Creating A Stable Release That Bottoms Out In The Right Place | Milo Lines Golf
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The best part of this video is from 4:59 to 5:12! I love the fact that you show what the swing looks like from the angle of the target looking back at the golfer. This perspective shows me exactly what I need to do with my arms, wrists and hands. Other camera perspectives (face on, down the line) only hint at these conditions. This view nails it. I wish other instructors would do the same. Very well done!
Love it, thank you!
Milo, the way you understand yourself and explain the golf swing to, I would say serious students of golf, there is no parallel. Thanks for sharing these pearls of wisdom which not only us but generations of golfers would venerate. You are simply the best. I must use the biblical quote which was also at the end of the Robert De Niro classic movie The Raging Bull : "All I know is this:
once I was blind and now I can see." John IX. 24-26
Love it!
You’re the best Milo! Love your videos. You can tell you come from a very athletic background and have spent a lot of time researching and studying the most efficient way to deliver the the club into the ball. Thanks a lot.
Glad you like them! Thanks Jake!
Great video! Thank you! Glad I found your channel after watching you work with Eric the other day! You guys have me hitting my irons so solid and CONSISTENT! Keep up the great work! Hope more golfers find you and Eric’s material.
Awesome! Thank you Nick!
For me the most important piece of this video is from 3:47 to 4:15 where Milo explains how the chest needs to flex back down into the ball to allow the arms to get back to the ball in a powerful position with a stabilized club face. I have been trying to learn this for 6 weeks now. I had early extension and now I am teaching my body this move. Slowly I am seeing a progressive move to this position that Milo is teaching at impact, but it is a process for me.
Thanks Richard!
Thanks so much. You are really helping me to piece the swing together into an efficient, cohesive unit. In addition to the importance of flex, just watching the angle of the club and the path it takes during your down-the-line swing speaks volumes (looks a lot like Peter Thompson!).
Love it, thanks Christian!
As others said the slow mo at 5 was very helpful. Thanks for the video it was spot on.
Thank you Jeff!
This is the bast and simplest way of explaining something very difficult. Thank you so much! I love your videos and I hope to take a lesson from you one day!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching Erik.
Antoher great video, learning so much watching these. Just great explanations for how the golf swing works... "Why do I have do get some flex? Because I want to hit the ball..." just awesome. Now if I could get my stupid body to do what it's supposed to do!!
Haha, thanks Hunter!
Milo unbelievable how good you are soo good!!! You cover every senerio I love it!!!! Ty very much again so many great videos !!!!
Glad you like them! Thanks Kevin!
This is the best Stable release video on U -tube - no doubt
Thanks!
The method to feel getting closer to the ground, is it a knee bend or a hip bend? Please help me understand where the closer move comes from! Add a bit of flex, the knees bend more, maybe be more distinct in the move.
Getting into the ground involves returning pressure with some flexion in the legs with the hips staying back, this keeps the chest more on top of the ball if done correctly. Thanks for watching!
The key for me is "correct structure at the top" or loading the power accumulators. Im lucky that if i do the downloading happens naturally as you describe,Thanks for another great video.
Thanks for sharing! Love it Graham!
@@MiloLinesGolf Ive even managed to create right side width! a sign of which,for me is feeling the weight of the club in the butt of the grip at transition. You have probably always felt this but im sure you realise 99% of golfers that learnt as adult males are massively clubhead orientated. Why, because their 1st priority was fear of embarrassing themselves with the fear of topping,chunking or whiffing the ball,2nd priority was hitting it straight.Having made what feels like major changes in lockdown im occasionally whiffing the ball which is weird for a 4hcp! hopefully i wont revert to my very straight but only 210 carry swing when i start playing for real!
Excellent. Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
love the comment of at 5:50 - after 20 years of playing golf, i finally got a simple explanation as to why i have to go down. EUREKA! omg i always thought i had to lower for to move the bottom of the swing forward of the ball! this is going to change my game. Thank You so much!
Mitch Y glad I could clear some things up for you!
@@MiloLinesGolf Ditto-never heard a pro say that
Excellent - Big Tks!
My pleasure, thanks Colin!
Hi Milo, you can really explain the things very clearly. I really watch your videos with all interest. I think you do not have backswing videos but maybe mistaken.
