Any changes with driver or fairway woods ?

Thanks Shawn… The Drone Footage was AWESOME…in particular captures what it looks like to stay centered which I have been working on this week so very timely video. BEST PART WAS… WATCHING THE BILL OF YOUR GOLF CAP in particular in slow motion and how long that Cap 🧢 stays behind the ball after the club face passes through the ball and stays there until the shoulder pulls it into the finish. Drone footage is extremely helpful and YES… YOU ARE… TEACHING WISDOM. THANKS

Shawn another outstanding video lesson! I discovered my weight shift was causing me to shift off the ball. I did the one leg drill on range and the feel helped me sort that out. Wow what a difference in contact. This with throwing the club might be the best two drills for us typical weekend warriors! Thanks!

Hi Shawn… I use the feet together drill often while warming up. I have also used the one-legged drill when I start to have trouble with swaying into the ball. Recently I heard Say suggest a narrower stance might be of help. I have gone to a 12″ to 14″ width stance on most of the irons. For some odd reason, I feel more stable and centered with this stance. Is there a long term problem with using a narrow stance or putting the feet closer together in a match where we might be struggling with location?

Hi Shawn, I play with G400 Max 10.5, recently switched from the stock shaft to Tensi Orange. The fitter said I hit very hard, so I should change the shaft. The regular stock shaft was very very soft. He replaced it with the Tensi Orange Stiff 60g. Ball flight actually gotten better from a lot of sliced shot. I guess I was able to hit it with more square face vs open. Now it is more like bigger fade. The issue is it would launches high, and dead stop after it lands on the ground. After watching your videos on driver. I start to aim more clipping the tee, target out front, at address I hover the club, leave it in the center of stance, close the club face. I began to see ball goes to the left, some with little draw. However, the ball flight still seems to be higher than ideal. I read something about this is a high launching head. I feel because the launch is so high, it lost distance. Should decrease the loft from 10.5 to 9.5? Currently, I am carrying like 200-210 (don’t have launch monitor, based on distance marker. Thanks Hung

terrific instruction and drills. Question before you start down are you squatting down to be able to push of the ground as you do on the 2 legged swing?

Wow! Tried this at the range today. Mid-iron shots on one leg were nailing the pin. I would three or four shots on one leg then go to both legs, but the dispersion was not nearly as good using both legs. I’ll keep up the drill. Any additional advice on going from the one leg drill to both legs?

Shawn – you gave me this as one of five videos to work on. Should this be incorporated into setup with every club!

Interesting to see – but can you share how much grip pressure you are applying? The notion of “use gravity” interprets (for me at least) as a loose grip to allow the forces of gravity to take place.

For chipping, I use a fairly loose grip – but for a pitch of 50-90 yards, I tend to hold it tighter. Should I also hold it loosely?

Thanks Shawn!

Hi Shawn, I’ve gone through many of your intro videos (the process, rhythm training, the process, etc. and you keep discussing cutting the grass or dandelion head. When on the golf course and actually hitting the golf ball, where should my focus be? What should i be trying to accomplish, related to where the ball actually sits? Sometimes it is back of your stance, sometime it is front, sometime center. Am I aiming for the ball, or the grass just before it, etc. Thank you.

Interesting comment by Savannah – about playing defensive (I have to score well, I have to make sure, etc) is SO TRUE. The second you do that – it almost guarantees a bad score!

The challenge is really to keep on swinging freely – stick to the task/control your strain level – and the ball will go where the ball will go.

“Any attacking swing, will still be better than any defensive swing” – gold nugget right here.

Hi Shawn, I spend a fair amount of time in my car and would love to download your podcast for listening on the road. I have not found a way to do this on your site. If this is possible, please sent instructions. I’m a fairly new subscriber and have recently upgraded my account. I am enjoying the content and I believe I am seeing a difference on the course. Thanks for your help.

Hi Shawn, I think I’m making some progress but am still very inconsistent. I believe my biggest issue is staying behind the ball. I start there, just fine, but as I transition to my downswing I drive my whole body towards the target. I’m sure the answer is somewhere in tases videos so could you point me towards the ones I should focus on?

Hi, I noticed your ball position for hybrid and fairway woods are almost the same as 7 irons. Thought it is supposed to be closer to the front foot?

hi shawn, not a comment on the one leg drill, but only on the way i see savannah swinging. It is about the quick change of direction at the top of the backswing, together with a turn of the wrist. It gives a crisp contact so i know and distance. In my change to your swing , to create structure at the top, which makes it even possible to stop at the top, might have made me to rigid in the wrist, although many times i strike the ball very well . Quick move or not ,comparing your swing and savannah s swing, is there happening something special with the wrist at the top ?