Hi Shawn, I’ve found this drill so helpful, it has been part of my pre- shot routine just now. I honestly can’t tell you how well I struck the ball and the carry distance has gained some 20+ yards with less effort – however I just need to dial in my yardage again as I’ve air mailed 3 greens today and gone from looking like a birdie chance to a double bogey on all 3 aaaaaahhhhggg!
Hey Shawn,
I believe I kind of have a good understanding of it but when you say that you’re looking for a high/low fade and draw “flavor” do you mean your release/position? Or are there other factors that affect this other than the ball position? Is there a video you can direct me to that will elaborate a bit more on height/trajectory of ball flight in terms of why/how it will fly high or low in response to the relationship with the arc blur, release, and ball position?
From my understanding I can see that placing the ball at the center as you’ve mentioned in this video for a high draw makes sense because it’s coming a little up on the ball due to the arc, right? But is there anything else you mean when you say high/low “flavor”? Are you also releasing it a little later so it’s released higher? Thanks.
You will see the videos on “working the ball” and I would also see “fade fine tuning” and “draw fine tuning” so you can see what you need to do for your swing when working the ball. Some of my students need to close the face more on a fade and some less; and it will evolve as you develop this skill as well!
Just so I can gain a better understanding, would you say typically to release it higher into the picture, the release is a bit more delayed? And then opposite for a lower release where the release feels a bit lower and sooner after impact than a higher one for both fade and draw? Thanks Shawn, everything seems to be slowly coming together for me except I’m just starting to develop the importance of being aware of what happens after impact, which I would assume would make my striking wayyy more consistent 😅😅.
Hello Shawn this axe drill looks easy when Savvy and you are performing it but it is really challenging to achieve it and it cannot be mastered in one or two practice sessions. I think it requires a real commitment.
Oh yes I did ! Some shots hit while performing the drill were pretty good. Actually it helped me realised that I was not turning enough during my back swing and also that my weight should shift on the front foot at the transition / top of the backswing. When I managed to transpose that to the true swing the distance was amazing (with some hooks sometimes as you warned me in the audio comment on my swing analysis)
Hey Shawn, I’m a new subscriber and have been all over the place in locating videos. I find myself getting lost with what I want to see. In the video where you are hitting left handed the ball appears to be back quite a ways in your stance, I’m judging this by the location of the white tee in front of you and the white tee behind on the square mat. Your technique and motion looks like a Dr Kwon type of motion.
I would like to hear where the ball is in your stance and why Sav doesn’t have your precise motion. Would you also please direct me to a location in the Premium section where I can progress through your teachings in an organized manner.
thank you for your patience.
jb
Hi Jerry! Let’s start with WISDOM IN GOLF 1.0 which you will see at the bottom of the “list of videos by date” and you will see that Dr Kwon is a bit later to the table than you think! 😝😀 Then see the “working the ball” videos and you will get ball position and to make that even more precise, see “the goldie locks series” which is a prediction process you are going to develop based on the shots you want to hit; the BIG 4 are BALL POSITION, DISTANCE TO BALL, GRIP AND CLUB RELATIONSHIP, AND LEVELS.
Once you have gotten your feet nicely wet, let me know what parts of your game you want to improve and I will be glad to point you in the right direction.
There is no cookie cutter way to go about it as everyone comes with a certain bagage from past instruction that has been flawed from the beginning. Stay on this roller coaster and enjoy the ride; there will be ups and downs, but there will be career shots and big thrills along the way!
Hi Shawn, with the blur of the Club? When ready to play the ball are you seeing the low point and beyond of the arc in your minds eye to the swung finish?
Yes, this is all part of the prediction process; when you see “the goldie locks series” and “predict contact” add the “2 ball drill perpetual motion drill series” to it and set up in a way that is feels that the club will get through the lie the way you want it to when you let momentum release you in the direction you want to start the ball. Also see “unstoppable momentum series divot” video
What year was this made it seems like I watched 5 or ten years ago I wish the premium golf videos were dated . Your teachings have evolved over the years . I’m focusing on newer premium videos with strong grip and braced tilt . I can get a rough idea when video was made by which facility it was filmed in but as a new member I thought premium videos would be revised versions if you used older lessons. Your teachings have made me a better player in many ways . I am still fighting the right hand push . How do you pull down with right arm if palm is facing up . In order to get the feel of the left hand releasing out in front of me towards the target I have to back off the trail hand a little . I keep the right hand air tight on the left hand but it seems like it is just there for the ride. My practice swing before shot is with double overlap just to get the feel of the release out front. If I think about braking glass in garage door slam that release won’t happen
Hey Mark! See the “list of videos by date” and the videos go from the bottom to the top. The next step for you is the understanding that the swing is a kinetic chain; just like all the other sports and disciplines out there; so see “kinetic chain series” and then see my still favourite (they all are😝) “kinetic chain facilitation and engagement series” and at the tail end of that kinetic chain is the release so see our very latest “important release update” which you use to deliver the divots or grass clippings to the target. Continue Enjoying and sending me feedback!
Hi everyone!!
If you have come this far in the Beginner Series – welcome to the family -and to the best game of all time!!
I have spent about 15 years learning how to cut dandelion stems, send golf balls to their target, learning, golfing and talking to Shawn about the simple, natural way to play and it is good fun!!
Every time I revise my game these lessons are the starting point – PLEASE – take the time to join the Premium Chanel so you can improve your golf and enjoy the game!!!
Shawn, I was watching this video again and was wondering how your Flightscope recorded the distance on the shots? When I went for my fitting a year ago at Club Champion they told me Flightscope had a problem getting accurate distances inside hitting into the screen.
Hi Shawn! I’ve never felt the need to comment on the countless instructional videos I’ve watched over the years, but I’m compelled to say how much your battering ram videos have helped my game! Using the battering ram as my task has transformed my ball striking and keeps me from defaulting to the ball. I would love more videos on this task in the future. Thank you!
Have arthritis in pinky of left hand (right handed golfer). Would I benefit from reverse tapered grips (thinner at butt end to get a more secure grip)? Will implementing your swing technique be helped or hindered with reverse tapered grips? [email protected]
Definitely worth a try on a few clubs and no, it will not affect your ability to square the club; it may change the GRIP-CLUB relationship a bit but that’s all.
I’m not good at asking questions. My earlier question dealt with idea of how is slamming the garage door related to strain free golf swing. To me some aspects of earlier teaching’s don’t mesh.. Should I be abandoning the ideas like “from hear I can whip the snot out of the ball.. I have been watching your videos since the days of your black outfit and microphone(priest look)it’s frustrating trying to “own WIG”swing .I’ll have eureka moments where I actually break par for nine holes . Then the next day swing thought isn’t working . Swing thoughts I use are all WIG ones. I thought becoming premium member would help clear up confusion but it’s really not . I know you have helped thousands of golfers including myself . I am thinking my old game needs a break from golf. I have easily played over a hundred rounds this year alone . Waiting days for replies that really don’t answer questions adds to confusion
Hey Mark; it sounds like you are not being patient enough with your tasks; please tell me which tasks you have had success with and I will help you from there; the concepts have not changed; the deliveries have been polished thought and it sounds like you are getting close!
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