I seem to hit my long irons very low and shorter than they should be compared to other irons, could my ball position be too far back for them to come out lower and short
Hi Justin! Very simple: With the long irons, you always want to plan on the height you want to deliver with; see the “best lesson I ever got from Moe Norman Shawn Clement” on youtube; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQzuVlgpM_I&t=53s
Thank you. This crossing the line (a bit) helps me significantly execute the Clement swing. Without it, I lose awareness of where my right elbow is, which too often goes into my side on the downswing. I thought the Clement swing was beyond me. But with the small crossing, my elbow is palpably right in front, and I can let the kinetic chain work and get an excellent elbow-first swing to the target and a good strike. Also, by crossing the line (a bit), I have to get my weight to the front foot — and thus am ready to throw the club with my legs and hips to the target. It is sort of the missing link for me.
At 76, I am confident I have finally crossed the line to find the correct swing, having tried many others. The needed squats and mini-jumps are also beneficial for old legs.
Beautiful comment here; a lot for golfers to get something out of so thank you for taking the time to express into words what you feel; it is very consistent with proper human movement patterns! 😀👍
Have a look at the senior series; those are definitely the main points to look out for but all the Wisdom Fundamentals apply to all ages as this is how we would do all sports as humans.
Hey Shawn, trying to not manipulate the putter but I am finding I’m always coming up short with my puts and the puts tend to lack any kind of roll out. Not sure what i’m doing wrong. Any thoughts on what could do to help with this?
Hey Mark! This has happened to me a couple times; you are staying down too long and the club is whipping past the hands without you going with it and the thumb is getting the brunt of the speed and force; free up your “get out of the way” towards the target!
shawn , i was performing 140 feet together swings when i developed pain at the base of my thumb, it never happened with one leg or normal stance swings, any more thoughts? thx,mark
At the 7 minute and 54 second point of this video , I picked up on your shifting onto your left side by “sitting down” in the direction of your left hip. This subtle “sitting” into your left hip as an initial move in my downswing has really helped me eliminate my tendency to hang back on my right side and hit fat shots.Is there another one of your videos that elaborates on this weight transfer move?
Hey Dan! ABSOLUTELY!!
see “kinetic chain facilitation and engagement series” as well as “feet together back to feet apart”, “turbo charge lead hand and trail hand release” and “using the weight in your swing-axe drill with Savy” and “momentum already there before you start the swing series” just to name a few!
Shawn–Regarding your video on a strong grip: I have done it both ways: First, I rotate the club to 45 degrees, address it and rotate back to square. (which creates a seriousl amount of torque). The second way is to simply lift the club and place the four knuckle grip on it. Question: Is either way preferable over the other? Am I missing something? The second way is the most comfortable for me. Thanks in advance. Gene
Thank you, needed this, been keeping the ball just off the inside heel of lead leg. Have lacked consistency, this could be the reason. Will Keep the club more centered and ball just infront.
It is whichever you feel best with; some prefer eyes in front on grass with the understanding that the ball cannot prevent them from sending those clippings; as in the “stick the finish despite the ball series”
yes shawn, adjusted my grip stronger and made sure my grip was overlaping an not interlock.seems to take care of pain in my thumb.
as far as what feel or see going to target . I see beyond the ball about a foot or less.
I did use the c. no evil tool to block sight of ball with some success.
but what really helped was the video of gym rope. the pause in back swing but I have to fine tune cause like u said in video if u pause to long the motor stops and short wrists don t have chance to cock completely.
thanks ,mark
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