Shawn, mid-way through my round yesterday I started doing a little squat movement to start my swing. I hit my 9 iron clean about 165 yards at a pin 145 yards away and it felt absolutely effortless. I was stunned and had an epiphany. I just slung it out there and barely put effort into it. Then I hit a blind 6 iron over a hill about 200 yards within 6 feet of the pin and made birdie. I couldn't believe my eyes. The 2 inch squat movement really initiates the momentum of the swing/sling. I felt like I was cutting grass! I haven't dialed it in with my driver because I think I still try to overpower the ball. However I think the little squat (with quiet hands) is the true key secret of the golf swing. I only follow you and Milo Lines for golf instruction. Phenomenal stuff. Thank you!!!
@@golflessons Can you make a video specifically about the squat movement to initiate the down swing? It's a surreal feeling. How that applies to a driver swing would be helpful.
@@Tidoublemy we have a whole series on our premium channel called “kinetic chain series” and then another called “kinetic chain engagement” then see “pumping up the swing” and “feet together back to feet apart” which is the way to bridge the gap from the best drill in golf, the feet together swing, which is also a very important aspect of that pumping action. Https://www.wisdomingolfpremium.com for just $9.95 per month!😀👍
Your unique task based approach to the swing has enabled me to escape from 3 years of not being able to break 100. I'm now playing bogie golf and hitting second shots from shorter distances than ever. I still have the occasional poor shot, but if I slow down and focus on throwing the clubhead to the target, I usually get back on track. This particular video is helping me flush my long irons. Thanks you so much for enabling me to truly understand what's going on in the golf swing.
Right on Gary! So happy you are seeing AND FEELING things more clearly! Looking forward to hearing about your next breakthroughs; if you need some help now or later to do that, don’t hesitate to get on our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com so we can get you the info you need for next level! The task videos are key of course and then the “predict contact” and “goldie locks series” to match your set up to your flight plans to remove that uncomfortable feeling over the ball you experience when things are not matching your shot. All the best from a Clement to a Clements!
@@golflessons Thanks Shawn. I have actually been following you for several years, but have never commented before and just wanted to acknowledge how much you have helped me. The first eye opening video was your swing builder series with Shantal. The next pivotal moment for me was your demonstration of how to rotate your grip when hammering a nail straight down vs. into a door frame. Your club throwing video was a major breakthrough for me. I was able to practice this in my back yard and the first time I tried it I had to fish my club out of a pine tree that was way left of my intended target. I believe these videos encapsulate what your teaching is all about and again I just wanted to express my appreciation for your help.
Bravo!!! As usual, a fantastic lesson. One thing I've noticed lately, is that when I am consistent with giving my body a "task", and focus on the target, my iron shots are super pure, and about 10-15 yards longer, without force. Time to recalibrate! :)
Shawn, thanks a lot.. have been following the channel since around a month. Can't even describe the amount of positive impact it had on my overall game..thanks again..
Great stuff. He keeps asking her what is the start of the swing. Gravity. This is the most important golf tip I've learned so far. It seems as if Mr. Clement is repeating the same tips over and over, but in different ways, but it's virtually all the same swing. So good, I'm not sure if I would've ever discovered it on my own or with a personal instructor. Thank you.
When I started swinging easier and not rushing, my iron play became longer and much straighter. I'm a true believer that blocking and slicing are a direct result of rushing the down swing!
Yes! And we have a bunch of great videos for that starting with “stop rushing the downswing shawn clement” and “how to slow down your golf swing shawn clement”
beat me to it. For me as well, rushing the DSW was the culprit for many bad shots. Since I started mimicking the tempo of LPGA players my ball striking is off the charts. Crisp, compressed contact with all irons and much tighter dispersion with woods. Such a joy to hit balls and its so effortless.
Vidéo très intéressante; quand je suis focus sur ma tâche (couper la tige ) swinguer les longs fers est d’une grande simplicité, par contre dès que cette maudite balle devient la cible qu’elle horreur 😱. Bravo à Sav et Mu , quel niveau respect! Bravo au maestro Shawn, et merci pour tout votre travail !