I do have a few
U make look so easy! Very good presentation
Thanks for watching Ivan!
Thanks a lot Milo. As an early extender for decades, when I try to do this I either hit the ground behind the ball, or, my brain must get nervous and I yip up out of posture, throw my arms at it and top the ball. Any suggestions to help this would be much appreciated. Early extension is so hard to get rid of.
Hey Mark, sorry for the late reply, we just posted a great video on early extension, hope it helps!
Another great video. Thanks for the upload.
How about a video on making on-course adjustments for days when you start hitting it right or left? I have my own personal keys, but I'd like to know your thinking.
Some of the Tour players I work with just go with what they have that day...our bodies and feels can change day to day, sometimes we just have to go with it, but certainly getting one feel can be very beneficial!
Great video...
04:30 and 05:00 is for me the so important part... see how his hands are the lowest at the rear leg and then they rise... my opinion one of the most crucial things to understand... you will never want to stand up (early extend) cause the brain knows that you will hit over the ball and miss it... therefore naturally wants to go down and release the club later... for fun I checked out Ben hogans book again and searched the picture with the glass plane around his neck.. and the forward swing is not only slightly out but it is up too... never realised that small important detail... unfortunately
Thanks Florian!
excellent tuition
Thanks Paul!
Hey Milo, great content and concept! Reminds me a bit of Gankas. What’s the feel from the Top? Is it first the squad down and then 2nd let the Club fall behind with loose wrist, 3rd pivoting and then 4th unload into impact. What does a strong grip look like that promotes a more stable impact and to get straighter through the Ball? Does a Strong grip also promote a later release and needs more boyfriends or squad? Love to try it, getting more in-to-out and rid of Fades with the Driver! Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
Stronger grip can produce a stronger face, if done correctly, you can rotate hard and the face will stay more stable this way.
Great one thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
It’s looks pretty amazing we’re you live is the weather always like that ?
It's usually very nice, but gets extremely hot in the summer months here in Gold Canyon, Arizona.
What do you think about taking a divot every time? How do you adjust swing as the clubs get longer or is it the same swing?
Swing gets slightly flatter as the club gets longer. Divot depth depends on technique, ground conditions, and clubs. Picking and shallow attack can work well too!
You do a good job explaining Milo . I do a lot of videoing and flexing/squatting is the only way I get my trail hand over right thigh at p6 . Otherwise it’s just outside right thigh. Of course if you don’t keep wrist angles it’s fat city if you flex .Still bouncing back and forth between you and Malaska tho. I’m still not convinced you can create more speed by flexing. But again I dealing with lot of neck/back issues so I’m not a good model . Like your teaching keep it coming 👍
Paul Malone thanks! I can create about 10 MPH with my action than with the Malaska type move but I’m not playing with any injuries.
Paul Malone you can go through the longest and straightest hitters on tour and you’ll find nearly all have a bit of a sitting action in transition. Every long driver sits in transition then explodes from p5 through impact
Golfletics you see where Mike came out with a setting down video? First time I heard him mention that. Might have been eyeing you . Lol
Paul Malone Mike and I teach on the same tee and His voice carries so I hear everything he teaches and He hasn’t mentioned tipping the club in more than a month. He is almost exclusively teaching low tension in arms, hip depth in backswing and down swing and face square to the arc throw release pattern. Just in the last week I have heard him talk about sitting in transition to help keep the hips deeper. I’m pretty sure my ideas are rubbing off.😉
Thank you for the videos! Enjoy your knowledge...question on the downswing pivot...are you posting the pressure thru your left heal as you pivot ?
Ken Klassy yes
Thank you for an instructive video. I have difficulties in lowering myself in the downswing by bending or squatting. Less of a problem to lowering myself in the back swing. Would that be ok as an alternative?
Olle Edsbäcker depends
Hi , big fan of your channel. Regarding the final section of the video where you discuss the rationale for flexing the knees to get the clubhead to the ball, you make no mention of the right side bend. Surely this is a critical component of downswing? Is it not the side bend and the shoulder coming down which gets you to the ball rather than the knees flexing, given that the upward ground forces occur optimally well before impact happens?
gbblues48 yes watch my videos on the importance of bending. I make all these videos in 1 take so I don’t always get everything into them. Gaining flexion is important because it allows you to put force into the ground and keep rotating!
