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😀Love this video Jeff! I’m going to go to the golf course and practice choking down! I’ve never choked down while chipping before. ✅I’ll let you know how it goes.

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Is there a good way to get the shoulders aligned, I feel like some others might that it is hard to see/feel if the shoulders are also aligned. They get too open to my target if I am not focused on them.

Hey Jeff, where do you find such a skilled young man??!😬 It is such a pleasure working with Jeff! If you’re looking for lessons, Jeff is awesome! One thing I appreciate about Jeff is he is so balanced with allowing/listening to questions /pushbacks while keeping lessons moving forward with good guidance!! Right now we are working to undo the habit Emerson developed the last few weeks of his trail hip and foot spinning out. Getting it driving more towards the target.

Nice. Jeff are you still at Maple Hill as well?

Great touch around the green!!

So how do I swing the golf club like a hockey stick without dipping my right shoulder?

What do you suggest for club face angle? Your demo looked square face. I have been told to expose the bounce to get loft but I am concerned about chunking it. I prefer to hit down and closed. Comment?

Great concept, seen done by many insturctors. Wish more of you would concentrate on how to 'do it right' than belabor all the wrong moves. It's like saying don't hit it in the water...too much negative and it's hard to separate from the positive.

Good Drills. I have also seen a drill where they take band and put it around the body and the right arm. Is this the same type of drill to keep that right elbow from flying out? What does the glove under the right arm pit work on? I have seen Tiger do this drill.

On full shots...the Split Grip allows my right hand to control the clubface through impact...to either turn the club over and draw the ball or hold on and fade the ball. It's magical how the Split Grip allow you to work the ball. Here's another benefit everyone...use the Split Grip around the green. Oh my gosh...the Split Grip makes the Flop Shot soooo easy...just slide that right hand rapidly under the ball while maintaining that open face...and that ball shoots up like a rocket. And when chipping...at impact...add a little right hand release...to get the ball to run to the cup...which is the secret to all great chippers. When possible...always plan to have some run-out with the majority of your shots around the green...for the ball to always release quit a bit to the hole. Billy Casper taught this concept to Seve..and Seve taught this concept to Tiger. Watch Tiger hit sand shots...there is always a release...a run out with the ball. Seve's bunker shots always had release. I'm just saying...with the Split Grip...it's so much easier to create this release to the ball or a hold-block-fade action through impact. Play 2 weeks with the Split Grip. I really believe you'll lower your score...and have more fun shaping your shots like Bubba.

Thank you for this great video. Pushing the elbows to each other or pushing the arms to each other which one would be easier? As far as I know you keep them together also in forward swing, right? Thanks.

Great video. my problem is no matter how nice balls are going, when I look at my frozen images at IMPACT they are as I am at setup...My trailing foot (right foot) is on the ground etc...so not good. When I use this drill , I thought to I use my chest (sternum) in backswing and in forward swing so that I can rotate more with pelvis of course..Should the chest stay more down to the impact ? Thanks...

Nice Video

Very Good Video. Need to do more YT Videos to get more Subscribers to your Channel.

Awesome video. Very helpful thank you!

You need to tell your viewers to subscribe to your channel and hit the bell icon as not to miss any new video’s.

Great Video in the New Studio.

I’ll just stick with my bazooka one out plus...jk. Loving the channel Jeff!

Thank Jeff! That’s just what I needed to hear!

Great tips Jeff!

Going to buy my new hockey stick!

Great video and information!

Will be practicing this tomorrow!

Awesome video! Love the camera work, keep the content coming 👍🏻

It's my understanding that club path dictates the initial ball direction, while face angle tends to influence the spin. So the draw consists of an in-out path combined with a closed slightly face. You're my coach, what did I miss?