Once again I have to thank you Shawn. Since I finally figured out how to make the turn and to not rush the DSW my ball striking is off the charts. In a range session of 100 balls I might miss my target 2 - 5 times only. BTW I found that my stance was too wide, a narrower stance helped me turn my hips more easily and this improved my distance and contact. Also, my best shots are when I grip the club very tightly with my middle fingers, which also seems to activate my legs somehow. Crushing it consistently now and making lots of birdies! Only trouble is my 150 club (PW) is now going 170 sometimes so I'm going off the back of greens too often, I am experimenting now with 50-60-70% backswing to try to compensate. But when I am doing what I think is a half swing it still goes close to max distance. You may want to explain why that is so - most people oversewing and could use a more compact swing. Cheers brother
Right on Man! As for the wedges; you could get a forged wedge from either Callaway (Jaws) or the Titleist (Vokey) which has less of a hot face. Find the loft that slips into your set; as for the tempering of the shot, I simply like to play a straight fade when I need to shave a half club and for the pitch shots, you goldie locks the intensity used for cutting through the dandelion stem. Feel more of a softer cut through the stem when you don’t want the ball to jump! 😀👍
Doesn't pertain to this vid but feel compelled to tell you how much I appreciate your teachings. I subscribed to your premium website a few months ago and its totally transformed my game. If anyone has any misgivings I'm saying dont! I stopped the treadmill of watching hundreds of other UA-cam instructions and only concentrate on Wisdom in Golf. I've increased my distance by a full club with every iron, hit it way more flush. Give it time ppl, like everything in golf it takes some work, but it's worth it. I promise I'm a real person, bout a 10 handicap, no paid advertiser. Lol. My new golf dream is to have a lesson with Shawn and have him say "you nutted that one!"
I was struggling with this, and as a novice I always seemed able to hit my 7 iron flush and perfect, but the rest of my clubs got progressively worse as I went down or up in loft. So I just figured I'd buy a set of single length irons, all of which are the length of my 7 iron and it's changed my game. I hit every one flush now.
thank you for your time , you have been a great teacher of this crazy game i love so much , still working out my wrinkles at age 68 . the position of my hands from my body as you explained in your video , is this way i or my club handle hits my belly at different times after i hit the ball.
I always thought the ball should progress further forward in the stance the longer the club? So back of centre seems a bit different, but I’ll be trying this tomorrow! Wow Mu crushes that five iron, must be De Chambeau distances!!
Shawn, love your videos thanks for posting. A lot of your shots are off of the Fairway, great lie, level ground. I only see those conditions on the range, lol. How about hitting irons out of the rough with deep 4-5" grass, would it change your club selection to more loft or stay with the club that has the distance needed? Seems like that stuff grabs the club and slows it down with the longer irons.
Hey Kraig! Absolutely! You need to use your prediction process for that; you predict which club will get you out of the lie you are facing. If the 5 iron sends the ball into a wall of grass, this will not help! You need the loft necessary to get the ball up the grass wall and into the air! We have a lot of examples on our premium channel with our on course sessions for that!
I played a 180 yard par 3 on Saturday. I used a 6 iron and hit it in the air with a tight little draw right on top of the hole. It stopped inside 4 feet and I made the birdie. I usually struggle with that hole but this lesson changed all of that.
Shawn - another great video. I’ve enjoyed incorporating your swing philosophy into my game. Good news is I have observed improvements. Bad news, from time to time, my longer irons (hybrids and fairway clubs) significantly draw. Okay they hook. Based on conventional golf teaching I can think of many causes. While my frequent ball flight, all clubs, is a draw, I don’t think I have a very strong grip.
Hey Greg! Woods can be very different than irons in their design depending on the manufacturer; some are very draw biased and the face is rounded making the club APPEAR TO BE MORE OPEN THAN IT IS!! So simply close it less and deliver to the direction you want to start the ball. On our premium channel, the titles you want to see are “fade fine tuning” and “draw fine tuning” and then “arc-blur unstoppable momentum” videos, and then “target confirmation series” “pre-motor kortex series” and “the throwing series”
@@golflessons Shawn, I just binge watched the videos you suggested and then hit a bucket of balls at the range. OMG eureka 💡! It is like the kid in the candy store or new car feeling, I’m so happy. My bad shots are not as bad and I was hitting most more solid. Can’t wait to take this to the course tomorrow. Thank you again.
