Shawn, when I try to engage my legs in the downswing with a “squat” to get my upper body out of the way and increase the power of swinging my arm/club unit, I tend to hit fat shots.when I squat. Is the problem timing of the squat or something else? I need to improve my use of my legs to engage the ground with the up and down moves during the swing. Your suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks

I am trying to do all these drills but I am stuck at a 75 mph clubhead speed.

Hi Shawn, I have another question lol…when the head is allowed to go up and down piston like but centred is that rise and fall all from the legs or some straightening of the waist too?

Hi Shawn,
Finally realising what an effortless swing should be.

Wee bit confused at setup with the IP, i doubt it makes a difference but its been bothering me.

1. I see my target and take an ip between the ball and the target.
2. After the club selection, practice swings, I setup vary of my ball position.
3. Do I Tilt and then get the feel of the club aiming at IP after which I swing a little right of the IP for a draw

VS 
what I have been doing, where I aim over IP BEFORE the tilt when standing over the
ball result is that I am automatically ready to hit right of the IP when I tilt.
I don’t have a golf course near me, closest one is 2 hours away. So been really working with the swing on a cage I had made at home.

hey shawn, love the content and videos, they are incredibly insightful. i have a quesiton in regards to shoulders at set up. you seem to have a slight tilt(left above right) at set up even for irons. is that the case? i have always been told to have level shoulders, with the exception of driver. can you elaborate/explain the set up of shoulders in regards to tilt at set up? thanks

Shawn, 1st question- when did you switch to Cobra from Callaway? 2- when on the course and playing well or not well how do you control the NO control?

Hi Shawn, love the work you’re doing! Your instructions have been the best I’ve ever received! Makes so much sense and so simple. Unlearning all the stuff I’ve picked up over the last 27 years is difficult.

My question. I’ve been taking an easy swing with the driver. Using battering ram, nick the tee, and make it tumble. I have the throwing the club sensation and am focused on the farther and picture. My problem is distance. I’m only getting about 250-260 carry. I have a Titleist 910D2 9.5 driver with a Diamana ki’li 65 mid s-flex shaft.

I appreciate any advice/suggestions you have. Wish I could fly to Canada for a one on one lesson!

Hi Shawn,
Had trouble raising my lead heal during backswing. I hit a few pushes and a lot of pulls. As I have always kept my lead foot down, I couldn’t figure out where the weight went. It got better when I tried to keep the weight in the back swing on the inside of my right foot’s arch and heal. It got dark and could experiment further. Am I on the right track?

Hi Shawn, been doing this drill for a month. Revisited it as somehow the one leg drill didnt work out that’s gonna be another post on another video.
As for this drill I almost want to NOT go back to feet apart. 165 carry head wind with my 7 iron dead center of the green again and again.
Doing it so well! How does it help in the real world /in the golf swing? Can hit my driver to my wedge with feet together , people on the range have started telling me to adopt this as my golf swing!
There isn’t another teacher like you on this planet atleast…. 🙂 Thank you.

Thank you,
with the feet together the first few shots after selecting a target always start left / pulls. Then I default to taking an IP and it just becomes clean and true.
Having a slight problem with my divots, no complaints in the ball striking, but divots are huge may strike oil one of these days. With feet together its brushing the grass , with tilt and feed apart ball first but deep divots! Any video on this.

Great video guys just what I needed, I like the idea of not trying to fix a flight path straight away but trying to find a pattern first.

Hey Shawn, The one legged drill am not sure where I am going wrong. After doing the feet together which was sublime, I switched to this, few good shots with a 6 iron, and then I just shanked , dead right into the range fence. Usually with playing the “clement” swing, i can figure it out but this seems to have gotten away.

Thanks for directing me here Shawn. I needed this.
My lead arm is so stuck to my chest, and I see the distance between yours and the chest. Its all down to the turn which yours is so amazingly flexible and the “heaving”.
Also I notice you end the swing so wonderfully where the feel of what comes next is felt, mine I now realize goes that little bit longer extra which I now know is to compensate for my lack of turn during the bs.

This is one of my favorite videos Shawn (hard to pick, you have so many greats). I like how you emphasize the release going back and through, and it’s great to see you miss left when you use too much effort (this way we can understand why this is happening to us). Two things I’m currently focused on is giving it time before starting down (using gravity or the weight of the club) ….and very importantly for me…consciously releasing going back. It’s so easy to do this with perpetual motion, but when starting from a static position I really have to think about this, and do this with effort (even more effort with driver vs iron). Is this a common issue for folks? Seems like the importance and awareness of this cannot be underestimated.

Hi, been doing this daily due to monsoons here in india my course’s fairways are like rough.
What changed in Sav’s swing from taking out deep divots and then thin to perfect divots. Was it effort that made her take deep divots?