This is excellent coaching and advice. The only other coach I've watched with similar advice is Bradley Hughes. Former Aussie tour player who now coaches some PGA players. Unfortunately he no longer makes UA-cam content. Glad I found this channel.
Thanks, you’re the only instructor on UA-cam who explained the arm/club linkage post impact. I could never figure out how the club came back in after impact. Aka Michael on Skillest.
@GoodGolfCoaching as your channel continues to grow just remember to focus on these folks who show you love and not the haters. Someone told me that if you have no haters then you haven't accomplished anything worthwhile. 😊
I taught a friend the same concept.....hands out in front of the trail shoe.....then hands in and up to the left side followed by the clubhead coming into the inside quadrant of the ball. She has won 6 club tournaments in the past 1.5 years. Thanks for reaffirming this swing concept.
This is the best move on you tube from the last years. I had shanks and inconsistent iron play. Long game an short game is great. But irons make always the difference on the round. This move with the camera from the top helped me so much today. I started pitching today for 2 hours 40 up to 110 meters and after 2 hours of iron play on the range. I could not stop because it was so simple and effortless. This is a game changer. You feel the effect right in the beginning. How simple and effective. WOW effect included. Why nobody told this to me earlier? HCP 8.3 - Home of the BMW open Munich Eichenried. Halleluja and thank you for this video. You need to watch it 2times because of the complexity of the mechanic’s … but wonderful when you have understood … Merci beaucoup, danke , thanks Jorge
Hey Jorge, really appreciate the insights and so so lovely to hear the golf has turned a corner due to this video. Long may it continue. Love Eichenreid, been many times with the tour there, fond memories. Keep up the great golf. Best wishes Stu
Stuart, I have been following your UA-cam videos for a few months and I have learned to understand the golfswing. I no longer watch any other. Your ability to communicate is unmatched. Thank you!
Your feedback is really appreciated and very humbling my friend. If you have any questions along the way please let me know, would be happy to answer. Best wishes Stu
The way my brain works with my body is exactly what this video gets across both in your descriptions, analogy, and visuals! I have been seeking to understand the relationships throughout the swing of the hand path and the clubhead in EXACTLY this way. This is validating the way I approach understanding my clubhead is through where my hands are appearing in my right peripheral relative to the ball, the path they take as they move thorough my field of view to center past the ball, and then the way they move through my view past my left side and foot. A huge sanity check for me as others never understood what I am talking about explaining my swing.
I am so so happy to hear you have found what you’ve suspected and felt my friend. Now run with it. Please watch more of my content, specially my broom series playlist. You’ll find even more joy. Let me know if you have any questions. Best wishes Stu 😊
Just brilliant Stuart ! 8:40 in the video is my A-HA moment....I have never visualised (or felt) that movement...handle towards the ball line...then back under....have tried it on the range and feels so natural...and smoked some drives last weekend on the course as a result. I will be back to see you after a bit more practice with the irons....thank you so much !
After golfing for 50 yrs I discovered your chanel by chance and it has been the “it” that I have been looking for my whole golfing life . Most consistent ever and hitting it the longest and most solid ever .The beauty is I don’t show up hoping I will have a swing and know how to fix if off . So thank you .
One thing I have found that helps is to think - left femur (hip) internal rotation as I pull to initiate downswing. This helps me get my hips and shoulders open at impact .
Love this video - I’ve been stuck for a long time and simply did not understand how to close the window from the top, so to speak. You are well on your way to growing your subscribers, great work Stu.
Hey JP thank you my friend, hugely grateful for the kind words and excited to hear you’ve doing some movement. Let me know how you progress, always love hearing. Best wishes Stu 😊
I’m giving this a thumbs up. The drill shown is clearly a feelings drill and when that feeling is put into practice at full speed it works for me!! Tried it today and I’ve never hit any club with more conviction than today!
Thank you so much for sharing your experience James - really appreciate it, and I hope the conviction and pressure stays. Enjoy my friend. Best wishes Stu 😊
This makes so much sense - as Stuart knows I have struggled to move the path left for years and I thought it might have something to do with no giving myself the room to swing left. Will try that at practice later today
Finally starting to get what you are talking about. Now to the actual application or doing. Tried this approach yesterday while playing and most of the time was able to make ball contact. Some of the time topped or hit the ball fat. Was trying to use suggested left hand grip. Misses might have been ball placement or tryin*to swing to hard.
So much logic in the lorry movement ,,,the overhead is spot on ,,another step up the stairs to the top platform cheers Stu ,,see you soon ,,brilliant as ever
As you know I watched and instantly went to the range. Exactly the info I needed to get back to where I was when I was playing my best. It's amazing how it feels like the head just freewheels through on it's own and I'm free to think about face angle 😀
Stuart, I have literally watched 100s of UA-cam videos and this is by far the best explanation out there. I've taken what you explained to the range and it works for me - from getting into the slot to impact to swinging through from low to high to the left. Done correctly with a tensionless grip the swing is effortless and the ball goes straight and far for me. Thank you!
I have watched hundreds of videos about golf. perhaps thousands and I have never ever heard anyone explain a few key answers to questions I had. This guy has got good pupils because they have asked vital questions and the answer in this video is actually astonishing. So he is saying that the club path and the hand path are not the same and a kind of end over end swing squares the face through impact and that the hand path does not match the swing path. The intent is superbly described with the lorry (truck) turn in the video. If this is correct its an absolute game changer. I cant wait to try this. I could never explain how the pro club path worked and always suspected that there was some part of the jigsaw left out. I have never been able to explain why the hips can be back to target in the down swing and yet hands moving outwards without this explanation. Ive tried many crazy rotations and all sorts of home made moves to make this work. I really hope this is it. When i was a young lad i could shoot single figs with a crazy home made OTT move and have spent decades trying to swing from 'inside' and remained 14 hcp forever. I will report back and even make a video if this works.
Its absolutely correct Gmonkey and I look forward to hearing how you get on. If you are new to my channel, do check out my broom series videos, they will open the pathways of learning a little bit wider. Enjoy. Best wishes Stu 😊
your swing looks really great. however if i try moving the handle down the forces of that move force me to stand up through the strike (and you dont). so that handle down move is something thats not as simple as it looks. how are you avoiding early extension? Is it all right side swing driven and no pull down? (im checking the broom stuff now. many thanks. Greg@@GoodGolfCoaching
Hey Greg, once you’ve watched the broom series, go check out my early extension video. Feel free to keep asking questions, never a problem! Best wishes Stu 😊
Best golf coach on UA-cam. Thank you for making everything regarding the swing so much easier to understand. Still having lesson at my club but your amazing. Lee up the great work. Weldone Stuart. 👍
Another fantastic video via science, Stuart. The overhead camera brought the “move the handle out and down” into focus and cleared up the crazy thoughts I had about you saying such. It now makes since. Thanks for clearing this up for me. Cheers.
