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*cough, missed the green by a mile 😊

I'm 6'2, have long arms, and am very lean. I think the upright backswing was made for me. I'm fairly new to golf but I practice a lot. I've never tried such an upright backswing until seeing this video. I've been copying everybody because most people prefer the flat backswing. The upright backswing is so easy for me to do compared to the flat backswing. Plus, it feels like there's fewer moving parts involved which is always a good thing. Thanks for this video!!

Where can I find this impact topic video ?

I like my 6 around the green

great instruction.. ultra recommandation

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The complete opposite of what paddy Harrington teaches, crazy

Great tips. Some prefer the lower, running 9-iron chip claiming a mishit is less bad than a mishit with a 56* wedge. I agree but also think the lower shot adds more complexity in that you now have to consider the green slope, contours and speed. Whichever shot you choose I advise practice.

Power and precision. However you marry them, that's what matters most. This helps a lot! Hope this helps millions more. Everyone should know this foundational piece of advice.

This shift provided me with my first draw in years!

Let's not. It looks like you're teaching a sway off the ball. I don't think that's how any golfer should swing. There is a shift and it's towards the target, but there should be none back and if you look at your second setup you come off the ball a good 3 or 4 inches. Even in your subtle pumps down and through the backswing you are slowly shifting back to center before releasing the club. I like to stay more on top of the ball as much as I can and fight that burger and momentum to come back off the ball. That's what caused all my fats and skulls.

1) Can't see the tees she placed as landing spots 2) What amateur would not use a putter with that lie?? In fact, more pros are using putters in those situations.

Great examples of mechanics of chipping. I'll let you know how it goes.

Excellent tip. Great drill. Thank you.

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And some teach; turn, don't shift.

Then when people start smashing the ground behind the ball, they'll have no idea why... 🤦🏼‍♂️

i don’t shaft lean barely at all and i stripe it so idk

How do you shift though. I’m fully loaded on back leg. I can not get off back leg been golfing a year and still can’t get off back leg. It’s very frustrating. I go to the top I’m loaded. What movement or what do I do to get to lead leg? No idea what to do.

Never really understand why instructors insist that open face goes right. Face sends and path bends, you can hit it a huge open face as long as your path is to the inside of the golf ball. That is precisely how players play a push draw. The physics of the swing is marrying your face angle with your path (square and on plane is dead straight).

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This video really helped me

just a little bit too much talking. can we make it more action and less talking please?

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These are great!.

Stand on one leg and cough three times

The day I started putting more weight on my lead leg throughout my entire swing was the first day I shot 89. Within two weeks I went from shooting high 90’s to mid 80’s. I was swaying like this before, now I’ll never swing like that ever again. Check out Tom saguto golf

This could be the best sway advice available.😂

Where were you a few weeks ago ? I'm almost 80 and I'm now looking at knee surgery because I have been trying to maintain my weight on the front foot. A couple of weeks ago, My right knee collapsed (dislocated) under me and I ended up face down in the dirt. Of course, this video explains exactly what happened. By keeping my weight on the front foot, I had no where to go except back and the back foot couldn't handle the forces. You made it sound so simple but now I'm frustrated because I have to wait for a while before I can get back onto the course. BTW, I couldn't find the link to your other videos. Thanks and take care.

The only guy on the internet that's helped me.

Adam, your excellent lessons make it sound and look so natural and easy, which for some younger athletic people I’m sure it is, however as an older guy when I attempt this, not so easy.

Very well explained. Weight shift is such a key.

No... No.... Just no.

The lateral shift might add 1 mph of clubhead speed... You literally can't shift laterally fast at all. The power comes from the torque of the hips and shoulders. You can stack all your weight on your front foot and MIGHT lose 2-3 yards at most.

Importance of "landing spot" @2:08 yes, and one extra way to practice is to chip or pitch into a basket, which I rarely if ever see people doing where I work, and there are 5 greens to work with there; a state of the art facility!

Good intruction! Thank you

The timing of this action is the hard part. When does this happen

Great drill! Will give this a try for sure. I have a problem hitting the ground before the ball. The ball goes straight, but of course, no distance. I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong in my swing. Any advice to help me out?

Interesting..

Appreciate the tips Adam since I 3 or even 4 Putt too many times from 30+ feet? Will definitely try the tips you suggested in the video next chance I get.

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Great lesson Adam!

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Good explanation, makes sense!