Driver Drills with Rory McIlroy | GolfPass 

That’s true to me mate , you can add another one to this drill the one from Louis Oothuizen in which he teaches how to educate your arms in front of your body all the time without splitting your hands like this, these two are some of the best drills we need to play golf .

@@golflover8811 True. Arms in front of body and in sync with body are huge. Louis and Rory are not big guys so they have to have exceptional efficiency. Since they are about my height, they are the ones to copy. I watch slo-mo Rory swings and try to hit the same positions he does in a mirror. Rory says he likes to go for it with the driver. Interestingly, when I have the same thought my swing is more relaxed and freer which translates to better results. No, I did not invent the wheel but I am happy to roll with it.

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Yes, my thought exactly when Rory got ready.

that dudes standing in my line

I know, it just reminds me of being at the shooting range and you always stand behind the firing line. This guy is like, na, I like a good McIlroy drive to the nuts every now and then. Wakes me up in the morning.

If Rory accidentally hit him, it would be as a big truck hit him.

I have no idea why they do that

I Thought same thing. My back swing and top of swing almost is identical to Rory. My golf pro tells me all the time. I intentionally swing from into out as much as possible but 1/3 with my driver is a push and another 1/3 I hook. This explains it. It does not happen with irons because able to close down the face more on release but with driver if you swing like Rory and don't do drills with that elbow you are going to push 1/3 of the time and hook the other 1/3 with driver. When you catch it clean with this swing it is dead straight or a beautiful high draw which makes everyone envious and they forget about the hook and push.

Hey at least nobody could say you can’t hit the broad side of a barn. 😅

No it's not, it's the density of the neurons and neurochemical state in the context of the activation of the basal ganglia.

@@EaglesXsandOs shut up

@@EaglesXsandOs Hardy har har

So funny!

Did you try it?

😂

Or a hockey swing. What high handicappers like myself need to pay attention to is his positions at 9:00 & 3:00. Arms are FULLY extended to create the maximum arc & release. It takes really relaxed arms to be able to do that. If you pull the club down from the top, you're automatically increasing grip pressure which tightens arm, hand, & wrists, & prevents the full extension thru the ball where it's traveling fastest. This is also the issue with hitting fairway woods due to not letting the arms fully extend thru the shot because of tension in the arms causing topped shots. Any body tension during the swing is a killer of distance & consistency. Swing the club, don't pull it. MUCH easier said than done! Ever wonder, like millions of others, have a great practice swing & lousy real swing? That's why. Your practice swing has no effect on your score or any pressure so you let it swing, but the moment a ball is introduced, everything changes. Instead of swinging, you think about hitting it & your muscles immediately tighten by pulling the club in an effort to hit the ball hard & that's where it falls apart. We've all heard "let the ball get in the way" which seems impossible when you're trying to hit it with force but that's what it takes. You MUST be RELAXED throughout the entire swing for maximum speed & consistency. That takes mental focus & is why golf is a mental game. Train your brain to control your body.

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Dont bother trying. No clue what he was after with that but i do know your hands shouldnt be doing that while swinging.

Watch Pete cowans drills. He explains it..

It's to help feel like the right hand stays on top during the takeaway which keeps the clubface square instead of rolling open.

great questioning and great drill there

Even it being Rory, Martin Hall is a brave man!

Thats because he's Irish 🙂

Well the American accent has some of its historic roots in the mass migration of Irish to America, so I think what you mean to say is Americans accents are a bit like Irish.

No that's not what i meant to say.... I said ( that's because he's Irish) because he's Irish born in Ireland 🇮🇪 not an American at all....you need to get your facts right 😉