Shawn irons are great. Fairway woods and driver fifty percent great. When the big hook comes it feels like my fight hand is is doing a fast release at the ball but that my club arm unit is still going to the target. The ball goes straight out and then exits stage left. I believe because they are woods I am trying too hard sometimes. Is there something I can concentrate on in the task to slow the swing and delay the release?

What happened with the mic?

Shawn, I was happy to see this video. I had been working this winter on the thought “swing to a pose”. Swing to the release really makes sure you get to the target. I do fairly well hitting into the net during a series of swings with the same club, but have found early Spring that I still revert back to some iffy swings on course and having a different club in my hand for each shot. So I know it is mental and yet it is hard to break habits that are ingrained. Guess I have to get out again to keep working on it 🙂 Thanks for the great video.

i completely understand the swing arc as it pertains to the irons and where to play in my stance but when i play my driver forward in stance , i struggle with hitting pull draws . isn’t the swing arc going to the left when the ball is played forward? i struggle getting the ball started to the right

Audio crackles but the message is clear. Did the feet together prep swings at lesson with Donna today. Helped with balance and rehinge and tempo.
FYI distance to ball has been an issue with the driver. Heel hits ++
Solved by finding the dynamic blur = static setup needs to keep clubhead in a sort of reaching position. Dynamic swing produced contact on centre clubhead, 4/10 effort and nice straight fade 220 +. Love that Wisdom in Golf.

Hi Shawn when you say draw grip/ fade grip are you simply referring to the club face being more open for the fade and more shut for the draw with the same gripping of the club as taught. Just a bit confused on that point. Thanks for the content

I just can’t get enough of those slow mo shots 🙂

Aha! The missing piece to the downswing puzzle. Looking forward to trying it out this weekend.

One of your best, helped me identify one of my main mistakes. Somehow it feels natural to drive the legs but it leads to inconsistency and probably a loss of distance. I have noticed that I hit my shorter irons much purer than the longest clubs, probably because it is harder to drive with the legs on the short irons. So I get 180 to even 190 with the 8 iron but only 200-210 with my 5 iron.

Great stuff Shawn! always looking for more ways to get the feel of the release deeper through the ball. My rehinge has got so delayed now that it happens behind my head and the finish looks the same as when Tiger was hitting that draw that he almost holed on #16 at Augusta this year! I get that finish when I do the Henrik Stenson drill to spray water deep with my Right Palm. Other times I have the Jack Nicklaus recoil onto back foot when I’m using the walking drill for a task, or it looks like Bubba’s high release when I use the Lead Arm sword slash feel! Evolution baby!

Shawn – a lot of great stuff in this video – focusing on keeping the feet bolted through impact – how do you take this video to the course when you may not be skiing and golfing simultaneously? 🙂
Is the takeaway here to try and keep pressure over the arches on both feet through impact to help keep your feet bolted?

This drill saved my sanity. I intend to do this at the start of every practice. Thanks Shawn!

Hi Shawn, just joined the Premium channel,//// lucky me… your videos are just awesome!!!!!!

Very Nice

This is something I have been working on. I find it important to make it on my practice swing. People too often cut their practice swing short.
One odd thing is I sometimes finish with my hands over my head instead of over the left shoulder.