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Thanks for the feedback!

Depends on the situation, but if you're asking about a normal type of knockdown half swing, basically the same.

Yes.... Paul taught me this drill when I was a kid

Hahahaha.... Fact

Hahahaha.... You don't subscribe because you can't remember what is in this video. It's to see the other videos I post that may help.

@@Golf-Ed lol yeah I know it but it's kinda aggravating when channels do this. If someone just wants to scroll YT shorts but also wants the info you're hinting at, now they have it without going terribly out of their way. Personally I'm a lot more likely to subscribe to a channel when I appreciate the way they operate than just if I'm interested in the content... it's not hard to get back to a channel for content without subscribing. I personally subscribe to help out the creators that I appreciate. Just my opinion and $0.02.

Imaging taking the time to tell someone why they aren’t subscribing instead of just scrolling through. Pathetic

That's awesome! Thanks for sharing!!

Hahahaha

I have a larger chest (years of pushups and bench press) and always wonder the same thing. No Coach has been able to answer this. With what this drill seems to show the question may not matter as he shows external shoulder rotation on way up and internal shoulder rotation on way down (meaning side of chest??) I am hoping he responds and clarifies this. I am not a coach, just an observation on the drill because this is one thing I am working on right now in my swing.

Your bicep should touch the side of your chest, and your elbow should touch in front of your trail hip.... Hope this helps!

@@Golf-Ed thank you!!

@@chrismatthews228 anytime! If you ever need any clarification just let me know

Love those old Bobby Jones instructional videos! Ahead of their time!

Thanks so much!

That's awesome! Thanks for the feedback!

You can work on this at home too, just setup with your knees close to the couch and work on getting directly thru.... You'll get it!

I'm planning to do a longer one soon with a more detailed explanation (next week)... Also, going to add some more about the hip rotation and a drill for that.

I just noticed it in some slow motion video of my swing and I've been struggling with over cutting and losing power. Times where I have seen straighter flights and increased distance, i'm pulling it or it feels like my hands are beating my lower half. If that makes sense, it seems to be related.

@@billypeppers8299 definitely.... Hands are way faster than the body. So your hip rotation has to be super efficient

Awesome! Let me know how it goes!!

@@Golf-Ed Hi I tried this drill today before my round. For the last for rounds I have been 6-10 shot over my handicap today after using the drill I played to my handicap. So if I keep using the drill hopefully I can drop a few shots, while playing better golf. Cheers

@@alexwilliamson8857 awesome! Love it!

Sounds good! Thanks!

You're welcome! I also do virtual lessons.... You can get more info on the website

Orlando, Florida

I'm trying to get her to take the club back with no compensations. So at setup the club is in front of her chest, if everything stays the same, it's still in front of her chest halfway back. By collapsing early, and taking the club back with hands and arms, she was making the swing more complicated (too many moving parts) and less powerful (not using the big muscles).

Thanks so much!

Love to hear that!

Thanks for that comment! Hope it helps!

Well said! People have told me in lessons, "but it takes extra time to line up..." My response: quicker than that 3rd putt

An open face would cause a ball to start left? Wow how can you be this dumb and still be breathing? Go hit balls on a trackman with an open face and tell us how many balls start left.

Interesting.... You're saying if you hit the ball on a down the line, or slightly from the inside path, with an open face (pointing right of the target), the ball would go left. 🤔

@@Golf-Ed A slice is just a shot shape, and yes, even on inside to out path, you can slice the ball. The path alone does not fix the problem. Like many of these types of videos, you address one part of the correction and illustrate it as a 'fix'. Swings arent generic, theyre personal.

It's part of a series....I address way more than one part.

@@Golf-Ed still doesn’t mean the click bait title and claim is true though does it.

Awesome! Thanks for the feedback!

it’s more about radial deviation of the forearms than wrist bend

Correct.... Doing a whole series on it.

Hahaha possibly 🤷🏼‍♂️

Thanks JB!

You're getting there!

I just posted the full video this morning.... czcams.com/video/ipkwM409tCw/video.htmlsi=Wsdwqc5_67zC0f9Y If you have any questions, let me know! Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks JB! Immediate feedback = quick improvement

Need more drills like that 🤝

Stay tuned 🤙🏻

Yessir

Better late than never 😅. Hope it helps!

Simple and sinister

Well said....I have some other videos about the proper turn and will have more coming soon. Everyone has physical limitations and attributes. The trick, and what I try to help with, is learning how to work with each and creating the most repeatable powerful swing for the individual.

In case you haven't noticed, the golf swing has evolved in the last 50 years. In fact, if you look at Tom Watson's swing today he takes it back exactly as I demonstrate here. If he were to take it away as he did in the 70s and 80s, his distance and accuracy would be compromised. In addition, your rationale would eliminate all teaching. No golf instructor should have a philosophy whatsoever, according to your comment. With the changes that have come about with all equipment over the last 50 years, the swing has necessitated a change. Trackman and other radar technology as well as advancements and biomechanics make the swing more powerful and repeatable.

Dang dude chill out. Daves market is to help beginner to intermediate level golfers. A simple tip like this could help someone’s swing. Watch his videos he’s not being arrogant posting stuff like this. Just trying to help people out!

Going to post the follow-up today

Tomorrow at latest 😅

Thanks JB! How’d you like the thumbnail?

When I focus on this, I see a definite improvement in conversion. Hope you do too!

I do the best I can with what I've got to work with 😅😉

Absolutely! If you treat the ball as the target things unravel quickly.....

Absolutely! If you treat the ball as the target things unravel quickly.....

Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks for the note.... Glad you enjoyed it!

First one my foot goes straight up, doesn't knock the ball off the tee.... The second, I drive thru to the target, knocking the ball off and achieving a better weight shift and leg drive

I'm going to do a full video today or tomorrow with the explanation. If you don't understand after that, just message me and I'll try to explain further