This Is Why 85% Of Golfers CANNOT Hit Their Driver Straight! 

Glad you enjoyed this Ray.

That is what we are all about. Gotta keep it simple.

Hi Kris. 😂😂. Rameen did great in the lesson. Hope he has seen the benefit. Stay tuned on socials as we will want some lessons to film soon.

We hope this helps then Malen.

Glad this was helpful and thanks for the compliment. Happy to hear that you enjoy the videos.

do you sell that balance trainer?

@@edmurphy1131 Hi Ed. Yes you can access all of our training aid products using this link👉 shop.meandmygolf.com

Hi Tim. Just want to make sure. Would you still regard yourself as a beginner golfer?

@@meandmygolf. - Hi guys. That is a somewhat complicated question. I started golfing in my early 20s and by the time I got to mid-20s and early 30s I carried a 2 handicap. That lasted a few years until some serious life challenges struck and I basically gave up the game. I started playing again in my 50s and had fun in our company leagues and a few random tournaments shooting between even par and bogey golf. Near Christmas in 1999 a vehicle ran a stop sign and hit me on my motorcycle, shattering my leg and rupturing discs in my neck and back. ER doc did a great job of putting my leg back together but couldn't do anything about my spine. I couldn't swing a club without severe pain so I gave up again. This year I happened to try a couple of swings and found I could do it without significant pain, so I regripped my old Titlest DCI irons and a couple of woods I got from Fred Couples by way of my in-laws. I've been slowly relearning my swing in the backyard and trying out my progress on the range about once a week. Your videos have helped me tremendously to get the rhythm and ball-striking back close to where it was. Distance has suffered with age (77) and obvious physical issues, but I think I could get around a short course without breaking windows or injuring someone severely. I was having a lot of trouble with my driver and 3-wood . . . mis-hitting and fading consistently with no distance at all. I watched your "I'm hitting my drives 300 yards . . ." video and it really straightened out my woods and gave me much better distance. I'm sorry this comment is so long, but I'm nervous about getting back on the course after all this time. I'm certain your videos will be a huge help to me when I finally do get out for a round.

Glad you enjoyed this.👍🏻

Yes awesome guys! Great podcast.

Was a great listen!

It could be a few things Adam. Set up, back swing or even down swing. Check out our Total Driving Plan in the link above. We cover everything you need to know about driving.

Glad to hear it Matt. We have 9 holes coming with a Tour pro very soon.

😂😂

I also think he would benefit from a shorter shaft or gripping down. He gets a cramped up almost regrip in transition that delays his hands then he fires them to catch up without any drop in them. This dude would seriously bomb 300 plus if he can fix whatever that is

Flair both feet out at least 25 degrees…. Super helpful for people with large chests.

With the swing that the student began with, it seems to me that the critical issues were addressed in the video. The changes made certainly met the goals of the lesson: greater clubhead speed and more consistent ball flight. Perhaps in the limited time available they felt that weight shift was of less importance than those two issues. I imagine that had the lesson continued they would have addressed that issue as well, but from my point of view they accomplished their mission quite satisfactorily.

Hi Simmo. Yes there are more things we could do. We always go with what the player can manage at one time. If Rameen nails the back swing it would be then down swing.👍🏻