Great tips. I also took in that your right foot rolls in at impact and the heel doesn’t come up too early.
You have your hands way forward at impact in the demonstration, in order to maintain the angles. Is this just a feeling you have and in reality are the hands that far forward at impact?
Brend Carbonati yes my hands are directly over my forward foot at impact as are most PGA tour players. Most LPGA tour players reach impact with the club in-line with the lead arm which is a good target for players with more average speed.
Golfletics I notice that to not much lowering on LPGA .
Paul Malone very high club head speeds require more lean of the shaft to lower launch and spin optimizing ball flight. Lower speeds need less lean of the shaft to create enough height and spin to hold the ball in the air.
Golfletics I agree 100 % 👍
SO your head must drop by 2 inches in the downswing. by a slight. squat during the transition ?
Some head drop or at least staying level, yes, depends where you are coming from.
Thanks for a good video, is it the same movement (the squat move) with Spoon and Driver?
Johan Magnusson yes
Hi milo, how important is coil in the golf swing?? I've been playing poorly until I started coiling in the takeaway, creating a stretch. Now I'm playing well since then. What's your thoughts??
chubby chequer depends on what is meant by coil. A nice big shoulder turn with good arm structure is very important. Some players like to feel like they restrict their lower body turn, I’m not a fan of restricting the lower body. I also don’t want it to move excessively.
@golfletics .....wonderful Video....two quick questions. First, are you saying that the arm/club structure that you've built at the top, stays essentially intact until you get in the hitting/delivery area as you seem to demo? In other words NO effort to bring arms down actively? This seems to be an issue that is discussed on social media alot. Would appreciate your view. Secondary, in terms of wrist mechanics, at 4.40 you show right arm "unloading" and THEN right wrist unloading. I get the sequence. The next part has always confused me (right wrist unloading). You SEEM to be demo-ing right wrist and right index finger pointing out towards target which would translate perhaps .....into a sort of horizontal slapping motion of right wrist. Is this an accurate observation? What type of release do you call this? Does this translate into a neutral type of shot shape, or slight draw? Thanks in advance.
Vance Weber yes the structure built stays essentially the same however the right arm does extend some amount from the top into impact approximately from 90 degrees of bend to around 30 degrees which creates the lowering of the arms you ask about in the second part of your question. Watch my transition video and my video on not tipping for more clarity on this topic! Thanks for the great questions
Vance Weber some would call my preferred release pattern drive hold but I’m not holding anything back it’s all created by the sequencing. What happens after the trail arm and wrist are fully straight doesn’t matter much.
milo can you give lessons there to non members? thinking about flying in to see you.
willie moss-walden sure can. Come on out!
I notice you lower a little in backswing. I rise up a little in backswing then flex in downswing. I seen where GG teaches that in his freeze drill . What your thoughts on that ?
Paul Malone ideally I like level in the Backswing and then down in transition.
When I start doing ... I tend to hit ball left. Any experience with that?
I have experience with everything and can surely help you. Check out my video on how to get on a plane stop tipping it out that should help you with your left issue
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why not just setup to the ball in a hitting position so you don't have to think of getting there when it's time to hit the ball?
Because you increase the chance of the back swing starting off plane and then everything can go wrong
What are the copyright payments like for that CCR intro?
No payment I just can’t monetize my videos that have that song, but I don’t monetize any of my videos.
@@MiloLinesGolf that’s good then. Old John Fogerty likes his royalties. As he should. He wrote some cracking songs. Love your videos by the way. I like ho you simplify and athleticise (if that’s a word?) golf. It’s become too much like an engineering problem for some instructors. Sports men and women like me like simple technical methods they can translate from their other sports.
Save yourself some time start at 3:40.
Haha, thanks Barry.
I’ll save you time; scrub to 3:22
Cool
Better ? Straight bud no speed
Who has no speed?
@@MiloLinesGolf body has no speed you need underarm rotation
@@vreeke777 levers have speed body supplies the energy.
No
why?
total BS!!
Why? Elaborate.