Hi Shawn! I have watched many of your videos, and they are really good! There is one question i haven't yet found the answer to: When I make a fairly fast swing, the felt weight of the club increases and I need to pull the club towards the body harder in order to stay in balance. this happens automatically and creates a out to in, and a slight toe hit, even if the downswing starts on plane. It also feels like a straight hit, but will be a fade/slice. How can you counteract this unconscious pulling of the club?
Hey André! This is a short circuit that is caused by AN OPEN CLUB FACE or a GRIP THAT IS TOO NEUTRAL. See an oldie but goodie called “weak grip vs strong grip shawn clement golf wrx” You THINK YOU ARE IN THE RIGHT POSITIONS, but dynamically, you are not square enough to stay the course. Also see “why you can’t line up properly shawn clement” which deals with the side vision of the human machine. On premium, at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com, you will see “blur of club” and then “arc-blur unstoppable momentum” videos which use the blur of the club to deliver in the direction of the intermediate point. Combine this with the “consistency series” which has the grip issue front and centre right in the first video, you are good to go!
@@golflessons I see this at the range all the time, and I would bet that 100% of these people are focused on the ball and not the target in the distance.
My instructor tells me,regarding distance from the ball with long irons,that having the butt of the grip over your toes/lower laces of your shoes is about right. I noticed this was pretty much spot on in the video.
It is the way you get there that differs with us; see “how to put the ball in the way of your swing shawn clement golf wrx” and use a little “goldie locks” in your golf game! 😀👍
Shawn, like me you used DG S300s for decades, and like you, I became accustomed to their weight. You got TXG'd and tried a different shaft to no avail. What are you using now, and how have you adjusted to them (shafts). Same swing, swing weight as before?
@@golflessons Can't remember what shaft the fitting suggested would be best for you, but you weren't comfortable with them. Lesson learned here. How funny ... early in the season, I bought a used set of Callaway Tour X20s w/ the same shafts, and have adjusted as well, even though they're ~10 grams lighter w/ no steps. I liked the feeling of swinging an ax with the DGs though.
I've been trying to get my arms hanging in the same position for all clubs, I now see that is wrong. It might explain why I hit the ground first. My practice swing the bruise on the turf is in front of the ball then I move forward and fat the shot? This game is tough.
Not a concern at all; what is important is the task and if you have never tried throwing club before, very aweosme drill to practice! See all my “throwing the club shawn clement” videos and make sure you are in a safe area and throwing old steel shafted clubs.
See “through the ball vs at the ball shawn clement” firstly; you need to confirm that you are not defaulting to the ball and you are staying with your shots! See “throwing the club shawn clement” and “how to put the ball in the way of your swing shawn clement” as well.
It took me a while to adjust to Shawn's methodology. But stick with it, it is worth it. So is Shawn's Premuim channel, he will review your videos so you can boost your progress
Shawn, while all other irons I am comfortable with, it's the 5 iron that goes straight right most of the times. Unable to understand why. Need your help please.
You are either too close to the ball, which is common with long irons, and you are hitting it in the heel-hozel and shanking to the right or your club face in general is not closed enough; or both. This also causes you to be too careful and you stop swinging freely. See all our “throwing the club shawn clement” videos as well as “how to put the ball in the way of your swing shawn clement golf wrx” and “hit a honkin’ draw to hit straight shawn clement”
I've always played a forward ball position and I still have not been able to have success with a middle or 1 ball back position. I often end up chunking way behind the ball.
Some need to do his as moving forward in the swing is so much part of their action; as ling as you are able to deliver through the ball and into the direction you want the ball to fly into!👍
Don’t take this mans advise advise. I have a triple layer net set up in my backyard (yes it is slightly older( 4 months)) and managed to pop my 4 iron through all three layers and lost my proV1 in the woods. This kind of power isn’t suited for us mere mortals.
@@golflessons This lesson confirms to me when I hit them poorly I’m simply standing too close to the ball. When I’m too close it makes me do that stand up move to get the club back to the ball.
This man has a strange way of teaching, which seems like it could work until you really think about what he is saying. 'Cut the dandelion', 'pre-deploy my arm/club', 'grass whipping', 'delivering my dandelion stem to my target'. Too odd to understand.
this is because we saw over 20 years ago the data that shows how bad humans are with body part positioning and how amazing we are with simple tasks like chopping wood and cutting grass with a grass whip! we are already Pinocchio without the strings and golf instructors keep insisting on putting the strings back on when all along, we are perfect human self preserving machines!