Stuart an excellent video and the trailer visualisation is a gem. I am starting to understand how my closed club face in my in to out swing path has caused me all sorts of issues! I feel so much more freedom through the ball with the the out phase even if the club face seems open. Yet through impact it goes straight. Once the back is better will come and see you at the studio. Keep it up Stuart.
Thank you so much for the very kind feedback and really pleased to hear freedom has been attained in your swing; it's just the beginning. Check out some of my leg action videos to engage more speed and mobility. Best wishes Stu 😊
Best one yet as it pertains to my golf. If it wasn’t for the visual, I’d still be trying to figure out what the the hell an articulated lorry was, but the analogy couldn’t have been more perfect. 😂. Thanks for giving me the game back! Best wishes, NWH
That was an excellent analogy Stuart, about how the truck goes around the corner and the similar way the golf handle and head of the club work, I have been trying this way of hitting a golf ball... not easy but I am having fun with it, he he...thanks so much Stuart
My pleasure Trevor, keep watching all the videos, not just this one to facilitate your ability to around this info. Keep working at it and keep the feedback coming! Best wishes Stu 😊
Never seen this concept but like many youtube videos, seems like the lorry concept makes perfecf sense... I gather this is a feel vs real concept, would love to see you hit a few golf balls with some slow motion from the overhead view. Definitely worth a subscribe and like
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts, always gratefully received and hope it’s helped in some way. Wishing you well with your golf. Best wishes Stu 😊
very sensible discussion and description. Take a look, however, at a good deal of what Bradley Hughes (two time winner of the Australian Masters and now quite an appropriately highly regarded instructor) has been teaching for years on exactly this same point.
Excellent - especially the truck analogy. this alone is well meriting anyone's subscription - it got mine just now, with thanks. Well done. keep em coming - these revealing insights Schaun
So logical, guess most of our instructors didn’t get that aspect of physics, club dynamics and insight- so they been teaching us how to get inside out and rotate club face and and forearms and whatever out and around… Gosh- amazing 😊
Thanks Jack - from here in out, every video will feature the over head view. Giving complete clarity to all on how we move to change every aspect of the club and ball dynamics. This video will be the change of gear for the channel, hope you and everyone else feels the and enjoys the step change. Best wishes Stu 😊
I watched this yesterday. Hit 50 wedges. Focused on my hands moving out toward target line and getting the shaft parallel to the target line. Seemed to help. Played nine holes in my golf league later in the day. I hit 6 of 7 fairways. Only missed fairway was just off a couple of feet. Drove ball farther than normal. Shot a 39. Was 1/4 inch short on a par 3 putt from about 15 feet uphill. I'm 74 years old. Playing golf since age 45.
Stuart- great vid accompanied by a great image metaphor. Working with you on Skillest has been a real treat! Of course, I have taken all the dead-end turns and back street alleys that you label as "rubbish". I had happened upon this "acceleration around the arc move" several yrs ago by accident and thought I had found magic! Alas, I never forgot it but I could never get back to it until I happened upon your platform and I saw that action again! I also learned that there a several things that need to happen b4 you can be in a position to use this energy. Needless to say, glad I found you and I am glad to see from others comments that they recognize the value of your content!
I’ve loved every second to date of our Skillest journey Dennis and looking forward to much more to come. It’s so lovely of you to share your experiences. Really grateful for that. Sending my thoughts back from todays videos you sent me on Skillest 😁Best wishes Stu
Thanks for explaining this DS in detail. When I work on this at contact, I seem to stand up the club. I would be very interested in a part 2 to this video. Keep up these videos as they are very informative, helpful and eye opening.
@@GoodGolfCoaching, all the swing faults you described was spot on. My swing is to inside/out. There’s very limited videos to correct this, but more on outside/in. Thanks again, Stu. Looking forward to your next videos!!!!!
Great vids. My golf game improved 4 years ago to the best I’ve ever played after paying a professional fitness trainer who specializes in golf to assess my movement and strength. She created 2 different programs which I preformed 5-6 times per week over 6 months. Dropped my handicap from 16 to 9.
Thanks Stu for the video. I’d love to know how to incorporate the swinging of the handle out to the ball as the arms come down into impact? Thanks in advance. Tim
This is my first time stumbling across the channel, like everyone else, my natural swing is over the top. Now, I am the golfer at 4:15! drop the hands with the back toward the target and then swing. My shots all go left as yours did. So I love your out of the box explanation and I especially love your hubris in calling other instruction rubbish...I tend to agree with the comment. That being, I have been trying to figure out how the hell you swing out first and then down? All the examples show the swing in pieces but not as one fluid swing. Please do another video more in depth on this as if this is truly the way we should be swinging, you're the ONLY instructor online preaching it and it would help many people. I want to get onboard but physically putting it into practice has proved problematic. I look forward to going through some of your other videos.
@@GoodGolfCoaching Thanks very much for pointing that out. I hadn't gotten to that far in your videos yet but I just watched a few times and trying to absorb it. It sort of makes sense and I will keep at it. This is a totally different way of thinking so it may take some time. haha
So basically every club as a "folding point"....a point where the butt end folds as the club head squares back up at impact. It's almost a forward cast of sorts. Love it!
However you want to describe it buddy, the most important part is that you see it and understand it on your terms. Really appreciate you sharing your views and thoughts on this video, super useful to all. Best wishes Stu
Love the lorry analogy. Not weird at all. Definitely can serve as a heuristic as it is less abstract than the golfswing and common buzzwords. Great vid!!
Great video and a real myth beater. I like what you are demonstrating but what I would like to know is: WHEN do you start moving the handle inwards and WHERE do you move the end of the handle to ? Thank you
Depends on the club and what you’re trying to accomplish (low vs high trajectory). Generally speaking you want to do it earlier with longer clubs (if I’ve understood correctly).
I've seen pro golfers moved their elbow out like that and couldn't understand how they hit the ball, but after I saw your video. I kinda understand it and definitely will try it on the driving range once I get a chance. Also, I will leave my feed back on it as well. Thanks Stuart.
Watching 3-5 of your tutorial, and I subscribed..! Thanks for logic_factual tutorial. It's gonna be the best if I can take offline tutorial. But I lived in the other part of your world. So for now the videos is enough and trying my best to _defrag_ the tutorials by myself. THANKS! 👍👍👍
Interesting concept. Just stumbled on this channel for the overhead view. Pity the full swing is not recorded. Just the positions, from which it looks like you move massively higher than the swing plane with your hands to move massively under halfway the downswing. Must admit it makes sense mechanically, but looks like it's pretty timing sensitive. Which would be one in the 'timing risk' category for me as a former long time flipper of the toe which I have worked successfully to eradicate from my game over the last season shaving 4 strokes off the old mid-handicap using predominantly stack-and-tilt advice... so much to a point where my downswing lateral shift for low point control started stalling my rotation.. so I am looking for a way to get the balance between lateral and rotation in a happy place again to get more distance with less 'arms & shoulders' I'll try it. See if it's repeatable..
