GOLF - Eliminating the BIG MISS with Monte Scheinblum
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
- This video is about the biggest thing that keeps good golfers from being competitive golfers.
The Random horrible shot or the BIG miss. A shot so bad it is VERY difficult to recover from.
For me this shot is normally a snap hook or a block off the planet.
I interviewed golf coach and 1992 world long drive champion Monte Scheinblum about this common golf problem.
Monte explains his window theory and that golf swings in general and mine specifically need to get deeper and work more OUT.
I know what you're thinking, THAT'S OVER THE TOP!
He explains what he means by "out".
PLEASE REMEMBER, this only works in concert with the HEAD STAYING BACK. That is about as critical as it gets in the golf swing!
Let's all play some really great golf in 2016!
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Brendon,
Great stuff always look forward to listening to Monte's insights. Can't wait to see you implement the new changes and the results.
Great stuff Brendon! Like yr channel and vlogs but like it even more when Monte is on! The interaction between the 2 of you is great! Grew up nearby in Lakewood, miss that place.
Hi Brendon! Been following your channel for a while now. Great content! I love this video, I really think this will help you eliminate the path going very left from time to time. Looking forward to see your progression on this! Merry christmas!
+jbr021 looking forward to big things in 2016!
This is AWESOME! Thanks for these awesome videos!
This lesson is, absolutely positively without a doubt, the truth. If I could only use it to play 18 holes of golf with I would be a very satisfied man.
Until then I will continue to practice this in the slot move.
Good stuff keep up the good work!
HI Brendon,
Watching this on Xmas Eve in a cold wet Ireland. This video is gold for you. Slower lower body, faster arms, hands out while it feels like the body stays back. Exactly the same lesson I got from Dan Iteach in the summer.
Happy Xmas and a fantastic new years golf to you.
Thx! Merry Christmas!
Its always really easy to analyse what went wrong after the fact, and talk about how to do it better, but actually doing it is a different thing. Everyone has good and bad holes and even the top players screw up. Sometimes it´s better to just let it go and concentrate on the next hole, or next round
Wow! An obvious improvement, thanks for sharing!
Brendon your CZcams channel content with Montes wisdom is becoming one of my favorite channels. Do you pay Monte for his teachings because he's on point and it seems money well spent.
great advice monte!!! to explain in bio mechanical terms, the right arm needs to supinate in the start of the downswing instead of pronating. this allows the hands to lead the club into impact.
This is such a great tip...I have a block that i sometimes hit if i dont square the face up but it's not that bad it's totally playable just not on target perfectly
So instead of just making my swing I think constantly "dont block it"...and then it's a big pull hook which is absolutely disastrous because it is GONE...its a true disaster miss...this tip is great. Just make your swing and make sure you dont get the disaster miss and you can score well
Super video, been doing this on the range and hitting it so sweet. Exactly what ive been after. Great channel, from the UK
+cebc40 Good work, thanks
Was hitting bad left, no idea why (23 handie). Saw this vid!!!! woot!! Many thanks guys. Your time and knowledge is much appreciated!!!
+Fazzwarpulous Sweet thanks for subscribing
Great content. Thanks.
This guy hits the ball the same way as I do. I notice he plays of 3 and I play off 6 so we in similar ball park (he probably just plays a lot more golf). Its great because all of Monty's advice applies directly to me! Some of the stuff on these videos is game changing. If you have watched the Malaska stuff then that is quite a similar start to the downswing. Goodbye to my card wrecking double bogey due to 30 yard push shot because of hips.
This is probably the best explained tip I've seen and I've seen a lot. Would I use this on all clubs including the driver, or would I end up taking divots with it, if you get my drift?
Great stuff..
Stumbled over this oldie but goody with Monty. He's demonstrating the hands out approach which is classic Bradley Hughes. Now that Brendon Todd is a winner by overcoming some crazy swing issues both physically & mentally, we are hoping you'll pay a visit to Brad as I'm sure several of us long time BBB watchers are big fans.
