Some do it from address and some do it during the swing; what matters is that you are anle to send the tee tip in the direction you want to start the ball on the slight upswing (5 degrees is optimal) see the “list of videos by date” and scroll to the bottom and check out the “driver” videos

Hey Terry! Could be the cheap balsa wood tees; or the tell tale signs is your drive balloon up and spin too much which is caused by hitting down too much. See the original driver videos down at the bottom of the list of videos by date and the “flow state driver” and “great driver nugget” videos

Hi Terry! Stock height for draw is “front of ball touching centre of stance” and high draw can be centre to back of ball touching centre; more forward of that and it’s a pull or fade.

That’s exactly what’s been happening…clearly been putting it too far forward in an attempt at the high draw. Thanks so much! 👍🏻

Hi Rohan; the idea is what is important and the hands do get to the ball first; then the club catches the hands completely only past the ball; just keep this task in mind and feel like you are squeezing the ball in the direction you want it to start with WEIGHT.

Hi Patrick! Yes, a term used to show the importance of using momentum in the swing; See Using weight in your swing-axe drill will Savy, then “backswing levitation” and then the “unstoppable momentum videos which are combined with “arc-blur” and are one of my favourite sensations as it feels like you can effortlessly PASTE or COMPRESS THROUGH the ball and into the picture. Enjoy!

See “never miss another short putt again shawn clement” on youtube and “flow state putting”

Hi Shawn I did practice a lot putting and watched all I could about it on your site and YouTube What is the main point coming out, is how peripheral vision is creating distortions with the intended line creating doubt in the mind thus causing compensations and missed put.

On the course yesterday I did put it all into test. The most efficient way for me, is when I look at the hole during the stroke and really trying to picture the ball roll into the hole in my mind while I stroke it.

This shift in focus from: Holly s*%#.. I don’t want to miss it! vs Having an active and positive thought process focused on positive images and success, is a game changer!!

I rolled a lot of good putts! Only thing now, I barely miss sometimes left, sometimes right.. I suppose my eye sight will adjust and fine tune itself with more practice? Is there certain drills to train eyes to see line and learn to match it with the stroke?

I really like to “feel” it this way how I could to “train” to feel better..

Awesome post! And yes, the goldie locks the line from an extreme left or right position and work your way back to the hole until the brain screams stop; you are in! 😀👍

I will check it out for sure. Thanks..

Very good Craig! Right on! See “football drill series” and the “throwing series” to go with this train of thought and the next premium video will have a fantastic addendum to what you are doing, so you have my complete thumbs up to stick with it! The “using the weight in your swing-axe drill with Savy is another great one too!

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Hey John!
when throwing the hammer or kettle bell, there is no folding of the arms as the weight of the hammer would be too much for the wrist; it’s like trying to throw a 10 pound shot put like a baseball, it would rip your shoulder and elbow apart. The club throw-swing is just like a fishing cast or tennis serve because the club is light enough to throw with the second pendulum. See “golf swing has 2 pendulums” and the “throwing series” then see “lead hand release”, “trail hand release”, “release fine tuning” and “snap release polish” videos.

Then you need some solid references to be able to predict how the ball will be in the way of this release with “predict contact”, “the goldie locks series”, the “arc-blur” videos and “unstoppable momentum” videos.

enjoy!

Thanks so much Shawn!

Nuts huh??👍😀

Thanks Terry! 😀👍

You bet!!👍😀👌

You have it in essence; but if it is a one off, resist the temptation to correct as the brain has already done that for you through very elaborate internal feedback; only correct if you see a pattern of pushes…remember seeing the video of why we cannot REPEAT the task the same exact way every time?

We need a bit more reinforcements with the woods and driver; see “great driver nugget” and “diagonal stance driver fade and draw” as well as “arc-blur” and “unstoppable momentum” videos; Shawn

You mean the open 😉😊👍