Have been ditching my inside out swing to your techniques now Stu. Great with the irons when other conditions are met (i.e pressure at left heel, right timing & maintain tilt). It still a work in progress though. However, still having trouble with Driver as it feels like I'm hitting down. It's good if you can do with driver showing us how return back the handle down while achieving upwards angle of attack with driver. Anyhow, you are my Go to Guru now and wish u best of success in this Golf tips UA-cam world.
Hey Syam - thank you so much for the great feedback, and in answer to your driver angle of attack question, please watch this video I’ve attached the link to which will give you great insight on hitting up with the driver! Best wishes Stu DRIVER ANGLE of ATTACK - The ONLY video you’ll ever NEED ua-cam.com/video/WZ-OobSrtHs/v-deo.html
Your clip shows hands far out at the ball line, then stopps and as the movement is continuing the hands are down close to the body. How did tvat happen? Makes me think! Would be good to see the down ward movement in full lenght, best in slo mo. BR, Ralph
Hi Ralph, thats exactly what happened. If you watch this video ua-cam.com/video/vZNF0SOR3kc/v-deo.htmlsi=WU8vaVZRPpF5Gj7j you'll have even more clarity. Best wishes Stu
The hardest thing in golf assuming you have a good back swing is getting your hand path to actually shallow/slight inside in transition and not go out. He is over the top and then dumps it under with active hands rotating. Good golf swings arms move down and not out towards the ball and you rotate through . Your arms don't separate from your body and if anything you feel a pinch with you left pack and left arm and lagging your rotation. all the guys who bomb it have that look.
Stuart - good video. Loving your teaching. To make this video even better, it would be great to see an overhead shot of you doing the "out" then "down" move correctly. You showed us all of the bad ways of swinging via the overhead shot, but not the correct way.
Best advice I got was from Gary Player and the 'left' arm. Pounding his chest he yells 'Keep the left arm connected to your chest up and down as you follow through. Changed my game.
I get all that Stuart but where you are confusing people is how far the hands return back. I have deduced that it is in line with the ball line : and you push and pull the handle down at the same time. Thanks for your great work. Grateful Aussie.
your instruction is gold , i wish i know this channel sooner, i am start watching all your videos, a question that Can this move apply to the driver ? thanks
Exactly the same my friend, when the club swings is different, that’s all. Check out my angle of attack and “driver versus iron swing” videos. Hope that helps! Best wishes Stu 😊
Stuart great explanation as always - but i have one question, does this technique rely on ball position in your stance - ie , if the ball is too far forward your path will always meet the ball going left - is there an optimal ball position for this to work? Kind regards Nick
Hi there Pip - ball position will have a very subtle impact on the performance of this move; face alignment in the entire swing will have more affect on the ball than the ball position. Hope that helps.
Yet another mind blowing video Stuart! The overhead shots and the truck and trailer analogy are brilliant and so easy to understand. Off I go to my indoor Trackman range to work on your unparalleled golf coaching tips! Thanks a bunch.
Thanks Stu - this appears to be the most misunderstood part of the golf swing and the most mis-taught. Why do you think so many goal coaching teach the “drag the club to the inside and swing out” method?
I would agree to a point; when you know what pressure down at impact feels like, youll know when that time comes. Hope that makes sense, best wishes Stu 😊
Hi, i like your coaching style. I get the theory of this way to think of the swing. From the last vit of your video, I get the bit from "we move the handle down to allow it all to line back up, " But i am struggling with getting any speed or feeling from the "and move it around". It maybe that i am naturally left handed and swing right handed. Any help appreciated.
The combination of "shifting" your weight, "dropping your arms" and the CORRECT rotation of your shoulders , while maintaining the spine angle, are what you want. The golf swing must be seamless. . 7:47 - "Move your handle forward, .....hands almost on the target line...then dropping your hands down underneath ." doesn't sound right either. It would requrie perfect timing to make this work.
What am I missing? Pausing at 5:26 seems to show maximum right shoulder "external rotation", but my understanding of a "tucked" right elbow is that said elbow would be a *lot* closer to my belly button than that, leaving my left arm much more close to being vertical. I'm lost here. Uh oh. Wait. It says "right *arm*", not right *elbow*. Bet I missed something. . .
Excellent video. Almost better for a player to swing steep.. than force an extreme shallow move. At least the steep player can feel freedom.. I guess most are going back to the early 2000’s stuck and swing massive inside out
Sorry, but you just lost me. I always thought you taught a shallow, "flattish" swing and now you're saying a STEEP swing works better? Please do a video on this.@@GoodGolfCoaching
Stuart a question if you will. The lorry or truck turning is a good representation of the swing but the lorry is traveling on a flat surface. During the downswing, the arm structure is lowered a some point at what appears to be a rapid rate. when is this started? Also, can I surmise that ulnar deviation occurs in the downswing but only slightly contrary to much instruction? Thanks.
Dave, you're absolutely right; 2D compared to 3D is you like, with regards to the lorry analogy. It was to simply a way of explaining that we must manage a linkage and not a 1 for 1 feel or approach. The lowering of the arm plane is a big topic which i will aim to uncover in the coming weeks. Indeed it does occur in the downswing, or encourage would be more accurate. 😊 Best wishes Stu
I have seen you do this before. And it never clicked with me. I do get it. Seems if you do this, the handle has no choice but to go inside as the head squares up with the ball. I bet if I actually swung like this with the driver my open face woes would be no more. Will give it a go tomorrow at the course. I'll start with a short iron though. Cheers, Stu!
Hi Stuart this explains it really well. Something that no other instructors are showing. Love your videos but one suggestion for minor improvement is that the trackman AoA number gets covered by you - can it be repositioned to the right a bit more?
Hi Indy - yes I have noticed that a few times and will be changed my friend, apologies for that. Really appreciate the kind words and will definitely be adjusting the AoA tile. Thank you my friend 😊 Best wishes Stu
Hi stu, this is the video I have been waiting for. Thank you. Could I ask that the 4 data readings you have are either replicated on the screen or moved to the right as most of the time you can’t see the AoA. Again, a great video. Will be trying to get this into my game. ⛳️
Hi, at the top of the backswing do you feel the pull of the club through the left or the right arm or both? Can you apply pressure on the handle through the right hand or is it solely the strong grip of the left?
Some people just don't understand how the head work with this movemoment of the hand. It is brilliant and really effective to someone who suffers from face closing.
First time I’ve watched that I’d like that idea , Club, and shaft, and head outside my hands . i’m not sure how to do or prescribe . I had a stroke three years ago in the one of the things that I struggle with is getting back playing COM at one time I will probably play to a six now I’m having troubles breaking 90. I also deal with vertigo, three years into it. I’m realizing i can play , I’d like to learn more makes a lot of sense. I played hockey, I learned keep my lead shoulder closed to I got past impact . with my right shoulder and a bold left hand and a bent right wrist. Are used to be deadly with chipping, sand shots I think I was better at doing it, but not understanding, I am 74 , I need a good routine ?