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Slow is smooth and smooth is fast, Shawn! That's all I think of in so many of your videos. And it rings so true
Shawn, mid-way through my round yesterday I started doing a little squat movement to start my swing. I hit my 9 iron clean about 165 yards at a pin 145 yards away and it felt absolutely effortless. I was stunned and had an epiphany. I just slung it out there and barely put effort into it. Then I hit a blind 6 iron over a hill about 200 yards within 6 feet of the pin and made birdie. I couldn't believe my eyes. The 2 inch squat movement really initiates the momentum of the swing/sling. I felt like I was cutting grass! I haven't dialed it in with my driver because I think I still try to overpower the ball. However I think the little squat (with quiet hands) is the true key secret of the golf swing. I only follow you and Milo Lines for golf instruction. Phenomenal stuff. Thank you!!!
Good stuff! You just felt what “KINETIC CHAIN ENGAGEMENT” is and it feels like bliss on a stick! 😀👍
@@golflessons Can you make a video specifically about the squat movement to initiate the down swing? It's a surreal feeling. How that applies to a driver swing would be helpful.
@@Tidoublemy we have a whole series on our premium channel called “kinetic chain series” and then another called “kinetic chain engagement” then see “pumping up the swing” and “feet together back to feet apart” which is the way to bridge the gap from the best drill in golf, the feet together swing, which is also a very important aspect of that pumping action. Https://www.wisdomingolfpremium.com for just $9.95 per month!😀👍
@@golflessons I will be sure to check it out 😀
Your unique task based approach to the swing has enabled me to escape from 3 years of not being able to break 100. I'm now playing bogie golf and hitting second shots from shorter distances than ever. I still have the occasional poor shot, but if I slow down and focus on throwing the clubhead to the target, I usually get back on track.
This particular video is helping me flush my long irons.
Thanks you so much for enabling me to truly understand what's going on in the golf swing.
Right on Gary! So happy you are seeing AND FEELING things more clearly! Looking forward to hearing about your next breakthroughs; if you need some help now or later to do that, don’t hesitate to get on our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com so we can get you the info you need for next level! The task videos are key of course and then the “predict contact” and “goldie locks series” to match your set up to your flight plans to remove that uncomfortable feeling over the ball you experience when things are not matching your shot. All the best from a Clement to a Clements!
@@golflessons Thanks Shawn. I have actually been following you for several years, but have never commented before and just wanted to acknowledge how much you have helped me. The first eye opening video was your swing builder series with Shantal. The next pivotal moment for me was your demonstration of how to rotate your grip when hammering a nail straight down vs. into a door frame. Your club throwing video was a major breakthrough for me. I was able to practice this in my back yard and the first time I tried it I had to fish my club out of a pine tree that was way left of my intended target. I believe these videos encapsulate what your teaching is all about and again I just wanted to express my appreciation for your help.
@@garyclements1791 nice! 👍👌
Bravo!!! As usual, a fantastic lesson. One thing I've noticed lately, is that when I am consistent with giving my body a "task", and focus on the target, my iron shots are super pure, and about 10-15 yards longer, without force. Time to recalibrate! :)
Yes sir! Very good! 15 to 30 yards difference between “hit the ball” and “collect the ball from where it is and release it to the flight plan! 👍😀
@@golfwisdom-francais9726 The feeling of it coming off the club face is intoxicating. Cheers, Shawn!
Shawn, thanks a lot.. have been following the channel since around a month. Can't even describe the amount of positive impact it had on my overall game..thanks again..
Thank you for the great comment Yogesh, much appreciated!
Great stuff. He keeps asking her what is the start of the swing. Gravity. This is the most important golf tip I've learned so far. It seems as if Mr. Clement is repeating the same tips over and over, but in different ways, but it's virtually all the same swing. So good, I'm not sure if I would've ever discovered it on my own or with a personal instructor. Thank you.
Repetition-repetition-repetition; you cannot emphasize the good stuff enough! 👍😀👌💪
When I started swinging easier and not rushing, my iron play became longer and much straighter. I'm a true believer that blocking and slicing are a direct result of rushing the down swing!
Yes! And we have a bunch of great videos for that starting with “stop rushing the downswing shawn clement” and “how to slow down your golf swing shawn clement”
beat me to it. For me as well, rushing the DSW was the culprit for many bad shots. Since I started mimicking the tempo of LPGA players my ball striking is off the charts. Crisp, compressed contact with all irons and much tighter dispersion with woods. Such a joy to hit balls and its so effortless.
