On course and in comps, I find I start the kinetic chain too early (rushing to hit the ball) and that leads to some ordinary results. If I take the time to let the wrist hinge naturally and fully, the ball striking is so much better. My task is clipping the stem or the tee for driver, but even if I stick to the task, if I rush to the downswing that little bit earlier the shot goes pear-shaped. To help stop this “rush”, should I try another task or do you have a video on this “transition” sequence I should consider?

So bacon strip divots are what we are after? 🥓

Hi Shawn. Have been following you for some time. I am making better contact, which brings it’s own problems. I have been overshooting the greens, then went to where I was consistently coming up short. If the green is elevated, how do you adjust your club selection to compensate for the rise? Or for the drop too.

I am really struggling to understand what is the meaning of Width in a back swing? Every time I try to do my version I try and stretch my arc outwards away from me to the max, then it gets tough getting back.

hi shawn,
you don’t have to explain anything to anyone. The kind of practical videos with reasoning no one out there truly does it like you do.
I am a decent player and you have taken me to different heights and from watching videos.
Keep doing what you do!

Shawn, am I correct or incorrect in my perception that the body rotation (getting out of the way) is what swings the weight of the arm/ club unit.? It seems that it is more than just letting the weight of the arms/club unit fall during the swing. Could you clarify this for me.Thanks

Shawn, I need one further clarification on the grip and the clubface orientation (square or closed) at address. I grip the club with a neutral grip and a closed clubface. Should the clubface remain closed when I actually place the club down behind the ball at address just before the takeaway move or will the clubface be squared up as a result of getting behind the ball before making my takeaway move? Anotherwords, is the clubface to be square or closed in my final address position? Thanks

From a habitual slicer, I no longer can hit a slice, struggling with my fade now. The way you explained the fade am looking forward to trying this today.
Just to clarify you said FADE:-
-we aim where we want to start the ball (which would be some yards left of the target)
-we swing in the direction we want to start the ball ( again left of the target)
-ball Forward of center ( draw being back of center)
-close face less ( it is closed but less compared to a draw)
My question- DO we line up left of the target where we aimed / start the ball or even more left of that? (like in the draw you said line up towards the target line).

Is the IP aimed at the red stake ?

Hi Shawn so many questions cause all the videos are in one here 🙂
In the Chip shot, most of the weight is in the Forward leg/feet through out right?

Hi Shawn,
This week working on levitating, garage door and the fade.
Will sawing left of ip encourage a bit of an out to in swing?

Every video I watch I think is a lightbulb but throwing to the re hinge really might be cherry on top.

Brilliant drill. Been hitting my 7 iron , 3w, driver in the range and actually had people watching me and wondering… Thanks

More than anything, its lovely to see a father and daughter working together on something they both love….. Love the premium channel. Thank you.

Shawn, I may have just had an “ah ha” moment implementing the head turn/tilt. Especially with the draw. It feels that it’s allowed me to get a full turn and stay on task with throwing to the right of my target. Your approach to teaching is incredible. You sir, are the G.O.A.T.