Thank you very much for your feedback and your insights, alwasy love hearing about peoples journey. I would recommend watching more of my content and this will make even more sense. Feel free to ask questions along the way. Best wishes Stu 😊
Great point but how come Justin Rose did the similar thing you demonstrated? I'm talking about the first fault you said which is dropping the arms in the downswing.
Hi Stuart, I have a question.... Can you tell me that when you do the pull phaze, how far do the hands travel out and before they start to pull them back so you are exiting left, the reason I ask is I've been trying this technique but I hit straight pulls or if the face is controlled it's a fade, I find it impossible to hit a draw because the hand path is to far out towards the ball line. Do the hands have to travel past the ball before the you start the pulling back and left, or do the hands only travel to the trail foot before they start the second part of the downswing, hope you can understand what I mean🤷♂️Would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks Warren.
Hi Warren / thanks for the question sir. If you watch a video with the thumbnail “you don’t know this..” on Club Path, this will detail exactly why you are pulling the ball and the odd fade. Best wishes Stu. 😊
So are you saying the butt of the club points well OUTSIDE the ball on the downside? So many coaches say it should point at or slightly inside the ball.
The overhead view was fantastic; would love to see it become more standard in the industry. Probably easier said than done. Hey man I was wondering - does your lady ever give you crap for using the broom outside of the house more than you do inside of it?!
Haha the broom has never been outside the studio 😂😂Keep it quiet, Laura still thinks I have no idea what a broom is! More overheads will feature, in fact, will be in most videos going forward. Best wishes Stu 😊
This is brilliant instruction Stuart. You have carefully and thoughtfully put over the technicalities of the modern golf swing. This is intelligent golf instruction. Thank you for your insight.
I am really struggling with this one. How do you put your hands on the ball line and then have the club come in from the inside to hit the ball square? Doesn’t the golf handle and the golf club move in a circle. I am trying to imagine moving the club from the backswing to the downswing and moving it abruptly to the left and not pulling the golf ball 30 yards. I am not disagreeing. I am just having a hard time conceptualizing. When you show the overhead view your hands do not reach the ball line. When you start pulling the club to the left this makes more sense to me.
This is excellent coaching and advice. The only other coach I've watched with similar advice is Bradley Hughes. Former Aussie tour player who now coaches some PGA players. Unfortunately he no longer makes UA-cam content. Glad I found this channel.
So lovely to have you here my friend and thank you for the lovely feedback. Best wishes Stu 😊
Thanks, you’re the only instructor on UA-cam who explained the arm/club linkage post impact. I could never figure out how the club came back in after impact. Aka Michael on Skillest.
Ahhh Michael - thank you so much my friend; that’s really generous of you and it makes me super happy I’ve given you some clarity. Best wishes Stu 😊
@GoodGolfCoaching as your channel continues to grow just remember to focus on these folks who show you love and not the haters. Someone told me that if you have no haters then you haven't accomplished anything worthwhile. 😊
I taught a friend the same concept.....hands out in front of the trail shoe.....then hands in and up to the left side followed by the clubhead coming into the inside quadrant of the ball. She has won 6 club tournaments in the past 1.5 years. Thanks for reaffirming this swing concept.
My pleasure Kenny, super happy your friend has benefitted from your help. Best wishes Stu
This is the best move on you tube from the last years. I had shanks and inconsistent iron play. Long game an short game is great. But irons make always the difference on the round.
This move with the camera from the top helped me so much today. I started pitching today for 2 hours 40 up to 110 meters and after 2 hours of iron play on the range. I could not stop because it was so simple and effortless.
This is a game changer. You feel the effect right in the beginning. How simple and effective. WOW effect included. Why nobody told this to me earlier?
HCP 8.3 - Home of the BMW open Munich Eichenried.
Halleluja and thank you for this video. You need to watch it 2times because of the complexity of the mechanic’s … but wonderful when you have understood …
Merci beaucoup, danke , thanks
Jorge
Hey Jorge, really appreciate the insights and so so lovely to hear the golf has turned a corner due to this video. Long may it continue. Love Eichenreid, been many times with the tour there, fond memories. Keep up the great golf. Best wishes Stu
Sind sie sicher mit ihren Erfahrungen auf der DR ?
Stuart, I have been following your UA-cam videos for a few months and I have learned to understand the golfswing.
I no longer watch any other.
Your ability to communicate is unmatched.
Thank you!
Your feedback is really appreciated and very humbling my friend. If you have any questions along the way please let me know, would be happy to answer. Best wishes Stu
The way my brain works with my body is exactly what this video gets across both in your descriptions, analogy, and visuals! I have been seeking to understand the relationships throughout the swing of the hand path and the clubhead in EXACTLY this way. This is validating the way I approach understanding my clubhead is through where my hands are appearing in my right peripheral relative to the ball, the path they take as they move thorough my field of view to center past the ball, and then the way they move through my view past my left side and foot. A huge sanity check for me as others never understood what I am talking about explaining my swing.
I am so so happy to hear you have found what you’ve suspected and felt my friend. Now run with it. Please watch more of my content, specially my broom series playlist. You’ll find even more joy. Let me know if you have any questions. Best wishes Stu 😊
Just brilliant Stuart ! 8:40 in the video is my A-HA moment....I have never visualised (or felt) that movement...handle towards the ball line...then back under....have tried it on the range and feels so natural...and smoked some drives last weekend on the course as a result. I will be back to see you after a bit more practice with the irons....thank you so much !
Great to hear from you Paul!! Hope all is well with you my friend, look forward to catching up. Best wishes Stu 😊
After golfing for 50 yrs I discovered your chanel by chance and it has been the “it” that I have been looking for my whole golfing life . Most consistent ever and hitting it the longest and most solid ever .The beauty is I don’t show up hoping I will have a swing and know how to fix if off . So thank you .
One thing I have found that helps is to think - left femur (hip) internal rotation as I pull to initiate downswing. This helps me get my hips and shoulders open at impact .
So so lovely to hear this Barry - thank you so much for the kind and sincere words. Mean a lot my friend, they really do. Enjoy your game 😊
Love this video - I’ve been stuck for a long time and simply did not understand how to close the window from the top, so to speak. You are well on your way to growing your subscribers, great work Stu.
Hey JP thank you my friend, hugely grateful for the kind words and excited to hear you’ve doing some movement. Let me know how you progress, always love hearing. Best wishes Stu 😊
I’m giving this a thumbs up. The drill shown is clearly a feelings drill and when that feeling is put into practice at full speed it works for me!!
Tried it today and I’ve never hit any club with more conviction than today!
