Love it, Sent you a email this morning about braced tilt. Watching the premium channel this afternoon. Hand forward + Lag + Sticking to target is key to avoid hitting ground before ball.
Great video that explain how to collect and release! Can’t wait for the driver video and go practice with this new drill!
Thanks Shawn!

Love this drill. For me the lag confirms that my mind has accepted that the kinetic chain will allow my tool to cut the dandelion and release out there to the target. Not submarining the sequence by trying to hit the ball with early release. As the videos show the whole process is very dynamic but not involving high effort. Thanks. These videos are so helpful.

hi shawn,
i have a question about some details of the engine of your swing . Offcourse i hear you saying about the legs are the motor. But you taught us also the buttcatapult. As i see you swinging it looks like that you pull your arm-structure inwards in the delivery position. Could that be a left hip activated pulling hip. Can you tell me 1. when you swing buttcatapult and 2. if you pull or push the club inwards AND 3. when you swing only legs?. 4.Or do you combine them? Thx. Ernst

I really see how you lead with the trail elbow. This is something I know I need to improve.

Great video. I would love to see more over head shots. I see a big difference between Shawn’s swing and the kids. Hand positions and path are different. Shawn’s hands and arms in back swing, seem more out away from body and up over head and neck, and less around. Now that I’m 66, I was thinking that age may be affecting this. Is this what’s happening?

why can i not find target focus part 3 ?

I played hockey right handed but iam a natural left handed. I play golf 20 years right handed but 7 years ago, i switched left handed but i don’t feel iam getting better. Should I switch back to right handed in golf ?

I have the throwing motion down once I get it moving. But how do I get it started from a stationary golf stance? Any triggers?

Thank you very much Nita and Shawn 👍 Very brave from Nita to come in front off the camera. It was also nice to see Nita. Her swing already looks like nice swinging motion. Me and my wife are very similar on the range. She wants help but don`t want to hear any comments her swing. I often stay quiet and try to smile 😉 We just had a baby and golf is now almost on a break. I will show this to her when we have time to go on the range again. Im sure this will help her!

Hi, Shawn. Ball flight question. Context: on the range; driver, maybe 3 wood; attempting draw or perhaps neutral (to target line); happens only on occasion (and I don’t think I can reproduce consciously); good ball contact; wind not a factor. What I observe is: for about first 2/3 of flight path, the ball appears to shimmy back and forth in its horizontal plane, as if it can’t decide whether to spin right or left. And then, in last 1/3 of flight, the ball makes up its mind as to spin direction and ends normally. Of course, one just re-centers and goes on to the next attempt. And it must be only appearance, not actual spin. But am curious what produces the effect. A noticeably different appearance from ball flight where spin is more locked in from impact. I’ve looked up knuckleball flight for baseball, but that doesn’t seem to fit in golf context.

Hi Shawn
Focussing on task is the revolution and this one is so good! Grass whips are very hard to come by in Australia-and maybe we pay a premium at over $A220. What should I be trying to get and what should I be paying? It seems the ideal help for swing rhythm and timing.

Thanks for this series and I can see how it would improve practice if you can make it work….My questions is, how does the acid test (dropping the club down to the ball) prior to the toss/full swing compare to an actual dynamic swing? For me I don’t seem to get a good correlation between the acid test and the actual contact. I really try to remove strain and just toss/toss with the legs but contact seems inconsistent once I get into the middle irons, woods/driver. Thanks Tom

So effortless. One of your best videos. Rather than a standing start so to speak , the whole pre-deployment/ predictive process frees up the swing. I feel the pivotal release. So much fun to feel the control…

I have trouble using my knees and getting off my right side….tend to use my hands too much..what is a good task for knees and feet moving? Thanks

Hey Shawn,
Nice video work. Thrilled with what I am learning. Thanks! My question is the minor movement forward before you take the club back. What is that and why? To get momentum going? Something else?
Charley