Hey Monte, it's Mat from Hoylake the online lesson u gave me about getting the hands out on downswing is that what u mean I need to do more of? Thanks
Great lesson, love listening to Monte coach,
The good out of the hands is when the shaft gets to the 4:30 path to impact that Bradley Hughes teaches. Shaft is 4:30 to the target line. Club head up and back. Clockwise rotation of the forearms at start of downswing does several good things. Gets the shaft shallowed, club head up and behind, shoulders move correctly and head stays back.
This episode is good stuff.
arm swing illusion on wrx is what you need ... I can see you setting earlier like Chris Ryan suggested ... but it's still massively whipped to the inside. ie your across the line, then steepens on the way down to get the club in front. use the arm swing illusion feel to get more of a laid off feel at the top. that's just my opinion... cool video BTW, monte is a great instructor & communicator.
Monte is the BEEEESSSTTT!
a good simple thought for this, along with being sure to swing the arms up and down, is to try to hit the ball with the torso still facing the target line, behind the ball. Promotes a good inside path, without the spin out.
+Chris Gatti Thanks
your hip turn is way to quick your right heel is off the ground well before impact, plus your shoulder tilt instead of turning through impact and your stuck beyond stuck...slowwwwww it down...waaaaaay better at the end great job! The single most tell for you that your doing it right is watching your back foot staying flat at impact, this prevents your hips from whipping ...watch your last shot and look at your right foot at impact, its a huge change.
Great video, Brendon. How are you going about tackling the high arms/hands and lack of depth? Just having more of an awareness of where hands/arms should be or maybe changing something in your takeaway? Thanks!
+Jordan Warren I am working on my takeaway at the moment as well and it is getting a little better. If I think "Deeper" that keep the hands from getting too high and the backswing from getting too long at the same time.
I'm taking off this week, I hurt my lower back a bit.
+BE BETTER GOLF Sorry to hear that, Brendon. I wish you a speedy recovery. I've had my share of lower back tweaks.
Cool to see, does that feel though like that ball is going to be a huge pull? That is what it feels like to me when i tried it but the results were great.
Maybe at first
When is the driver video?
That’s funny. I was trying to practice release after terrible drive. Let go of club then regrabbed then released again onto someone’s roof. Had to knock on the door since it was a $500 driver. Haven’t had a moment since.
Hi Brendon,
I've been sharing your trials and tribulations for a few months now. We have few similar issues, and I've been helped hugely by Montie's "no turn cast drill." Keep up the good work, but can I ask you one question? - You lift your right heel in the downswing - this seems to be the biggest cause of the "big misses." Are you actively trying to keep your heel down and roll the right foot inwards? High hands at impact can also be a cause of slice / pull issues - Mark Cossfield has some great "live lesson" v-logs on this subject.
+wwwTripper You're right when I hit bad shots the heel comes up very early but keeping the heel down longer doesn't necessarily make my shots better. Going early with my upper body helps.
+BE BETTER GOLF I'm following the progress and hope you get there. Monte's dislike of the "one swing fits all" teaching is shown up perfectly here as we have similar misses - slices and pulls - and the thoughts to improve are different. For me, the feeling of keeping my right heel down helps stop my hips coming forwards, and keeps the hands lower.
:) Thanks, Working on it, such hard habits to break.
6:18 BEST ADVISE EVER...THIS TIP ALONE CAN CHANGE YOUR BALL STRIKING IMMESURABLY ....COUPLED WITH HEAD HACK BEHIND THE BALL! SOLID ADVISE MONTE
The first miss the shoulders are working more around and in the second they are more vertical. Getting deep is trouble, you just need more right lateral bend and pull the left hip back so you have room for the club. Pulling with the right elbow. Check out Victor Rodriguez or Kelvin Miyahiras stuff. Love Monte though!
+Jer H Check out Victors video called "how to build the perfect backswing"...Don't mind the quality of the video, kid hits it a mile dead straight. Him and Lucas Wald crush the ball, check em out bud!
+Jer H In your backswing think like a swimmer doing a backstroke. That will keep your right shoulder down externally rotated instead of internally rotated like you have it. The right arm like you are losing in arm wrestling.
can you please keep letting videos of Monte on a regular basis? i beg you!
kinda seems like its setting up for a swing where the club is stuck behind your hands... id rather be over the top personally (by dropping my hands rather than moving them out)
The mike malska is much better
Different than Malaska. Good to get both sides. I kinda prefer Malaska.
