This SHOCKING Video UNLOCKS EFFORTLESS Speed In The Driver Swing

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I guarantee you that the video I show you in this tutorial will change the way you see and think about the drive swing for good.
How you create speed in the golf swing is so mis understood by so many, but in this video I explain the correct way with some incredibly simple drills that will allow you to do the same in your golf swing and create effortless speed for longer drives on the golf course.
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00:00 Introduction
00:35 Time For Speed
03:57 The Fastest Route
05:00 Perfect Downswing
07:43 Driver Hand Speed

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@dougm659 Год назад

One element that is crucial to delivering the club head on the right, shallower, path is where your right elbow goes. My coach showed me the importance of that elbow getting tucked in tight to the right side of my body as I approached impact…something you’re obviously doing Chris, but didn’t mention. Liked the physics example, makes total sense which adds veracity to the theory! 👍

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Yeah that right arm is so key for every golfer, sounds like you got some great advice there

@janicetomaso2129 Год назад

Great drill Chris! Thank you! Can’t wait to try it out. 👏☺️

@michaeldeforrest4497 Год назад

Priceless! I especially found the "perfect downswing", depiction extremely valuable in representing 3 types of swing path and tempo.

@davidwalters313 Год назад

Very good video Chris. Many years ago when I was learning to swing the old pro told me to hit against a straight left side - essentially the lead leg shifts and then extends. This seem similar to your teaching in this video

@marquandcheek9492 Год назад

Thank you Chris. That embedded video was definitely an ‘aha’ moment as well as your concise explanation. You’ve become my favorite RU-vid golf expert! Future ideas for coverage: 1) does wrist hinge location in backswing occur at different positions based on type of club? (Driver/Iron/wedge) 2) chip shots from 10-30 yards to an elevated green without chunking it! 3) the ideal finish position (arms, legs, torso) and how to achieve at completion of downswing. Thx again. Keep up the great content!

@ces7515 10 месяцев назад

Excellent as always. I've just started with golf and really like your presentation skills. Thank you

@alanparsons9934 4 месяца назад

That's the best explanation I have seen, great work (from Forster NSW Australia) Well Done

@sevesellors2831 Год назад

Great lesson Chris, I’m 73 and got my handicap down from 22 to 15 in four months, I just keep things simple and don’t overthink on the course. However after getting the yips with my driver mainly overswing and too much arms I made a very significant change now a shorter more compact swing so on the backswing my hands stop at shoulder height but I maintain the triangle with a one piece takeaway. Now more accurate but I actually get more distance. I’m hoping my new bag of Stealth 2 woods and irons are also going to help! Thanks for all the great lessons!

@LiberatedStockTrader Год назад

Chris, I watched this video this morning, went to the range, and instead of hitting my average 225 yards, I have been hitting 270 with less effort. This was the best golf video I have ever seen. thanks a lot.

@chrisdarp5030 Год назад

I love your training especially in this session. It clear my idea about stop turning the body at impact very very good instruction. I cannot wait for new video. Cheers

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Great to hear and thanks for watching 🙏🏻

@franciscojavierfernandezpl4380 9 месяцев назад

Such a fantastic explanation!!

@jktpnind Год назад

The Brachistochrone curve example is an excellent analogy to understand speed in down swing. Thanks for sharing.

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

My pleasure, thanks for watching

@MrMattorge Год назад

Always love your stuff. Sending love from Canada. I’m a great iron player and feel I can do that pretty effortless. Compression, downward attack and release feel natural and I have goo results. I sick at the driver. I can feel I just don’t have the speed, the release is just weird to me. Either too soon or too late. I just accept get it. This might help, I’m gonna try this on the range.

@hdsniper2753 10 месяцев назад

WOW… thank you for the easy explanation and tip!

@texrex4580 Год назад

One of the most important golf instruction videos you can watch. Great explanation of how to generate clubhead speed. Thanks Chris.

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks 🙏🏻🙏🏻

@cgvagf Год назад

Brilliant lesson!!

@stancamp1742 Год назад

sweet perspective on the "snap/transfer" of energy!!

@staceydodson2161 Год назад

I wished I had watched this yesterday! When I was doing all those things wrong! But when you break it down like that it seems a LOT easier than my disastrous attempts ….. although towards the end I did realise that I was turning way too soon in the downswing but didn’t know how to stop it. Thanks Chris for the drills. I have saved this clip to replay before my next practice.🏌️‍♀️🏌️‍♀️

@oatechaosincycles Год назад

You along with actual tour pros are the only people I actually learn something new from. Chris, your insight is outstanding! A breath of fresh air from every other youtube instructor whos lessons are no more than review for decent golfers.