Hey, Jeff - just wondering what's a good way for a senior golfer to create more clubhead speed without putting more strain on your back? John

Good stuff! I feel like this one was made for me! Keep it coming

Great video, Jeff. Do you teach that the initial motion of a slap shot in hockey is what the start of a good downswing in golf feels like? Or, is this slap shot feeling something that can be overdone? I'd also like to see a video to hear your thoughts on any similarities between a slap shot in hockey and a release in the golf swing. For example, when I separate my hands to rehearse a slap shot I notice that my left shoulder lifts back and up through impact, which brings the handle of the golf club up through impact. Is this a feeling to pay attention to in the golf swing? Quite a few hockey players are good golfers so it's a good topic.. Thanks

The basic premise of your discussion may be valid and there may be a debate, but some of it is ill founded and based on incorrect thinking. e.g. where you describe Tiger's swing issues from the early 2000's. What you showed was early extension of the right hip, knee and foot. This move is a score killer...ask me how I know. But let's take what is currently fashionable in teaching which is very lower half dominant. e.g. GG's move where he instructs his pupils to start the downswing by swivelling the left hip/leg counter clockwise and in turn shallowing the hands/arms. This is very different to early extension yet is lower half dominant. So it gets a little vague when merely saying Arms vs Legs. Conversely, say another coach with initials MB who recommends throwing the club down to start the swing. This would seem counterintuitive to most amateur golfers who cast the club too early losing lag and decelerating into impact. Yet, interestingly, if you try this drill, it does seem to work. However you also will note that it's not just the arms that are moving. The rest of the body of course moves in sync. Quite possibly the legs may even start to move at the same time or earlier than the arms. So often 'feels' don't equal 'actuals'.

It’s interesting! Because sometimes it is crazy. So much diference ways. Each body is diference and it’s very dificult to do the same than another person. But there are fundamentals. I’d like to know them. Thank you

Nice job gentlemen!

Good stuff Jeff! I have a feeling a lot of my issues (and there are many) are due to swinging faster than I should. I usually make my best contact when I'm trying to hit a club 80% and I slow things down. Now I'm going to go down a youtube rabbit hole and watch videos of Freddy Couples swing. Els has a beautiful swing too, but Freddy......

Thanks for the video, Jeff. Seems like a great way to warm up before heading to the first tee. A couple of questions: 1) Does the same 3-to-1 tempo apply through the bag (i.e., driver thru wedge)? and 2) Can this same concept of 3-to-1 tempo be applied to putting?

Eureka moment!

Love it Cam. I’d like to see some of your putting drills and insight!

Awesome Video on Connection.

Great interview Coach! It’ll be fun to follow Nick’s career. Hopefully he can make it on the tour.

Great discussion. At what point in the backswing would you step on lead foot to get lower body roating? Also, any tips on how to keep arms passive and loose during swing? Thanks

Thought provoking vid. As you say, there is no one size fits all when it comes to the golf swing. For the longest time I've tried getting my hips through first but it never felt natural or comfortable. About a month before the snow hit here in GR, I read a tip about turning the trunk (not shoulders) of your body to initiate the transition of the arms and lower body. Get the trunk moving and everything else has to follow. So far it has worked for me but time will tell. Keep up with the videos Jeff they are very informative. BobbyMac

There's no one size fits all. I like where you're going. What are the top 3 swing faults you see on the lesson tee?

All legs over here.

Hi Jeff. Nice video on showing how to correct a slice. I will be sharing this video with a friend of mine. Thank you. BobbyMac

Love it!

Great video... This is a great tip that I can use during the winter months and in the gym . Thank you for posting...

Jeff is a great golf teacher. What I love about his teaching technique is that if you play golf and have a golf swing, he uses your golf swing to make you better. He doesn't completely scrap what you have good already, just takes the bad out of your golf swing. This is huge as it will help you play golf better, faster... Thanks Jeff for being you. I highly recommend him.

Jeff - from squatting and hitting the ball, it would almost seem as though it would be inviting a "fat" shot as the club would almost have to come in lower, would it not? John

Hi, Jeff - Great site! I have added to the club path & face alignment to making sure of my shoulder alignment as well. I'm generally pretty straight if I get that setup correct! Thanks! John

that's a huge buck of balls man!!!

Thanks, Jeff. Would this drill be a remedy for early extension in the downswing?