, then one shot.
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The swing thought
Turn your body into the trail leg
Feels like: “Feel coiled up onto your right side”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to correctly load the trail leg in the backswing to improve strike consistency and generate more power.
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The 2-minute check
- Keep your right hip against a stick and turn your torso, feeling the coil.
- Perform practice swings, focusing on turning into your right leg and loading pressure there.
- Use a swing analysis app to get real-time feedback on hip and shoulder position.
- Exaggerate the feeling of loading the trail leg when hitting the ball.
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The swing thought
Right hip rotates behind you
Feels like: “Back pocket moves to red stick”
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Why it works
Teaches the correct sequence of turn and shift in the backswing and downswing to generate effortless power.
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The 2-minute check
- Set up with a red stick at ball position and a yellow stick inside your right heel.
- Move your right hip pocket towards the red stick during the backswing.
- Rotate your left shoulder towards the yellow stick in the backswing.
- Push down into your lead foot in transition, like squashing a sponge.
- Align your lead hip, knee, and foot at the top of the downswing.
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The swing thought
Push out of lead leg into trail leg.
Feels like: “Lighten lead foot, make right foot heavier.”
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Why it works
This video teaches the scientifically proven weight shift sequence, including an initial trail side shift and early re-centering, using three practical drills.
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The 2-minute check
- Raise your trail heel slightly at address to initiate the backswing.
- Push your trail heel down to start the swing, allowing your lead heel to lift.
- Use an alignment stick two fingers outside your right hip; touch it, then immediately re-center.
- Place a basket a finger's width outside your lead leg to practice pushing into it.
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The swing thought
Shift mass to trail side
Feels like: “Kiss the trail guard rail”
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Why it works
This video teaches the correct weight shift sequence for pros, differentiating mass movement from pressure, and avoiding a static center.
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The 2-minute check
- Place an alignment rod just outside your trail hip, angled back.
- Set up a second rod about an inch outside your lead hip.
- During backswing, kiss the trail guard rail, then re-center.
- On downswing, hit the lead guard rail without blasting through it.
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The swing thought
Shift weight from right heel to left ball
Feels like: “Squash the right, then squash the left”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to achieve proper weight shift and forward low point using a tennis ball drill and advanced ball positioning.
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The 2-minute check
- Place half a tennis ball under your right heel and the other half under the ball of your left foot.
- Squash the right tennis ball at the top, then shift weight left to squash the left tennis ball.
- Position the ball far forward in your stance with an iron to force a significant weight shift.
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The swing thought
Deliver heavy momentum to target
Feels like: “Send the ball over there”
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Why it works
Teaches how full commitment to the target, not the ball, creates proper body engagement and swing mechanics throughout the golf swing.
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The 2-minute check
- Establish a clear target, making it front and center in your vision.
- Visualize a tracer from your ball, through an intermediate point, to your target.
- Maintain visual focus on your target throughout your entire backswing.
- Set up with a braced, toned body, ready to deliver momentum to the target.
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The swing thought
Clear the left hip
Feels like: “Push off the instep”
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Why it works
Teaches an impact dynamics drill using an 8-iron down the handle to improve ball-turf strike.
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The 2-minute check
- Set up in an impact position with an 8-iron choked down.
- Make a small backswing to hip level, dynamically turning hips.
- Add speed to the small swing, making it feel athletic.
- Repeat the process, focusing on the feeling of a good strike.
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The swing thought
Move pelvis away, then back to middle
Feels like: “Shift away, then recenter”
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Why it works
This video teaches a dynamic weight shift, moving slightly away from the target in the backswing, then recentering for a powerful downswing.
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The 2-minute check
- Start your backswing by stepping onto your right foot, feeling weight shift.
- Turn into your trail leg, feeling internal rotation in the hip.
- Allow a small shift away from the target, then recenter at the top.
- Utilize your trail leg as a 'brake' to load for the downswing.
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The swing thought
Transfer weight towards the target
Feels like: “Finish balanced on lead side”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to improve long iron ball flight by emphasizing proper weight transfer and offering specific drills to achieve it.
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The 2-minute check
- Practice turning and transferring weight into your trail foot, then move through to a full finish.
- Take a backswing, then transfer weight so much you step forward to regain balance.
- Use a narrower stance, turn to the top, then step your lead foot towards the target.
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The swing thought
Propel the arc out to the target
Feels like: “Flow the club to the target”
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Why it works
This video teaches proper weight shift sequence in the golf downswing using three simple, feel-based drills for better athletic movement.
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The 2-minute check
- Practice one-handed swings with your lead hand, gripping near the bottom.
- Focus on flowing towards the target, not aiming at the ball.
- Practice one-handed swings with your trail hand, gripping near the bottom.
- Use both hands with a fingertips-only grip, feeling the club's reaction.
- Practice the fingertips-only drill between shots on the course without a ball.
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