What it does is cause a release first; then the club is deflected up into a hinge and then it can levitate up into a flying elbow. Make more sense?

Thanks Shawn!! That does provide clarify. I appreciate it!

Hi Jamison! Yes, to a certain extent but loft plays a huge role in the equation; you cannot slice a wedge but you can hook one! I demonstrate that the lob wedge with open face won’t go to the right unless your path goes there; then as you get to the longer clubs with less loft, the theories start to make a bit more sense;
It sounds to me like you are a bit too mechanical in your approach; the more you try to place the club and steer it to perform, the more the brain wants to shut down the body to help you with your manipulations. See “using the weight in your swing-axe drill with Savy” and then all the “release” videos and “throwing the club” and “throwing series” videos and then the “fade fine tuning” and “draw fine tuning” videos and let’s get you free wheeling and reacting to task and weight!

Thanks for the insights. Yeah don’t worry . . . I’m not thinking about degrees of path etc. when I swing. Just when my “pre-flight instructions” are to start the ball at the edge of the sand trap and draw it back to the flag . . . And my task is to cut and send the stem in the direction of the trap to the right of the intermediate point . . . I’m thinking about the trap and my ball goes straight there lol. But I’ll re-watch the videos you recommended. (Still waiting for the snow to melt to get my first chance at throwing clubs)

Last important tip: Never release towards trouble; always release towards safety.

Hi Steve! At one point, weather with irons or woods, there are diminishing returns because of lack of speed. Savy does not have a 3 wood in the bag because she hits it the same distance as her 5 wood which is 240-250 total with 230 carry. You need a club speed of over 110 to benefit from a 3 wood.

That depends on the shot you are making and how efficient your release is at this stage in your golf. Have you seen the “goldie locks series” with the grip club relation video of it as well as the “fade fine tuning” and “draw fine tuning” videos? Also the camera angle can mess things up on some of the videos…

What is your club speed with the 3 wood when hitting through your ball?

Hi Rod! Start with the senior series and then with the “grass whip training series” and then continue with the suggestions in the video at the top of the list of videos by date. 😀👍

Hi Steve! You would be much better off with a low spin 16.5 degree 4 wood or 18 degree 5 wood; you need 110 to BENEFIT from a 15 degree 3 wood. The Taylor Mades and Callaway Speed and Rogue fairway woods have been incredible!

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Hi Steve! Make sure you are in your “eagle exclusive” section and then send it from there; if any issues, you can text me the swings at my cell at 416-455-5576 or send the short 3 second swing clips via my personal email at [email protected]

I got the face on, but not the down the line; you can email me the clip and any messages like this pertaining to your videos to [email protected]
See you soon! 👍😀

There you go! This is the fundamental feel of kinetic chain engagement; congrats! Next is “kinetic chain facilitation series”👍😀

hey Vik! We will have some more this year on this for sure; the key is to choose the right task which is the “cutting of the dandelion stem” in my book and understanding there will be more resistance to that cut. Then you need to goldie-locks the club you are going to use to make sure you have the proper loft so that when you get through the stem, the ball won’t meet a wall of grass! 😝

Hi Grahm! Go see “the throwing series” and see the one with the driver; it will help a lot!

Hi Craig! Yes, when I gaze down where the ball is, the picture looks blurry too and it’s not that we need glasses, it is the fact that we are focused on a specific task which is dynamic! This is a good thing. Now the key to solid contact is to make the stem of the ball a precise intersection on the way to the target (flight plan of the shot-and the “target” represents the direction you want the ball to start on)
The way to make this precise is to see the “blur of club” and match it to the ball and intermediate point and feel like if you allowed momentum to swing naturally in the direction you want to start the ball, that the blur of club would go through both.

See all the “arc blur” and “unstoppable momentum” videos

Shawn

Hey Thomas! Sorry I missed this one; and the answer is yes! See “the throwing series” and you will feel the difference between throwing a wedge vs throwing a Driver. Shawn