Vidéo très intéressante; quand je suis focus sur ma tâche (couper la tige ) swinguer les longs fers est d’une grande simplicité, par contre dès que cette maudite balle devient la cible qu’elle horreur 😱. Bravo à Sav et Mu , quel niveau respect! Bravo au maestro Shawn, et merci pour tout votre travail !
Continue à bûcher! Ça va venir! Les vidéos sur premium sur comment répéter les élans de pratique, tu les a vus?
Once again I have to thank you Shawn. Since I finally figured out how to make the turn and to not rush the DSW my ball striking is off the charts. In a range session of 100 balls I might miss my target 2 - 5 times only. BTW I found that my stance was too wide, a narrower stance helped me turn my hips more easily and this improved my distance and contact. Also, my best shots are when I grip the club very tightly with my middle fingers, which also seems to activate my legs somehow. Crushing it consistently now and making lots of birdies! Only trouble is my 150 club (PW) is now going 170 sometimes so I'm going off the back of greens too often, I am experimenting now with 50-60-70% backswing to try to compensate. But when I am doing what I think is a half swing it still goes close to max distance. You may want to explain why that is so - most people oversewing and could use a more compact swing. Cheers brother
Right on Man! As for the wedges; you could get a forged wedge from either Callaway (Jaws) or the Titleist (Vokey) which has less of a hot face. Find the loft that slips into your set; as for the tempering of the shot, I simply like to play a straight fade when I need to shave a half club and for the pitch shots, you goldie locks the intensity used for cutting through the dandelion stem. Feel more of a softer cut through the stem when you don’t want the ball to jump! 😀👍
Doesn't pertain to this vid but feel compelled to tell you how much I appreciate your teachings. I subscribed to your premium website a few months ago and its totally transformed my game. If anyone has any misgivings I'm saying dont! I stopped the treadmill of watching hundreds of other UA-cam instructions and only concentrate on Wisdom in Golf. I've increased my distance by a full club with every iron, hit it way more flush. Give it time ppl, like everything in golf it takes some work, but it's worth it. I promise I'm a real person, bout a 10 handicap, no paid advertiser. Lol. My new golf dream is to have a lesson with Shawn and have him say "you nutted that one!"
Hey Jeff! It is a real honour to receive such nice words from a fellow golfer; thank you! 😀👍❤️
I was struggling with this, and as a novice I always seemed able to hit my 7 iron flush and perfect, but the rest of my clubs got progressively worse as I went down or up in loft. So I just figured I'd buy a set of single length irons, all of which are the length of my 7 iron and it's changed my game. I hit every one flush now.
That is awesome Jon! Single length has a lot of merit for sure!!👍😀
thank you for your time , you have been a great teacher of this crazy game i love so much , still working out my wrinkles at age 68 . the position of my hands from my body as you explained in your video , is this way i or my club handle hits my belly at different times after i hit the ball.
Hi Dana! See all my “distance to ball shawn clement” videos and “dynamic posture shawn clement” and “early extension shawn clement” videos
I always thought the ball should progress further forward in the stance the longer the club?
So back of centre seems a bit different, but I’ll be trying this tomorrow!
Wow Mu crushes that five iron, must be De Chambeau distances!!
Hi Pete! He definitely does have Dechambeau distance; I have a reliable 300 yard drive and he is blowing it past my spots by 40 yards average…🙄🙄
Shawn, love your videos thanks for posting. A lot of your shots are off of the Fairway, great lie, level ground. I only see those conditions on the range, lol. How about hitting irons out of the rough with deep 4-5" grass, would it change your club selection to more loft or stay with the club that has the distance needed? Seems like that stuff grabs the club and slows it down with the longer irons.
Hey Kraig! Absolutely! You need to use your prediction process for that; you predict which club will get you out of the lie you are facing. If the 5 iron sends the ball into a wall of grass, this will not help! You need the loft necessary to get the ball up the grass wall and into the air! We have a lot of examples on our premium channel with our on course sessions for that!
I played a 180 yard par 3 on Saturday. I used a 6 iron and hit it in the air with a tight little draw right on top of the hole. It stopped inside 4 feet and I made the birdie. I usually struggle with that hole but this lesson changed all of that.
