Gap wedge – Maybe one day we can see what’s in MU’s bag – and their distances! Lucky he hangs on to the club these days he could just about toss the wedge on to the green! Envy is one of the 7 Sins yes??
Hi Gary! We collect the ball from where it is and we release it into the direction we want it to start on; see “target confirmation series” and The “throwing series” and then see “the goldie locks series” for your prediction of contact.
It is all part of the kinetic chain; when throwing a ball, you notice the whole body is used and follows a specific sequence; this is actually a human reflex and to try and separate it and think it through would be SABOTAGE ON AN EPIC SCALE. See the “kinetic chain series” and the “kinetic chain engagement” series and feel how the arms are just SUPPORTING the task and have a very specific tone depending upon if it is a gentle throw for a pitch or a solid throw in a short iron from the thicker rough.
Hi Shawn,
I watched a few of your YouTube videos and went down the rabbit hole… haha. Recently started the premium program and Just tried throwing the club drill… MY FIRST THROW ENDED UP WAY LEFT ON TOP OF MY GARAGE (LMFAO). I will keep watching your videos and keep you posted on my progress( currently about a 13 handicap and trying to crack 80). Thanks for your enthusiasm on all your videos. I can tell you are one of the good coaches out there.
Question about the right hand. I have a damaged right pinky. Typically, I have used an overlap grip. However, after watching this is there any reason why I can’t use a ten finger grip versus overlapping?
At 21:30 of this lesson my life changed. I have been watching you for a year or so on and off. Direction of the target have eluded me. When you said the tennis player is on the left and you want to hit it to the right side down the line it clicked. If I try to paint the corners on a tennis court I get it! Now I can also gather and release.
That is a perfect task on it’s own! BUT YOU HAVE TO WATCH THE PUTTING VIDEOS ON PREMIUM to be able to just let the weight of the arm-putter unit roll the ball into the picture.
I may be crazy, but I just observed a distinct similarity between the one leg drill and the diagonal stance. Both seem to allow one more ease in allowing the arms full access to the backswing.
Happy! You are absolutely spot on!! That is very much part of the same family and the next one will be a one leg-feet together-diagonal stance hybrid! 😀👍
Great addition to your other grip videos. The point about pressure on the index finger at the top of the back swing has actually helped with my tempo. A common problem for me is being overzealous, rushing the downswing and hitting a low, thin worm burner. I now try to use the index pressure at the top as a cue, “Okay, wrists are set, club has paused, now let gravity take it through to the down swing.”
Right on Jon, awesome stepping stone to transition mentally to the downswing focus which should be to engage the kinetic chain. Tasks such as “throwing the club” and “delivering the stem of the dandelion to target” will engage the weightshift and body turn without thinking and get you connected to the target.
I have been struggling to release the club This video may have just turned the light on for me. I’m thinking stick the landing with lead hand follow thru. Was consistently hitting my target on my practice net. Will see how it goes at the range and course.
Practicing SEEING THE BALL ROLL INTO THE HOLE AND AT THE SPEED YOU WANT TO SEE IT ROLL IN is the secret to never leaving putts short. See the ball roll into the hole from about 4 feet short at that speed, then let the weight of the arms and putter roll the ball into that picture with no interference or carefulness.
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