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Left eye dominant = close left eye when aiming?

I took a lesson this year. My pro fixed my lead wrist position at the top. It felt weird at first but the results were amazing (for me). Thanks for your vids.

The best way to figure out your swing is to figure out your relationship to the club head and figure out how to get it to do what you want. Some people are naturals and some people it takes thousands and thousands of shots to even come close. I've been playing 8 years and only last week i figured out what i'd been doing wrong the whole time. It's all about your arms connection to your body. If that is how it should be you cannot come massively over the top, you cannot thin it, you cannot fat it. It's a feeling.

I use 2 plush welcome matts. Stand on one and use the other for proper turf contact, brushing the mat with my full swing, working on technique, etc. It also works for practicing proper chipping technique.

The big question is how does that AI club head work in that illustration?

This is one of those guys who make the golf swing so complicated with 368 positions and swing feels that I'd paralyze myself mid-swing. Good grief.

I like 54.83% on my front foot

I think this is the Pennick, Kite and Crenshaw video you spoke about. ua-cam.com/video/_OsMe07m8tE/v-deo.htmlsi=4HXzM6shQhReO-0S

What are some app options to video your swing and draw lines etc? Paid for and free preferably. Loved this video. Got a simulator two years ago and went from 7 to 1 hdcp. My old man goal is to get to scratch before I die.

You bloviate way too much, for someone no one knows IMO and who got what out of this video? Anybody? Where's the secret where's the lesson? Practice, practice, practice 😮

i get a 6 month membership at the nearby indoor dome , 1 hr sessions, i usually go on average 4x weekly and i get a coach to work on my mechanics to prevent bad habits slipping in. I bought a basic launch monitor, that tracks my swing speed, and ball, smash factor, etc. i find this helps keep me staying in my best swing tempo....

Great stuff! I personally try to utilize my time in the gym building up strength, stability,balance, etc. I stay away from hitting balls indoors because I feel like I lose spacial awareness...instead, I drill without balls and spend more time refining my putting stroke. My humble $.02

Use indoor facilities like PGA Superstore. Also, in my area there are many other facilities that have sims you can rent .

this dudes hilarious LOL excellent video and great content as always

Thanks Kyle were have you been for the last ten years. You told me to stand up and good idea but I’ll never get the timing and always throw from the top. BUT put the weight into the lead foot and hey presto I’m dropping the club. Seriously Thank You a lightbulb moment.

Love that you thanked Jesus. But, you need to repent for saying Jack is the greatest golfer ever. 😉

This just blew my mind. Thank you Brother. God bless you.

Sorry. But your swing is far from Rorys. 😂

Thank god for this video. I'm a 5 hcp with a 188 average ball speed on the driver. Short of becoming a dam long driver... I can't add more rotation. We are rotating like crazy already, yet thats the advice I see... Still can't shallow. This makes so much more sense now.

I’ve been working on shallowing. This video cleared up some misconceptions. It’s awesome!!!

When you talk about face rotation on short putts, are you talking about rotation around/from the swing arc, or off of a straight line?

I am a master of ‘over the top’!!! I have tried dozens of drills that look good on video with a practice swing!! I roll a ball in there and it’s time to kill snakes!! 🐍 Or the swing looks promising hitting balls from the mat and gets lost on the way to the first tee!! Of course I am going to try this today. Will play tomorrow and see what happens. I’m going to watch this again. I missed something about the cone.

XPerience

Good video! I’m a 2.6 and this is the lowest my handicap has ever been. I’ve shot two rounds under par this year but feel like I’m getting my game together to shoot in the 60’s, at some point. I’m pretty long off the tee and typical lay up in par 5’s every time I am outside 250 and most of the time when I’m more than 220 out. I agree with your assessment on those longer iron/ hybrid shots along with scoring. And that’s a great game to practice the short putts!

I’ve broken 80 but it’s becoming harder and harder lately. My course management and putting has been killing me. I never thought 4 putting was possible but I managed to do it twice last time out with three 3 putts and shot 85. Chipping was also a culprit

Finally, a great demonstration of this!!!

Actually, I did not know that. Thank you for connecting the dots between Hogan’s set up and the physics of the driver swing.

Hahaha… the PAB has me rollin! Your wife and mine are very similar… if my wife was my element consultant she would have me in a mental pretzel from all the sarcasm and tough love 😂

A trajectory, by its very nature, is not straight. It’s a trajectory.

Amazing video. Thank you

The old KPI set was 10 fairways and 10 GIRs got you to a 10 handicap. I like your KPIs better. They are more useful and give you more into on where you need to improve.

I’m 74 years old. Last week I played an unfamiliar course at 6136 yards. I had 5 one putts and a three putt. I hit five greens. Longest drive was 199 yards. I shot 82

It is common to teach a forehand thinking there is a vertical pane of glass and you are stroking up, not breaking it.

The vertical hinge in the initial aspect of the takeaway always feels so weird to me. I know I need to work on it but it’s so dynamically different than sucking the club in side

It's not easy for me as a beginner

Thanks a ton for the vid. Staying closed while dropping the hands is a completely game changer!!!Went to the range and it was nothing but outside in curves. Heaven

This was a really good discussion. I yet have many mental issues, but I have learned from you to have a consistent pre-shot routine. This helps. One thing that I recently noticed is I get anxious about a shot, and during the backswing, my shoulders get very tense, stopping the backswing, and then I fire from an early position. My antidote is to rehearse arriving at the top of the backswing in a relaxed state and with a definite pause, then swing through. It works 90% of the time. I'll talk to Shawn on my next visit to see what else needs to be addressed.

What a wonderful example of how to prepare and the importance of the mental game as opposed to mechanical technique! Another nugget was "distance control is more important than hitting it straight." Since I worked hard this summer to establish my carry distances. Now, I am hitting more greens and carrying more obstacles.

Great stuff, I’m surprised you guys don’t have more subs. Love all the information you put out!!

Greatest tip ever for shallowing! Struggled for many years...

How do you set up if you want a fade stock shaft?

Do you work remote?

Man imma try that - my thought has sheets been “hammer down” and just swing thru and let the club head dictate

That was a great tip.

Love this Kyle! I have been following you for a while now. Awesome to see how much you guys have scaled in the last few years 🙌. I am definitely interested in making the 2 1/2 hour drive down to Columbus to see you and talk business and golf.. I own both a small local business that’s a passion project of mine but also a Medicare insurance business as well. My wife and I are both doctors of physical therapy also and she just opened her own clinic last week believe it or not so this was a great video especially with the timing lol. I’ll be in touch to get some info from you and see what we can do 👍. Keep on crushing it man, your teaching and philosophy are the real deal. Love the givers gain mentality… how iv’e always looked at business as well. Help people first 👊

First 30 seconds, why do no tour pros ever hit straight shots. Me: leaves video because that is completely false and rambles

3 young kids under 4……you need to play more golf my man!

You know this is very interesting with the new tech in irons my yardages vary kinda. Grew up playing blades now that I don’t get to practice like I used to figured they won’t hurt. Not a blade but close to it.

Back in my amateur tournament days I would always fade the ball to a right pin and hook it to a left pin. Of course that is before "technology" made it far more difficult to hit big hooks or fades

And for $299 this cone could be yours