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I'm so glad I found this channel. The fact that you understand that there's as many ways to swing as there are players is a huge draw for me. I like that you provide multiple solutions to different problems. Thanks for the guidance!

Practiced 3 wood at the range, no tee this summer which helped me make better contact when i found the fairway

His right arm isn't mataining angle lol

I appreciate you - thanks

One thing I’ve learned not to do on the driving range is after a bad shot getting sucked into swinging that one club for an extended time. Focusing too much on swinging just one club locks you into one set of “feels” that won’t be repeated in normal play hitting with different clubs. After 10, 20 or 30 swings with that one club you end up stretching all your muscles and “feels” out of their normal range, so that any progress you might make with that club is unrealistic. Or worse, you discover that you’re not making any progress with that club at all. I’ve learned that if you find yourself getting worse swinging that one club a few times it’s best you put that club away for a while. Swing your other clubs, then come back to the problem club for two or three swings max. Work on correcting a problem club slowly over a few sessions is better than repeating a bad swing hundreds of times looking for a quick fix.

How many times are you faced with a clean lie on a pitch shot around the green? My course has many situations where there is 1” to 2” rough. Practicing on a driving range with driving mats isn’t like the real turf. Many golfers (mostly high handicap) resist hitting the mat properly because of the dislike of sudden shock to elbow and wrists. When a decent course has practice areas for pitching you see real improvement in your game. The other issue I have with practice tees is that on the course,50% of the time you’re not on flat turf. 🇨🇦👍👨‍🦳

Question: what make of lob wedge do you use?

I found full rehearsal practice swings to be a waste of time and energy. Better to visualize from pocket to pocket and go. Love the idea of grabbing a club after each shot.

Can this still work for cross handed players? I play cross handed any tips would be greatly appreciated

Now, what’s your pace of play? If it takes you more than 2 hrs to play 18 holes, with a cart, you’re too slow. I can play 18 holes in 1 1/2 hour on my home course. I shoot high 70s usually. Slow play is the most irritating part of the game.

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You're a blessing! Thank you!

This is great 👍 thanks for the advice it makes so much sense

I watched the previous video that was mentioned and this one. I haven't been to the range yet to apply anything but I certainly am intrigued with the parallax idea. I most likely am not aiming properly so these two videos have been an eye opener since I do have a bad slice and have tried to adjust my grip with little to no change. I am glad to hear that you will be doing a more in depth video on this concept. In this video when your doing your swings and have some bad shots, the coach mentions swinging right and swinging left. Hopefully that terminology will be addressed in the next video as I don't quite know what that means. Thanks for making these videos.

Im 10,000 years old and shot a 41 at pebble beach last night under the full moon, can still walk 6723 holes if I want, and my putter club head speed is still around 299,792,458 m/s. Your videos have totally changed my life, I’m now ten decades sober, have an eight figure salary and I can now grow a full beard. I have also become a much better golfer. Thanks friend.

I hit a 114 on Mountain Dell canyon course yesterday, the greens absolutely killed me, your videos have been my best friends thanks pal keep it up

Excellent video as always. I am 72, play to a 14 these days, can walk 18 if I choose to, SR tees, unless I play with my son then I move back to the whites. My practice routine is pretty much what you were talking about, I concentrate on 100 yds and in. Only time I take practice swings are on those type shots just get a feel and see where my club is bottoming out on that particular day. I do not even hit balls anymore just practice putting grip length back to 6 ft on straight putts. Use 3 wedges 44, 52 and 60 and just hit those pitch and chip shots. Sometimes use a 9 iron to chip. Use the 60 for greenside bunkers and when I short side myself and have cut my putt distance in half with the 60. I also am fortunate to live on a course so I have a good idea when the practice green will be all mine. That's when I can practice those pitch shots and short side shots. I see people all the time go thru a 75-ball bucket just hitting ball after ball without any routine at all in less than 15 minutes. All they are accomplishing is digging up the range, it's crazy. All your videos have really helped, prefer my generation teachers instead of today's generation which mostly concentrate on lag and distance. My biggest problem these days is death perception, whatever my eyes are telling me I just swing a little harder and I always walk up to green on shorter pitches.

I just went to the range after watching this video. Your advice has single-handedly increased my consistency on the driver about +100%. Thank you so much!

At the range I like to pull out an old score card and play 9 holes from the card.

Something I've started to do is take the last 30 or 40 balls and use a random number generator on my phone to pick a number between 20 and 200 and then pick the appropriate club and Target on the range. Absolutely builds my confidence in my distance control.

Hi Coach Ed- excellent practical video. Can you do a video on club selection. My 60 degree is my nightmare club so i use mostly PW and gap but i don't know if this selection costs me strokes in the long run ? Do I concentrate on 1 club or use all of them ?? What's your experience ?

