Glad I found Michael's personal channel. I used to watch him all the time on the Golf Channel. I'm impressed with the way he can spot very subtle flaws in a golfer's swing and then recommend the needed corrections.
ricky fowler swing Some people can play pinned (Hogan, Flowler, etc) and some people have really bad issues when pinned. Issues like lack of power, sucking the club to the inside on the way back, shanking, left shoulder and back pain, etc. Also - this pinned position requires a LOT more flexibility to pull off, so older golfers can forget it.
Man I've missed him on the golf channel, so glad I found this channel....And even better he isnt on a 30 minute crunch,so he slowed down just a touch....Great video
Michael, this is the best drill I've ever seen to fix what has been ailing my golf swing. I kept getting stuck and couldn't figure out why I was throwing my arm out on the downswing. Thanks for the tip! Ed Kirsteins Deerfield, NY
Many thanks for taking the time to post this Michael! Of great value and much appreciated! Saw a Holly Sonders video where she makes this distinctive move and thought, "wow that's interesting"! Keep up the great work! Liked and subscribed!
so did Charles try this? whats the feedback, anyone knows? i have a flat swing like him, but elbow less aggressive. still would love to hear how that worked for him..
Incredible! I love this guy! I just looked at my down the line video and I do that big time. I'm too inside and and my arm gets pinned. I think this also leads me hitting it off the hosel as well.
Point of discussion: Isnt this exactly what Hogan did? But Hogan, they say, bent his irons flat to accommodate the lower plane. Keeping the trail arm on top in the takeaway keeps the clubhead on or above plane, correct? Your student's downswing seems to have the trail elbow in a good position ala Sergio Garcia.... Thanks for the vid Michael.
That’s pretty interesting and a deviation from what has been ingrained into my swing thought. The head cover drill I was shown, was to not drop it and keep it tucked in there to prevent the chicken wing. I have been struggling as of late with turning the hands over on the down swing causing the dreaded duck hook. Feeling lost. I will try this drill and see how it goes.
I think it depends on what swing flaws or tendencies you have. I was also told the same thing as you Sawyer, via video analysis to show me, that whenever I lift, I get steep and that promotes an outside-in swing path - the opposite of what we should have with an inside-out path. I love Michael Breed's analysis on this video ua-cam.com/video/vuud58V_kN0/v-deo.html where he shows that guys like Antwon - and me - come back too steep and get stuck at the top which makes it very difficult to not go over the top on the downswing. At 5:38 of the video I linked, I'm like the swing on the right - going over the shaft plane and going outside the target path, which is very bad. But it's what I fight. I was told to "turn don't lift" and to keep turning and what feels like my hands never going above my belt line. For me, I don't have any issues at all making that headcover drop because I have a tendency to get too steep and lift too much, so I always have a huge amount of separation from my ribs and right elbow. When it feels like my hands are staying below my belt line, that's not really what's happening, but it feels that way. Kind of like what Butch says in this video ua-cam.com/video/vDCryeYZEIw/v-deo.html, "the feel isn't real". I want to do just the opposite of this video to make sure my swing isn't steep. But, unlike you Sawyer, I have to *try* to hit a duck hook since that doesn't come natural to me. I fight a fade and a slice. Golf is a fickle little game and we all have to be analyzed to figure out what keeps us on the right swing planes that matches our swing and body types. Always interesting. But there's no doubt Michael Breed is great - you just have to find out what videos of his to watch based on your tendencies.
I wonder what Mr. Hogan would think of this advice since his elbow did exactly what Michael here is saying not to do. That is the problem with golf instruction, instructors want you to swing like them, instead of finding your swing. What I think people don't realize is the amount of coordination that goes into the golf swing especially considering every single hinge, pivot, position, etc... in the human body. If you have a swing that gives you power and accuracy, just groove it until it is yours. All the pros swing differently and I'm always amazed how instructors (online or not) find flaws in professional golf swings without recognizing that these professionals play at the highest level of golf with those flawed golf swings which is more than any instructor has accomplished.
I went from shooting low 70s and 80s to the yips, listening to people say turn,turn ,turn, a d no lift... I can tell u now there is lift...Im on a comeback
I had a lesson two days ago and this video reinforces what I was taught. I'm struggling with long irons (including some shanks) even though I am 10 handicap. I am looking forward to taking Michael's drills firstly onto the range then the course. I have realised over time that advice from UA-cam can be general but this routine is specific and, for those whose swing is like mine, this video is a gem.
My elbow is pinned and I do not rotate my hands! I have learned to swing more up/around than just around. This has shortened my swing and more draw shots. If he kid swung more up the swing-path it would put his forearm horizontal to the ground. That'll be $100
If he does what you say and shores up a few things like posture and stance, he will have a swing in the style of Bobby Jones. But my opinion is he needs to find his own swing and he is well on his way. This instruction though well meaning, is a setback. Develop his great slotted swing his way, don't make him look like Bobby Jones. This is the inherent problem in golf instruction. Don't take my word for it, Gary Player says this all the time-that great swings often get ruined by well meaning instructors.
