There are two parts to this series, however, the end of part 2 reference an upcoming driver video that is not showing here. Can you point me to that video, please? If it is available, of course.
I tried the throwing the football position, but I feel a bit off balance when I extend the club out that far out. Should the pressure be more on the balls of my feet or closer to the middle of the foot and the heel?
You are always looking for the centre of the arch where you feel all spikes in your shoes are secure to the ground;
See “Mile markers for balance” video and “target confirmation series” with the finish position as the confirmation for staying with the shot.
Used this in my round today. Worked very well now I won’t have to send my SW packing. 5 chips within 3′ too bad my putting wasn’t very good today. Might be a little different once I get farther back where hinge might be needed.
Did I miss a change in the grip. Thought the lead hand was diagonal along the life line and under the heal pad. I now it looks like you are advocating for more in the fingers. Is that correct or not.
The lead hand just needs to feel solidly wrapped around the grip where you can hinge nicely without the club moving in your hand and it feels like you can get through all kinds of grass and sand and junk with it;
Hello Shawn,
My golf shots are very good now. my 9 iron is straight and about 155. Thanks to your good teaching. I wanted to ask you something.
I notice with my Cobra F9 hybrid it has an offset. At least it appears that way. My hybrid shots are always going straight left with a hook. But my 5 wood is really good and straight.
Can you please explain how to hit this club? When I do hit it I am getting about 235 or so.
Too many hybrids were designed for big draw bias because too many golfers still don’t have our information. This is why players on tour have neutral-“tour preferred”gear that they can maneuver properly for fades and draws. Ping is nice and neutral and their hybrids are awesome in the G-410 and Titleist has a tour preferred model as well. I have had so many students say “i hit my fairway woods well but hybrids not; what is wrong with me”? Well, hybrids should be easier to hit than fairway woods, so that means the wrong club is in your hands and it looks like the case here.
Always try before you buy! 👍. Go hit some shots at a Golf Galaxy or PGA superstore and compare with other brands-ask for “tour preferred” neutral hybrids. Taylor made coined the tour preferred term…
Hello Shawn,
My golf shots are very good now. my 9 iron is straight and about 155. Thanks to your good teaching. I wanted to ask you something.
I notice with my Cobra F9 hybrid it has an offset. At least it appears that way. My hybrid shots are always going straight left with a hook. When I open the face a bit. The shots go straight right. But my 5 wood is really good and straight.
Can you please explain how to hit this club? When I do hit it I am getting about 235 or so without even trying.
This I see sometimes! If you are NOT STRUGGLING with the 5 wood, then you have the wrong Hybrid!! Go try other ones at your local shop and get “tour preferred hybrids that don’t have any “anti slice technology!”
Great video, this is exactly what I have been needing. I combined this with the feet together drill from the consistency series. Question: it seems that we need to keep a centered base to the top of the swing, correct? Then, after grabbing the ground, the weight shifts forward? It is a challenge to get the weight shifting forward before the top of the backswing is finished. Any tips? By the way…. I do agree that this is a historic video 🙂
When staying so nice and centred in the backswing; there is NO NEED TO SHIFT FORWARD!! YOU SIMPLY DOWNSHIFT!! 💪🤛🤛🏾👍😀🔥💥
You are already above the lead side and when you are still in “I am going to let the UNSTOPPABLE MOMENTUM release me in that direction INEVITABLY, the downshift happens like magic.
You are getting there, I can feel it in your words! 😀👍
Thanks, Shawn. Can you expound a bit more on the concept of “downshift” in your response? Do you mean the action of going down to grab the ground at the point of levitation? Just want to make sure I get this right.
Haha, yes, you are still getting your head around some concepts; very important question! Please see “pumping up the swing” and “feet together back to feet apart” which was a huge aha Moment!
And a sweet mantra it is! I tell you Marc, when demonstrating the swing to my students now, it is such an awesome meditation out loud! I am so locked into my task now and the shots keep amazing me to this day; NEVER GETS OLD. We are so lucky to experience the world around us through golf; truly a blessing!!
Hey John!
It all started way back on youtube with the “fishing and golf shawn clement” and then we did “early extension shawn clement”. My bad, because I know it is in a couple videos here on premium, like “walk cut strike” and “grass whip training” but I don’t have a dedicated video title to it. Enjoy those videos though! 😀👍
I have focused a lot on keeping the ACU intact to the top of swing. So much so that I realized that I was getting very little wrist hinge at the top.. Worked on this along with my grip and getting better now. Question… How will I know if there is too much hinge, to avoid the collapse that Matt refers to here? Would that mean the grip collapses? It seems that more hinge would mean more lag and more distance, right? What am I missing?
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Answer: The key is to feel that you can easily whip the club with a nice dose of momentum; the hinge will deepen on the downswing when headed to the target and will shorten when trying to hit the ball; see the release videos; especially the “lead hand release backswing assurances” and the “important release update” we also have the first 3 videos in the “off season training series 2020-21” which deal with the fine art of hinge and release!
Hey Shawn I love your video series. I see t be having some problems with ” levitation “. Feels ;ike when I levitate sometimes it feels as if I lose my balance. I had a stroke 10 years ago and you helped me get back to the game. My right side is a touch slower to respond and it appears I “over swing” and when I do I end tp top the ball. Any tips for keeping me centered. THANKS
Hey John!
Yes, start with the chipping and see where the club wants to bottom out and place the ball back of that; let the weight of both arms swing through the stem of the dandelion and feel what that contact is like; there should be no topping there if you cut through the grass right?
Then pitch then back to irons; and feel what is happening between those shots that is different than with the regular full swing and get back to me.
It has been working much better. However I would suddenly revert to my old swing. I am not certain if it was from my stroke ( 10 Years ago ) or my previous 40+ years of bad swings. I started playing with my grip presser and improver a lot. I have a grip strength of 4/10 with my left hand and a 1 with my right – it stopped me from blading the ball and had a MUCH better release. I can feel my right hand instinctively firm up my grip. Best contact I have had – maybe ever. THANKS !!
I noticed recently some of my divots are very big and deep. Strange. Also, while i’m concentrating on the levitation, I still have a tendency to rush or speed up the downswing, and not stay behind the ball. I think the trail hand release will work, but too many thoughts at the same time. Thanks
Boom!! There it is!
Please go to “grass whip training” video and dig into that one; pardon the pun! 😝
When you are clear on how you are delivering the task through the stem of the dandelion towards the target, and you stay with it for the duration of the swing, you will get better very fast. And if your full time job was to whip through grass with a nice bladed instrument for 8 hours a day, then you would NEVER RUSH and SWING HARSHLY and you would use the weight of the instrument to do your work!
Also See “top 3 tasks” and “task trumps everything” videos as well as “how to use the weight in your swing-axe drill with Savy”
So I recently found your videos on you tube about 2 weeks ago. Up until recently I have been playing what I refer to as old man golf, even though I am fit 35 year old. Anyway just with a few YT tips from you, I have been hitting better and better. I lack consistency right now though.(I just become a member here like 3 days ago, been working through grip and posture videos.)
My question is – When I do perpetual motion drill it feels like some times I am doing figure 8s. Any ideas as to what causes this?
Hey dbgiles! Welcome to the club!
This is a very common issue when you first start doing the PMD; it means you are still in control of the movements instead of letting gravity place you. See “lead hand release” and “trail hand release” and “release fine tuning” to really start letting the weight of the club release your anatomy. Then see a very key video called “grass whip training” which put it all together in a task for you. Enjoy!
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