Hi Barbro! Welcome to our channel!
what you want to look at is the tilt they have through impact; most of them remember have been classically taught and they have succeeded despite their distractions to body parts. If you watch Rory or Tommy Fleetwood or even Saheeth Thegala who almost won as a rookie on a sponsor’s invite last weekend through impact, they get to the deep tilts we advocate as this is the only way to get through the ball in an anatomically friendly way!
just search the words “head position tilt hip turn” in the search box on the “list of videos by date” page. Enjoy and talk to you later! 😀👍

Thank you, I look at your daughters wonderful swing and to me it seems as she is setting up almost to impact and then leave that position (naturally) in the backswing. For me when I (almost stack and tilt?) do that I get very stiff and I loose the feeling. Guess I have to stick to it and give it a further try. Understand what you are saying about – forget positions. Just focus on the target.
Love all your videos and your explanations and the fact that you have your daughter on the show.
BTW Have never before closed the faced – (thought that was a bad thing in the past lol). I love it and I can swing more freely out to the right. Hopefully some nice draws will show up soon.

Good stuff! What I would like for you is to get some good HOOKS going and show your brain that side of “goldie locks” like in the “draw fine tuning” video and then it will find a better balance and get you there much faster. As for the “forget positions” YES-But you forgot an important “interchange” which is the TASK and the “target” is the direction you will deliver your task into which is a “flight plan” and therefore the direction you are delivering your task is into the beginning of this flight plan or the initial direction of the ball to the right or left of the intermediate point.
Task examples:
-send the dandelion stem into that direction with a nice momentum
-send a divot peel into same
-squeeze a ball through a doorframe with weight (momentum)
-throw the club into a nice release into the initial ball flight with prediction that stem or peel is in the way
-spin those tees that way with momentum
enjoy! 😀👍

We are looking towards the fall of this year; details will come out a bit later as the conditions for Covid improve! 👍

Hey Aaron! Welcome to the channel and you bet!! Use the search box and see “grass whip training” and and the “tilt and hip turn” videos as well as get with the “feet together drill” and “feet together back to feet apart” videos and “weight shift with Savy” which will give you the proper feel of the backswing turn-fine tune this with “the walking drill” and the “kinetic chain facilitation series” (number 6 is my absolute favourite!)

Other videos to help you get out of the S&T pitfalls are “uphill shots” “downhill shots” ball above and ball below feet which you will see in the latter part of this video series Wisdom 1.0 which are by far the best in the industry and are the ultimate acid test to any golf swing!

You are home now; relax and enjoy!

Love it, thanks for the guidance!

Right on! It just keeps getting better and better! 😀👍👌💪

I have just finally gotten to the “ball and turf in the way” or ball in the way with driver in the latest spinning series; in there, we talk about the weight of the ball will SLOW DOWN SLIGHTLY your ability to spin the tees using momentum, but it won’t PREVENT YOU FROM DOING THE TASK. This is the secret to having the ball in the way of the swing towards the flight plan and not becoming the destination. We will elaborate in the “target confirmation series” 2.0 soon!

Make sure you see all the chipping and short game videos in here as they are by far the best; the key is to use ONLY THE WEIGHT OF THE ARMS AND CLUB to perform the task of cutting the dandelion stem; no force, no interference. It is either ball position or direction of backswing not matching that forces you to get involved and that is when it gets messy.

Thank you very much. Your work is fantastic!

Thank you very much. Your work is fantastic!

Right on Daniel! This will bear a lot of fruit later! As for height, this is why fades and draws on the longer clubs end up going the same distance and the fade gets you more carry on low to medium height shots and then when you get really confident, YOU GET TO CHOOSE the HEIGHT you want to send the draws up into. Simply match the set up; which would have the ball less back in the stance and more centred and even a smidge forward for the very high ones. For Driver Draw, if you have issues with toe shots and pull hooks because you can’t seem to get all the way through, see the “great driver nugget” and the “diagonal stance series” which gives you more anatomically sound options! 😀👍

Thank you Shawn. Much appreciated. This has helped the draws a lot and I feel confident with them now. Fade on the other hand I find trickier with the longer clubs. It feels like I come over the top when I try to chop the dandelion (and throw the club) to the left of my marker. I catch some well for straight fades, some I catch heavy and some slice (usually when I’ve been testing with opening the grip some more). Any tips and or videos to not come over the top when trying to fade?

Having re-watched this video I may not have opened my stance enough on the fade…So I can at least try that next time.

Good, this is common; and we are never trying to “make the ball fade” with our swings; the set up creates the fades and all we want to do is “throw the club into the direction we want to start the ball. Backswing needs to match so see “how to match backswing to ball direction” and alignment must match as well otherwise you have to come over the top if the alignment is not left enough.

Depends! When you get a full release on the target side of the ball like in the “target confirmation series videos” are you getting the ball flight you are looking for?
Shawn

Thanks
i am looking for flying thé ball…🏌️

You bet Shane! See “great driver nugget” and the “diagonal stance series” and combine the set up with this drill! 😀👍

Thanks!!

I’ve had this issue as well. For me it was caused by the ball being too far forward relative to the center of your swing. I would then hit it with poor contact or had to lunge forward to reach, causing change in the arc. It sounds like you could easily rule that out – move it back and try to make the same swing with the otherwise same setup and see if your path is read differently!

Thanks, Tristan! I will try this.

Also this: You bet Shane! See “great driver nugget” and the “diagonal stance series” and combine the set up with this drill! 😀👍

The above post describes the “horizontal swing drill” I found recently at Dr Kwon’s YouTube channel. That kind of drill helped me with feeling the ground—fully activating kinetic chain—leg driven swing, on both sides. The pump (of my understanding) was well primed from WIG principles and task descriptions. Has given me better club-head speed and seems to help swing path, to make more neutral. And with driver and tilt, to finally click that tilt extends all the way thru tailbone and not just feel at shoulders. Playing some winter golf here near Vancouver.

Very nice description Donald! 👍😀

What a fantastic post! I have done this with a few students successfully; so you have my full blessing on it! 😀👍👌 Way to go Tristan!

Hey Brian! The hand you throw and write with and the leg you kick with.
and that does mot have any bearing on your grip; you simply deliver a nice throw with momentum in the direction you want to start the ball and see how it flies; if you like what you see, your grip is good; if not, adjust the face until you see the flight you are looking for or get really good at the “release” (see all the release videos) or a bit of both. There is nothing else (that’s the good news…😝)

I write with my left hand, eat with my left, but throw and kick with my right 🙂

This is close to Mu! The key is to see which side engages the kinetic chain the best; if you played tennis, Mu plays right handed but has a better backhand, so he plays golf left handed and it is working out pretty good so far! 😝

Hi Clarence! This was for the driver for accuracy video and we simply want to set up the same way as a fairway wood with the CENTRE OF THE CLUB HEAD in the centre of the stance which would of course place the ball between the centre and the lead heel. You want to play the “straight fade” and aim a tad left centre of the fairway and let it drift back towards the centre.

Hey Brian! You bet! See “football drill series” and match that with “grip and arm motion”

See “hammer drill” video to understand how to be behind the ball regardless of the clubs; it’s a great visual with the fairway woods. Then find a nice doorframe and place a ball against it and set up with a 3 or 5 wood like you were going to drive it through the door frame. Very powerful set up.

Hey Neal! Yes, we have plans to do more series with students in the future when travel resumes; our clients here in Quebec City are 95% French Speaking and the last 2 years have been a challenge here in Canada. We do have over 5 series with students in premium already, have you seen them?
Shawn