Wow, some of the nasty comments here from the so-called experts. I met Michael Breed at the Golf Show in Toronto a few years ago and I can't say enough about the man. I don't watch Golf lessons anymore on the Golf Channel ever since Martin Hall took over. He is so full of it, you need a John Deere tractor to haul the cow dung away. He is nauseating to listen to and terribly confusing with all his coat hangers and other contraptions. Michael Breed is a real nice guy, modest and approachable and he knows more about the golf swing than you friggin golf pros that post here. I suggest you read Hank Haney's book or watch Nick Faldo who says the same thing with his preset golf swing drill.
What are you talking about. ???????? you need to watch Ben Hogan, probably the best ball Stricker ever lived. I think you should think about retiring. Sorry but that's a load of baloney.
All I can say is that if you're SUCH an expert on golf, then why are you making shit videos instead if being up there with Woods and McIlroy????????????
Instead of posting ignorant comments, why don't you make own golf instruction videos, since you apparantly know what expert instruction is. I would also bet he has played in more PGA Tour events than you, expert
God I miss you on the Golf Channel, just found you again...GREAT!
Glad I found Michael's personal channel. I used to watch him all the time on the Golf Channel. I'm impressed with the way he can spot very subtle flaws in a golfer's swing and then recommend the needed corrections.
ricky fowler swing
Some people can play pinned (Hogan, Flowler, etc) and some people have really bad issues when pinned.
Issues like lack of power, sucking the club to the inside on the way back, shanking, left shoulder and back pain, etc.
Also - this pinned position requires a LOT more flexibility to pull off, so older golfers can forget it.
Man I've missed him on the golf channel, so glad I found this channel....And even better he isnt on a 30 minute crunch,so he slowed down just a touch....Great video
i like him as a teacher and he has a good swing himself but he always seems to be in a hurry.
Michael, this is the best drill I've ever seen to fix what has been ailing my golf swing. I kept getting stuck and couldn't figure out why I was throwing my arm out on the downswing. Thanks for the tip! Ed Kirsteins Deerfield, NY
Michael, I can truly relate to this I have the same issue. Thanks for explaining it so well. Keep the great tips coming.
This was Gold!! Never heard the trail forearm on top, viola! instant fix!! Thank you!
Great news. Thanks for watching, and thanks for trying it out!
Thank you Michael, I don't have to submit my swing. You just illustrated perfectly what I need to work on. Glad I found your channel. Thank you!!!!!
Many thanks for taking the time to post this Michael! Of great value and much appreciated! Saw a Holly Sonders video where she makes this distinctive move and thought, "wow that's interesting"! Keep up the great work! Liked and subscribed!
so did Charles try this? whats the feedback, anyone knows? i have a flat swing like him, but elbow less aggressive. still would love to hear how that worked for him..
Incredible! I love this guy! I just looked at my down the line video and I do that big time. I'm too inside and and my arm gets pinned. I think this also leads me hitting it off the hosel as well.
Point of discussion: Isnt this exactly what Hogan did?
But Hogan, they say, bent his irons flat to accommodate the lower plane.
Keeping the trail arm on top in the takeaway keeps the clubhead on or above plane, correct?
Your student's downswing seems to have the trail elbow in a good position ala Sergio Garcia....
Thanks for the vid Michael.
This is exactly exactly exactly what I do... I've been looking for this video Brill!!! :)
That’s pretty interesting and a deviation from what has been ingrained into my swing thought. The head cover drill I was shown, was to not drop it and keep it tucked in there to prevent the chicken wing. I have been struggling as of late with turning the hands over on the down swing causing the dreaded duck hook. Feeling lost. I will try this drill and see how it goes.
I think it depends on what swing flaws or tendencies you have. I was also told the same thing as you Sawyer, via video analysis to show me, that whenever I lift, I get steep and that promotes an outside-in swing path - the opposite of what we should have with an inside-out path. I love Michael Breed's analysis on this video ua-cam.com/video/vuud58V_kN0/v-deo.html where he shows that guys like Antwon - and me - come back too steep and get stuck at the top which makes it very difficult to not go over the top on the downswing. At 5:38 of the video I linked, I'm like the swing on the right - going over the shaft plane and going outside the target path, which is very bad. But it's what I fight.
I was told to "turn don't lift" and to keep turning and what feels like my hands never going above my belt line. For me, I don't have any issues at all making that headcover drop because I have a tendency to get too steep and lift too much, so I always have a huge amount of separation from my ribs and right elbow. When it feels like my hands are staying below my belt line, that's not really what's happening, but it feels that way. Kind of like what Butch says in this video ua-cam.com/video/vDCryeYZEIw/v-deo.html, "the feel isn't real".
