Awesome feedback Baba! 👍😀

Exactly Arthur! More access to target means deeper lag and a more THROUGH WARD action in the direction of flight. Let’s go! 🫶👍😀

Very good question; very important!
the key to the set up is to feel that the momentum of the swing has complete access to the direction you want to start the ball without any need to guide or steer. Then ball position and distance to ball as well as grip and club face should allow the ball to be well struck, start on the line wanted and feel like it will curve in the air the way you want it to. If you are not behind the ball enough, it will feel as it you will push right or have to reach back to not miss the ball. When you get behind the ball, you are also setting the tilt axis that will allow you to collect the grass along the ground and have access to releasing out into the direction of flight. Too much tilt and you will scuff the ground and hit up on the ball and too little tilt and you stick the club in the ground. Whatever it looks like is whatever it looks like. For many who are not used to it, it will feel CLOSED, but then you look on video and you see SQUARE. Another video to get this naturally is the “hammer drill” video. Enjoy!

AND YOU! 🫶🎄

IT IS AWESOME!!!!! Look at any baseball pitcher, short stop throw, stone skip throw, forehand frisbee throw, tennis serve etc…THE FYING ELBOW IS REQUIRED FOR HUMAN ARM ANATOMY TO EFFICIENTLY THROW THE CLUB WITH VELOCITY AND PREVENT OVER THE TOP WHILE LOADING THE ARM-CLUB UNIT TO DELIVER THROUGH THE BALL AND OUT INTO THE DIRECTION OF FLIGHT.

GREAT QUESTION! Sorry for the emphatic caps but I wanted to convey the importance of allowing it to happen and not try to control and contain it.

Yes-Yes-Yes!! Thank you for the awesome comment Krista! 👍💪

Tilting to match surface is the silliest thing that has ever been taught as you would not match the shoulders on a level lie. You hit the long irons farther and the short irons and wedges shorter uphill and vide versa downhill. No need to choke up on the grip with ball above the feet and aim sideways to have a balanced and through-ward action towards the direction of flight and ball positions are exactly the same. TRY WHAT I TEACH ON THESE; I HAVE DONE MY HOMEWORK (thesis equivalent) and then some and it is all backed by a stadium full of golfers worth of feedback.

Great catch there Krista! When you match awareness that you have full access to target release delivery BECAUSE of the tilt of the head; things start improving fast!

I can also see the blur of the club better now! Blowing up the comments section 🙂

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Hi Adrian! Sorry I missed this one! You would not think about doing this at all; what you want to do is have access to the target or the direction you want to start the ball during the whole downswing; and for that you need a solid task! See the “top 3 tasks” and the “Task 2.0 series”

Hey Sam! Just sent you a couple clips on your email; the videos you want to see are “posture” and “dynamic posture” as well as “kinetic chain facilitation and engagement series”
You want to take your posture first, with solid knee flex, which will feel “stupid ridiculous” in your mind, then bring the posture to the ball which will feel too far from the ball, but when you put on video, you will look just normal…😝😝

At 104 MPH, you are good to go with a 9 degree! 😀👍
and yes, a good 60 gram stiff flex shaft is good; Ping-Cobra-Callaway-Titleist are good brands to try

I have always advocated to aim the flow of momentum LEFT of the IP so that you start left and fade back to the target for fades.

Hi Matt! At the back of the arch right over the ankle as the centre of gravity is a bit more back in one leg; but it is still forward of the heels;

Cool. So zero weight on the right foot, right? I’m feeling my tendency is for some weight to go to my right toes on takeaway 😬 that’s not right is it?

The right leg and foot need to be positioned so that it is hanging from the hip; if the right foot is too far back or away from the left, it will pull weight towards it and you will feel compression on the big toe; remember also that the left leg does not stay bent the whole way at the same level!

Ok ill keep an eye on that next session.
Also as a side note my right elbow is way behind me at the top of my swing and club is kinda layed off – what causes that? Happens always not just the one leg drill?

See “how to match backswing to ball direction” You need to feel that at the top of the backswing that you can let the club and arms fall and they will fall in the direction you want to start the ball; if you are looking for a draw, the laid off backswing position simply won’t jive; and if you are trying to keep the arm pits connected, PLEASE STOP THAT INSANITY AND LET THE ARMS GO COMPLETELY FREE!!😝😝

Nice! An oldie but goodie! 😀👍

Glad you loved it Dexter! This will get you next level flow in your swing!