The Physics of how a Golf club actually works. [And how you can do it.]
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I demonstrate why a golf club is so hard to use for many people and what they do wrong. Why you can't swing toward the target. Why your ball slices. The simple physics of how the golf club actually works and which direction the force needs to be applied. The holy grail swing assures that the clubhead will be moving straight down the target line at impact. The impact position is actually a recoil from the direction of force. The golf swing is like a child swinging on a swing-set it needs to be wide and smooth. If you try to hit AT the ball the club won't have the time it needs to square itself at impact. The direction of force needs to be applied to the club before the clubhead reaches the ball. It takes time for the energy to reach the clubhead and during that time we're still turning so by the time the energy gets to the clubhead it's well past the ball.
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Just discovered this man last week. Used this info and immediately it came natural to me. I played yesterday and shot 77 and drove the ball better than ever! You are a gifted teacher!
It came naturally because it is natural. You finally let the club be used as it's supposed to be used.
After so many years have past by, I have found the Holy Grail, I am using this technique , listening and watching all your lessons, applying them at the driving range, life is good again.
I’ve been a playing pro for 20 years. My swing knowledge is pretty extensive. This insight is completely correct. You’re intention has to be tangential (literally and figuratively) to the aim of hitting the ball where you want it to go. Well done Overhand.
Thank you. It took a long time to develop but once I did it came together better than I could have ever imagined. If you have the right kind of eyes you can see the intent in good and bad players and when it's wrong you can see it.
@@HolyGrailOfGolf ‘Give up control to get control’ was always true. You’ve explained how and why 👍🏼
Awesome, awesome, awesome!!! Taking this to the range as soon as I get off work. Working this into the "Rory throwing the club in the water" swing. Thanks.
You make it simple to understand. The hard part is to trust the swing. If I have a pressure shot I'll shoot straight to the ball sometimes. I have to laugh at myself.
I wish I could vote each time I watch your videos over again.
Thanks for your help
Mike
What a great refreshing way to think of the swing. Thanks much!
Strangely, it's just common sense. If you really think about it. The golf swing simply is not what it "looks" like it is.
I now see why from down the line the good swings appear like the upper torso is moving down some at the transition and don't hit behind the ball. The Holy Grail movement explained it. Good working man way of conveying things!
"The left arm is our rope." THAT was fricking brilliant!!! Thank You. I fully understand the swing now.
I can't take credit for that. I think Mike Austin was the one I heard say that. He even demonstrated it by using a rope.
Overhand Golf Yes, Austin was a genius, but the way you said it brought it home for me. Thank you. I will be making a donation to you come payday. Thank you for the videos and tell your wife you are providing value to a great many people.
I agree...brilliant!!
This is great. Thank you
Thanks for this explanation.
Brilliant. I have been releasing into ball and I get that exact move. Time to try your method
Excellent explanation, thanks 👍
a gem! thank you!!!!!
Just came across your vids, soo damn good stuff, learned so much more than many other channels, so thx very much !
Great perspective!
Brilliant, that rope on a tether. I got it!
BRILLIANT!
Great video
You sir are a genius. Your videos are the best explanation of a golf swing I have ever seen. I am understanding that the golf swing is actually complete long before impact, and impact and beyond are just the natural result of the first 50% or less of the overall motion. Am I saying this correct?
You sir are a fn genius!! I have been playing golf for over 30 years and have been stuck in the mid to high 80’s with the odd high 70’s...after watching your videos our northern Ontario Canada course opened and my very first round using the holy grail swing i shot 76!! And that was with 2- 3 putts! I knew even before playing that it was going to change my game, that is why I sent you that donation👍🏻
Nothing but confidents over the ball! All I’m thinking is right club for the distance at hand.
PS I love my ASSIST “hands” trainer @ the I gotcha ready swing weight....Bionic glove is awesome too
Fantastic! Let us know when you break par.
