🎳 The Hidden Link Between the Golf Swing and Bowling
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- Опубліковано 2 кві 2024
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Wondering how golf legend Scotty Sheffler nails that perfect finish with moving feet? In this video, we delve into the secrets behind some of the greatest hitters in golf history and their surprising connection to bowling techniques.
🏌️♂️ If you're looking to hit the ball straighter and more consistently, this is a must-watch! Learn how to apply principles from bowling to your golf swing and see dramatic improvements in your game.
👀 Watch closely as we analyze the footwork of elite golfers like Scotty Sheffler, Ben Hogan, Greg Norman, and more. Discover how their trail leg acts as a counterbalance, keeping their upper body steady and ensuring a straight shot every time.
🔍 Notice the similarities between their footwork and that of professional bowlers? We'll show you how you can adapt these techniques to your own swing, leading to better balance, improved alignment, and more accurate shots.
🛠️ Ready to try it yourself? All you need is a simple tool like a furniture slider or a piece of cardboard to get started. Practice the proper footwork and feel the difference in your swing instantly!
🎯 Whether you're a seasoned golfer or just starting out, incorporating these tips from the pros can take your game to the next level. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from the best!
💡 Hit that subscribe button and join us as we unlock the secrets to better golf performance. Leave a comment below sharing your experience with these techniques, and let's improve our swings together!
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Hi I'm Zach, thank you for visiting my channel. My goal here is to help you play the best golf of your life while having as much fun as possible!
I'm a PGA-certified golf instructor and have been coaching since 1997. I've been named a Golf Digest "Best Young Teacher," a GolfTips Magazine "Top 25 Golf Instructor," and Southern California PGA's Teacher of the Year. I've worked with golfers of all ages and levels, from 4-year-old beginners on up through touring professionals. My students have included nationally-ranked juniors, touring pros, celebrities, and CEOs, but wherever you're at on your golfing journey, my goal is always the same... to help YOU play your best golf!
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Hey Zach this helps with chipping
Great video for the Greg Norman / Shefler Slide. Liked the clips of Player and Hogan.
Cool glad you enjoyed it
Amazing analysis Zach! I see the weight being transferred totally to the lead foot just before impact.
Yep it’s a great way to be forward and stable at the same time.
I am messed up. As a lefty, hitting right, I am having a tough time to find a similar move in any other sport or activity. Great lesson ! Thank cue
The Wall Drill is a great drill I use to do as a former lefty baseball pitcher and I now do it for the back swing in golf and also the Pivot on the follow through. UA-cam -Golf Wall drill. For baseball it prevented me from twisting too much while loading & resulted in more accurate straight line throws to the catcher (Single Plane- Up and Down Or Tall & Fall Motion vs ,Twist-Dip-Drive). With golf it stops me from crossing the line at the top of the back swing and follow through goes straight down like a sludge hammer.
@@jimbarr4936 thank you Jim. Will check it out !!
Hi Zach, interesting! Maybe in your next analysis you could focus on Scotty‘s left foot movement. This could help those struggling with early extension.
It makes my knee hurt just watching him!
You would be surprised, give it a try. You see a lot of long drivers moving there feet more, and it’s to avoid knee injuries.
Good stuff Zach. It also seems this technique would help keep back the hips and reduce the humping tendency?
Yes, it would be almost impossible to hump while doing this drill. I think another reason why Scottie does it.
A bowling ball is very heavy in comparison to a golf club. Maybe that is why a lot of counter-balance is needed. But a golfer just needs a tiny fraction of that counter-balance?
True, the club is only one pound, but when swung fast it actually pulls much harder. Probably even more than a bowler experiences with 15lb ball.
Zach, I'd like to schedule a lesson on a Saturday. I'd like to email you if possible... Your website doesn't show an email address. Thanks for any guidance here!
Done ✔️
Hole in one , 300 club
Scottie arms seems to be stiff, not much wrist hinge. To me, he keeps the club in front of his chest pretty much all through the swing, very little face rotation. You can't do this with very floppy loose arms.
He does seem to do that very well. Club always looks in front, and stable.
How about anyone with a decent swing. Proper fundamentals. Scottie has less flexibility in his knees so there’s a lot of twist in his feet.
How do you know that? I see his gym workouts on Instagram, and he looks great.
Hmmm...