Thank you for the suggestion! Will look into it with our flock of students this winter!

Great stuff Gregory! Thank you for posting and lets keep plugging! 😀👍

Hi Savas! Yes, you bet! I was recommended the tour 120 shaft from True Temper and felt they were too light and went back to my 135 gram S-300 shafts and instantly felt the difference in momentum and compression; it was a pure ahhhhh!
This is why fittings at a place like “Club Champion” are terrific because once they find the club head that suits you, then you try the different shafts to go with it and feel the difference. You want a nice synergy between you and the fitter and he or she really needs to listen to YOU.

Excellent comparison! Right on Vincent! Genius! 😀👍💪

You are welcome! We are constantly thinking about how we can deliver the message in the clearest way possible; your feedback is greatly appreciated! 😀👍

😝😂I know! Thank goodness he has a gentle nature outside of sports! 😀
So glad we were able to bring that important information to your game! 💪👍

Hi Gregory! If you are an Eagle member of the site, then you should be able to see this one; you will see it in the “Eagle Exclusive” section.

Lol. Thanks. I guess thats what the Eagle Session means in the title. I’ll upgrade. Just turning 49 and been playing golf since I was 10. I’ve read 100’s of golf books on playing and history and love the game. Followed all the great golf instructors over the years and overloaded my brain with position golf. I used to play great golf in grade school and high school because I didn’t think about positions, I thought about throwing my golf club down the fairway at my target. That was my only thought and I was a 6 handicap going into college. Well to keep a moderately long golfing career story short, I pretty much messed up my game for the past 30 years and struggled to get back to even a 15 handicap. These last two weeks I’ve spent with you, Sav and Moo(Not sure how to spell his short name) have brought me back to high school and my old game. You’re a brilliant golf instructor, coach and communicator and I’m not exactly sure how you evaded my radar. Your explanations of the game and your integration of anatomy and physics are perfect. This game isn’t that hard, you’re right, we just need to do what we are already wired to do. Look forward to one day having the opportunity to get some in person time with you and “nut” some golf balls. Keep being you and thanks for everything so far. Best………….Greg. PS: Pass on my thanks to Sav and Moo as well!

Right on Greg! I know, the waters got pretty muddied on youtube with every instructor trying to get attention; very hard to weed through! 😝. Thank you so much for the terrific message and so many of our members share the same story and this is what keeps me doing what I do. I will forward the message to Sav and Mu (Munashe) 😀👍❤️

Hey Joe! Terrific comment and you are finding what works best for you DYNAMICALLY and Munashe is on the same path. You will see the latest ball above and ball below video we just put out on premium and we will be taking a deeper dive on this aspect as many of our WIG players have those tendencies. I do not advocate “single plane” because this definition is not anatomically possible for 99% of humans. What I do advocate is a set up that allows you to DYNAMICALLY deliver THROUGH the ball and into the picture of the flight plan. For Mu, you will see a slow motion view with both angles and will definitely determine that he is closer to the “single plane look”. I do also agree with single length clubs and consider them very valid and wish all companies would offer a version of their product in single length to give more choice for golfers.

Those weeds don’t stand a chance! 😀👍😝💪

Yes, you bet! Did you see our beginner series? The key is to stay with your task until it’s done. The best task for you right now is the grass cutting task. See “grass whip training” video and perform the drills in there and become very good at them and you will improve at light speed!

Thank you Shawn. I will do that.

Centre of Putter head in the centre of stance if the weight is centre. Then ball position in front of that and the putter head design will definitely influence this.

Thanks. So in other words, let the full mass of the arms-hands-club pendulum be on it’s lowest point where gravitation takes it to rest, and place the ball right in front of it?

Yes, perfect, spot on!

To be able to predict exactly what will happen and calm your nerves for the shank, you need some solid references. See “blur of club unstoppable momentum series” and “predict contact” and “the goldie locks series” to know you will deliver a solid strike if you stay on task.

Savy is still running into issues with side vision and is beginning to understand the ill effects of letting the mind trust what it sees from the side, this is especially true when you are trying to perform in a tournament. The ball creeps forward, the body alignment changes to where the shoulders get more open, and the backswing begins to shorten and you start getting a more “over the top look” to the swing.
1-seeing the blur is an essential reference (see arc-blur-unstoppable momentum series)
2-feeling that the backswing will allow you to deliver in the direction you want to start the ball (see matching backswing to target)