@@HolyGrailOfGolf will do👍🏻 I hope it’s sooner than later! Lol
My bad rounds are low 80’s now
@@philtaylor5032 That's the way it should be. Golf really isn't that hard and once you realize that 83 is about the worst you'll shoot.
You're a frickin genius man.
I've been saying this for years and everyone said I was crazy! Maybe I should go around saying I'm crazy ...
New to your channel and definitely learning a new way of looking at things…driver definitely improved and I can see/feel what I need to do. Irons a little tougher…I have a the rope and ball and can swing it very well but tough translation to actual iron swings….working on it but makes sense and had some good progress
Going thru the comments/feedback..so much to learn. Have to revisit again and again
I have played golf for like 40 years. I am a single HCP player but struggles to get the consistency for the approach shots to get GIR. Have tried this teaching for 27 holes. Flew straight and to target. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
Yes, when you're trying to make the ball go toward the hole your timing has to be perfect. When you're swinging toward the ball, it goes where you're aimed.
I'm happy to hear that I've done another person good! How 'bout a tip?
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People pay hundreds for a new driver or irons and hundreds more on DVDs and lessons that do them little or no good. I have truly simplified the swing to the point of almost near ridiculousness and it's transforming people's golf games and only a few nice people have given me a donation.
I don't mean to guilt you into anything. You do what feel is right. My wife keeps saying to me, "Why are you just giving it away for free? You're wasting your time!"
I'd like to prove her wrong.
Play well!
Incredible how you have dissected the golf swing, why can't golf coaches break it down like you . . simple.
Because they want you to come back for more lessons.
The ball on the rope is a great illustration of a snappy miss. Very cool training aid.
just got back from the range went really well hit everything good for first time was just wondering if this would work for a half swing forgot to try that just did full swings . keep up the videos I like the way way you think about the swing.
It works because this is how the golf swing works. I'm just explaining golf in a way that makes sense. It's not that we're doing anything differently than good golfers, we're just getting there in a much faster and easier manner. I had to keep thinking about how to achieve the swing with force but in a way that everyone can understand and perform. It actually took years of trial and error and thinking and hypothesizing. There were a lot of nights I couldn't sleep because I knew I was on the verge of something good and didn't want to forget it. Most likely this is the most significant tip/advice you've ever gotten, so how 'bout a tip or donation? paypal.me/OverhandGolf. My wife says I'm wasting my time making and posting the videos. I'd like to prove her wrong.
What I mean by significant is that you didn't have to do a bunch of ridiculous drills or buy my DVD or study a physics book, you listened, you understood and you performed. It's just that simple.
Hi, just tried your tip today and it works beautifully but I had a tendancy to pull the shot until I remembered to to clear the left hip. thank you keep it going, and I will make a small appreciation donation. Jack
Great! It's crazy simple and works well but it's hard to believe it'll work, right? I have one student who can do it on the range but as soon as he's on the golf course he's swinging at the target. He simply cannot believe it enough to trust it even though he's seen it work wonder on the range.
A donation would be greatly appreciated. I think my wife now hates me because of how much time I'm spending on golf and my channel.
I don’t see a donation link in the description of the video, might want to add one, I see a barcode thing at the end of your videos but it just links to your channel.
@@TempleQuests paypal.me/OverhandGolf You're right. I forgot to put it in. Thank you.
Great explanation 👍
I know this video was made over a year ago but just had to comment. This is correct! I bought the pro training aide to help with on where is the force being applied in the swing. It's well before you hit the ball. If you hit at the ball the rope is not taught and the swing isn't fluid. Plus speed is cut down. So it's important to throw momentum well before the ball being struck.
Yes yes yes, thank you!
Thanks!
i strongly suspect a certain Issac Newton would say, "correct sir"
Funny...if you think of the right shoulder, it is not even swinging to the 'target', it is rotating to the BALL. Your idea of trying to hit the ball with the bottom of the grip while swinging at a point behind the ball (yet on plane) forces the shoulders to allow the swing to happen instead of forcing it to happen. This puts the shoulders into the 'overhand throwing' position to allow the clubhead to 'fling' and square itself back to the setup square position. Genius man!