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks so much and glad the videos help 🙏🏻

@SL0409 Год назад

Danny maude is incredible

@chrisengland1 Год назад

Can’t wait to try this 👍💪👏👏👏

@kk2336 Год назад

Thanks Chris nice and simple

@alcw625 Год назад

Would love to see some videos on chipping around the greens out of the rough, especially in less than ideal conditions, such as wet grass or no to bare grass lies.

@stewdogg42 Год назад

Easily one of your top ten best videos. Thanks!

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks so much 🙏🏻

@user-ti3gl3dj2b Год назад

This was very informative.

@Paul-viking Год назад

Thanks so much Ryan. I never understood why some golfer can swing so effortlessly and yet generate so much ball speed. I have always been an over swinger of shoulders and hips.

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks Paul 🙏🏻🙏🏻

@hakanpalmgren882 Год назад

Hi Chris, one way of doing this is to simply throw the club head quicker backwards to allow your body to just react to your shown positions and then react in the opposite direction! Works for me! Free flowing motion!

@miguelduarte4730 Год назад

Great video. I kind of lack confidence to turn that much because if feels less under control. Trying now to not be afraid to turn...

@quarryryde Год назад

Excellent. You need conceptual stuff like this to have the patience to keep improving and work it out yourself.

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Totally agree, so important

@jamespark3399 Год назад

Love this. I’m a senior so think I would benefit from throwing 😊

@soniam.8113 Год назад

Great explanation, Chris and love the experiment video. Thx!!

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks 🙏🏻🙏🏻

@yukonj2567 Год назад

Excellent video and instruction. Looking forward to trying this out. Thank You!

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks 🙏🏻

@yukonj2567 Год назад

@@ChrisRyanGolf also that video was a eureka moment as I'm pretty close to a straight line swinger so I think that's costing me some distance?

@jonmiles8635 Год назад

Great explanation and example of shortest not being necessarily the quickest …. Nice

@markwatkins5366 2 месяца назад

Can’t wait to try this I’m sure you just changed my life

@golfnutnz9274 Год назад

Brilliant Chris another top notch lesson and thank you!

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks 🙏🏻🙏🏻

@brucelade8551 Год назад

Great video Chris. Visual helped too. Also I find if I'm trying to hit further I speed up BACKSWING and it's then shorter!! But more relaxed and hit it centre and it takes off!! And I now think it is probably higher club speed when more relaxed

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Yeah getting the length into that backswing is key, tough when it gets short and quick

@dj-flights7376 Год назад

Excellent explanation! I've actually been working on dropping the hands lately and then bring the club around into a whip, this was perfect!

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Perfect! You should start to see the sped increase then

@dj-flights7376 Год назад

@@ChrisRyanGolf Yes I'm still integrating the dropping into my swing. It felt funny at first, like all changes, and made me focus on that feeling a lot. I'm now finally able to focus on the release part, which feels different now that the start of the downswing has changed. But by not tipping the club slightly like I was, the club is not working against itself and the momentum flows into the swing. I should get some added distance with that too. Again great video, many key principles in one! Thanks for all your videos over the years, when I need a concept explained, I go to your videos.

@dj-flights7376 Год назад

@@ChrisRyanGolf UPDATE - I got 4 birdies on 9 holes today, shot a 37 ! (par was 35, so +2). New personal best! This video was one of a few that really helped me fix my swing over winter. I had a lesson that really got it my head and ruined my backswing and everything in general. I had to work hard to fix my backswing and incorporate the change into my swing. I also changed the start of downswing and impact. Many changes going on late winter, for a period my swing was bad/broken. I put the pieces together over the past couple of months. This video confirmed all of the thing I have been working on. I put it together very well lately and had the best round ever today. Thank you!

@melvinmarks7831 28 дней назад

Great explanation need to give a go.

@LordCallaway Год назад

Great video Chris thanks

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks 🙏🏻

@terryb3388 Год назад

best teacher out there!

@ingo_mann Год назад

Excellent video Chris! Would love to see more about effortless. 😉👍🏻

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks

@jeffreyanderson5106 Год назад

Good job ! Thanks Cris⛳️👀

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks 🙏🏻

@laurentschmitt5110 Год назад

Wow! this one's another great one to finally understand club headspeed for the physician I am! 1000 thks from France

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks and glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏻

@zap0311 Год назад

Great insight! Going to give this a try.

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks Zach

@chrisengland1 Год назад

Been working on this - thanks for the extra 20-30 yards on my drive :O)

@thomassavage8128 2 месяца назад

Brilliant leeson.

@factual6591 Год назад

Absolute Gold !

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks 🙏🏻

@gumundurbjornsson8016 Год назад

Brilliant video Chris.

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks 🙏🏻🙏🏻

@MartinG-vq8ji Год назад

Great swing 👏

@nelsonjames1272 Год назад

Well done.

