You bet! Just like the Wolff Man! 😀👍
It does not have to be perfect to be good and that is exactly the goal and purpose of this video; to pass on the understanding of how to match backswing to a specific task which will confirm that the practice is moving in the right direction and will eventually pay off. That is more than half the battle right? To know you are moving in the right direction gives you the inner fortitude to follow through! 💪👌🤛
Do you feel the weight of the putter better with one hand more dominate on the grip. I noticed with one handed putting strokes the weight of the putter head is more apparent. I am puting that left hand over the dominant right hand very lightly. It seems like I can feel the weight better especially in the takeaway. Feels like the left is just along for ride. Is this garbage or does it have merit? dunno 🙂
Well, if it feels like one solid block from both shoulder sockets down and you are able to let the arms and putter roll the ball into the picture without interference, then why not?
Shawn.
😂always great memories for our students who practice throwing some clubs!
if the club is going where you want it to go, that is what is important; you will get better as you go so try to practice this once a week! Next is throw and not let go and feel the FULL MEASURE OF THE RELEASE OF THE RIGHT HAND OVER THE LEFT HAND, and then you go with PREDICTION with he “predict contact” and the “goldie locks” series. Rock on! 💪🤛
Right on! It is all about allowing the arm-putter unit to track it’s arc un impeded and with no interference! Just like a stock chip shot wisdom style of course!
Stuck at work today so this is a data collection day. Am I allowed to watch these great videos multiple times ? The idea is to permanently burn this data deep into my brain and purge all the garbage that I have accumulated over the years.
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I noticed on your hybrids swings you took virtually no divot. I had learned to try and take a divot with my fairway woods, which serves a player best sweep or shallow swing or skip and shallow divot?
I saw an interesting demonstration using Trackman while hitting hybrids. In one example, the golfer played the hybrid like an iron with the ball back in his stance and the clubhead angle of attack (AoA) descending at contact. Then, he played the ball slightly more forward, like Shawn does in this video, and struck the ball with a more sweeping motion and an AoA of basically 0.
Both methods produced good results, but the more sweeping motion definitely produced a longer shot, presumably due to less spin. Playing the ball back and hitting down on the ball may be more advantageous if you need to produce a higher shot with more spin that can drop more vertically onto the green and not roll off the back.
Shawn, being a 70 yr old senior how about taking a senior high handicapper and doing a Gc quad series. Would like to see videos of someone with my abilities. Thanks
This is the video that made all the difference! I’m still finding exactly how closed I need to be but I shot my best round of the year 85, just yesterday. Thank you!!! Golf is fun again!!
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 video. First of all, it confirms my choice of not using the logo on the ball anymore, it was really getting in my way.
Now looking at the hole is a very interesting thing that I should explore. I recently started practicing ice hockey (my 9 year old son is a goal keeper, I took some interest in that game, at 44 years old…), and being a right handed golfer I play hockey “left handed”, but more importantly I constantly look at the puck. I realised on my last practice that I pass the puck much better looking at where I want to pass it. Obvious stuff for any hockey player, but for me very hard habit to undo. So I might just apply this to my putting, because trying to match speed and slope isn’t very different to matching puck and playing partner speed.
I really appreciated the commentary over the drone section. It helped me focus on things I might have missed and allowed me into your own thought processes and descriptions while viewing your own swing after the fact. Good stuff!!! Thanks.
You are welcome! We are constantly thinking about how we can deliver the message in the clearest way possible; your feedback is greatly appreciated! 😀👍
Yes! The shank Mu had was a blessing in disguise for me! I tend to have a shank or two during a round then it’s “gotta hit the ball mode”, for me. After seeing this last night i had no shanks today and played with a lot of confidence.
And good grief I bet he can Palm a bowling ball with those catchers gloves for hands! 😂
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