Here you go!
Atthaya Thitikul
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3PyTXywceI&t=292s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnVfZBru6YU&t=46s
Enjoy!!

Very Clear and concise. Cleared up the tilt and the brace. Once again you made it easy to understand and practice to the perform.
Trey Jewell

Shawn, I’m surprised you even needed your lie angles flattened as IIRC you’re fairly tall and swing upright. Do you think getting lie angles changed is a big difference maker as far as feeling the swing and confidence behind the ball? At 5’7″, maybe it’s time I get those checked out from my “off the rack” set.

Appreciate the content, thank you!

Shawn, you mention “dragging the club back” as an excellent “drill” and a fabulous way to hit shots…can this be incorporated into the on-course swing, rather than just a drill??

Hi Shawn. First off thanks for being the one simple voice of reason and sense in a virtual universe of constant white noise, quick fixes and overly complex voodoo. 10 years into the game now. I started with you, then tried to find my own way, was perpetually confused and am now back to you exclusively and ready to get it right once and for all. Quick question on this. My fear is that this swing thought might lead me to flipping or scooping at the ball. My thought process defaults to rolling the hands over (passing through square to target at midpoint…hopefully…by some miracle of timing) through impact. What video or drill re-enforces the correct lead/trail feeling and interaction for correct release.

Hi Shawn. I was wondering if you have seen the new Aug 2018 Golf Digest where Stan Utley has written an article on putting? I don’t normally get into Golf Digests’ “tips”. But I really thought of you on this one. Check it out. He is using MOMENTUM and GRAVITY in the putting stroke. Something he never mentioned in his earlier books. Would love to hear what you think of this technique. Thanks Doug D.

Hi Shawn, the transition is best shown on your YouTube video `Best Downswing Weight shift`. Any chance of reviewing this video for the premium channel.
Regards, les

Shawn,

I am interested in this Center of Gravity, or the sternal notch. I was watching on Youtube one of your videos about spiral tilt and taking a divot. I am having problems taking a divot, but your videos helped me understand, I think and I am trying to verify with you.

If the sternal notch represents where your low point in the swing is, then aligning it just in front of the golf ball, this will allow you to drop the arms in the downswing (swinging freely) to hit the golf ball first, then the soil and allow you to take the divot consistently. Is that correct?

Then, when you want to hit a draw, you position the ball just back of center, your notch is now behind the ball and won’t this cause you to not take a divot? Help, I am confused!

Not trying to make more work for you Matt, but it would be great if you could include a little more detailed description of the videos intended key items, and when Shawn refers to a previous video for reference, a hot link to that video to view in advance. Thank you in advance and now get back to pounding balls at your intended target😊

I am having trouble drawing the ball. Instead, I tend to hit the ball right – sometimes 10 to 20 degrees. After setup, I slightly rotate to get my head behind the ball – irons. So I am hitting in the direction that my shoulders are aligned. Not at all sure what I am doing wrong. Should My back swing be away from my – more in line with my feet.

Hi Shawn:

I really enjoy doing the first of these two drills and feel like it has helped me immensely at finding the center of the club face. However, squeezing the ball through the door frame tends to lead me astray. I think the door frame analogy accidentally makes me focus on the ball and I end up somehow moving a bit closer to the ball in the process of trying to squeeze it through (wedge shanks…yikes!). Is this common when attempting to do this drill and what are your thoughts on how I can avoid the tendency to shank with the wedges? Thanks and all the best! – Chris

Hello Shawn,
Awesome content. About fine tuning the arm motion. If the flight path is draw or fade, does the arm path and plane get flatter or steeper, respectively, or is it always the same? Or is the ball position and the degree of the turning in of the golf club take care of working these two flight paths?
Garth from Green Bay,
Go Pack Go!

Hey Sean,

Keith from Bend Or here…. I recall from a previous session that you discuss ‘reverse’ lag in the back swing. I recently found this sensation and it has helped so much with syncing. My guess is lagging the clubhead in the take-away sets my wrists/ hands a little sooner as opposed to wrists cocking last in the BS.
Thoughts ?

Great video. Since in the golf swing the right arm collapses and the left arm stays relatively straight, Isn’t the left arm (Right hand golfer) the arm falling with gravity? In other words, does the left arm pull the right arm?

just wanna to say a big THANKS for all you do, been watching your vids and practicing all summer. played in a tourney this past weekend and shot 78-74 with 6 birdies over the weekend. birdied 18 sunday , 510yd par 5 with water in front and right , driver 3 hybrid to win the calcutta. you have transformed my game dude!!!