@dadbody Год назад

Great video Chris, love your content

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks David 🙏🏻

@BL-cx6uh 2 месяца назад

Hi Chris, great video! Do the same principles apply to irons ?

@andrewferreira3048 Год назад

Great video, Chris!

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks

@surpremx6570 Год назад

Always good and comprehensive ... greetings from Shanghai

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks 🙏🏻

@alandunne6341 10 месяцев назад

Fantastic video. And I always believed the power came from the hips, how wrong was I. The left leg and the ground!

@andy66l97 Год назад

Great video Chris, how would you relate this to irons without losing compression? My conflict is hitting down on the ball with irons but releasing at the same time🤷‍♂️🤔

@heuristix77 Год назад

This doesn’t really apply to irons because of where in the swing path the ball is meant to be at impact. Driver needs the bottom of your path to be behind the ball so the head is ascending at impact, while your irons and hybrids need the bottom of the path ahead of the ball, the shaft leaning forward, hands ahead of the ball, and the braking effect to create that snap is started/assisted by the bounce of the club and the friction of taking a divot. Check this lesson out: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_Ujab8CxW38.html

@scottdigregorio4952 Год назад

When I increase the length of my backswing, things go awry with huge slices

@MartinG-vq8ji Год назад

I have same prob I'm slowly getting over it swinging out to in

@leifdux7277 11 месяцев назад

Yes! you got to see if you are overextending the club on takeaway as well as attack angle too (towards the ball)

@hn9598 Год назад

Great video really needed to see this at the moment. Will you be doing a video that translates this concept through the irons aswell. Thanks 👍

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

I can certainly plan to film one yes

@philipdeere3390 Год назад

Great video Chris .

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks Philip

@darrenoliver5474 Год назад

Brilliant tutorial Chris

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks Darren

@jeffberger7890 Год назад

Chris, the science demo was excellent!

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks Jeff 🙏🏻

@pauldavis9188 Год назад

Used to hit it long Chris but ailments led to me hitting it very short. These videos are very helpful.

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks Paul, hopefully help you gain a few of those yards back

@jeffmartinez262 2 месяца назад

I have good efficiency with my driver: 1.5 smash factor, 13 deg launch angle, and 1500 rpm spin rate. I can hit nice draws and straight shots, it's just too slow. I recently increased from 92 to 102 mph (sometimes more) simply by focusing on the "braking" aspects. I think I can get to 110 without too much trouble. Thanks for another great video.

@craiglfox8391 Год назад

Every time the red X and buzzer happen, it reminds me of my swing, and makes me laugh. I love it! This is a great collection of videos and concepts I stumbled into. Thank you very much, and keep up the great work.

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks Craig 🙏🏻

@smithscott1700 Год назад

Very good. Thanks.

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks 🙏🏻

@charlessimons1692 Год назад

great video!

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks Charles

@Michael-me3nj Год назад

Chris, What would your recommendations be for shorter golfers. I am 5’4” and struggle to get that kind of turn due to shorter arms.

@jimliadis4746 Год назад

Thank you so much for your explanation I love it I’m gonna try it the only problem I have well more than only one is at almost sway off the ball and lift my arms in order to get more turn result horrible

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Common move that Jim, a little shift off the ball is fine with the driver, just not too much

@derekparkinson156 Год назад

"Brilliant " big fella, thank you 😊

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks Derek 🙏🏻

@slickvim Год назад

Does the whipping technic before contact with the ball also applies to irons and woods?

@rogb3199 Год назад

Excellent explanation of exactly what your hands, body and club need to do

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks 🙏🏻

@johns1646 Год назад

Chris is the braking the same throughout the bag?

@gtobs3181 Год назад

best vid yet 👌

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻

@kietvo1518 9 месяцев назад

great explanation ever seen !! thank Christ

@user-io4ly9bs1f Год назад

hey chris love your videos! what app are you using to track your clubhead speed and other stats? thanks!

@HectorMartinez-wq2ms Год назад

I have this question as well

@jm54golf Год назад

Chris, awesome explanation, thanks!!! Can i ask what app you were using to track your swing speed?

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks Jerry, it’s called Blast Motion Golf, small sensor that tracks all of the data, really good and simple to use

@sirtogii5216 Год назад

The lightbulb moment was not the video but rather your hand speed compared to club head speed. The breaking really is the key in order to unlock the (easy) power. Definitely something I am aware of but should be focusing more on.

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Very true, speed is great but transferring it is the skill

@richardcorrigan2399 Год назад

Wonderful video! Now if I can just find someone to help me achieve this. Btw, what is the app that measures hand speed?

