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I normally try to avoid UA-cam golf instruction stuff but this + the anti-sway drill video are the most helpful golf tips I've gotten since "left arm straight." I've always had a superficially nice swing with terrible results because in reality I've always been so off balance, out of sequence, unsure what my hips should be doing and when, etc. A few minutes of these a day while cooking or whatever has cleared up so much, ingrained a more proper feel, and massively improved my quality and consistency of strike. As an added bonus, imagining a yoga ball behind me works for me as an effective and uncomplicated mid-round swing thought, something I've need for as long as the swing improvement itself. Incredibly helpful, thank you for posting.

Brilliant video mate. Last round I saw instant results, particularly on my wedges.

Under for sure

I tend to set up with trail shoulder low and shoulders open . How would you build a routine at set up to stop this . Thanks

Very nice 👌

Man that is a pretty golf swing 👌

Great swing but what’s with the camera angle 😳😂 face on or down the line are the most basic fundamentals. You know this Lewis!! 😂😂👍

And slo mo

I pay a lot of attention to your swing to try to improve. I love it. Thank you very much.

A sequencing/transition video would be good when you have the chance!

Because you have a great slow rhythm. Very nice to watch.

Perfect explanation Lewis: Fact checked! What happens if my right glute just goes back with no movement towards left heel? If your right glute only goes back without any slight movement toward your left heel, you might end up over-rotating or “spinning” in place on your backswing, which can throw off your balance and affect your swing path. Here’s why that small movement toward the left heel is important: 1. Maintains Balance: Moving your right glute back and slightly toward the left heel helps distribute your weight more evenly. If it only goes straight back, you risk stacking too much weight on your right side, making it harder to transition smoothly into the downswing. 2. Prevents Over-Rotation: Without that small lateral move, your upper body can sometimes turn too much and get “stuck,” which makes it harder to come from an inside path on the downswing. This usually results in either a block or a slice, since your club path ends up too far outside-in or stuck behind you. 3. Helps with Hip Tilt: When the right glute goes slightly toward the left heel, it keeps your pelvis more neutral and in a good tilt. Too much straight-back movement can cause your hips to turn flat rather than staying in their natural tilt, making a proper weight shift more challenging. To visualize it, imagine your glute moving back while also keeping a slight focus on pressure toward your left heel. That way, you’re winding up around a stable base without drifting too far right or getting stuck. This tiny adjustment should help you stay in a position to swing through with a nice in-to-out path, leading to that desirable draw shape.

Excellent explanation Lewis. Thnx.

Wonderful drill. So much better than others!! Really helps in several ways. Thanks

My best instructor🫡 Always thank you :)

Great instruction,just tried the strong grip it feels very different. I will keep going at this,it feels very powerful. Thanks Lewis

Looking forward to more content here on UA-cam. Welcome back Lewis!

I love a good setup guide, as it's so easy to over do certain parts of it (like foot flare; spine tilt; etc.). Looking forward to more videos from you!

Nice one Lewis good to see you posting again

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Where have you been?

Now teach us how to make a backswing like yours

Great content 🎉

Awesome. That last point speaks to an important truth!

You have a clear and straightforward approach to explaining things. You should do more videos.

This is awesome!

I'm glad you're back making video's on youtube!

When’s your next video coming.?

Just awesome

I get perfect impact position without a ball. Put a ball down and I can't for the life of me get the same position at my lead leg. I get shaft lean and hands ahead but it ends up in the middle of my stance instead.

Lewis, your content is great and extremely articulate. Please keep it up. 👏👏👏

I have the problem of hitting the ground and topping the ball throughout the round. Early release of the wrist is probably causing both. The question is, doesn't the momentum of the downswing force the wrist to un-hinge? Shouldn't the release occur just before the impact? How do I stop the momentum from releasing the club early? Thank you... great lesson!

This is great

This is GOLD, thank you. Really struggling with driver and hoping this will also help my low point with irons also. Thank you. Love you swing by the way and have subscribed.

Absolutely brilliant drill! 👏

Good instruction here. Im a low hdcp, consistently stay around par, but when i have struggles this is the root cause. Good stuff!

Great explanation. Understanding the proper sequencing and how it gets you to that desired low point is extremely challenging. Looking forward to using these tips. 👍

Thank you for this video. Just the swing tips I need to change my steep swing. Will try it out in Malaysia! Keep it up with videos!

Hey Lewis! You have the pro version but do you think the basic version is well enough? You didn’t really get into the upgraded data sets beyond wrist angles. Great video!

So well explained. Finally feels like I am starting to understand this concept.

Finally, a video on how to hit a pull fade. Absolute gold.

Imo the right hand is just as important

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Thank you for this lesson!!!!!! Much needed.

Sorry Lewis but it’s confusing in terms of setting this to my mind since you don’t mirrored the video swing while looking to the graphics . You’re making a left handed swing while saying , left leg, right leg !! It’s disconcerting !

Please play the back 9

I play Guildford at least twice a week and you have just made it look easy. 👏👏👏

I need this swing!!!! 👌

Great video, I'm having trouble with this as we speak. Hopefully it will stop the sudden dead hook off the tee and keep doubles off the card!

Great drill & swing thoughts for compression! How do you minimize the tendency of pushing hosel closer to ball while trying to add pressure (down) to the handle on the downswing? Thanks!