Hi Mohanjit! None of the above. You check for fall line first by walking around the hole, remember that? This video is for routine ONCE YOU HAVE THE PICTURE. Then you goldie locks the set up until it fits the picture.

Awesome! And you are just at 1.0! You are going to love the evolution as you go along in premium! 😀👍

Don’t think hammer then; think slash the sword or throw the football; see “football drill series” and the “throwing series” videos on premium! 😀👍

Hey Thomas! Glad you are enjoying it. A couple of series that resume what you should be going through in order of importance are the “beginner series” and the “senior series” then you can go to the “off season training series” and the “consistency series” and then see “the process series”. Essentially, start with a task, and add the full release to it-see all the “Task” and “release” videos. Then you see the “target confirmation series” and the “pre-motor cortex series” and anything that catches your eye in between. 😀👍

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I use it for putting only; I have nicely developed my ability to stay with my shots by preparing my CNS through the “pre-motor cortex series”
this is because we are dealing with a more complete kinetic chain with longer chips, pitches and full swings.

Thanks. I appreciate all that you and your family do. The videos are great.

Yes, sometimes more and sometimes less and sometimes the same depending on the driver you have; see “predict contact” and “the goldie locks series” to get a more complete gist; also see “fade fine tuning” and “draw fine tuning” videos. 😀👍

When the arm-putter unit hangs from the shoulders, it will feel like you describe; as long as you are simply using the weight of the ARms and putter to roll the ball, you are good! 😀👍

Hey Larry! Right on! What you want to do now is connect what you are doing to a flight plan of the golf ball. You pick the flight (draw or fade), you pick an intermediate point, you set up and then deliver the direction of your divot on the accustrike mat to the direction you want to start the ball. The feel of the action to deliver that way should feel whippy, or slingy, a whipping skip along the mat in that direction and feel like you are doing it with ease. See “pre-motor cortex series” for the feel part, and the “target confirmation series” for the delivery part and let me know if you can connect what you are doing to the picture. In my “top 3 tasks” video, what you do would equate to the “carrot peel” task.

Thanks Vincent! And both Savy and I received our wedges from Callaway; Mu has to wait a bit longer for the X-flex and Jumbo grips! 😝😝

And why are they hitting the ground? 🤔. Maybe because they are hitting at the ball instead of focusing on a task of cutting along the ground towards the target? 😝😝
EVERYTHING we do here is tried and true according to human anatomy and human motor skill behaviour when on a specific task. Let me know how you do!

This is great! Love that! 😀👍

Hey Ross!
the closer the feet are together, the less you can tilt and vice versa because the body needs support under the tilt. Makes sense with the description you gave?

It does mate yeah and makes sense why i can feel how feet and knees together makes my club release more outwards and both hands feel like they are doing a topspin shot in tennis, my hands and body stay low and in posture, with my ass catapulting the throw . Split stance or 1 leg I still tend to get left side much taller it’s not so much tilt of body just a long left arm and then I can throw it more underneath me like using a cricket bat and swinging for a six like Sav and Mu. But cos both feel solid im not sure what to go with and sometimes get stuck between the 2 feelings which is obviously a short circuit. What do you think?
Need to book a facetime with you as soon as I can get to a course buddy

Good stuff Ross; the answer has to fit together with the shot you are getting ready to deliver into. Low draw feels less titled and high fade feels more tilted. So see “tilt mile markers” and all the tilt and head position videos on premium and match that up to different tasks and shots. See also the “match task to target” videos.

Hi Eric!
see the “club speed” video and also on premium and youtube, the “best lesson I ever got from Moe Norman” video; it is all about “choosing the height” and then throwing the club into that height with the prediction that the dandelion stem is in the way.

Excellent. Thanks. btw, What is the loft of your 3w?

Hey Brian! It can be either lack of turn in the backswing, lack of use of legs to pump the swing’s g-forces in the through swing, it could be a tweak in the grip…So this is where we need to get together on a skype or facetime call after you send me your videos for review; to answer your question off the cuff is very difficult.

My original was the sole of the club as a flat stone that skips on the surface of the water; I use this in the fairway woods! See my fairway woods videos and look for that feel and sound in your irons too; it has been a great help to many of my students and I will need to make another video about that to add to the task list for the irons on premium! 😀👍

Thank you,
indeed, I successfully use your goldilocks guidance with the sole of the woods; it is very helpful. I will try to mentally ‘widen’ the sole of my irons and play them more like woods.

In one video you mention that you see the bottom of the club hitting the ball hitting the gras catching the soil etc., suggesting that you ‘feel’ and predict the divot. That feeling and prediction has eluded me so far as well.
Eckhart

When you see the “predict contact” video, the deal is you throw the club in the direction you want to start the ball with the prediction that the SOLE OF CLUB is low enough to deflect. See where that deflection is when throwing to that direction and place the ball at the backside of the scuff mark.