Malaska is on point
I agree with what Monte is saying, but he didn't touch much on your right foot high on your toes and a high right hip (both in downswing) until the end. Big drastic change with those corrective shots at the end, right foot stayed quite and right hip didn't goat hump out; but then again this was an iron swing and not driver like you reference to in the beginning.
I think if you move the shoulders and hips in sequence, the foot and hit won't come up. It's a symtom. That's why he never tells people to keep the right foot down longer, he tries to fix the root cause. IMO obviously.
Thanks for watching!
+BE BETTER GOLF Yes agreed, sequence is very important and getting it right with the shoulders and hips would help. But your slight over the top move, drags you up and over like Monte was trying to explain. So even if the sequence was dead on there could be a steep out to in issue.
If your downswing starts more neutral or even slight inside to out, your right foot and right hip will naturally stay quiet until they need to fire. Just let the club drop from the top (right elbow into right pocket).
Take your practice to an indoor simulator or flight scope or trackman, I guarantee your club path is -3 to -5 degrees left. This stems from the initial over the top move, which pops out your right hip and right foot on our toes early; which will lead to the shots you've been having.
If you can get your path closer to 0 or even +1 ish, you'll see big change (and more of those shallow divots). But this does not mean manipulation at the bottom, it starts at the top. Your backswing looks fine imo. You just need to work your downswing down and out like you did more or less on those corrective swings.
As a college div 1 athlete I would go to the other end of range with my pass.
I think that Brendon's problem is that he has not learned how to trace a SPL.
See my explanation in this NGI forum thread - newtongolfinstitute.proboards.com/thread/574/monte-scheinblums-approach-ott-problem
Jeff.
In Monte's good out there is always external shoulder rotation as the hands move out. In the bad out there is no external shoulder rotation.
+PerkinsRooster IDK what that is
+BE BETTER GOLF Think of it as the right elbow getting infront of you.
70sbig.com/blog/2012/11/shoulder-health-part-2/
Does that make sense?
In the bad out the shoulder does not externally rotate because the right elbow is stuck behind. 6:50 is no external rotation. 7:05 has external shoulder rotation.
Let me know what you think.
Like skipping a stone?
+BE BETTER GOLF Ya that makes sense. As you load your arm up to fling the rock, that is external shoulder rotation.
Another way to really feel the rotation is by putting your hand straight up in the air like you're in school and want to answer a question. Lower your hand now until your bicep and forearm are at a right angle. Now keep your bicep where it is relative to the ground but rotate it clockwise so your hand moves backwards behind you. That's external shoulder rotation and that's what shallows the shaft even though your hands are working out.
Hogan described it with regards to his elbows. If you take your swing to the top, then try to get your right forearm and elbow closer to your left arm during transition, it is external shoulder rotation that allows this shallowing move.
The constant barrage of duffs in the background are distractingly amusing.
What a cheek Monte "english soccer hooligan"...
What the hell is going on in the background here ? sounds like playtime at the delinquents school.
monte...why no RECENT posts anymore? We miss your instruction.
Can you please make a video with more noise and distractions in the background. Things were way too quiet and I couldn't focus on the content.
Ha.
first move ?? ....do the Sam Snead squat and you'll be fine
Are you listening because when teacher is talking to you your don't seem to be looking at him at all
Really rude
Monte is the "total opposite of Ben Hogan. Thank goodness. Monte is Now. Hogan was then.
6 under and he's not happy, 74 and he's happy. That's why he's teaching and not on tour. Tour players accept when they aren't swinging well but reaching the goal then head to the range after to figure it out. Is probably better as he's a great teacher. Very knowledgeable.
As a div 1 athlete I can tell this guy is not even playing from the tips or a single digit HC.
the bad out: ribcage turn
good out: left arm abduction in the horizontal bodyplane (medical term)
your welcome
your takeaway looks a little snatch-y to me. stick your club into your belly button and then grip it. rotate until your hands reach belt-high while keeping the club in your gut. it should help sync the rotating of your body parts. just try it. teeheehee
Wtf Be Better Golf - if someone is talking to you, pay attention and look at him. Show some respect, it's Monte Scheinblum for gods sake!
No excuse for throwing a club.. 👎🏽
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