Hi Knut!
sorry I missed this one; yes with the wedges and because the woods and hybrids are wider on the bottom and instead of a divot, it is a deflection along the ground or more of a scuff mark.

Hi Chris! Check out the first 4 videos of off season training 2020-2021 which are all about leverage in the release; perfect for your question!

Hi Chris! I would start with the Senior Series that we have which is perfect for you; then see “purpose of the backswing” and “weight shift with Savy” so you don’t limit the backswing unintentionally. Then see the “Backswing series” and the “Brandel Chamblee” series. Then let me know how you are doing and we can go from there!👍😀

I know more about the backswing, thx. One more question on the downswing, I sometimes get stuck my right elbow on the right side of my hip so how I can drop the my right elbow or arms unit in front of me.

Thx very much. I am amazing that the ball is going longer. And my question is release. I heard one of ur video that the feel of release is like wrist shots of ice hockey. I don’t really understand even I watch ice hockey competition frequently ( I graduated in Winnipeg ). I still cannot imagine how this applies in golf . Can u introduce some videos to me ? Thx.

See “football drill series” and combine that with “feet together drill”😀👍

Thx a lot, after watched the video u recommended, I understand more info about downswing. If my swing is a bit cross line at the top, and the ball usually goes low n weak, how should I correct it ?

Has nothing to do with across the line at the top! What was the last thing going through your mind just before you swung? Hit the ball or throw the club into a nice release in the direction you want to start the ball with ease? See “pre-motor cortex series” videos for some VERY revealing info!

Right on Scott! That is exactly what you want to do, thank you for confirming this for others to have faith in our process! 👌👍😀

There you go! Boom! 😀👍

Perfect…then this begs a follow up question, are there any tell tale signs or patterns of ball flight that may suggest I’m creeping too far away? Right now it is more a feeling in my hands that the contact is not right then looking at the club face to sometimes see a mark near the toe from the range ball. Looking to add more data and wondering if I can observe something from ball flight to start to know maybe sooner? that I may be getting too far away? Thanks Tom

Toe shots typically will draw more; called the gear effect. This is why the faces of woods are bulged; like Taylor made called it twist face to rehash what has already existed for 60 years!

Ahhh…forgot about gear effect. Starting to make sense. That is why if you go back a couple of videos (face open/closed), if your face is too open, you won’t notice gear effect and it will be a weak push/fade or slice. If you close the face it hook/draws so you try to goldilocks but it does not work well. Same bad toe strike but different result and you are chasing only part of the fix…you need both face and distance to ball (and probably ball position)…am I on the right track? Light bulb moment perhaps??

Exactly how it happens with the vast majority of golfers out there! 😀👍

Secure grip but able to let the weight of the club release your anatomy fully like in all the release videos; you need solid G force for that and “feet together back to feet apart” and “pumping up the volume” videos as well as “kinetic chain facilitation” series with the “2021 Off season training series” (first 4-5 videos) will more than do the trick! 😀👍

I would check out my “driver for accuracy shawn clement” video on youtube and see how you do with that first; then gradually raise the ball up on the tee and increase tilt and a bit of ball position.

Depending on the shaft and head specs, some of my students need to open the face more with driver and some need to close more; what matters is when you deliver your action easily and freely into the direction you want the ball to start, that the ball flies in the air the way you want it to. So the same rules apply in the “goldie locks series” on grip and club face angle and in the “draw fine tuning” video.

It is all about removing the strain from the arms and placing the emphasis on a sound kinetic chain. See the “kinetic chain facilitation series” now to keep the ball rolling! 😀👍

Robert! I missed this comment! Yes of course! [email protected] or [email protected] come right to my in box. My cell if you want to text me is 416-455-5576

This was an important one for sure! Thank you for taking the time to comment!😀👍

Hi Greg! Haha, this is the old way of thinking STATICALLY about it. If you see the first video in the consistency series, you will see that the look of the face at address is nothing like what it looks like at impact where it is way more open than at address WHEN DELIVERING THE BALL TO YOUR TARGET. See “the goldie locks series” for the grip and club face portion and the “fade fine tuning” and “draw fine tuning”

Hey Matt! What you want to see is “blur of club” and all the videos with the words “arc blur” in them. The arc of the swing is where it is at and the brain has an awesome ability to stay centred inside this arc especially WHEN THERE IS A SPECIFIC DIRECTION TO STAY ON. Savy’s task is to throw the club through this arc into the direction she wants the start the ball.

Hi Yann! Go to the original video called “feet together drill” on premium and then try the “one leg drill” and see which one you do best. Then perfect that and then search all the “turn-tilt-head-hips” videos from the search box for extra help on that.