Thank you so much for sharing your experience James - really appreciate it, and I hope the conviction and pressure stays. Enjoy my friend. Best wishes Stu 😊
This makes so much sense - as Stuart knows I have struggled to move the path left for years and I thought it might have something to do with no giving myself the room to swing left. Will try that at practice later today
Thank you so much Justin, make sure you report back and share your findings! Best wishes Stu 😊
Been stuck for years. So helpful 🎉
Thanks for sharing my friend, welcome to freedom. 😊
Finally starting to get what you are talking about. Now to the actual application or doing. Tried this approach yesterday while playing and most of the time was able to make ball contact. Some of the time topped or hit the ball fat. Was trying to use suggested left hand grip. Misses might have been ball placement or tryin*to swing to hard.
Great to hear your insights from applying the changes, look forward ti hearing how you progress. Best wishes Stu 😊
So much logic in the lorry movement ,,,the overhead is spot on ,,another step up the stairs to the top platform cheers Stu ,,see you soon ,,brilliant as ever
Thanks so much Graham - hope you’re well my friend. Best wishes Stu
Another gem of a video!
Thanks Chris! Much appreciated Sir.
As you know I watched and instantly went to the range. Exactly the info I needed to get back to where I was when I was playing my best. It's amazing how it feels like the head just freewheels through on it's own and I'm free to think about face angle 😀
Amen Ant - so so happy it inspired you to the range and has had an instant impact (excuse the pun 😂) on your impact 🤩. Best wishes Stu 😊
Another great video. Loved the over the top camera!!
Thank you so much for sharing, this camera will be getting used plenty more going forward 😊
Stuart, I have literally watched 100s of UA-cam videos and this is by far the best explanation out there. I've taken what you explained to the range and it works for me - from getting into the slot to impact to swinging through from low to high to the left. Done correctly with a tensionless grip the swing is effortless and the ball goes straight and far for me. Thank you!
My pleasure D, thank you so much for giving me your insights and experiences, hugely appreciated and warmly received. Best wishes Stu 😊
Excellent demonstration! Well done.
Thank you kindly Robert! Best wishes Stu. 😊
I have watched hundreds of videos about golf. perhaps thousands and I have never ever heard anyone explain a few key answers to questions I had. This guy has got good pupils because they have asked vital questions and the answer in this video is actually astonishing. So he is saying that the club path and the hand path are not the same and a kind of end over end swing squares the face through impact and that the hand path does not match the swing path. The intent is superbly described with the lorry (truck) turn in the video. If this is correct its an absolute game changer. I cant wait to try this. I could never explain how the pro club path worked and always suspected that there was some part of the jigsaw left out. I have never been able to explain why the hips can be back to target in the down swing and yet hands moving outwards without this explanation. Ive tried many crazy rotations and all sorts of home made moves to make this work. I really hope this is it. When i was a young lad i could shoot single figs with a crazy home made OTT move and have spent decades trying to swing from 'inside' and remained 14 hcp forever. I will report back and even make a video if this works.
Its absolutely correct Gmonkey and I look forward to hearing how you get on. If you are new to my channel, do check out my broom series videos, they will open the pathways of learning a little bit wider. Enjoy. Best wishes Stu 😊
your swing looks really great. however if i try moving the handle down the forces of that move force me to stand up through the strike (and you dont). so that handle down move is something thats not as simple as it looks. how are you avoiding early extension? Is it all right side swing driven and no pull down? (im checking the broom stuff now. many thanks. Greg@@GoodGolfCoaching
Hey Greg, once you’ve watched the broom series, go check out my early extension video. Feel free to keep asking questions, never a problem! Best wishes Stu 😊
Subscribed your channel. Excellent explanation of the way a golf swing works. Implemented it a bit to achieve better results, will work on it further.
Welcome to the channel my friend! Hope you enjoy and thank you for the kind feedback on this video, it’s been popular! Best wishes Stu
Wow, 15 yr class A driver here LA &OC never seen that analogy going to try that today thanks brother
My distinct pleasure Mario, please please let me know how it goes Sir. Best wishes Stu 😊
That’s good coaching! Enjoyed our lesson so much yesterday I went to the range on the way home to practice :)
Was so good to meet you yesterday AJ / your video recap is on its way my friend. Enjoy the practice! Best wishes Stu
Thanks Stu, will keep in touch with progress cheers AJ
Look forward to it AJ.
Refreshing too see this - nice job
Thanks Chris - I love the camera angle, so insightful for all. Best wishes Stu 😊
Best golf coach on UA-cam. Thank you for making everything regarding the swing so much easier to understand.
Still having lesson at my club but your amazing. Lee up the great work. Weldone Stuart. 👍
Thank you so so much Robin, really humbling. Sincerely grateful. Best wishes Stu. 😊
This video resonated with me so much. You transformed my swing in just a few minutes. Thank you!!!!!
My pleasure! So cool to hear!!
Another fantastic video via science, Stuart. The overhead camera brought the “move the handle out and down” into focus and cleared up the crazy thoughts I had about you saying such. It now makes since. Thanks for clearing this up for me. Cheers.
My pleasure buddy - thanks so much for the kind feedback as always, always appreciated. Best wishes Stu 😊
Very, very well explained. Thank you.
My great pleasure, glad you enjoyed 😊
Stuart an excellent video and the trailer visualisation is a gem. I am starting to understand how my closed club face in my in to out swing path has caused me all sorts of issues! I feel so much more freedom through the ball with the the out phase even if the club face seems open. Yet through impact it goes straight. Once the back is better will come and see you at the studio. Keep it up Stuart.
Thank you so much for the very kind feedback and really pleased to hear freedom has been attained in your swing; it's just the beginning. Check out some of my leg action videos to engage more speed and mobility. Best wishes Stu 😊
Best one yet as it pertains to my golf. If it wasn’t for the visual, I’d still be trying to figure out what the the hell an articulated lorry was, but the analogy couldn’t have been more perfect. 😂. Thanks for giving me the game back! Best wishes, NWH
My total pleasure NWH - glad it’s all helping you play great golf! Best wishes Stu 😊
That was an excellent analogy Stuart, about how the truck goes around the corner and the similar way the golf handle and head of the club work, I have been trying this way of hitting a golf ball... not easy but I am having fun with it, he he...thanks so much Stuart
My pleasure Trevor, keep watching all the videos, not just this one to facilitate your ability to around this info. Keep working at it and keep the feedback coming! Best wishes Stu 😊
Great video Stuart, never been explained better than that
Thank you so much Martin, wonderful feedback my friend, hugely appreciated. Best wishes Stu 😊
Never seen this concept but like many youtube videos, seems like the lorry concept makes perfecf sense... I gather this is a feel vs real concept, would love to see you hit a few golf balls with some slow motion from the overhead view. Definitely worth a subscribe and like
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts, always gratefully received and hope it’s helped in some way. Wishing you well with your golf. Best wishes Stu 😊
very sensible discussion and description. Take a look, however, at a good deal of what Bradley Hughes (two time winner of the Australian Masters and now quite an appropriately highly regarded instructor) has been teaching for years on exactly this same point.
Thanks Jules - really appreciate your insights Sir, huge thanks! Best wishes Stu 😊
Fantastic explanation of the club moving!