I want to do just the opposite of this video to make sure my swing isn't steep. But, unlike you Sawyer, I have to *try* to hit a duck hook since that doesn't come natural to me. I fight a fade and a slice. Golf is a fickle little game and we all have to be analyzed to figure out what keeps us on the right swing planes that matches our swing and body types. Always interesting. But there's no doubt Michael Breed is great - you just have to find out what videos of his to watch based on your tendencies.
so it's like a baseball swing, correct me if i get it wrong
Michael I'm 64 and hands hurt a bit...How does jumbo grips affect grip and or swing or even pour impact ? Thanks
michael, i have this same problem and it works for driver off the tee but with irons i struggle, too flat. this should help, gonna work on it.
I wonder what Mr. Hogan would think of this advice since his elbow did exactly what Michael here is saying not to do.
That is the problem with golf instruction, instructors want you to swing like them, instead of finding your swing. What I think people don't realize is the amount of coordination that goes into the golf swing especially considering every single hinge, pivot, position, etc... in the human body. If you have a swing that gives you power and accuracy, just groove it until it is yours. All the pros swing differently and I'm always amazed how instructors (online or not) find flaws in professional golf swings without recognizing that these professionals play at the highest level of golf with those flawed golf swings which is more than any instructor has accomplished.
I totally agree, also check out Tony Finau's right elbow and John Rahm and those guys aren't doing too bad are they ..
@@davidleigh4028 Completely agree .... not too bad at all.
Why not use a Driver to demonstrate just like the boy? The boy's Driver looks perfect.
@@liquidmocofilmsllc4915 totally true guys, he is just trying to make money on advertising his channel.
Glad I found you again!
I went from shooting low 70s and 80s to the yips, listening to people say turn,turn ,turn, a d no lift... I can tell u now there is lift...Im on a comeback
Hogan had a very similar pined movement in the back swing as far as l can see .and he did ok !
This was huge for me,, thanks!!
Fantastic advice, thank you
I had a lesson two days ago and this video reinforces what I was taught. I'm struggling with long irons (including some shanks) even though I am 10 handicap. I am looking forward to taking Michael's drills firstly onto the range then the course. I have realised over time that advice from UA-cam can be general but this routine is specific and, for those whose swing is like mine, this video is a gem.
Will also encourage across the line it's horses for courses
Nice tip Michael !👌
This is my biggest problem too, always struggle to get the ball started straight or left of my target!
Power and pulls...
You are saying the exact opposite of Saguto golf!!
Whose right?
Awesome content!!!
Michael great video thank you
This advice took my drives from 220 and 230 to a 275 to 285 with a draw
I've been trying these triangle swing drills for a year and can't get a hang of it. Videos don't help me at all (I'm a 5 handicap)
My elbow is pinned and I do not rotate my hands! I have learned to swing more up/around than just around. This has shortened my swing and more draw shots. If he kid swung more up the swing-path it would put his forearm horizontal to the ground. That'll be $100
Thanks
Th pinned elbow is Miguel immenz…
I still think you're the best.
I love you show but I gotta say I don't understand what you are saying in this one.
The Golf Channel has gone downhill since this guy left!!
Home boy needs to watch Bubba Watson swing a club. Make big circles.
It’s a Ben Hogan move
Ugh! A video in the vertical, not horizontal position! 😉
If he does what you say and shores up a few things like posture and stance, he will have a swing in the style of Bobby Jones. But my opinion is he needs to find his own swing and he is well on his way. This instruction though well meaning, is a setback. Develop his great slotted swing his way, don't make him look like Bobby Jones. This is the inherent problem in golf instruction. Don't take my word for it, Gary Player says this all the time-that great swings often get ruined by well meaning instructors.
I'm with you. I disagree with this instruction.
The boy is swinging a Driver and that looks good and you Michael you have a 7 iron. Should the swings be similar or different?
Good luck selling this tip to Rickie Fowler
exactly.
Ben Hogan said the exact opposite.
Wow, some of the nasty comments here from the so-called experts. I met Michael Breed at the Golf Show in Toronto a few years ago and I can't say enough about the man. I don't watch Golf lessons anymore on the Golf Channel ever since Martin Hall took over. He is so full of it, you need a John Deere tractor to haul the cow dung away. He is nauseating to listen to and terribly confusing with all his coat hangers and other contraptions. Michael Breed is a real nice guy, modest and approachable and he knows more about the golf swing than you friggin golf pros that post here. I suggest you read Hank Haney's book or watch Nick Faldo who says the same thing with his preset golf swing drill.
Breed you are wrong...this kid doesn't have enough lower body rotation, it's all hands and arms like most ams
Everyone running in circles over something so simple LOL
Most of PGA tour players never can make this drill…
Sorry but his swing looks a lot like hogan at the top. Many of us do need to let the arm allow rise. Not so sure about him.
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What are you talking about. ???????? you need to watch Ben Hogan, probably the best ball Stricker ever lived. I think you should think about retiring. Sorry but that's a load of baloney.
All I can say is that if you're SUCH an expert on golf, then why are you making shit videos instead if being up there with Woods and McIlroy????????????
Instead of posting ignorant comments, why don't you make own golf instruction videos, since you apparantly know what expert instruction is. I would also bet he has played in more PGA Tour events than you, expert
Guy can’t break 90