HOW TO STOP THE OVERSWING IN GOLF
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2015
- Here is a video on how to stop the oversewing in the golf backswing.
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Very good video... Excited to see more and more from the new locale. Well done Pete!
+Neil McClure cheers Neil
Keeping this excellent lesson in mind, one of the foremost considerations in a classic swing is maximum shoulder turn.
Excellent video!...great advice.
Great video Peter. One of many more, I hope!
Cheers,
Rich
+Rich206L no worries :)
Nice video Pete. Your driving range looks fantastic.
+Peter Rodriguez it's at St Annes Old Links and is very good indeed!
Nice, simple video. I struggled with this heavily for seasons while having no issue whatsoever with my irons (I mean, I have issues with my irons-just not relating to over-swinging). What fixed it for me was an extra-stiff shaft on my driver. I had previously had normal flex, and my quick swing was not complimenting that shaft pliancy at all. I had to swing much slower and concentrate very hard on locking my wrists every time I drove the ball. It made my game very disjointed because it created a huge difference between my driver swing and iron swing. The extra-stiff shaft completely resolved all that noise for me. Good luck, cheers.
Great video Peter well explained .
+Jonathan Clodfelter cheers Jonathan
Peter finch golf how's that back after all them putts the other day
Great video.
+MrMrilikepie1234 thank you
Is there any drill for the lower body problem? Thanks
4:20 video length
Blaze it 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
+Mike K. lighting it up
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Great video Pete- a question from an amateur across the pond: how do you draw a line between "enough" hip turn in the back swing and "too much" hip turn? If the power comes from the lower half / hips, doesn't more hip turn allow for more power? At what point is it detrimental?
Great question I was thinking the same thing, and what will the over rotation of the right hip cause?
+Bug M power from the hips comes from the turn through the ball, toward the front foot. you can't create near as much coil if your hips over rotate on the back swing.
+Bug M the hips need to stay relatively still (they will turn a bit but hopefully no more than half as much as the shoulders) because they lead the downswing creating coil between the two
Gonna work on this.
Interesting. When I recently got fitted for my new irons, my fitter explained to me that I was going way past parallel. He had me shorten up my swing some. Even though it felt that I was barely taking the club back he was saying that there were still times I was going past. I didn't notice any loss of distance when I finally grooved it in. Just more consistent in my carry yardages. The overswing was making it difficult for me to make solid contact. Now I'm able to find the center of the club face and still get my yardages
+Joel Kennedy good stuff Joel
Cracking drills . 2 fixes for me right knee flex and I have 2 much wrist hinge. . Will work on them and see how it goes.
Took me a couple of years to see this. My bad! The key thought I would most love to emulate from your swing is your tempo. I think my BIG problem is that I take the club away (primarily the driver) too fast, creating so much momentum at the top that it causes the left arm to break down and the left wrist to hinge excessively. When timing is on, I can hit it straight and to the horizon (slight exaggeration ;-) ). But, when timing is off, even if only a fraction, I haven't a clue where the ball is going. What drill(s) do you recommend to slow the swing down (especially on the takeaway), to help achieve (at least to some level) your wonderful tempo? Thanks!
Hi Peter I am looking to master my drive and to understand how to position my shot to the pin
+Stephen Lightfoot we are all on a similar journey I think
For me restricting the turn doesn't work. I struggled with over rotation of the hips and a late wrist set so the club would have to catch up at the top of my swing and my arms would get way behind me on the downswing.
Best thing for me was Monte Sheinblum's 'no turn & cast' drill. You simply set the wrists and put the club into position and let your body react by turning, no restriction required. Still using it (and the cast part) as my only swing thought and shooting the best scores of my life.
