Hi Shawn
My issue with draws is I am not able to stay right of the IP through the shot. My draw starts from the target and then draws.

This has been the golden nugget for me! I tend to come across the line with my back swing, so lo and behold, I also struggle with fades. Now I know why! Thanks Shawn

Hi Shawn
Is the intermediate point a direct line between the ball and the pin or does it depend on shot you are making.

So cool that that last shot you hit was DIRECTLY over the tee/“carrot peel” that you had hit just before. This is such a fun way to play golf Shawn, thank you so much!

Working with Donna on tempo and transitional pause allowing the momentum to accelerate beyond the ball. Lead shoulder feels naturally moving up and don’t have to think consciously about what the right elbow is doing. Effort level drops dramatically and accuracy and distance come along for the ride. So nice when a plan comes together.

Hi Shawn really enjoying the teaching and videos. I’ve always played all my clubs from the same ball position, just inside the left heel. Brought up reading Jack Nicklaus books. I can pick the ball pretty well in this position and really benefit from the club throwing thought you teach, but I can’t fade or draw the ball on demand. It feels really strange to shift the ball position around. Should I work on moving my ball position back?
Cheers

Always enjoy watching all three of you perform the task! The view of you at the end really helped me see the way your arms almost look parallel to target line on the backswing. As opposed to the example you showed of coming inside too much and getting bunched up. I tried to visualize how your arms would look during that “too inside” backswing. The contrast between the two will help me as I tend to swing around myself rather than up and through – which usually produces a hook instead of a draw.

Hi Shawn, just tried to download the music and get a 403 error. Tks.

Great lesson. There so much in this. And really wonderful to see the progress in Mu’s swing and Sav’s fitness over the last two years. Walking the walk, guys. I’ve been working on the athletic stance and forward shaft lean lately. Things are really coming together. Even my terrible putting has become pretty hot!

Great drill to take away manipulation and set the kinetic chain. You answered my next question before I could ask it! Looking forward to seeing the 2nd half of the drill to incorporate into a fluid motion. One does not want to end up like Charles Barkley. You know what? You should take him on. It is all in the brain with that guy – right in your wheelhouse. That would be an amazing series to watch. 😀

awesome video thanks

Hi Shawn.

Again an awesome video.
In the moment with mile markes and staying balanced the consitency goes through the roof.
I have a different question though. How much does the temperature affect the distance?
I built a little driving range at my company i work. It has a roof, but it is outside. The temperatures are now close to zero, and my distance drops dramatically. It is measured by my swing caddy. My club headspeed is the same, but it shows way less carry. For example my 8 iron with about 80-82 mph swing speed shows, at the cool temperatures, just 120 – 125 m carry. Normally it is about 145 m carry. That is normally my PW. It this legit?

yours Christoph

Hey Shawn. Thanks for another great video. I’m a lefty and have been fiddling with my setup , maybe a little too much. I notice that Sav has her hands/club unit leaning forward significantly. Is that the recommended lean. Some teach that the setup should be a straight line. I’m a 10 handicap and I’m struggling with my irons. I’m inconsistant in finding the green on my second shot and I think this is a big reason why.

This is magic! I’ve always felt like the one handed move hitting the tee is a great reminder of just letting my hand-eye coordination (athleticism) take over! I try to do this while waiting on the tee box just to remind me of everything you presented in this golden video!

There is something in my swing that has been troubling me. If you observe the 90° left arm club shaft relationship of any pga tour pro the 90° angle is maintained well into the downswing. It is maintained to a point until the hands reach the trail thigh. I have also noticed tour pros have much greater shaft lean thru the collection area. This would explain that low ball flight that pros have when compared to amateurs. I don’t believe I am casting but I am surely lacking this arm clubshaft relationship which all good ballstrikers achieve. I am hitting very solid repeatable shots but I feel there is more power to be gained. After closely watching this video I feel this has been confirmed.
Thank yinz #1