To Hit Driver Straight Always Do This Before Every Swing
Danny Maude explains how to eliminate a slice or hook by adjusting the 'Face to Path' relationship specifically for the driver. He demonstrates how simple setup changes—including ball position, pelvis tilt, and forearm alignment—can immediately shift a golfer's swing path to produce straighter, more powerful drives.
Position the ball in line with or slightly behind the lead shoulder to encourage an inside-out path.
Shift the pelvis slightly forward at setup to help the handle work upwards and forwards.
Ensure the lead forearm is higher than the trail forearm at setup to prevent an over-the-top swing.
Focus on getting the hands 'deep' by allowing the trail pocket to move toward the target during the backswing.
Keep the trail leg stable/straighter in the early downswing to maintain space for an inside-out delivery.