Took 14 mins before I realized the 'blip' sound was not Patrick saying som kind of curse.

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I watch way too many golf videos. Yours are just awesome. With some great nuggets that make you want to go out and try them.

Absolutely brilliant.

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I have seen Mike Malala's demo this

Slowest swing ever. Shoulders to the right doesn't make the ball go right. Pretty sure these guys don't have any regard for face-path relationship Wtf. Highly disrespectful to Bryson, I'm old school, but there's no way in hell prime John Daly is out driving Dechambeau who's specifically done speed training for Long Drive. Daly has never sniffed 130 mph club speed.

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You flip your hands every single swing lol

You can actually add a thin piece of tape across the flashlight itself to represent the face as well. That's the way I'm going to construct mine. Thank you so much this is an awesome idea!

I went to the range and practiced this drill. I said in a comment below a local golf coach had me do that kickstand drill. But something else I did was buy a $5 can of athletes foot spray. Its Trackman on a budget. For something so silly that footspray gives you so much information!! I learned that I nest my driver and thus heel my clubs a lot. I lined up tee with the toe of my driver and all of sudden im seeing mark right in an around the sweet spot.

If you line the ball with the target, and line the club with the ball, is it the same thing.

I used to be a good chipper and recently I started to shank my chips. I feel as though my club is wide open on the follow-through.

I love how you keep it simple!! Thank you

When you did the parallel swings with the driver, I use that to loosen up before I hit the range. It helps me get my back muscles nice and warmed up and gets by hands, forearms, and wrists ready to work together.

ill try this .. sounds relaxing

Great content much respect to your Wisdom in golf tutoring from South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤

Thank you for all the videos you have done! It has helped me quite well and I am pleased with the results from the information and tips you have passed on in your videos ! Toronto !

Finally he hits one at the end. Would like to see more of those including slo mo.

after i hit a few good ones, my tuition takes over, i tell myself i can pound this one. so i try to. then thats when it goes everywhere

This Ol Fella reminds me of myself. We've forgotten more about Golf than most will ever know about the game. 😎✌️⛳️🏌‍♀️🤷‍♂️

At the beginning of this video I saw that your driver has an oversized grip. Would you be willing to touch on that in a future video? I've seen more videos pop up about grip size, but not a lot of information based on physical hand ir body size, age, mobility, etc. My Dad is 70 and about your size (from what I can tell) hes still got those blue collar hands but hes got some arthritis setting in which i think affects his grip. I would love to get him an oversized grip on an old driver he has to see how it works for him and maybe help him out a little bit before commiting to regriping all his clubs.

I absolutely love this video! I watch a channel with Danny Maude and while I like a lot of his techniques I feel like my backswing and swing path doesn't work with some of his lessons. So I keep sticking with what is working and trying to make microadjustments. I'm 43 and the flexibility thing really hit home. Got my first lesson tomorrow and going to mention this video to the instructor.

My main flaw in golf is I stand too close to the ball... ...especially AFTER I hit it...

It’s not just the speed that makes the wrist angle important. What stops the ball is backspin and the interaction of club face ball and lie / contact of ball with the turf as it comes off the are all variables one can’t control consistently if flipping club face under the ball with a flick of the wrist.

Pro, my tendency is to have a long left thumb, is that a detrimental to my swing ?

Thank you soon much for these videos. There's a lot of good instructors on UA-cam, BUT you sir have the closest methodology to how I was taught 30 years ago by one of the absolute best. Im not going to drop names. Im not even sure she's living anymore. Certainly shes not teaching anymore. But you teach the same habits she taught me to have. So good. We all need reminders and refreshers of the good habits when we haven't played in a while. I'm picking the game back up after several years of putting it down for one reason or another. Thank you very much for your instructions. If you were in Texas I'd be scheduling sessions with you.

Not sure how old this guy that is getting the lesson is but his club head speed seems really low. He says he is working on speed training. Well it must not be working. The alignment is off for sure but if he is aligned to the right he was still putting balls all over the range ( at a short driving distance ) if he adds club speed with that spread he will be in the bush far too often, line him up square and still all over the range. The swing is so relaxed and effortless that it seems he has no idea where the club head is. No lower body power added to the swing. I am no pro but it seems like a terrible swing. I am 54 with 4 degenerated disc, 7 total bad discs total ( facet hydrotrophy ), numerous injuries that never fully healed from playing sports all my life and I have a driver swing speed of 108 and hit 270 plus drives at sea level. Sometimes on a hot day they climb into 290 and the odd one 300. Toss the driver away , hit 3W or purchase a mini driver and surely score will be better.

Are you from the Takagura dojo?