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks Richard, it’s called blast, tiny sensor that attaches to any of your clubs then just connects to the app

@user-ot6co6ik7t Год назад

I’m very guilty of swinging too hard with the hips and not releasing the hands, ends up being an absolute chore with lack of distance (with soreness after). Great video and something I really need to work on 👍🏼

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Thanks and hope it does help, certainly not alone with that tendency with the driver

@hn9598 Год назад

This couldn't come at a better time for me My clubhead speed has fallen of a cliff and feels like loads of hard work Am going to start working on this and understanding this feel. Great video 👍

@prisma6163 Год назад

Chris, this is by far my biggest issue to try and get some distance of the tee…Hopefully I will be able to fix this soon. 😂

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Hope it helps 🙏🏻

@djelalhassan7631 Год назад

Great

@TheTurbomopar 2 месяца назад

I'm not bad but wish I could get a lesson from you. Recently subscribed and pretty positive I have over the top maximum effort arm swing. It is better than most but struggling at 250 with driver while 47deg wedge carries 135. Longer irons don't go as far as they should either 5i(27deg)is short of 190 I normally do good with more relaxed but then I feel I hit very high and spinny with a more wristy swing and less accurate

@cucabeludo8324 9 месяцев назад

Do you rotate the wrist the same way you do with the irons, to square the face, or is it square all the way from the backswing? And do you get the driver in the slot too?

@gerrycampbell2031 Год назад

Any tips/drills to keep the left arm straight? Mines collapses going back.

@loganjames Год назад

Biggest smash of the like button ever. I was 1k to boot!

@factual6591 Год назад

Please, a video for speed increase with Irons, (will be different I suspect)

@marcelvanrijn3408 Год назад

Hi Chris, great video. What device you have on your iPhone to see the swing speed. Thanks Marcel.

@andhyhartono889 Год назад

Is it connected to watch ?

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Hi Marcel, it’s called Blast, small sensor that attaches to any club and gives the data instantly through the app, love mine!

@marcelvanrijn3408 Год назад

Thanks

@loganjames Год назад

My big question now is: which parts of this apply to irons? My iron speeds are on par with tour average and I make great contact. My driver tends to lack in distance. Do I keep my irons the same?

@lincolnshaw8812 Год назад

Wow....

@michaelwells1874 Год назад

Very interesting because I have thought you needed to speed your hands up 😮

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Certainly not alone Michael, definitely something which I think could be better understood about the golf swing

@mikerodrick2430 Год назад

Hi Chris; when you talk about effortless speed, the way you explain it by turning without the club, obviously it's much more difficult with your arms crossing your body in a golf posture. When you turn your body, are you resisting against your lower body to create coil? I've seen some recommending to not resist this way because of the tension it creates, especially for seniors. Thanks in advance.

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

Hey Mike great question, I’d look to have very little resistance going back, as you transition into the downswing you can create that stretch and power by starting with your lower body

@mikerodrick2430 Год назад

@@ChrisRyanGolf Thanks Chris, much easier.

@rickhammel9541 Год назад

the old X factor swing, very hard on the body. I used to do that, switched to a longer backswing with more hip turn, now hitting some drives around 350 when I really sweet spot one. SS is around 120 now, very controlled swing.

@danielh4032 Год назад

A good visual of the hand/head speed relationship is to watch the motion of a trebuchet siege engine arm and sling.

@MrAyrit Год назад

This is a well explained concept. I think I’m probably guilty of this as my best drives are 250 yards and my club speed is about 100mph. Typically, I can hit my 3 wood as far as my driver.

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

250 is pretty good, well above average with those numbers so must be doing lots right

@garrypb Год назад

@@ChrisRyanGolf When u & others refer to distance with driver / clubs, I presume its total distance or is it carry distance? (new golfer here) I'm in IT, so in front of PC quite a bit & see lots of video's, I have to say that your's are some of the best on the Net, well done! & thank you.

@TheWez2011 Год назад

What system are you using to get the club speed data ???

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

It’s called Blast, small sensor that clips onto any club, really good for measuring lots of metrics

@MultiKENB 8 месяцев назад

What’s that app chris you were using

@ChrisRyanGolf 8 месяцев назад

This is blast golf app

@hjsmith6793 Год назад

Nice back swink.

@Chris54321 Год назад

Help. I hit a terrible slice most of my life which I turned into a playable (kind of) fade with a miss of a dead pull left. This lesson helped me finally understand hitting from the inside. Today I went to the range and driver was terrible hooks. I know that is progress, but it is unplayable. Any advice from anyone?

@zacharymilos392 Год назад

Curious what your height and arm span is? Just trying to set expectations for myself, my "easy" feeling swing is around 108 right now but I'm only about 5 10 with shorter arms

@ChrisRyanGolf Год назад

That’s pretty good at 108, definitely well above average. I’m 6ft, not too sure what arms span is I’m afraid