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Thank you! You’ve found my problem. The only part I’m a bit confused on is at 3:36 in the video you say from the top of the backswing the hands move out towards the ball? Wouldn’t that cause an over the top move? I’m thinking I want to get the club in the slot by dropping the hands and straightening the right elbow before the right hip fires through. Your thoughts please. Either way a great video and I must delay firing my hips first. I’ve subscribed!

Thank you for your comment and follow. When I say to move your hands towards the golf ball I may have used incorrect language to describe "my feels". That's just my way of saying to drop your arms down into the slot before firing your hips or turning your shoulders. You are correct, I just chose incorrect language to express what I'm feeling. :) I like to feel like my hands are going right back down the line because I have a tendency to drop my arms to far behind me and then fire my hips too early leaving me really stuck. One drill that has helped, but is tough is to place a golf ball down on the ground. Then, put a golf ball in your trail hand. Go to the top of your swing and then throw the golf ball in your trail hand at the ball on the ground trying to hit it. Or, place a quarter down and do the same. Again, thanks so much for the comment and follow. Please write any questions you have and I'll do my best to answer or share with you a video. Take care!

Thank you. I always try to be as clear as possible.

Thanks for the comment. I agree with you, as I've seen his videos, but for me, personally, I like to feel more that my trail arm needs to get in front of my trail hip vs feeling the shoulder. Even though I'm "feeling" my trail arm it's really my trail shoulder that is getting down closer to the ball first like you said. Similar to skipping a stone.

This is one of my major problems in my swing. My hips spin out way to soon. This causes me to flip or most of the time come over the top with my trail shoulder. My hands are very fast and outrun my body rotation. I think I will also be buying a gear tie! Thanks for the video buddy. Live laugh and golf!😊

Glad it was helpful!

Yes, I agree. If your hips win the race your arms can get stuck and cause that. I find when I have the occasional shanks it's all about me moving closer to the ball during my down swing. Make sure you are keeping a steady head during the back swing.

Thank you. This drill is really challenging for me, but I always play better after doing it for a bit.

I completely agree and so many times in my videos I talk about how important it is to have a professional evaluate your swing as you most likely have a problem that is causing EE or something else. Then, you can make sure you a practicing the correct drill vs. just shooting from the hip. It's easy to get a bad habit going by practicing something that really isn't a problem. I appreciate the comment as I think you added a really good explanation for any viewers.

Thank you! I appreciate it.

Glad it was helpful!

What's impossible?

Yes, I've found the same thing. Plus, you see so many pros talk about having a lighter grip can help you increase swing speed. I also find it helps me calm down before a big shot so I'm not as nervous. Glad you liked the tip!

Yes, this is a great drill to help you get a feel for a proper club path. You can also use cheap sponges to create a gateway to swing through. I've even used yoga blocks or a piece of wood. When I go to the range before a round I will use some tees to swing through. Then, I know my path is good before the round. I hope this drill helps you.

Yes, that's actually another short that I will be posting soon. The only issue with that drill is I've seen golfers who have such a bad "over the top" move their whole upper body turns so they can keep the towel under their arm and keep it there. With this, having something in the way you could hit can be more effective in my opinion. Thanks for commenting!

@tonyshans2226 Thanks for your comments and I'm hoping the tips I shared can help you out. I used to crouch really badly and would basically jump back from the ball. Finally, I learned if I stood a little taller I could get down to the ball. It feels very weird like I'm 100ft over the ball, but when I record myself I'm perfect - lol. Yes, I accidentally left my phone in the upright position when I recorded the video, so I will making future vids horizontal. Thanks again for watching and commenting. Very appreciated. Take care

Glad it was helpful!

It's one of my favorite little drills. I use it on the course all the time if I feel like I'm taking the club too far inside. I'm glad it helped. Let me know how it goes.

Thanks for your reply. I'm glad that this drill helped you. It's always the one I go back to when I feel like my body and arms aren't connected. After this drill what I do to still feel connected without using the towel is to just grab some of my shirt and place it up underneath my arms, then when I get to the top of the back swing I pause for 1 second. Then, I hit a ball. I usually us a pitching wedge. This helps me to continue to work on my timing and body connection without the towel. Thanks again and I'm glad this drill helped.

That's exactly the look I was going for! Thanks :)

I have a lot of steps in my house, so I have beast calves! 😂

You're welcome 😊

Glad it was helpful!

Hi John, thanks for commenting. I was always taught that you want the butt end (handle) of the club to have a little bit of lean towards your lead leg. Right about the center of your lead leg. I think having the butt end of the club point to your belt buckle is a good reference for how the club is parallel to the ground. For instance, if you had your hands too low or high during setup it wouldn't point at your buckle. One of my favorite instructors on UA-cam just did a video on proper set up which is very helpful for new players as well as old players who might need a refresher. He will explain it much better than me, I recommend checking it out. Plus, he has a ton of really good videos. ua-cam.com/video/IToM0Wig-MU/v-deo.html

Hello, unfortunately, I don't have time for an updated review right now but I will say that I still use the Bobsweep twice a week on my tile floor. It still works great and is a big help for maintenance cleaning. Thanks for watching my video.

Same but $20 for me

Hello and thanks for commenting. I'm glad that you feel that the Anti-Flip Stick® has been helpful. I'm assuming you are saying that the rubber cap is becoming a little loose because of frequent club changes? Please contact me at antiflipstick.com/contact/ and I'll see what I can do for you. Thanks

I hadn't heard of that product, but I looked it up for more information and seems very similar in what it's trying to get you to do with your body and arms. The Anti-Flip Stick® has a rubber cap on it and I've found that it fits snuggly on mid to larger sized grips. You could try to wrap a little bit of painter's tape on the grip of your wedge which might make the device fit a little more snuggly for you. I hope that helps. If you have further questions please let me know or you can visit my site at antiflipstick.com. Thanks for commenting.

I would assume it would pick up human hair as well as pet hair.

Yes, I still use mine all the time.

Yeah, if you are holding the club at address and you dropped it the handle should land on the inside of your thigh. It's easy to over do it and to start adding to much forward shaft lean, but you are correct that you should have a little forward press at address. Here is a video on grip where he talks a little about where you should have your hands at setup. He has a ton of awesome videos! - ua-cam.com/video/EoHnyunIAWw/v-deo.html

I don't work for the company and I don't know your exact model, but if they sent you a replacement it sounds like it's having a hard time syncing to the charging base. If it doesn't sync correctly, sometimes it will act funny. Also, I know from mine I had a 2 years of warranty and support so I would reach out to support again. I've always found them very helpful with my issues. If you click this link it has all their how to videos which may help you. - ua-cam.com/users/bobsweepincplaylists?view=50&sort=dd&shelf_id=12 Sorry you are having a bad experience, but I would first check the syncing between the sweeper and the charging station and then reach back out to support.

Sorry I missed your comment. It shoots a pretty low stream of water pointed at the floor. You can see in the start of the video if you watch closely. Plus, as you have probably noticed by now it's not a steady stream. More of a spray, wipe for about 30 seconds, then another spray. Hope this helps.