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What if I tee it likely too low and still hit the top of the face, sky the ball with way too much spin? What am I doing wrong? My swing speed is around 104, but I only slice a drive barely and if 200 yards.

Thanks for the video, I really enjoy the content, I’m going to watch the “weight shift” video again. Ray

Hi TJ. Love the channel. QQ. When you fall into the lead side do you fall into a part of the lead foot? (i.e. on a horizontal into your toes, or just laterally into the ball of the lead foot?)

TJ, Best science lecture I have heard. I actually paid attention unlike back in high school. What do you suggest for a golfer who has to rush to the tee box when playing a round. Is it best to try and hit a few balls, putt or just stretch? Thank You!

Looks Stack n Tilt ish. Like to see him hit driver.

Just looking at the overview from the camera it seems that you like a pretty much zero path with open clubface rotating around your spine to hopefully square up at impact? Also, from front on it seems you like to maintain head and spine position from setup through to top of swing and starting down again. The extended upper spine tends to look like a reverse pivot.

Thanks for answering my question on here. Fantastic video and very helpful. JD

This was great. Honestly never really knew this. Does it help with rotation overall? Also, what was that stick you were using as the example. TRX?

Excellent explanation. Thanks

Great explanation, makes perfect sense. Thanks TJ

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This was super interesting. TY

Great explanation. You mention center of pressure and center of mass briefly. Are they different? Should I even care as an average (older) golfer. Enjoying all your content. JD

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My irons are terrible. 7 and 8 go the same distance and can’t hit any irons lower then 7. Take a lot of deep divots

Hitting behind ball

Biggest problem. No clubhead speed as senior golfer!

You referenced a previously released video which had move drills on how to get better control of club face (released about a month prior to this one) . . . I could not find in the video (Grip from underneath & Hack Motion) or in notes. Would you point me to this video? Thanks again

Sorry, just found your videos and subscribed (Pointed by Better Golf). Going now to find the video you referenced. What sim and software are you using. Like being able to see the club through contact. Thanks

I want to see you hit it off that box that high 😂

I have always struggled with high spin rates due to hitting low on the face. I am going to do that drill you suggested to see if I can change this. TY Ted

My golf instructor carries a small bag of Cheerios cereal for this same purpose.

In my 70s I shot 72 1 over par and when I was 85 I had a hole-in-one

Another great video. And thanks for my recent lesson TJ.

This change in t height helped me a couple years ago. Good info

I'm a 15hcp with long but low drives. Changed loft and shaft with no improvement. Kept moving ball and tee height up further and further...still no height improvement. Moved the ball accidentally back and tee down...to std 3W position...and drives gained height by approx 30ft. Ball stays in the air like it should. Ideas why?

Ok. I watched this video 40 minutes ago and just came back on to share. Went to my sim and teed the ball up super high. I normally tee it what I thought was mid but realize it it low. Hit a wiffle ball off the tee as I was afraid of hitting my roof with a sky ball and holy cow. After a bunch of swings my up swing changed by 8 degrees and path moved about 6 degrees. I didn't think about doing much differently JUST NOT HIT THE ROOF. Eye opening for sure. This could be a game changer for me. Thank you

I have a “tattoo” on the top of my driver caused by hitting a ball high on the face. It looks like a partial imprint of a golf ball. I keep this to remind me to swing on an upward path and avoid a “wedge shot” with my driver. Lessons learned!

TJ congrats on the 5k subscribers! Will be at a million before 2026! Thanks again for another helpful video.

I was hoping you would hit that ball off that block lol

Did this video describe my driver development to a tee...pun intended...I struggle with a low tee for a long time and every time I tried to increase the height I would pop it up so it scared me. My old coach told me to keep grinding at it and eventually it did change may path and up angle. This is a good one and I hope people get a lot out of it. Good content as usual.

I see this as more of a good "practice" aid, vs a training aid. Go get some swing help from a teacher, but you're still going to need to practice after that, and that's where these disks could be very helpful, especially since they can be used regularly at home. BTW, I've always wanted an addition to my home mat - a conductive flat pad that buzzes when I make contact with it. Similar concept for home practice.

I am currently in the middle of this potentially good info but too drawn out. If one is going to use this training aids. It should be place 2-4 inches in front of proper ball position. Otherwise you are training a swing to bottom out at the ball rather that infront of the ball. A water bottle cap is free and can be flipped over and used as a shallow tee

I need an aid for fat shots. That I would buy.

Hey TJ thanks for all the great videos. What is your thought on free video apps for phone or iPads?

Interesting. Thanks TJ.

TJ, This is great stuff. You are a great communicator and have helped me the most. My current handicap is about a 15. I would like to be at a 9 within the next 12 months. I need to hurry as I will be turning 80 in a month. I've been trying to learn this sport for the last 5 years and keep getting better, but I'm not stopping now. I can't afford to waste any time.......Rick😊

It seems to me this tool will not help FAT shots and maybe cause more. Since a strike behind the ball on the mat will move the disc. You briefly alluded to this in the video, but did not elaborate. I have more trouble with Fat shots then thin as a newer golfer. My swing though is low point ahead of the ball. And I focus my eyes slightly ahead of ball?

Great review, for 10.00 they went right to the cart. I see you have the Salted insoles in your suggestion list. Would love to this reviewed. Pricier so I would like more info.

What about putting an actual ball on top of the disc and still playing the disc. Would that improve your strike?

I'm 78 years young. Played D1 football and baseball, lift and workout 4 days a week. Lowest score is 78, but unfortunately I was 67 when I shot it. 😅 Never had a hole in one.

Okay, thank you for this video. I have been wondering about it. Question: if you are supposed to take a divot after the ball, shouldn’t you not strike this flat ball at all? Or, perhaps just hit the farthest edge (and not behind it)?

These are great to complement practice like you said. Helped me with depth. They get beat up after a while too, deformed or tear, so a couple dozen is nice and package lasts forever. The soft curved version seems to be more durable based on design. Guess that’s the 2.0 version. Loving your channel! Recent subscriber. Thanks T.J.!

Seems like you could replicate it by cutting up some flat rubberish mat maybe like a cheap rubber slipper or one of those sliders you use to prop up a leg of a chair. I guess the thing you are trying to train is to not hit at the ball with the face of the club head but to swing or slide the SOLE of the club under the midpoint of the ball with a little forward shaft lean. I think its because the face of the club is just a vertical plane which has practically no weight so you can't really feel where it is like you can feel the weight of the sole of the club and feel where it is as you swing the club thru impact??

These are intriguing. They make sense and the self organizing that you talked about makes these potentially a good buy especially at 10 dollars. Looking forward to see what else you review.

That overhead view, you really squashed it T.. 👍

New subscriber. Loving all your content. Keep it up learning a lot.

Looking forward to this series! Bit of a training aid/tech nerd when it comes to golf. These actually look interesting and might grab a box of them Thanks TJ

First!!! Another great video TJ! Thank you! My garage is full of these Amazon golf aids.