The Senior Driver Setup That Will Outdrive Your Buddies 

Enjoy your senior golfer tips. As an 80 year old golfer, I need all the help I can get. Thanks.

Im a 70 year old slight build man. Usually drive the ball 185-200 yards maximum. I used these driver tips on the course last week. Wow, did they help. My longest drive with roll out of course, was 265 yards. My average drive for the day was about 220yards or more. THANK YOU

Great on-line tuition. I love the way you make golf look easy.

One of the easiest and best tips for senior golfers on the internet.

Dean Hays tasmania Australia Great tips im 53 only started 6months ago so its a bit against with two hip replacements and still working with my son as a roofing contractor Enjoying the game

Thanks for the quick tutorial with 5 great tips. From experienced golfer in Alabama.

Todd, Jeff from Venice Florida. Really needed these tips . Thanks again

Best senior set up. Turn on the TV, drag the couch to seeing distance, grab a beer and a plate of nachos, turn on the golf and let the young bucks do the work. The white tees are too far back for us anymore, so fuck it.

6 handicap from Maryland, 56 yrs old. Pretty much self taught but now I rely a lot on your instructional videos. Your channel is the only one I refer to. Keep up the fantastic work- you recently helped me out of a scoring slump! Thank you

Great tips and explained simply!

82 yo golfer your videos and book have helped my game tremendously. I drive the ball much better consistently. I bought the maxvert driver but can’t hit it as far as my regular driver and it goes right. Any suggestions?

Nice! I'll try this later today. Gary from Sequim Washington.

Tips 1, 2, and 5 all seem to promote the same outcome which is to swing in to out and hit a draw. What if you already hit in to out?

I tried the flair toes position and it caused me to lose balance a bit through the swing. My stance is a bit wider than you use. Any suggestions ?

Todd, great advice, thanks for sharing , from Wisconsin.

Allan Patrick - New Brunswick Canada There is a big difference between range time and working on the swing. How do we go to the course and get in the zone, trust the swing and become target focussed? I end up tinkering with the swing all round and never really get into the zone.

You have often mentioned 'hovering' the driver. It seems to help me, but no mention here, in fact you did not do that when you hit the ball. Good stuff, thanks from New Orleans.

I use a Martini tee. It promotes a high drive. Have you used it?

Todd, I love your videos. They are always helpful. Quick question on the last item--"high handle". How high? Is the toe still up? I am in Columbus, OH.

Good Morning, Mr Kolb, I am Manovuth, My origine descent from Cambodia. I started playing golf about five years ago but abandoned it due to a family care issue. I am 64 years old now and trying to go back to this fun game again. I learned from your instruction video through US Golf TV. The problem I am having with my driver is 80% hook to the right side. Even though my prep stands in the correct position. Do you know how I should fix this mistake? I truly, appreciate your advice.

Hi Todd, I recently put this in my swing and started hitting some great drives. Occasionally I hit one out of the heel which is annoying. Any advice please? Ken, Liverpool UK

Hi Todd, I am a 64 male from Dublin living in Rome.i am going to buy a maxvert 1 driver and hybrid what kind of shaft should I get a regular, senior or stiff shaft. Really enjoy watching your videos feel more confident hitting the ball, in fact last two rounds I have birdied the same par 3

All good advice thanks. My drive improvement came when I reduced the shaft length on my driver to 43.5 inches, please comment.

Hello Todd, My name is Giel, I am 69 years old and I come from Eindhoven in the Netherlands. I have the following question: the practice swing with the drvier is going well, I swing calmly, keep my arms straight and keep my head in the same position. As soon as I want to hit the ball, I come down with my head and pull my arms in to hit the ball with force. While I know that I should not use force, keep my arms straight and keep my head in the same position. But as soon as the ball comes into play I fall back into my old habits. What can I do best to get rid of this annoying habit? Regards, Giel Bisschops

Do you recommend tilting your shoulders if you have a tender back

After buying the Maxvert Driver, I went to the driving range to get used to it. Hitting 70-80 balls with the driver and I find them constantly hooking. Not just pulling to the left but a severe hook. Please help.

I think you might need to address when you tilt shoulders, sometimes open the clubface.

Armando. Mérida, Yucatán, México: would you use the high handle on irons?

Some nice tips. Just don't want to be playing with the guy trying to use them on the course. Slowwww play a comin'

5:07 "My driver set up?" Well, now is also yours, but instead should read "This driver set up," It's been there forever, but never taught by the standardized PGA, I reckon 😃

Those are OLD Footjoys…look at the yellow strip in the sole.

Don't agree with raising the handle. Just spent 11 minutes with another pro explaining why it kills solid face hits. Oh well.

Omg its totally ridiculous how many videos out their and they all say the same shit ... so tired