Hey, Shawn! I’ve been tasked with mastering the walking drill and I was wondering if there is a “more efficient” and “less efficient” way to master it. Should I spend 10 minutes before a round practicing, should I dedicate a whole range session only hitting through the walking drill? If you could offer some guidance, I’d really appreciate it!
-Hunter

Shawn, I noticed that you planted your front foot while throwing the frisbee. Then when you swung your club, your front foot stayed planted. However, in the no arm series, your front foot was sliding a bit.

Hi Shawn. Does every shot need to be handled this way or the PMD and Ball on a string feel can take care of it?

So glad I joined this site. Really breaking it down, my game has improved greatly by just watching the you tube videos. The hammer driving the nail picture/feel has shot my drive out to 280 with the occasional 300. Game changer. I am 60 with bad knees and a shoulder replacement but using your principles I have a solid pain free swing. Its simple. Thanks!

Closing the face seems to work great with shorter clubs. Longer irons and woods snap hook city.

I just can’t believe you are hitting it farther and farther every year. Can’t wait to start frisbee throwing and see the results. I’ll keep you posted

Okay, so on Youtube, you had a video about 4 months ago with Sav, that had the jack knife drill in it.

I always thought that when I did that drill that I was doing it wrong because when I would let the arm/club unit fall through, it LOOKS like my shaft is out away from my body, and that there is no way I could possible connect to the ball. But I tried it today and I got the ball just fine.

So when you talk about how people think they are going to miss the ball, this absolutely was the case for me. I don’t know if I’m explaining it well here, but another AHA moment after watching videos that I’ve already watched…… hahaha

You use the term, “parallel to the ground”. What do you mean?

Hey Shawn,

When your are aligning to swing left of the intermediate target is the club face square to the IT ??

Hi Shawn — in the winter on those days we can’t make a simulator (if we have access) — are there some videos we can do when we want to practice but not with a club. For example i have been practicing snap release in my kitchen feeling the weight of my arms (to the annoyance of my wife :>) just to ingrain the feel and imagine shots. But if there are some videos on this as a guide would be great to know. thank you!

Very nice

Great video Shawn well done. Q: What adjustments need to be made with the driver when you want to keep the ball flight low on those windy days? or Just go with a lower lofted club?

Great update video👍 I just watched video where Robert Rock explains how neutral grip is one fundamental to him. He needs that to get good spin numbers and good distance control. It is very interesting that you can play good golf with neutral or also very strong grip.

Hi Shawn, I am trying to work on this on my patio outdoors. When I take the Club back, I can’t see which way the club is pointing at the top since I don’t have the same amount of flexibility as Sav😉. Any thoughts on how I can set up a system or I can see where the club is pointing at the top of my back swing? I know I can see which way my club is pointing, via my patio door reflection, on the way up.

As senior, I’ve noticed that my lead arm unconsciously collapses at the top of my backswing. I suppose , trying to get the club back further. It doesn’t seem to affect my momentum.
Would I be better off doing a 3/4 swing and stopping before the lead arm collapse happens?