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@@jerrygibbs8804 why is that a problem? Many amazing ball strikers get good depth in their swing?

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The weight gets forward for players if they actually drift into the lead foot than push up and back out of lead leg. That will pull the trail hip around in most cases

So that it forces the shaft to be in handling at p6 will be different for every player based on height

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what i see is, in picture 1 he’s using a 9 iron and picture 2 he’s using a long iron

@@justcav_r6183 Look at the gap difference from hands to body in both images. You want to be daily upright and let your hands fall close to body, no reaching required

You got it.

Same 8 iron in both pics

Correct

Your going to be pretty standard at 6 feet but every player has different matchups

Wrong

The ball position

@@peytonford5989 ... You dufus

I’m excited to hear it helped

Hopefully it helps you improve. Backswing is huge for lowering those scores

Dude are you serious?!? The club is already in the delivery position, how could that be early extension? You are right he needs to extend now but that is the correct time to do so 😊

Gotta hit me with the why it would happen for your comment to get any respect around here. Talk matchups have a debate

That can make a great pattern for a player I would have no problems with that.

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@@DanielFlores-lk5tb great show some knowledge and support your opinion 🤷🏼‍♂️

Right

Speed, low launch plus spin are a tour players weapons the more speed you have the more you want the handle forward. My pro and college male players have always worked to get the hands over the lead shor

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Different patterns work for different players.

That is a great question. I wouldn’t say there are truly benefits to it compared to overlap or interlocking it’s all into player comfort. The grips type aka weak or strong doesnt have any correlation to 10 finger vs interlock of overlap it all gets down to how much the individual needs to square the face

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@@ridegriff50 don’t give me that brotha I’ve got plenty of 60 year olds who rotate beautifully thru the strike

@@blue24563 because your comment makes no sense. Pivot the club naturally what does that mean.

@@chowardgolf The problem is she isn’t swinging the club at all. Like every amateur, she’s not feeling the weight of the clubhead and swinging it. All you are doing is making her put the club into a different position. She needs to learn to swing it and use natural forces and momentum.

@@blue24563 heavily recruited player right there not a true amateur but I am able to see your views on letting the club swing you. Some people want a technical coach some want swing the handle or feel the clubhead. Luckily my more technical approach has sent 16 out of last 17 kids of with scholarship.

@@chowardgolf my approach made me a plus figure golfer in 3 months after 20 years of being a mid-handicap and wasting thousands of pounds on lessons. You are supposed to swing the club, not put it into positions. I don’t believe any good player believes the club can be used any other way.

@@blue24563 I have 4 player with competitive 59s who subscribe by my theory and multiple d1 conference champions. Congrats on being a plus but that’s a pretty bold statement there lol

@@howtoactuallyinvest Most players are not going to find a solid impact from that inside but a select few can. And a 6 has a long way to go in my books before I would reference them as a high level player worth studying to be honest. With that being said I agree with impact being what matters and if you can get there from coming inside I wouldn’t not change a backswing. It’s all about matchups

@@susanrice2146 as a professional teacher who flies all over the world teaching I’m a little confused by your question. The trail leg should extend but should not move off. Lead knee retains flexion and rolls in slightly to allow the player to turn instead of roll. If lead knee moves to far towards the ball then a reverse pivot occurs. If your talking downswing both knees should increase flexion but you will find your pelvis moving back to create space. That will create downswing rotation without slide.

Thank you for the comment and my goal is for players to always have space for impact and rotation is key. There’s plenty of videos I have posted in the past about the release patterns that can work with that movement. I hope you check them out

@@chowardgolf I will make sure to check them out. UA-cam's algorithm thought I should watch this video this morning. I am glad I did.

Your rotating and sitting the sitting down is creating the lead hip back and rotation

This is for pitch shots but your spot on with everything