Thanks, it only cost my years of sleep loss and a relationship ...
Does the ball position in the stance change with shorter clubs or is it best to leave the ball in the same relative spot with all clubs? I would think since the clubs get progressively shorter, then the physics would dictate moving the ball toward center stance...but maybe I am wrong about that.
Someone just dropping on your films probably thinks who is this guy ,he is not a professional so why is he trying to teach me. Fortunately for me I watched through your previous films and thought this guy may have got something here.. By the way the professionals swing you drool over in a previous film is David Griffiths who works with Dr Noel Rousseau .I practiced the imaginary ball move using a “Planeswing” before taking it to the course last weekend. I only had time to hit 1 practice ball on the range before teeing off but that 1 shot convinced me to persevere. With so little practice I did not produce some record breaking score but what I can say there were enough good shots coupled with really good ball striking that I will continue to employ your method so thank you for posting your films and sharing your insight into what is really happening in the golf swing to produce great shots. Frankly looking at some of the contorted positions some instructors want you to follow you would need paramedics on standby. So other you tube followers pleas do not dismiss this guy out of hand. Just give it a go , you might surprise yourselves. 7
I'm not crazy! When I'd try to describe this stuff to friends they'd tune out and dismiss me before I could finish so they never got it. They continue to play badly and I'm nearly scratch ... again. Oddly, the better I play the angrier they get. Once you understand you truly can't imagine how you ever believed anything else. It's like math, once you learn it the wrong answer is comically ridiculous.
I'm glad there are so many golfers out there desperate or crazy enough to listen and actually learn. I'm teaching how to produce golf shots that normally take years to learn by conventional golf instruction.
Thanks for the info on David Griffiths. I asked Noel if I could use the video but never heard back so ...
At least you shouldn't feel guilty about getting into their pockets.
Overhand Golf nobody can critically think for themselves anymore... they want some expert to tell them
@@spondiveswandive561 I think "confirmation bias" is the real problem. Instead of trying to prove themselves wrong, the scientific method, people try to prove themselves right all the time. Even in golf people try to reinforce their current beliefs even though they know it doesn't work. I have a friend who absolutely believes he can force the ball to do what he wants with sheer will, but the ball refuses to listen, and that makes him very angry. I think of it the other way around - what's the ball telling me?
There are several steps in swing evolution that come after this one. Soon it will be very good at swinging forward and not down the target line. So good that you’ll develop a massive inside out swing and be hitting big pushes and hooks. At some point your swing will evolve into doing everything you can to feel like you’re coming over the top just so you can get it going straight down the target line. Have you ever watched Matt Wolf or Matt Kuchar make really exaggerated over the top practice swings? Wonder why they do that hmmm?
I point my belly button at 1 oclook and then keeping my right arm close to my side I swing. Good whip action. This is good instruction.
He’s almost got it!
Excellent addendum and additional explanation to the original ''Holy Grail'video. Tomorrow I'll be at the range and see if this '' left arm as a rope'' works. At first sight an always somewhat rigid left armt can't work as a rope. But we'll see. I still have to figure out if the stretching of the right arm in the ds (like a piston ?)really works with me sothat I can add some distance to my shots.
In order to use the left arm like a rope you must have a good grip on the club and a good glove. If your grip is worn out or your glove is sweaty and slippery you'll have to hold the club too tightly for the arm to work properly. A good grip and glove allows you to hold the club gently which keeps the muscles of the left arm supple.
@@HolyGrailOfGolf Thanks. You were right. With too tight wrists and grip there is no actual recoil. Rather a recoil with the handbrake on. More generally one of my swingflaws
Hi. Really love your vids...I’m assuming this move applies to all clubs? Also how would you hit a push draw... thanks so much
Thank you, I hope they work for you.