Thanks Jammuu!! My appreciated my friend. 😊
Excellent - especially the truck analogy. this alone is well meriting anyone's subscription - it got mine just now, with thanks. Well done. keep em coming - these revealing insights
Schaun
Thank you so much for the kind feedback my friend and great to have you here! Best wishes Stu 😊
So logical, guess most of our instructors didn’t get that aspect of physics, club dynamics and insight- so they been teaching us how to get inside out and rotate club face and and forearms and whatever out and around… Gosh- amazing 😊
Thanks Jack - from here in out, every video will feature the over head view. Giving complete clarity to all on how we move to change every aspect of the club and ball dynamics. This video will be the change of gear for the channel, hope you and everyone else feels the and enjoys the step change. Best wishes Stu 😊
brilliant - thank you
My pleasure my friend.
I watched this yesterday. Hit 50 wedges. Focused on my hands moving out toward target line and getting the shaft parallel to the target line. Seemed to help. Played nine holes in my golf league later in the day. I hit 6 of 7 fairways. Only missed fairway was just off a couple of feet. Drove ball farther than normal. Shot a 39. Was 1/4 inch short on a par 3 putt from about 15 feet uphill. I'm 74 years old. Playing golf since age 45.
This is superb Dave! So so happy the game is on the up and up!! Really appreciate you sharing your experiences buddy.
Stuart- great vid accompanied by a great image metaphor. Working with you on Skillest has been a real treat! Of course, I have taken all the dead-end turns and back street alleys that you label as "rubbish". I had happened upon this "acceleration around the arc move" several yrs ago by accident and thought I had found magic! Alas, I never forgot it but I could never get back to it until I happened upon your platform and I saw that action again! I also learned that there a several things that need to happen b4 you can be in a position to use this energy. Needless to say, glad I found you and I am glad to see from others comments that they recognize the value of your content!
I’ve loved every second to date of our Skillest journey Dennis and looking forward to much more to come. It’s so lovely of you to share your experiences. Really grateful for that. Sending my thoughts back from todays videos you sent me on Skillest 😁Best wishes Stu
Thanks for explaining this DS in detail. When I work on this at contact, I seem to stand up the club. I would be very interested in a part 2 to this video. Keep up these videos as they are very informative, helpful and eye opening.
Plenty more content to back this video up Long; thanks for being here. Best wishes Stu
@@GoodGolfCoaching, all the swing faults you described was spot on. My swing is to inside/out. There’s very limited videos to correct this, but more on outside/in. Thanks again, Stu. Looking forward to your next videos!!!!!
Thank you so much; you won’t have to wait long. A cracker is out tomorrow!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
My pleasure Dwight, appreciate your kind words. Best wishes Stu 😊
Amazing Coaching! Its worth joining your subscription, the value you give is nothing to compare.
Truly grateful Fabian - thank you my friend.
I tried this, seems good, I want to train it further. Thank you.
Good luck and let me know!
Today I have passed 9 holes 28 par with 30 - for me it's a good result, mainly due to your advises, tnx a lot
Amazing news, thank you so much for sharing!!! Huge congrats
Great vids. My golf game improved 4 years ago to the best I’ve ever played after paying a professional fitness trainer who specializes in golf to assess my movement and strength. She created 2 different programs which I preformed 5-6 times per week over 6 months. Dropped my handicap from 16 to 9.
Thanks for sharing your experiences, always love to hear them! Best wishes Stu
Subscribed , great stuff, thank u from indonesia
My absolute pleasure and welcome! Great to have you here. Best wishes Stu 😊
Thanks Stu for the video. I’d love to know how to incorporate the swinging of the handle out to the ball as the arms come down into impact? Thanks in advance. Tim
Hi Timothy - I would urge you to watch my broom series playlist, you’ll find lots of insight on this topic there. Best wishes Stu
This is my first time stumbling across the channel, like everyone else, my natural swing is over the top. Now, I am the golfer at 4:15! drop the hands with the back toward the target and then swing. My shots all go left as yours did. So I love your out of the box explanation and I especially love your hubris in calling other instruction rubbish...I tend to agree with the comment. That being, I have been trying to figure out how the hell you swing out first and then down? All the examples show the swing in pieces but not as one fluid swing. Please do another video more in depth on this as if this is truly the way we should be swinging, you're the ONLY instructor online preaching it and it would help many people. I want to get onboard but physically putting it into practice has proved problematic. I look forward to going through some of your other videos.
Thank you for finding me, great to have you here. Any questions along the way, just ask. Best wishes Stu
@@GoodGolfCoaching just the question above, how do you swing out then down? Thanks!
Have you seen my broom drill series?
@@GoodGolfCoaching Thanks very much for pointing that out. I hadn't gotten to that far in your videos yet but I just watched a few times and trying to absorb it. It sort of makes sense and I will keep at it. This is a totally different way of thinking so it may take some time. haha
Keep at it... promise you, it will be worth it.
Great video. The swing should only be viewed from the top and from behind.😸🎉
Thanks David and appreciate your thoughts on how the swing should be viewed! Best wishes Stu 😊
So basically every club as a "folding point"....a point where the butt end folds as the club head squares back up at impact. It's almost a forward cast of sorts. Love it!
However you want to describe it buddy, the most important part is that you see it and understand it on your terms. Really appreciate you sharing your views and thoughts on this video, super useful to all. Best wishes Stu
awesome video.. a must watch. but, scary move. :)
Thank you Winston, much appreciated my firmed. Best wishes Stu 😊
Love the lorry analogy. Not weird at all. Definitely can serve as a heuristic as it is less abstract than the golfswing and common buzzwords. Great vid!!
Ahhh thanks Chris - I was nervous that people may not get it, really pleased it gave the visualisation for folks like I’d hoped. Best wishes Stu. 😊
Great video and a real myth beater. I like what you are demonstrating but what I would like to know is: WHEN do you start moving the handle inwards and WHERE do you move the end of the handle to ? Thank you
As I expressed in another video you asked the same; I would watch my Broom Series of videos for more clarity. Hope that helps. Best wishes Stu
Depends on the club and what you’re trying to accomplish (low vs high trajectory). Generally speaking you want to do it earlier with longer clubs (if I’ve understood correctly).
I've seen pro golfers moved their elbow out like that and couldn't understand how they hit the ball, but after I saw your video. I kinda understand it and definitely will try it on the driving range once I get a chance. Also, I will leave my feed back on it as well. Thanks Stuart.
Thanks so much Chris - would love to hear how you get on Sir. Thanks so much for sharing. Best wishes Stu 😊
Watching 3-5 of your tutorial, and I subscribed..!
Thanks for logic_factual tutorial.
It's gonna be the best if I can take offline tutorial.
But I lived in the other part of your world.
So for now the videos is enough and trying my best to _defrag_ the tutorials by myself.
THANKS!
