Hi Shawn when you are setting up for fade do your feet stay lined up straight to your intermediate point out front and you swing left of point for fade right for draw with open or close face depending on draw or fade ,not sure if feet alignment is same as your swing path or diff. Not clear in video to me . Thanks.

This video has dramatically changed my relationship to my ability to predict. One question: what video do you suggest to increase the clubhead speed with the driver?

I do not know what if anything I should do. I use the battering ram and have no conscience release it just happens and seems to work perfectly. I am scared to work on the release and ruin it.

Hi Shawn, I’m a long time YouTube watcher and member. Recently I started going down a “rat hole“ and thankfully you pulled me out of it. Now when I hit a poor shot I don’t think of positions I just think of my focus.

Question…how far a part should the two tees be?

Hi Shawn good video , notice that just before you swing the club back it looks like you almost tip your head away from ball slightly ( like your head angle not at ball.). when i do the 20, 20 9turn and tilt my head angle is always at base of ball area. Is there something that you do diff just before you take the club back that helps to keep you centered more. May be just the way i am looking at it. ??

I may not be entirely done with the videos, but I have always been taught to use a 630 to 1230 swing path…does that apply to this system?

Hey sean new to your wisdom! Premium subscriber….53yo trying to reinvent my golf swing love the wisdom method…question having a little trouble feeling the brain grab ground …..does the squat trigger this or does brain grabbing ground trigger squat? I feel it in grasswhip practice but when striking balls i feel like i go to left side early and too deliberate thanx

Hi Shawn think this is one of your best videos for demonstrating address position and executing for draws and fades. Could you clarify one point for me. It looks like to me that for draw you initially set to your end target . At this point are we in the 20 /20 head position and then we close the face regrip and do that little head shift ( to get behind the ball ) to square up the club face. This is what i think i am seeing in the video. Is this correct. Finally have a good grasp on what to try and do in the full swing, practice throwing club every day ,great drill getting the feeling of unstoppable momentum. Haven’t hit the ball this well in 30 years. Thanks

Hey Shawn love this thought process but I at times still struggle with hitting behind the ball or just fat shots any thoughts?

Great video Shawn! I was wondering, what are your thoughts on whether or not we should take a divot during our practise swing? I feel like I sometimes need to feel that sensation so I don’t hit the ball thin, but at the same time I feel bad about tearing up the fairway/tee box. Obviously I replace divots when I can but…. sometimes the divots explode 😂

when I feel on the forward swing that my hands are low and closer to my body I am able to stay more in sequence……does that sound right or is that something I should not think about?

Lovely stuff, I think this was a missing link for me. Ball position always changing. While practicing today I started just putting hands together club straight out knowing that’s the center of my sternal notch. I’d walk that up slightly on the target side of the ball then just adjust the club head behind the ball. That gave me confidence that if I just execute my swing, the bottom would be in front of the ball. So simple.

Ball position seemed to be much further back than I’d normally play it, which I think makes sense cuz I’d often have a hard time getting divots.

I feel the practice swing off the ground beside the ball is to feel the kinetic chain replicating the size and direction of the swing. After that I can slide in to the ball and lower the club to the correct height that allows the dandilion cut. The challenge is to ingrain the belief that I do not have to hit the ball but rather let the process throw the club out to the target…

Hitting a volleyball did the trick! Because of the size I had no worries about making contact, and allowed me to focus on the target. I can easily transfer this feeling with a golfball. The freedom in my swing is crazy! Thanks Shawn!

You’re a few years too young to be an original Beatles fan but “let it be” is forever the best way of life and golf! Gravity is our best friend!