Fastest Way to a Free Flowing Golf Swing
4 golfers recommended it
Explainer · Intermediate
Danny Maude explains a free-flowing transition, including keeping spine angle to avoid toe hits.
Why golfers recommend it
- Recommends video on transition downswing
- Maude video concise and helpful
- Spine angle loss, toe hit
- Maude and Cowen is great
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4 comments from Reddit
u/Substantial-Mix-6200 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Newbie swing help - I took a video of my swing but I’m too embarrassed to share it.”
"I’m too embarrassed to share it." This is totally understandable, but quite honestly you are better off overcoming that than continuing to play poorly or be ridiculed by people you play with (hopefully that doesn't happen). You can also blot out your face in case that's something you're concerned about someone else mentioned Danny Maude and this video specifically was very concise and helpful in understanding how …
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u/That_Gamer_Guy94 2025 · r/golftips · in “Keep slicing the driver when putting power behind it”
You’re probably generating power with your arms more than your hips. This video of Danny Maude with Pete Cowen is great. ▶ this video
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u/fraijj 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Tear it apart”
Proper leg action needed, watch this: ▶ this video it’s based on a lesson with Pete Cowen which you can also find but this is an easy explainer of a lot of it. You’re bending knees too much and just kind of swinging them around thinking they’re just there to give you momentum for the hands to swing the club.
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u/Then-Ticket8896 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Help. I keep hitting hard fades and slices. What am I doing wrong.”
Looks as if your downswing is trail shoulder driven. There are a few ways to change. Here are a couple. ▶ this video ▶ this video
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