Thank you Shawn.
I’ve been with you for almost a year. I love golf and came across you on YouTube. Your wisdom in golf has changed my whole approach to the game. I’ve seen huge leaps in my score, but the “feel” and instinct I have on the course now is my proudest achievement. Thank you for sharing this side of golf.

Great video! Just wondering if there is a video that discusses the various levels of membership. For example, what exactly is Eagle… and what does this give you? What is a review like? I have been thinking about it, but not sure what it is.

Just started back into long irons. Got a new set of clubs which includes a 4 iron. I missed it. In this video, you appear have more of a closed stance with both iron and fairway wood, rather than your usual…. to the target with the draw and slightly open with the fade. Am I seeing this incorrectly? Also, my draw appears to be more of a low stinger, with little apex. Not more how to correct this.

Shawn, I have been looking for a way to stop moving my upper body ahead of the ball on the down swing. Maybe some earlier instruction advocated a lifting of the trail heel as the weight shifted to the forward leg. Being bolted to the ground with trail foot until after impact should help in staying behind the ball. Any other videos to help with this problem?
Thanks.

Shawn,

I agree the explanation of how the content is organized is a tremendous upgrade and will help us find the relevant video. Committing to a task is essential. I try to practice many of them but at the time I am playing I do not have a primary task. I think there should be a main task then have the ability to use the required task. For example, I relate to hammering, in practice I throw the club with extreme accuracy but you need to peel carrots if on the cart path.

Hey Shawn. Thanks for the reorganization. You mentioned in this video that be closing down the face Muse result was keeping the ball straight away in the fairway most of the time but he started hooking the ball.

I’ve also closed down the face and the result with hybrids and long irons has been dramatic. After watching your last video I tweaked it a bit more and I’m having a problem hooking my wedges….bad. My wedges have always been money for me. Is it as simple as opening the face a bit more and not getting the hands as much in front? I’m baffled.

Thank you Shawn.

Mike

Hi Shawn, I luv this video on the lead hand release, and was really looking forward to the following week when you stated you would be talking about the trailing hand release, I saw your grip video you did next but would luv a video on the trailing arm release like the one done above – how about it!

Great example of kaizen or constant improvement you embody that in your teaching which inspires me to do the same in my learning Peace

Hi Shawn. Great initiative. I’m a new member and submitted my first swing review yesterday mentioning that I felt like I was drinking from a fire hydrant. I’m looking forward to get easy access to the different concepts you are regularly referring to (tasks, goldielock, perpetual swing, throwing the club, etc.). Looking at the various comments on the site, I’m confident that this is a great place to learn but, like most of us here, I’d like to be able to quickly find the elements which will help me improve the most. Thanks

You mentioned “last weeks video on getting to your finish”. I did a search but could not find it. Could you help?
Thanks

Hi Shawn, how do you know when a task isn’t working for you? How do you know if it’s the task itself or something with setup, focus or something else? How long should you stick with a task before moving on to another task?

Working of the draw with various irons, I noticed that as the club go to the longer irons, the club face needs to be less closed. My 4 iron has just a slight closed position, in contrast to an 8 iron, which is a lot more closed to produce a similar draw. Does this make sense? Or am I doing something wrong?

This along with “Swing too Fast?? Rushing Downswing..”, took me over the hump. For the first time in years I can fell momentum, “levitation” at change of direction, release and acceleration towards the target with any club, every time, IN MY PRACTICE SWING. Above the ball I go right back to rushing and trying kill Mr. Callaway. I can’t seem to stay with my target or the feel with any consistency.

I know you address this in many videos but if you had to pick one, which would it be?

In the video you close the face and take a neutral grip. Then at address as you square the club face the grip becomes a super strong grip. Are you meaning to demonstrate how to get a strong grip or are you saying that’s how you would get a strong grip rather than taking a strong grip on a square club face. I know that closing the club face does work doing if this way. Just a little confused.

Hi Sean, I’m wondering where to focus my eyes as I swing. I am struggling with inconsistency. Sometimes I make flush contact but more often than not I strike the ground early. I am working on keeping my head still and I think if I had the correct eye target in my swing it would help tremendously.