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Outstanding video. Can you do a video detailing what it means for everything going through the ball at the same time please?

I seen a couple of videos of my swing. My left knee is a big fault , as you illustrated!! Thank you so very much. John m subscribed , bell lit up

It sounds good I hope it works.

Wow! This looks great, looking forward to trying this!. My miss on these shots is a thin, which kills your score. And you’re right, I’m not comfortable hitting the ground. Thanks !!

Great lesson. Thanks. I subscribed

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for explaining it so clearly.

Billy do you pause at the “top” momentarily to feel weight of the club come back down and use the momentum of the club into the downswing; or do you just bump and then go when you’re ready to transition into the downswing? Your CZcams videos are amazing, I wish you were out in Colorado so I could do some lessons with you; keep up the good work!

Hands stay very low?

This loading not only adds distance but seems to make flusher contact

When I don’t use my hands I can’t get a divot. Not sure how to hit it without using your hands

Hi Billy, great video, Ive switched to L to L as I find it a much more easier and relaxed swimg when Im under pressure , competitions etc, my fabricated swing breaks down at those points, but after my backswing L I like to start the transition by pulling the handle towards the target , providing my grip is not tight 3/4 out of 10 the club will fall naturally fall and whip through the ball. I achieve relatively good distance this way for my 62 years and its consistant. Question is i am not using any body in tbis swing really and i am looking to go to the next level can you reccommend something for me. Thank you very much for reading this long post. Paul

FINALLY!!! Someone said it...🙏🏻

Great demonstration on getting left. I’ve used the four step drill before with success but it’s been too long, great reminder

thanks billy for your help on the swing.i really like the way you state the arm and hand action should be.

hello Billy....thank you for your instruction.....does this apply directly with woods and driver?

Thanks mate, this is the one part of my game that I need to get sorted.

Thanks for sharing

This man is a great coach. He makes everything click. I just started golfing and his back to target sit move finally clicked. If you’re new to golf watch his videos. Unreal.

Your tip made a big difference in my swing, in a way it is an adaptation of my softball swing. It works great thank you for your work.

This is a Jim Venetos swing and I does work

Billy- I am struggling from 70 yards in. Skull-asoris

Hi Billy, I am huge fan of Malaska golf teachings, and I like hearing your point of view on golf teachings. I am VERY familiar with pretty much every Malaska drill, video, concept, etc, and have been building a golf swing for the last 6 months using Malaska as my CZcams coach. I have a question about "the swing", and I hope isn't too difficult to answer without seeing video my myself. My statement before my question: I am really good on the range at the drills, finding the right drills, and SOMETIMES put everything together and have a really good swing. My question: how do I actually put everything together consistently to have a repeatable swing? Again, I am good at each drill individually, but when I go to the course, everything goes out the window because there isn't a "drill" to do. Is there something I can practice to consolidate all the drills together to actually build my "unconscious swing"? Is there ONE drill that I could ALWAYS do that is my "course drill"? Looking forward to any feedback!

I love your tips. Thank you

Great explanation of the lever system!! Seeing your low point or hinge at the bottom is an aha moment for me. Appreciate your content!

This is going to take my TopGolf game to the next level. You da man Billy!!

Very good explanation! Thanks

I love your method and will be signing up for lessons on your site. Tim

I’ve honestly never heard this thought. Such a good flow to the swing. Thank you for the content!!

A+❤🎉

Reminds me of Mike Malaska where I first heard this. I like your logo by the way, well done

I discovered your channel today. If the excellent Mr Malaska ever hangs up his camera then we can be truly thankful to also have you. Great advice - thank you for taking the time to help us.

this is excellent instruction. very clear and practical. I've recently discovered your videos and find they simplify and combine what many other teachers try to explain in a unified manner. thank you for your time and effort.

At set up am I 50/50? Also do I tilt at set up?

Like it.

Great explanation

Thanks Billy!!!

The lead left leg pushing back is dependent on the tilted rolling rib age that the lead side scapula is attached to in addition to being attached to the golfers swinging arms. The golfer can push back with his lead left leg as fast as he can, but this action may also block his swing if the full turning of the rib cage left does not happen at completion of the golfers swing. Am I wrong? Cheers

Good explanation regarding speed. I like your phrase 'adding speed safely'. I'll be drilling this one. Thanks.

Awesome explanation with a great visual and how to create a feeling!

I like the left leg push away discussion and that is where speed is generated. Helps me to keep from “rushing from the top”. Excellent video.

“The speed is not from the transition ( there is no top)!!

I'll give this ago tomorrow, especially with my irons i seem to hit straight right with them

In other words, right butt cheek pushes at target. Gears shows elite player's right hip bone moves back and left 1" to 2". amateurs right hip bone thrusts out to ball.

Always a professional presentation

This is excellent!!

Great video Billy. A 'how to' type question please As the torso rotates Bach do the arms extend outwards away from the body's center of rotation? Is there a conccious 'pushing outwards' motion to prevent the arms/club unit from following the body rotation inwards?? I guess the answer is yes but would appreciate your view Regards, Another Billy

Are your shoulders square with target?, or do they aim right?

love your videos but pulling inside like that is a bit of a exaggeration if you think about taking the club back and putting them over right shoulder things will fall into place (Manuel de la Torre)

Love your videos Billy. They are however really quiet compared to everything else on youtube, no idea if you can fix that but thought id let you know.

Just accidentally found this. Watched it 3 times. I think no coaches explained this transition move better...the holy grail in golf. Thanks a million. I clicked subscribe and will watch again many more times.