Easy peasy, lemon Squeezy! 😀👍
Shawn - another great video. I’ve enjoyed incorporating your swing philosophy into my game. Good news is I have observed improvements. Bad news, from time to time, my longer irons (hybrids and fairway clubs) significantly draw. Okay they hook. Based on conventional golf teaching I can think of many causes. While my frequent ball flight, all clubs, is a draw, I don’t think I have a very strong grip.
Hey Greg! Woods can be very different than irons in their design depending on the manufacturer; some are very draw biased and the face is rounded making the club APPEAR TO BE MORE OPEN THAN IT IS!! So simply close it less and deliver to the direction you want to start the ball.
On our premium channel, the titles you want to see are “fade fine tuning” and “draw fine tuning” and then “arc-blur unstoppable momentum” videos, and then “target confirmation series” “pre-motor kortex series” and “the throwing series”
@@golflessons thank you. After watching the video again I was thinking, “smooth like Sav to smash it like Mu”.
@@gregsarsons1221 that is a great Combo!!👌💪👍
@@golflessons Shawn, I just binge watched the videos you suggested and then hit a bucket of balls at the range. OMG eureka 💡! It is like the kid in the candy store or new car feeling, I’m so happy. My bad shots are not as bad and I was hitting most more solid. Can’t wait to take this to the course tomorrow. Thank you again.
@@gregsarsons1221 awesome! Enjoy your round! 😀👍
I've been"pre deploying" a more extended hand position in general and I've felt like it helps me improve my low point control.
Hi Shawn! I have watched many of your videos, and they are really good! There is one question i haven't yet found the answer to: When I make a fairly fast swing, the felt weight of the club increases and I need to pull the club towards the body harder in order to stay in balance. this happens automatically and creates a out to in, and a slight toe hit, even if the downswing starts on plane. It also feels like a straight hit, but will be a fade/slice. How can you counteract this unconscious pulling of the club?
Hey André! This is a short circuit that is caused by AN OPEN CLUB FACE or a GRIP THAT IS TOO NEUTRAL. See an oldie but goodie called “weak grip vs strong grip shawn clement golf wrx” You THINK YOU ARE IN THE RIGHT POSITIONS, but dynamically, you are not square enough to stay the course. Also see “why you can’t line up properly shawn clement” which deals with the side vision of the human machine.
On premium, at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com, you will see “blur of club” and then “arc-blur unstoppable momentum” videos which use the blur of the club to deliver in the direction of the intermediate point. Combine this with the “consistency series” which has the grip issue front and centre right in the first video, you are good to go!
@@golflessons I see this at the range all the time, and I would bet that 100% of these people are focused on the ball and not the target in the distance.
@@m.thomas2589 exactly! They are “making sure” they do all the right things to “hit the ball”; barking up the wrong tree! 😝😝
Another great instructional video, Shawn! Can you recommend a preference between steel or graphite shafts for irons?
My instructor tells me,regarding distance from the ball with long irons,that having the butt of the grip over your toes/lower laces of your shoes is about right. I noticed this was pretty much spot on in the video.
It is the way you get there that differs with us; see “how to put the ball in the way of your swing shawn clement golf wrx” and use a little “goldie locks” in your golf game! 😀👍
That 2nd shot mu hit was the best one I've seen him hit so far.
In my mind the jury is in...with a good short game , Sav needs to be on the LPGA ...what a great ball striker!!
So correct! We are gojng to keep plugging until we get a nice break! 😀👍
@@golflessons Is she interested in all that Travel?
I did a bit of a double take at Sav's "enjoy the view" caption, lol.
👍😀😝😝of the shot!!😂
Hahahaha!
Shawn, like me you used DG S300s for decades, and like you, I became accustomed to their weight. You got TXG'd and tried a different shaft to no avail. What are you using now, and how have you adjusted to them (shafts). Same swing, swing weight as before?
Using the 6.0 Riffles; they feel right on the Apex 21 Callaways I now have!
@@golflessons Can't remember what shaft the fitting suggested would be best for you, but you weren't comfortable with them. Lesson learned here. How funny ... early in the season, I bought a used set of Callaway Tour X20s w/ the same shafts, and have adjusted as well, even though they're ~10 grams lighter w/ no steps. I liked the feeling of swinging an ax with the DGs though.
