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I have been watching your videos for a long time and recently started to try some things which surprised me at how good it felt, I have decided to join your program today and I really am enjoying your content, I find that I will occasionally snap hook a shot, I think I know why but can you help ?
Thanks
Chris M
Hey Christopher!
what was the intent: hit the ball hard or let momentum release you into the direction of the flight through the ball and intermediate point?
Hi Shawn, before asking my question, I just want to introduce myself, as this is my very first post. My name is Pedro Osorio. I got turned to you by coming across a video of yours about Grip – “The most important video you’ll watch about grip” or something close to that. That video just really clicked for me in terms of pure rationale. I just recently signed up to your membership and have watched your videos up to this point. This has been a fantastic perspective on how to view Golf. I am so excited to apply this knowledge and continue learning from you. I started playing golf 9 months ago. I have been grinding pretty hard, and have been very frustrated with my lack of progress but more importantly, how it has felt in my body. A friend turned me to George Gankas, and his membership service. I have learned a lot of “information” and George, as well as the coaches under him are very knowledgeable. The attention to detail has been great but also overwhelming. As much as I have learned “details” about the golf swing it has never felt great in my body. I’ve probably sent in around 35 videos with feedback up to this point and although progress has been had, it has never felt “right” (I am 40 years old, have always been very athletic, played multiple sports growing up at a very high level, and had a professional soccer career for ten years before now coaching soccer professionally. I have coached at the NCAA Div I and II levels for 10 years.) I have always been very instinctual with how my body learns athletic skills and the way I have been going at it for 9 months always felt like I was fighting what my body naturally wants to do. The first thing that was asked of me was to neutralize my grip and bow my wrist. From the get-go that has felt extremely difficult for my body accomplish. Although, now I have been able to adjust and hit some good shots, even the good ones don’t feel right, I don’t feel the harmony that my body feels with other athletic skills. When you talk about the golf swing and the way the body is built and the hinging of the wrists, and how it mirrors how you would hold a hammer and hockey stick and so on.., this all just feels so right on how my body wants to move. I know there are many different ways to do so something right but this is certainly the perspective that I have been searching for.
As for my for my question, just to be clear, you put the ball center for all irons, whether long or short? 9 iron to 4 irion? and what about wedges, same?