👍👍👍
Thanks for your kind words and sharing your experiences Andre. Much appreciated. Best wishes Stu
Great analogy Stuart! Very helpful👍
My pleasure Ajit! Best wishes Stu
Interesting concept. Just stumbled on this channel for the overhead view. Pity the full swing is not recorded. Just the positions, from which it looks like you move massively higher than the swing plane with your hands to move massively under halfway the downswing. Must admit it makes sense mechanically, but looks like it's pretty timing sensitive. Which would be one in the 'timing risk' category for me as a former long time flipper of the toe which I have worked successfully to eradicate from my game over the last season shaving 4 strokes off the old mid-handicap using predominantly stack-and-tilt advice... so much to a point where my downswing lateral shift for low point control started stalling my rotation.. so I am looking for a way to get the balance between lateral and rotation in a happy place again to get more distance with less 'arms & shoulders'
I'll try it. See if it's repeatable..
Let em know how you get on! Look forward to hearing…
The trucket (lorry) analogy is amazing!
Thanks so much Jay - simple and precise analogy. Best wishes Stu 😊
Have been ditching my inside out swing to your techniques now Stu. Great with the irons when other conditions are met (i.e pressure at left heel, right timing & maintain tilt). It still a work in progress though. However, still having trouble with Driver as it feels like I'm hitting down. It's good if you can do with driver showing us how return back the handle down while achieving upwards angle of attack with driver. Anyhow, you are my Go to Guru now and wish u best of success in this Golf tips UA-cam world.
Hey Syam - thank you so much for the great feedback, and in answer to your driver angle of attack question, please watch this video I’ve attached the link to which will give you great insight on hitting up with the driver! Best wishes Stu
DRIVER ANGLE of ATTACK - The ONLY video you’ll ever NEED
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😊@@GoodGolfCoaching
Your clip shows hands far out at the ball line, then stopps and as the movement is continuing the hands are down close to the body. How did tvat happen? Makes me think! Would be good to see the down ward movement in full lenght, best in slo mo.
BR, Ralph
Hi Ralph, thats exactly what happened. If you watch this video ua-cam.com/video/vZNF0SOR3kc/v-deo.htmlsi=WU8vaVZRPpF5Gj7j you'll have even more clarity. Best wishes Stu
The hardest thing in golf assuming you have a good back swing is getting your hand path to actually shallow/slight inside in transition and not go out. He is over the top and then dumps it under with active hands rotating. Good golf swings arms move down and not out towards the ball and you rotate through . Your arms don't separate from your body and if anything you feel a pinch with you left pack and left arm and lagging your rotation. all the guys who bomb it have that look.
Thanks for sharing your views!
Stuart - good video. Loving your teaching. To make this video even better, it would be great to see an overhead shot of you doing the "out" then "down" move correctly. You showed us all of the bad ways of swinging via the overhead shot, but not the correct way.
Hi Robert - I showed you the correct way right at the very end of the video Sir 😊
I would like to see the correct swing at full speed. Not sure I understand.
Best advice I got was from Gary Player and the 'left' arm. Pounding his chest he yells 'Keep the left arm connected to your chest up and down as you follow through. Changed my game.
Thanks for sharing Andrew!
This concept echos what Bradley Hughes teachers and reinforces what the greats back in the day did.
Hi Jesse - not familiar with Bradley Hughes coaching so I’ll take your word for it Sir. Thank you much for sharing my friend! Best wishes Stu 😊
@@GoodGolfCoaching Bradley Hughes won several professional tournaments. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bradley_Hughes_(golfer)
I get all that Stuart but where you are confusing people is how far the hands return back.
I have deduced that it is in line with the ball line : and you push and pull the handle down at the same time.
Thanks for your great work.
Grateful Aussie.
My pleasure, thanks for enjoying!
your instruction is gold , i wish i know this channel sooner, i am start watching all your videos, a question that Can this move apply to the driver ? thanks
I am so grateful for your humbling feedback, so happy I am helping you my friend. 😊
Is it the same move that you teach here with irons than swinging with the Driver? Or do you suggest some change? Please your advice. Thanks. Carlos
Exactly the same my friend, when the club swings is different, that’s all. Check out my angle of attack and “driver versus iron swing” videos. Hope that helps! Best wishes Stu 😊
Stuart great explanation as always - but i have one question, does this technique rely on ball position in your stance - ie , if the ball is too far forward your path will always meet the ball going left - is there an optimal ball position for this to work? Kind regards Nick
Hi there Pip - ball position will have a very subtle impact on the performance of this move; face alignment in the entire swing will have more affect on the ball than the ball position. Hope that helps.
OK, you got my attention Coach Stuart . .
That’s handy, because of that, I will m prove your golf 😊😉best wishes Stu
Yet another mind blowing video Stuart!
The overhead shots and the truck and trailer analogy are brilliant and so easy to understand.
Off I go to my indoor Trackman range to work on your unparalleled golf coaching tips!
Thanks a bunch.
Dr D, I can’t thank you enough for your heart warming feedback. Enjoy the practice and look forward to hearing your progress. Best wishes Stu 😊
Thanks Stu - this appears to be the most misunderstood part of the golf swing and the most mis-taught. Why do you think so many goal coaching teach the “drag the club to the inside and swing out” method?
Failed golfers (coaches) passing down information that failed them. Nothing malicious in it, just a repeating pattern in my honest opinion.
Good analysis, will try. Good stuff starts at around 7:23
Thanks Mark - appreciated my friend. Best wishes Stu 😊
Very good ..the most difficult it s to know when to pull the hands down ! Don t you think.
I would agree to a point; when you know what pressure down at impact feels like, youll know when that time comes. Hope that makes sense, best wishes Stu 😊
Great vid thanks
My pleasure!
Hi, i like your coaching style. I get the theory of this way to think of the swing. From the last vit of your video, I get the bit from "we move the handle down to allow it all to line back up, " But i am struggling with getting any speed or feeling from the "and move it around". It maybe that i am naturally left handed and swing right handed. Any help appreciated.
Hi Kevin, I would recommend watching my leg action videos. Best wishes Stu
The combination of "shifting" your weight, "dropping your arms" and the CORRECT rotation of your shoulders , while maintaining the spine angle, are what you want. The golf swing must be seamless.
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7:47 - "Move your handle forward, .....hands almost on the target line...then dropping your hands down underneath ." doesn't sound right either. It would requrie perfect timing to make this work.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! My appreciated.
What am I missing? Pausing at 5:26 seems to show maximum right shoulder "external rotation", but my understanding of a "tucked" right elbow is that said elbow would be a *lot* closer to my belly button than that, leaving my left arm much more close to being vertical. I'm lost here. Uh oh. Wait. It says "right *arm*", not right *elbow*. Bet I missed something. . .
Thanks you Sir!!
Good stuff!!!
Thank you Mark!