+Tom Cooke good to hear what works works
I have the worlds biggest over swing, half the time it works really well for me so I think why change it and then there are times when I can't hit anything straight but I put that down to just having a bad day. I guess I should start working on fixing it if I want to improve my game
+Jacob Anderson I've tried a couple times to fix it but not stuck to it as it's frustrating like you said but now winter season is starting I'll have plenty of time to work on it
+Jacob Anderson I actually don't live that far from where Peter teaches so might be worth going to see him for a few lessons
+Mood Swings Golf get grinding bud, hard work will pay off
5th comment. I know I am so keen 😎😄😄
+TheBrynster123 haha
importantlesson this. i used to be guilty of this,went to a 3/4 swing and the improvement in control was incredible. lost some distance but improved my scores overnight
+iain clark straight is long!
+iain clark good stuff
First comment boom :) proud moment haha
+Jon Organ congrats haha
Been working on this for years because of a " friendly tip" I was given on the range 10 years ago when I started. When either my to,I got is good or I don't do it my game is very good. But when it is bad my game is terrible . My instructor has given me freak drills and I have progressed well again this year but sometimes I regress.
I meant whenever my timing is good or I don't do it. Damned iPad
+whogg0521 keep working hard bud
does shaft weight affect overswing?
+hereje14 I wouldn't think so too much no
i am currently playing x2hot REG Graphite, obviously not my club because i am 28 years old and hit de driver 270 carry, and im struggling with overswing and hook sometimes, so i believed a project x 6.0 could help me
thanks for your response! and please make a microsoft band 2 review
cheers
So my overswing causes me to start the downswing over the top if I swing with my feet together I stay on plane and make good penetrating contact.... only issue is I can't stop the overswing when my stance is correct.
As a young golfer with bendy bones and muscles my arms go miles behind parralel and i have found being to long makes the club come in close resulting in slicing the ball also resulting in a sore back
I pretty much over swing because of the the First one
So let me get this straight: overswinging comes from 1) over rotation of lower body 2) bending of left arm and/or 3) breakdown of wrists. The cure: stop doing those things. Got it 👍🏻
I've always been very interested in stopping my "oversewing" tendencies in the golf swing. You cannot for love nor money look cool with a botched sweater going into the club house...
+Ben Flynn ...and no spuds in your socks, either!
+Ben Flynn I tend to find the oversewing brings too thick a woollen barrier into the swing, I prefer performance fabrics now
...you've changed ;-)
+Ben Flynn You guys have me in stitches!
I always finish my time at the range with one big overswing, and it always goes way left.
Is it weird that I often find my ball striking improves when I have the feeling of over swinging? :/
+Keith Jones if it works it works
Keith Jones im here watching a video about not over swinging thinking to myself I will never shorten my back swing. Grip it and rip it man. Oh yeah when i shorten mine with long irons it helps. But i have to swing extremely flat for it to work. Otherwise long back swing like Bubba W for me and i hit it 300+ on average
Bobby Jones
Oversewing?
+Elias Omar Sana yep haha
Did you know you're in a people are awesome video with over 11million views from your trick shot video. You should check it out
+luke batchelor which one?
+luke batchelor The People are Awesome video, yes I know, I'm flattered but a little out of my league on it
Just Steve mate
Tell this to bubba
+Bryan Steurer haha nope
Don't just describe the problem. Tell us how to fix it. My God, anyone watching this video knows he overswings.
I find that I overswing because my grip isn’t tight enough
don't let the hip turn God sake people started doing this since tiger woods and hello back problems let them hips turn
Hi PETE, it seems that your volume is hardly audible.I have to strain my ears to hear your audio.Please get your recording engineer to check on this.I have no problem with other golf video on line.Thanks Pete,have a good day!
Audio seems to be fine and I'm watching on a mobile
+Keem Theng Cherh audio is fine for me too
It's bad for me, difference between android and iPhone?
+TheCollegeGolfer I'm on iPhone mate
I wonder if that's the difference then, I'm on android.
What a long-winded explanation as to why one overswings. Is that guy a coach? In my opinion, he is definitely not. I would have taken one min to explain an overswing and the cure to fix it. In other words, get to the f...king point.