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How do I get the club head on the back of the ball if I lead with the rear elbow?

So freeing. Thanks!

Great video, thanks!

I fan it open and fan it closed for an extra 20 yards for free on the irons.

Thanks Chris - those tips look very helpful😀

5 star. please describe your flop shot grip. Thanks in advance.

Phil shares many common parts with your swing apart hinging much more the wrists

You didn't mention it but letting the elbow of the lead arm break is also important. Trying to maintain a straight arm is really hard on the shoulder joint.

Talking too much rubbish and wasting time for trash talk.

Regular or senior for a player in my mid 60’s with a bad back and hips?

Van Phillips has been the most useful source of online coaching since I took up golf a few years ago. I remember watching this video and the comment about “ getting on the range and finding your own grip” and “what’s best for you” I’m 71, playing bogey golf and still drop in on VP…… he is the best, for me, on here.

Makes sense. Thanks

Great video. Thanks!

Great Advice tips

Tried it today in a round of 18 holes. It was fantastic, thanks mate.

Thanks

Not long ago I asked Jack if he preferred to address the ball with the clubface open, square or closed. Jack looked at me with that piercing stare: "I've never seen a really good player set it square or closed at address," he said. Then he explained that because you generally set the club so the face is one-quarter inch or so behind the ball, it needs to be slightly open to the target line at that point. If it looked square and you didn't manipulate it during the swing, when the club returned to impact it would be slightly closed, causing a hook. Setting the clubface slightly open at address allows you to: • Release the club fully without fear of hooking. • Swing the club naturally with relaxed arms for maximum clubhead speed-and therefore more distance. • Develop better feel for how the club is aligned as it swings through impact. Jack got this from the best….Ben Hogan.

Take his name out your mouth.....click bait ass clown

Talk way to much!!! Just show us already!!!

61 years old and about to get my hip replaced due to many sport injuries in the past. I have limited movement on my right hip and i believe these tips will help me tremendously. can't wait to go back to driving range and give it a try. Thank you.

very well done. great slow mo.

70 years old with a left hip replacement and coming off both shoulders that required reverse total replacements leaving me with out my rotator cuff muscles which have been disabled-Avid golfer who is getting back into it after apx 12 months off-Was a 10 Hdcp prior and struggling now-Any suggestions other than what i viewed today and will give it a try.

At last someone who understands limited movement, a well explained video , it feels like your talking to me and not at me. I have subscribed and look forward to watching your videos. I di remember you from your days on tour . Thanks Chris

The visual focus was so important. A superb pointer.

Thanks a lot for great advice!

I've noticed that you are not much of a ball compressor?

Finally found a video that fits my swing and positions. I have been bringing my backswing to where Van is illustrating actuallyVan is giving me exactly what I have been doing but now he's brought it to me. can't wait to try it at the driving range!

NICE!!!

Sir when i move this way, my head moves too causing topping of the ball.

Best tip ever. Thanks.

Hey, Van. You just slayed a dragon -- the idea that the golf swing is purely rotational, without a lateral element. I've known this for a while, but I also know that a lot of pros teach that the swing is purely rotational. Slow motion film footage of Ben Hogan (at least later in his career) reveals a definite lateral slide that begins even before he's finished his backswing. Thank you for your confirmation. (Great first name, Van. Reminds me of the great Van Morrison -- Northern Ireland's gift to mankind.

Great instructions! Common sense!

Too much basketball is the culprit for my right wrist break down. In basketball you flip the wrist as you dribble, shoot and oftentimes pass. I have played literally hundreds and hundreds of games. This right wrist flip is killing my game. I am right handed player by the way.

My issue with compensating while fanning my club is inconsistent. I tried doing that and I always seems to lose my swing

I did not see anything! Is why less than 10% of golfers can shoot par?

I early extend, look up and don't maintain a spine angle and shot a 78, consistently in low 80s.

great informative process makes total sense hitting more yardage lots more bang for your buck age doesn’t have to be a disadvantage 😅

Good info but ball is in back of your stance on actual shot, not neutral and 5% open is not nearly enough and stress you must regrip clup after opening it. Release low and to left for best results

At last.... someone who isn't afraid to say it as it is... I was always told that if I didn't change my 'inside' takeaway I would never be good at golf... well I'm a scratch golfer for 20 yrs after this statement and playing very nicely thank you, everyone is different that is what is great about golf oh and I'm 68 so not doing too bad 🥳🌟🎊🎉💫

Meh.. ok lesson I guess

Excellent!

Excellent!

Great instructions

talk too much~

To be honest I had to change my stance myself, lucky I had a clue about the body and the mechanic of human movement, again great video 👍

Spot on great video, best information so far, listening to Rick shield and some of the others never really mention it, they are more interested in getting subscribers and promoting gear on going on about clubs and how they are so forgiving and this one does this and that make is better and so on, so annoying. Thanks for this video about time we got something real

Never heard the word sternum so much until I started playing golf again and watching yt vids haha where was this when I was a Jr haha

I recently noticed I fan open fairly quickly at take away. I hit the ball fairly far (170 ball speed w driver) and can play a draw or fade most of the time, but I find that I lack consistency often. Do you think staying more square on takeaway would help with this?

Do you also. drop your back shoulder a bit on the downswing? Thanks