Shawn, I am still waiting for a Bryson DeChambeau video that I can search for on your WIG Premium. Did see your discussion on YouTube where you say that he has to use a table tennis flip as he releases. As proof your video in the face on position, when your hands are at shoulder height in the follow through, shows the butt of your club pointing directly at me as you explain the flip he “has to do.” But a slow motion video of Byrson at the same position shows that the butt end of the club is still pointing almost toward the R side of his body, not 80 or so degrees away from his body pointing at me. as they would if he was using a table tennis back hand flip. It seems more to me that his hands are always in front of his body and his hinging is always directly in front of his torso, not swinging around his torso as with a table tennis flip. Love your teaching and videos — I am trying to combine all of your methods, as much as I can, with Bryson type swing. Your YouTube Video was great until you got into table tennis flip which I can not see in his swing. Thanks for all you have done for all of us duffers !

Because we don’t have your personnal credentials, you need to cancel this from your side; email us directly and we will be glad to help! Shawn

great video on hip turn, I notice in practice and on launch monitor that when following your swing fundamentals that my shot quality , distance and power #’s are much greater when my L upper arm is somewhat married to my L upper pectoralis muscle. Given the task I want to perform, is this something you would advocate? Thanks in advance for your reply

Hi Shawn. For a person with small hands, would oversize grips be an advantage or a disadvantage?

This is why like Wisdom in golf. Like this hip turn video, everything makes sense 👍 Normally they talk just “right” positions and forget how human body is build.

Is there a “consumer friendly” version of the Swingvision out there? I’ve seen some great teaching sessions with a K-Vest training mode and could see the same for this.

Sorry, MySwing

I often dub long putts by hitting the ground first. Very embarrassing. I suspect it’s because my left hand low grip promotes a downswing. Thoughts?

Hi Shawn
Sorry I cant see where to leave a question which may not be directly related to a particular video Do we simply email your support?
Anyway, just to ask if there is any video where you go into detail on “the snap” to which you refer periodically?
Thanks
Regards
Ian

Extremely helpful as always Shawn!
Am i correct in imaging that not releasing properly is a significant clubhead speed inhibitor?
If so, by how much can that be?
Thanks
Regards
Ian

Hi Shawn
What do you think as a training aid , of the DST compressor? cheers

Happy Gilmore drill for lead hand dominant players? Is there going to be a video? 🙂

Shawn– My dad was European so I grew up in the U.S. playing soccer not baseball. However, I saw a video where you talk about a baseball batter only raising the bat when he sees a pitch he likes. I am getting my best results acting like “the baseball batter that I never was”– I pause slightly at the top then unweight the arms and let the sword do the work. Thanks to you, I can play good golf knowing that I can completely finish the backswing and even pause at the top which is NOT what “everybody else” says about starting the downswing before finishing the backswing (that does not work for me because in a real game situation, I won’t even finish the backswing or if I do, I will then manipulate the club on the way down instead of using gravity and the sword). Hence the importance of my slight pause at the top like a baseball batter who sees a pitch he or she likes. Actually the slight pause is my trigger to unweight the arms and let gravity and the sword do their things. Where is that baseball batter video? (note: historically, in my 5 years playing golf, my tendency was never to finish the backswing. Thx, Paul

Shawn is it the arms that initiate the backswing and the torso responds by getting out of the way, or, is it the torso that initiates the movement and the arms follow? Same question for downswing.
I have a sneaking feeling that you may have already answered my question earlier. LOL.

cheers,

Gordon

Shawn , don’t you have any on course video with weather we can relate to up here in Da Frozen Tundra??? ;>)