I've been trying to get my arms hanging in the same position for all clubs, I now see that is wrong. It might explain why I hit the ground first. My practice swing the bruise on the turf is in front of the ball then I move forward and fat the shot? This game is tough.
You just pinpointed it nicely! 😀👍
Does the lead arm break or break somewhat in the backswing of this swing at the top? Kind of looks like the arm unit is coiling up and de-coiling
Not a concern at all; what is important is the task and if you have never tried throwing club before, very aweosme drill to practice! See all my “throwing the club shawn clement” videos and make sure you are in a safe area and throwing old steel shafted clubs.
Shawn, give us an update on your Callaway equipment. Lie loft etc.
Combo set Apex 21 and Apex pro-see specs at www.callawaygolf.com 👍😀
Pretty sweet !Wish I could see pro tracer on these!
Got some great tracers on irons on a 200 yard par 3 coming this Tuesday! make sure you subscribe!
Changed my grip to match yours and hitting longer, but my draw now is turning into a hook. Any advice for a fellow lefty?
See “through the ball vs at the ball shawn clement” firstly; you need to confirm that you are not defaulting to the ball and you are staying with your shots! See “throwing the club shawn clement” and “how to put the ball in the way of your swing shawn clement” as well.
It took me a while to adjust to Shawn's methodology. But stick with it, it is worth it. So is Shawn's Premuim channel, he will review your videos so you can boost your progress
@@m.thomas2589 thank you M. Thomas!😀👍
So efficient 👍👏👏👏
i just learned how to hit the stinger
Shawn, while all other irons I am comfortable with, it's the 5 iron that goes straight right most of the times. Unable to understand why. Need your help please.
You are either too close to the ball, which is common with long irons, and you are hitting it in the heel-hozel and shanking to the right or your club face in general is not closed enough; or both. This also causes you to be too careful and you stop swinging freely. See all our “throwing the club shawn clement” videos as well as “how to put the ball in the way of your swing shawn clement golf wrx” and “hit a honkin’ draw to hit straight shawn clement”
@@golflessons thanks Shawn.. 👍
I've always played a forward ball position and I still have not been able to have success with a middle or 1 ball back position. I often end up chunking way behind the ball.
Some need to do his as moving forward in the swing is so much part of their action; as ling as you are able to deliver through the ball and into the direction you want the ball to fly into!👍
Ok thanks, for now I'll stick with one ball ahead of centre which is a big improvement for me with the longer irons.
What shafts does Mu swing in his clubs?
Riffle 6.5 X Stiff
Can hands lead just like here, but with a 3 iron?
5 iron 240.. oh my 💪💪
Yes, BEAST!! 💪🚀
I can't hit my 4/5 irons consistantly. I hope this helps. Ty
Shawn could probably fix that in one FaceTime session
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Why set up back of centre?
See “draw and fade shawn clement”
Don’t take this mans advise advise. I have a triple layer net set up in my backyard (yes it is slightly older( 4 months)) and managed to pop my 4 iron through all three layers and lost my proV1 in the woods. This kind of power isn’t suited for us mere mortals.
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This makes me want to go hit a bucket of 4 irons.
I know eh??!! 😀👍
@@golflessons This lesson confirms to me when I hit them poorly I’m simply standing too close to the ball. When I’m too close it makes me do that stand up move to get the club back to the ball.
@@jdheelfan there you go man! 👍😀
@@golflessons I finally got to play and the long irons were so easy to hit once I got the correct distance from ball
@@jdheelfan yessiree!!😀👍
I would like to gently caress the bell
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Well...If you get one length irons....then 🙂
This man has a strange way of teaching, which seems like it could work until you really think about what he is saying. 'Cut the dandelion', 'pre-deploy my arm/club', 'grass whipping', 'delivering my dandelion stem to my target'. Too odd to understand.
this is because we saw over 20 years ago the data that shows how bad humans are with body part positioning and how amazing we are with simple tasks like chopping wood and cutting grass with a grass whip! we are already Pinocchio without the strings and golf instructors keep insisting on putting the strings back on when all along, we are perfect human self preserving machines!
If you are hitting your long irons markedly different than short irons, your swing is trash.
It is the same swing-same kinetic chain; just with a longer shaft and once must accommodate and make some room for that extra length.
Great vid! Music is too loud compared to voice volume, but great content