Part5: 9:00 min mark:
For fade, are we talking about changing our swing to hit a fade ?

Correction: Part4.

Looks like my off-season training is sorted! Time to get refocused! Great content as always Shawn!!

Hello Coach. Premium member here.

Need your expert views on WIND. To make it easy on me I categorized wind directions as following

1. Tailwind
2. Headwind
3. Cross wind: a Right to Left
4. Cross wind: b Left to Right
5. NW to SE
6. SE to NW
7. NE to SW
8. SW to NE

Assumption – constant windspeed.

How would you paint a picture for your brain when playing with

1. Driver (Fade or Draw)
2. Irons ( Fade or Draw)

Thank you.

Hi Shawn. Love the new website and happy I now get e mail with new videos. A suggestion. Can you create a detailed index of all the videos with an outline line of content so as to make it easier to re visit stuff. Perhaps number the videos? This could be on the site or e mailed to members if easier

I’m a new member. I thought this teaching way, videos where the topic in broken down into
Smaller detailed formats was a great way to learn. After a couple weeks of review I’m am sure this is going to be a great way to improve with the insight and in depth explanations of the swing adapted by Mr. Clement and great golfers he has used to define the commonality of the legends.

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Completing the backswing video is pure gold, Shawn. It’s amazing how far the ball goes with a backswing that is basically parallel to the ground (left arm). We are so used to seeing these huge perpendicular left arm backswings.

Thank you Bryan! When you do things based on task as opposed to “looking for that position”, things come MUCH sooner and more potently;
Shawn

Shawn, would it be right to say, for starters, that the ball position would be the same for all irons, at the centre of you sternum ? So, an iron 5 would require the same position as a wedge? Thanks for the great videos and for making or keeping it simple.

Thanks Shawn, now I finally know why my 5 irons fade! The ball is too much forward in my stance. Great advice, I’ll ask for some more in the next videos. 👌

Ok Shawn, if i understand well, your are saying let the club release, meaning there is no leading or trailing hand preference. Do I translate that right? Does it mean we just let the club go, and do not try to either pull with the leading hand or push with the trailing one? We just let go, execute the movement and the club does the rest. Did I get that right or do I need to adjust further? Thanks!

Hi Shawn,

Interesting observation as I was working on my grip a little today. I had lost the feeling of being aware of my wrist hinge in the back swing over the course of this season and I think my grip may have been the short circuit and the reason for my higher strain level as well. As I was practicing in my basement today, I tried the 10 finger grip. I felt that this grip really allowed me to secure the club more than the overlap and I was able to think of my target while waiting for the feel of the club loading. My ball compression was also better and I really felt like I nutted the majority of my strikes. What could be the reason for this? Is it as simple as saying 10 fingers suits my anatomy more than the other grip types when I am throwing the club to the target? Hopefully I can get out on the course a couple more times before the snow! I will report back if I manage to try this out on the course.. getting cold out there! 🙁