Hello Shawn. would videos talk discuss how the pelvis moves in backswing or the right hip moves so there is no sway?

driver setup middle of stance ball off right toe
aim middle right of fairway(left handed)
swing middle
am I swinging along toe line or along target line?
toward 3rd base ??

Love this series. Where can I learn about the trap draw that Sav refers to in the video?

Glad to hear you all enjoyed WP9! Great little muni course here in Orlando.

On an uphill shot, should you use a less lofted club?

Hello Shawn,
Trying to cut the stem or a bamboo in both direction i have been experiencing a kind of a new image. In fact i imagine that a bunch of bamboo sticks are lying down in front of me forming like a curtain lying on the floor, and when i am trying to cut to see what.s behind this curtain then my club tends to touch the ground in both direction better. I don.t know if my image is good or should i go back on imagining a stem standing up instead of lying down?

This has to be my favorite style of video. Teaching the concepts and instructing someone (Moo and Sav). The tug of war feeling with the head back and seeing the ball go through an actual “door frame” are golden nuggets! Thanks!

This is a great series of instruction for seniors. I am 84 and it is very helpful. Shot an 80 today in spite of strong winds and cold weather. Interesting that your driver set up is with center of mass of driver is about 6-8 inches behind the ball. I think Moe had the driver about 23 inches behind the ball.. all your videos are very good, especially the earlier ones. However it is difficult to find some of them, ie: “ don’t let it hit me, don’t let ir hit me”. I love that one but can’t find it.
Stay safe,
Flip

Are you opening and closing the club at address by turning it with your hands in place, by moving the handle forward or back, or by changing your grip? Do you use the same procedure with the driver as with the other clubs?

Shawn – good video! I’ve been struggling with slice. This lesson and football drill helped me tremendously. The big take away for me was that I was not completing my backswing. Completing the back swing with my elbow on task for throwing the football at target through intermediate target produced nice ball flight with no slice. Hit driver 270 yards….not bad for 62+ years old.

Another good one guys – Savvy, that finish position is 🔥 🔥 🔥!

Bill Mehlhorn said “The last thing to move in the take away is the club head”. It is a great way to hit the ball, especially if you have stiff wrists. Good series.

This was a great series! #5 really helped me out of my recent quandary, which was…… ” trouble getting the club in the slot while maintaining leverage.” Maintaining leverage (for me) is “being able to whip the club.” Went to the range after watching #5 twice; to confirm that I interpreted the lesson correctly. Wow! Just pounding the ball! Effort 4 and velocity 8! Hit about half a dozen drivers and the last couple I amped it up. So much fun!
Thanks Shawn, Mu and Sav!

I have played for 60+ years by defaulting to the ball and have learned to square the face by manipulating my hands and timing my “release/flip”. I don’t have direction issues but am seriously distance challenged. I now know why!! FWIW I would never hammer horizontally like you show. I need to rethink that and think about lining up the radius and ulna to deliver the club through and let the release just happen?? Are there other videos that you can suggest? Thanks so much for all you do.

When you and Sav go to the top, it appears to me that as you start the downswing you both actually raise the arms slightly higher is this automatically happening with you being aware?