Wow…gold Shawn! Where this really hit home for me was the position of the grip end of the club when heading into the door frame. Also where the right elbow is at that same point. NOW I can see how the club approaches the target line and doesn’t get pulled across the line from the outside. Awesome video!

Another interesting video! I am still baffled as to where the speed in the swing comes from? Sav doesn’t look like she drops down, or squats.

being a parrot at the driving range show what you have show and sending a lot of people to your site cheer Dudley

OK! So, doing perpetual motion drill with a 7 iron, I find my swing plane and it feels “right”. I notice that at the top of the back swing my hands and the club are more above my shoulder and just a bit towards my head. Is this normal? I must have had too shallow of swing plane before because this feels right.

Hey Shawn….Why do we play the ball forward for a fade and back for a draw?

Great stuff, but whenever I put that ball on the tee or on the deck, it all goes haywire

When hitting a fade or draw do you set the clubface square to the target line that the intermediate point is on?

Hi Shawn, I have been watching your youtube videos with Mu. I noticed he sort of adjusts the driver from nailing a nail downwards to tilting to nailing it slightly upwards into the ball. When I do that I feel a lot more tension in my right leg and especially my right buttocks. Is this feeling correct? I have not tried it out at the range yet.

Love it! Hitting fades and draws to a flight plan has not only taken my ball striking to another level, it’s making the game so much fun!
It’s so cool ‘witnessing’ yourself hitting golf shots into a target, as opposed to trying to perfect a golf swing standing over a golf ball!

Great couple of videos with Nita. I usually watch these in a darkened room… with a furrowed brow, and a notepad and my clubs nearby. This was both informative, and fun!

Quick question though – is the sort of relaxed/slow swing tempo you demonstrated, suitable for every club in the bag?

Because I can emulate that for all my wedges, and less so for the nine, and then barely for the eight… not at all for every iron seven and longer.

As you know, the seven is the “training club”, and weirdly, I’ve become most uncomfortable with it!

Love the recurrent themes. I find I need to continue to hammer in the concept , like the nail in the doorframe, of projecting the image outward not down to the ball as target. The words you use Shawn make a big difference in outcome as per Mu’s initial stroke. The thoughts I have are critical to a decent throw=strike. Thanks.

What would be the best videos to watch for translating practice on the range to the course? I practice with purpous not just aimlessly hitting balls. Practice goes great then it’s not even close on the course.

Hi Shawn, This has really helped me …many thanks !

Hello new member here, looking forward to your teaching / coaching videos. I am an engineer by trade and love the mechanics of body and the swing and appreciate how you break things down. So…. my question is…. With the grip, interlock, my lead hand middle finger, center knuckle gets sprained (lack of better terms) after coming thru the ball, I can say I can feel my grip break down at some point after contact and come back, but that is when the tweaking happens. I don’t know if I am releasing incorrectly or what (but this is why I signed up for your videos). But the issue is gone when I switch to 10 finger and grip tighter (stronger than holding a bird). But when I do this, I don’t feel like my wrist hinges….because the forearms are tense. Hope that make sense. Thank you, Ortho

Can you use the pitching method for longer shots when in between clubs? Your swing method has me hitting my irons further I airmailed 3 greens Saturday with my stock shot using old iron distances need to recalibrate