Once again an awesome video. This will help me focus on the process. The open/closed concept and process will be my training!!!!

Good morning. Your instructions are excellent. I just started learning golf in August 2023. I have studied many other YouTube training programs. They are all excellent. However, yours have enabled me to understand and feel what I’m trying to accomplish in greater detail. Interestingly, the information/guidance I receive from others on the course is not as dynamic. They are very impressed with my improvements and have stopped sharing their experience. Thank you for that. My drives are between 200 and 250 yds now and the irons continue to outperform each previous days effort. This adds a task of guessing how much further the irons will perform each time. I look forward to doing so much better. Thank you.

Hey Shawn. Looking forward to following you on this journey. I checked out Andrew Huberman briefly on motor learning. He talks about error focus to speed up learning. My thoughts on this would be to focus on what needs to “better ” for the next repetition, grass clippings more towards the target!
More focus on what I need to do better vs. what I am doing incorrectly.

Hi Shawn, could grip size play a factor in “crimping” with the lead hand? I have standard size grips and I find it difficult to crimp with the lead hand. Vs crimping the handle of a baseball bat feels more comfortable.

Hi, Shawn. This video looks like a great routine. I’m looking forward to giving it a go.

Here’s my current question (reflection) — and I don’t even know if it’s the right question: In one phrase: how to build shot-by-shot consistency? Especially when I’m not a Moe Norman, out there for 7 or 8 hours a day.

Just finished 3rd season. Overall, my swing is better than the previous season; not appreciably in distance, but having the result of a given swing more often match intention. But scores didn’t budge this past season. On most holes, there’s almost always some mis-hit — which will appear at any point, tee to green, even if the previous shot was perfectly done. And of course the blow-up holes, with a series of mis-hits. Sure — adapt and re-set for the next shot. But, before the point of impact, a set-up and swing that results in a mis-hit doesn’t feel any different than a set-up and swing with a good result. (Golfers: undying optimists. We will take that next shot.) How to build shot-by-shot consistency in the “open loop” context on the course? Compare a best ball round. A group might shoot close to par, even if, as individuals, they are usually bogey or bogey-plus. How does one become one’s own best ball partner? Thanks.

With teeing the ball up, how much higher should the ball be compared to the club resting on the ground? Are there some tees out there that you recommend? Also any tees you recommend for the driving range?

Excited to give this a go !!! deff going to bring my practice sessions to a new level

Shawn – what do you recommend doing when you see the arc tracking on the right line, but the low point is not where you want it? for example the ball is already placed a hair back on center for a draw, but the low point is well before the ball.

Epic!!!

Hey Shawn, I’ve had a few pros comment that I’m rotating my forearms and hands through impact, and that that is too difficult to time properly, and that that’s been causing inconsistency left and right. I’ve also experienced some pain in my left wrist as a result of trying to rotate that forearm as I pull down on the handle and release through impact. My solution to this feedback and integration with your teachings is as follows… I’ve noticed that when I get into a braced tilt position with the intention to drive the golf club hammer into the door frame, I’m able to take a strong grip with my left hand that allows the club face to be sufficiently square to target as I pull the club through the door frame. This stronger grip with the left hand means I don’t have to rotate through impact with my forearms. the release (the bulk of the rotation of the forearms and Club face) actually happens after impact. I’ve also found a relationship where the stronger my grip is on the left hand the more I have to brace tilt. Additionally, it becomes essential that I maintain that tilt through impact or else if I don’t stick with the shot and I jump out of the tilt through impact it goes way left and more left. Am I on the right track?

hey Shawn been recording my swing to see how i’m progressing and it seems as i get to the top for the backswing and start to stand up and lose my posture and my trail leg gets completely straight any tips or advice to help me keep better posture as i get to to the top of the backswing?

Hey Shawn, comparing my swing to yours (I’m looking for more consistency), at P2 and P3 when the club is parallel to ground on the way back (sorry to reference POSITIONS!!) my trail knee is significantly straighter, there is significantly more gap between my knees, and there is more hip turn. Should I reduce this to match what I’m seeing in this video?

Shawn, which videos do you recommend to get my wedges/irons on a lower trajectory esp 9,8,& 7 irons…thanks…Michael

hey Shawn video seems to be glitching at 4.00

shawn also 12 min and 14 min it glitches