Shawn- one of your old videos talked about the left vs right hand action through the swing…it’s more of a pulling through with the left than a push with the right. I noticed that it’s rarely discussed in your videos, but I was hoping you could address it in New ones. I still struggle with a dominant right hand and push the club. My best rounds (low 70’s) is when pull through more with left hand. Hoping you can come up with more drills or thoughts on this in your videos. Thanks again
It is actually none of the above Bryan! It is the ball on a string! See the “hammer for more power shawn clement” video and then see “throw the club straight shawn clement” or the “club speed” video on premium!
You will feel that there is no pushing or pulling; just a kinetic chain!!!
Yes, quite possibly; this is a symptom of defaulting to the ball; have you done feet together drill?
See also “solid contact=no shanks shawn clement” on youtube; as well as the “henrik stenson drill shawn clement”
Shawn, earlier you asked for suggestions on videos. How about having one on creating more speed with the club? It could be about the proper way to do it with some examples and also some examples on the incorrect way to do it.
My comment is regarding the lighting on videos done in the covered range in Montreal…they are too dark to see all we need to see…like your face! 😉
My question comes from comments yesterday on the Senior US Open broadcast. Zinger and Faxson made a point of showing the “low” hands of the leaders and how that could be why they drove the ball so we’ll compared to amateurs who have a less acute angle between the shaft and forearms at address. It seems like the important thing is the relationship between the shaft and forearms at impact. Thoughts?
Shawn I’m still not sure about driver ?
1 in relationship to body (away ) got it
2 in relation to the arc of path slightly in front i don’t get this one ???? because the ball is in front i’m not clear so I hit hooks and draws when I should be hitting Fades and cuts. I do live in Colorado. altitude thing. I seem to hit draws when trying to hit draws.
I have watched all your videos on driver, draws and fades a couple times. I even draw the arc using flour to mark the grass.I use the range as you recommended left side I try and hit fades, right side I try and hit draws
Great question; in my case, yes, however, only after I changed from interlocking grip to overlapping grip as a junior; and in my experience, if the backhander or lead hand dominant person is not behind the ball enough, it makes it much harder to release…
At the top of the back swing, should I allow the arms to fall or do I allow the body to swing the arms through without manipulation, as in the Battering Ram drill?
In a pitch or flop, I feel the arms fall through the stem along the ground past my body towards the direction I want the ball to start; so arms falling towards something means body has to grab the ground with the lean foot and turn out of the way for you.
Full swing would be “throw the club on that side of the intermediate point” which would correspond to the direction you want to start the ball on; which would load the body’s kinetic chain more assertively.
Hey Shawn around 1:40 mark you describe how the index fingers of each hand apply pressure to the grip in opposing directions. Have I understood you correctly? Could you kindly expand upon this in more detail
Also, you talk about the how pads of the trail hand fingers wrap around the grip. Is this true for the lead hand as well?
Hi Gordon, no not each index finger at all! If you listen again, you will hear me say fingers against the index and the left hand agains the index (only the right index)
See the full grip video on this to clear that up; this one is like a little revew to emphasize Donna’s grip size she should have.
Great tip… starting to have the “lights come on” Wondering if you could go into more detail into the “release the club high concept related to this arm motion review and insight. Seems like the 2 issues are tied together and hoping my ideas match you teaching…
My focus is on moving my knees towards one another and trying to stay back.
I have a hard time aiming behind the ball as my instincts have me lunge at it. Therefore, I wind up putting it about 3 inches ahead instead of 1/2 inch.
I still sometimes hit it first or deflect into it. I suspect I’m not getting out of the way on the backswing or forward swing, which may result int my wrists collapsing and the lunar ball.
Man, that is the last thing you want to focus on! Always focus on using the weight of the arms and club to spray a jet or divot of sand onto the green where you want to land the ball; eyes on the sand about an inch behind the ball AND THE FOCUS IS TO USE THE SOLE OF THE CLUB TO SPRAY SAND and thats it! Never think about body parts; only sand in the direction you want it to go and the distance you want to land it on the green.
If we video taped ourselves throwing the club then throwing to a target above the ball then throwing to a target while the golf ball is in the way should the all look the same on video ?
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