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  • From [email protected] on EAGLE EXCLUSIVE ONLINE LESSON-Aligning Thinking Process

    Hi Shawn, just checking to see if there is any eagle exclusive videos coming soon. Also any updated audio to take along to the course.

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  • From [email protected] on FEET TOGETHER DRILL

    HI Shawn, will go and try this, you mention about getting tight in the swing, which is for sure on of my swing faults, except for this one which video would you recommend I have a look at to get rid of that feeling.

    Great content

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  • From [email protected] on The Grip - Part 2

    Having just subscribed ,I will say that of all the videos I have seen yours are the ones I always come back to(the reason I decided to subscribe).For various reasons, which I hope I can explore later. For now it’s because you ‘re not necessarily critical of a strong grip. I have thin wrists small hands and not so strong arms, so I need to use a strong grip. Actually it’s very strong with four knuckles showing. My question is should the right hand be placed in accordance with the way you describe in this video, in the neutral trigger position. Just to say I use the eight finger grip. Again because an overlapping or interlocking grip feels very loose.
    Glad to be here.

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    • From Shawn Clement on The Grip - Part 2

      please do not change that strong grip and go immediately to the “most important video on grip ever” video!

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  • From George Adams on Process - Part 4

    Where can I find your focus Description?
    thanks

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  • From Jukka Kymalainen on FEET TOGETHER DRILL

    I saw 10 years a go that “create serious speed” video. It has been big motivation for me and almost golf “secret” 😉 In trebuchet counterweight is falling and then stops. That slings the rope and boulder. Is the timing same in golfswing? Counterweight (butt) falls/turn and then stops/slows. Then wrists unhinges and release club. When clubheads catch your arms and starts pulling your arms, then butt starts move again up to finish.

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  • From [email protected] on FEET TOGETHER DRILL

    I’ve noticed that I can’t do the feet together drill very well if I’m not holding a club. I’m thinking it’s because there is not enough of a counter-weight for the butt. Not that is relevant to anything but interesting nonetheless.

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  • From [email protected] on FEET TOGETHER DRILL

    great lesson, clearly demonstrating the significant value in using your leg power, awesome ! You Sav and Mo, teacher and students, is brilliant. Thanks team!

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    • From Shawn Clement on FEET TOGETHER DRILL

      Thank you Joe! We are really loving the way things have developed and very excited about where things are going! 😀👍💪

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    • From Adam Hazelwood on FEET TOGETHER DRILL

      As soon as you start hitting with the arms, you’re screwed. Great drill for swing-the-clubhead training. Since restarting the game 18 months ago – this has been the biggest lesson for me. Once I start hitting with the arms, it’s all over – yet very hard not to do. What launch monitor are you using in this video – I’ve not seen it before. Any good?

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    • From Shawn Clement on FEET TOGETHER DRILL

      You will love the “feet together back to feet apart” and “pumping up the swing” and “using the weight in your swing-axe drill with Savy”

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  • From [email protected] on FEET TOGETHER DRILL

    When you say “get the arms higher” to Moo…what exactly do you mean. I know you low wraps around the body but want to understand and do “higher” correctly. Thanks!

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  • From [email protected] on FEET TOGETHER DRILL

    Hi Shawn – One of my favorite drills. Shawn is this the go to drill when I can’t find my proper balance and ball strike arc?

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  • From [email protected] on FEET TOGETHER DRILL

    Nice music very smooth. Help with tempo.

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  • From [email protected] on FEET TOGETHER DRILL

    Wow…you’ve done it again. At the 25 minute mark you said something about straying away from the front foot. As soon as you said it, I realized this is me and the hidden gem of this video. It completely explains why I don’t feel like I’m ever getting to the front foot with any pressure or balance in my finish.

    The true value of your premium channel is that there are so many off the cuff nuggets of gold I’ve lost count. Makes me look forward to Wednesdays and keeps me coming back for more. Keep the wisdom coming.

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  • From [email protected] on Predict Contact

    Hi Shawn,
    French premium member,I apologize for my poor English..
    I struggle a lot with this contact prediction idea..
    I feel a lack of confidence in the natural unhinging of my wrists through impact..
    The consequence is a kind casting to try hitting the ball with my right hand..(trail hand).
    I have played golf with this problem..for years ..
    Could you give me your opinion and some drills to try to correct that..
    Congratulation for your wonderful way of teaching !
    Christian . Suresnes France

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    • From Shawn Clement on Predict Contact

      Hi Christian! Yes, I have some great videos for this! See “how stop hitting with your trail hand” as a start. Then see the first video in the “consistency series”. Ce video va te montrer à quel point ta prise et face du club ont besoins d’être fermés au début du swing pour te permettre de livrer à travers la balle et vers la cible! Ensuite vois “kinetic chain series” et “throwing the club” et “throwing series”

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    • From [email protected] on Predict Contact

      Thanks Shawn. Et merci infiniment pour le Français !
      Christian

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  • From andy vasily on FEET TOGETHER DRILL

    Golf is not a game of perfect. Love that you guys are modeling in live time the not so perfect shots and working your way through them. All too often golf instructional videos not only make it seem like certain moves are super easy and simple, they rarely include actual footage of shots gone awry. The fact that you are choosing to keep these in the videos is awesome because that’s real golf, a game of ups and downs and learning through the process of trying to improve. The conversations you are having to talk your way through not so good shots is important in helping people better understand what might have gone wrong and what to do to improve. THANKS!!

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  • From [email protected] on Student Lesson with Kevin

    Shawn, my question is this. When you told Kevin to lower his hands with his wedges, would that also apply to his mid irons and hybrids? Fairway woods? Thanks

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    • From Shawn Clement on Student Lesson with Kevin

      Sorry I missed this one! The longer the club, the more outward the hands will go; we call it pre-deploying to where the G-forces will be taking the arm club unit!

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  • From [email protected] on KINETIC CHAIN | ARC-BLUR | ON COURSE TOURNAMENT PLAY SITUATION

    “Throw club to the target” is the key changer for me. Thank you so much Savvy!

    Before I tried to throwing club at the moment of starting down swing, that was hard to lock at the down swing moment. Now I will prepare for throwing club when preparing for the swing, with prediction of club passing the ball. I feel much more confident now.

    My next milestone would be always “let momentum does the work”. Now I can swing with low effort with irons but keep pushing hard on dirver downswing.

    Thank you.

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