Excellent video. Almost better for a player to swing steep.. than force an extreme shallow move. At least the steep player can feel freedom.. I guess most are going back to the early 2000’s stuck and swing massive inside out
You’ve said one of the most profound things anyone has said on the channel; steep works way better than shallow. Always. Best wishes Stu
Sorry, but you just lost me. I always thought you taught a shallow, "flattish" swing and now you're saying a STEEP swing works better? Please do a video on this.@@GoodGolfCoaching
Hans @@hansste734 - what are you referring to when you talk about Shallow and steep? Arms or club shaft?
Very good explanation Stuart , is the handle down and out or just out.
Out then down Gordon. 😊
Stuart a question if you will. The lorry or truck turning is a good representation of the swing but the lorry is traveling on a flat surface. During the downswing, the arm structure is lowered a some point at what appears to be a rapid rate. when is this started? Also, can I surmise that ulnar deviation occurs in the downswing but only slightly contrary to much instruction? Thanks.
Dave, you're absolutely right; 2D compared to 3D is you like, with regards to the lorry analogy. It was to simply a way of explaining that we must manage a linkage and not a 1 for 1 feel or approach. The lowering of the arm plane is a big topic which i will aim to uncover in the coming weeks. Indeed it does occur in the downswing, or encourage would be more accurate. 😊 Best wishes Stu
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GOLF DOWNSWING MOVE You Have NEVER SEEN Before | Unseen Footage
I have seen you do this before. And it never clicked with me. I do get it. Seems if you do this, the handle has no choice but to go inside as the head squares up with the ball. I bet if I actually swung like this with the driver my open face woes would be no more. Will give it a go tomorrow at the course. I'll start with a short iron though. Cheers, Stu!
Check your grip, first and foremost. Essential. Let me know. Best wishes Stu
Grip's fine. Strong left hand grip. Weak right hand grip. @@GoodGolfCoaching
Go stronger
Hi Stuart this explains it really well. Something that no other instructors are showing. Love your videos but one suggestion for minor improvement is that the trackman AoA number gets covered by you - can it be repositioned to the right a bit more?
Hi Indy - yes I have noticed that a few times and will be changed my friend, apologies for that. Really appreciate the kind words and will definitely be adjusting the AoA tile. Thank you my friend 😊 Best wishes Stu
Hi stu, this is the video I have been waiting for. Thank you. Could I ask that the 4 data readings you have are either replicated on the screen or moved to the right as most of the time you can’t see the AoA. Again, a great video. Will be trying to get this into my game. ⛳️
Hey Mark - I will be moving the tiles for sure, really appreciate the feedback my friend and glad you enjoyed the video! Best wishes Stu 😊
Hi, at the top of the backswing do you feel the pull of the club through the left or the right arm or both? Can you apply pressure on the handle through the right hand or is it solely the strong grip of the left?
Hi there.. definitely through both hands. Best wishes Stu 😊
Some people just don't understand how the head work with this movemoment of the hand. It is brilliant and really effective to someone who suffers from face closing.
Amen to that my friend 😊
I drive a semi (tractor trailer) love it
Game, set match!!!
No way, I’d love to have a go at driving one!! Haha, glad you enjoyed the analogy my friend. Thanks for sharing! Best wishes Stu 😊
First time I’ve watched that I’d like that idea , Club, and shaft, and head outside my hands . i’m not sure how to do or prescribe . I had a stroke three years ago in the one of the things that I struggle with is getting back playing COM at one time I will probably play to a six now I’m having troubles breaking 90. I also deal with vertigo, three years into it. I’m realizing i can play , I’d like to learn more makes a lot of sense. I played hockey, I learned keep my lead shoulder closed to I got past impact . with my right shoulder and a bold left hand and a bent right wrist. Are used to be deadly with chipping, sand shots I think I was better at doing it, but not understanding, I am 74 , I need a good routine ?
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Thank you very much for your feedback and your insights, alwasy love hearing about peoples journey. I would recommend watching more of my content and this will make even more sense. Feel free to ask questions along the way. Best wishes Stu 😊
Excellent
Thank you so much.
Does this go for wedges as well?
Yes Sir, absolutely !
Great point but how come Justin Rose did the similar thing you demonstrated? I'm talking about the first fault you said which is dropping the arms in the downswing.
You’ll have to ask Sean Foley 😂
Thank you sir
It’s my huge pleasure, happy you’re here and enjoying the content. 😌
Hi Stuart, I have a question....
Can you tell me that when you do the pull phaze, how far do the hands travel out and before they start to pull them back so you are exiting left, the reason I ask is I've been trying this technique but I hit straight pulls or if the face is controlled it's a fade, I find it impossible to hit a draw because the hand path is to far out towards the ball line.
Do the hands have to travel past the ball before the you start the pulling back and left, or do the hands only travel to the trail foot before they start the second part of the downswing, hope you can understand what I mean🤷♂️Would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks Warren.
Hi Warren / thanks for the question sir. If you watch a video with the thumbnail “you don’t know this..” on Club Path, this will detail exactly why you are pulling the ball and the odd fade. Best wishes Stu. 😊
@@GoodGolfCoaching thanks Stuart I will check it out, much appreciated as always
My pleasure, and please, if you have further questions please don’t hesitate. Best wishes Stu 😊
Brilliant! Cheers from the Mississippi Delta
My pleasure. Thanks for watching !!
Astonishing
Thank you! 😊
So are you saying the butt of the club points well OUTSIDE the ball on the downside? So many coaches say it should point at or slightly inside the ball.
Yes Sir - what others do, always surprises me Hans, keeps life interesting 😂
This is very similar idea to Bradley Hughes' "Out Is Down" video . . . spot on!
Thanks Zack, much appreciated Sir. Best wishes Stu 😊
The overhead view was fantastic; would love to see it become more standard in the industry. Probably easier said than done. Hey man I was wondering - does your lady ever give you crap for using the broom outside of the house more than you do inside of it?!
Haha the broom has never been outside the studio 😂😂Keep it quiet, Laura still thinks I have no idea what a broom is! More overheads will feature, in fact, will be in most videos going forward. Best wishes Stu 😊
This is brilliant instruction Stuart. You have carefully and thoughtfully put over the technicalities of the modern golf swing. This is intelligent golf instruction. Thank you for your insight.
My absolute please Alan, hugely grateful for the very generous and kind words. Really pleased you enjoyed. Best wishes Stu 😊
I am really struggling with this one. How do you put your hands on the ball line and then have the club come in from the inside to hit the ball square? Doesn’t the golf handle and the golf club move in a circle. I am trying to imagine moving the club from the backswing to the downswing and moving it abruptly to the left and not pulling the golf ball 30 yards. I am not disagreeing. I am just having a hard time conceptualizing. When you show the overhead view your hands do not reach the ball line. When you start pulling the club to the left this makes more sense to me.
Hey Peter - No issues Sir. Have you seen my Broom Series videos? Check all four of them and report back....? Best wishes Stu
@@GoodGolfCoaching you are so kind to respond to my comment. I will watch the broom video. I have subscribed and liked by the way.
@@GoodGolfCoaching
OK I watched the broom drill and it makes a lot more sense now. Thank you very much Stu.
My pleasure Pete!