A push draw ... it would be clubface and path. After you get the Holy Grail down you'll easily be able to alter the angle the club approaches the ball to control ball flight.
Got it!
Great vids! I tried this out on the range and was crushing the driver off the tee and the 3 wood off the grass. However, I find with the mid irons (5,6,7) i'm hitting a strong fade or I hit it fat (ground first). Any additional tips for the irons and what may be causing hitting it fat?
You're just not used to it. Practice. You'll get it. These concepts works but they're not magic. You still have to practice.
That being said, make sure you're not going too straight at the ball. You have to come into it wide. Wide =.smooth. Narrow = snappy recoil.
If I may, you can swing out like this, and not forward at the ball, and not hit it fat if your mental picture of the clubhead attitude coming through the ball slightly downhill, closing and delofting and therefore the bi-product of this move/swing is a driving of the ball forward, not a scoop underneath.
Basically you don’t trust the resultant loft to elevate the ball.
Set the clubhead off in an attitude as shown above, but that results in the slightly downward passage through the ball with a clubface that I delofting and closing.
Crudely, a 9 iron has 45 degrees of loft, it comes down at -5 degrees, effectively adding more loft; so swing the club in a way that produces an impact attitude that reduces loft by 10-15 degrees. That still gives you 35-40 degrees of loft striking the ball, which is a 7-8 iron’s loft.
That is how the clubhead is actually designed to be used.
If you don’t use it like this, you are flipping and adding loft, and it’s why good players hit penetrative, strong short irons that go between a 7 iron and 8 iron distance, and bad players hit high, lazy short irons. Good players basically turn their 9 irons into 8.5 irons.
If you can’t get enough height when you swing through a ball like this, swing faster in this attitude, not do what a beginner does which is scoop and flip to add loft.
Exceptional-the first time that I really understood the "Holy Grail" swing. Thank you!
Do you mind doing a down the line view of your holy grail swing discussing the concepts that you usually cover? Just tying to get a feel for where this release point is?
I made a video about it. ua-cam.com/video/gchaKsh4emM/v-deo.html
@@HolyGrailOfGolf Awesome! Thx for link. I wasn't quite sure if I had missed it or not. #cheers!
Do you release the right hand wrist or hold the angle? I thought I saw a video where you release it underneath. I hope you understand my question.
I understand and no. You never want to actively release that angle on purpose. I made a video about that. If you're trying to straighten that right wrist you're using flexion and that actually slows the club down and causes a flippy action. You straighten the right elbow and when you reach the peak of it's reach the right wrist straightens naturally.
Overhand Golf Thank You for clearing that up.
How do you not bottom out early if your force is going straight down outside your right foot?
Because you're rotating. It's almost impossible not to. If you've ever tried to throw a golf club you know that it doesn't go where you intended, it goes way left. That same thing happens in a golf swing and when we account for it, it works perfectly.
Is it possible to release the club prior to hitting the ball and still have shaft lean and hit down on the ball (iron shots)?
Sure. When the ball is struck, if done properly, you're not applying power to the club and so you could say you "released" it. Similar to swinging an axe into a tree - you apply the power then let the axe impact the tree on its own inertia. That's what creates those awesome strikes that you can barely feel and yet the ball rockets off the clubface.
I like that thought. Trouble is it’s now end of October in the upper Midwest.
blowing my mind here.
The red pill of golf? Hey, I like that! I'll use that in the future video.
Hey, you're a gamer. I don't know if you're old enough to know the games I worked on but here's a list. Tekken 3, Metal of Honor, Need for Speed ... I can't remember the others. I worked on the FMVs, not the game itself. Not once did Namco or EA Sports give us a copy of the game.
I have always pulled the handle at the ball from the top and then have to flip and bend my left arm at impact to square up the club. I make it work but it’s ugly under video review. Have never figured out why but this makes sense. Just have to undo a 30 year old swing!
I commented on one of your other videos and have the same comment here. How does this "swinging in the direction that the club shaft is pointing at address" square with believing that you are "underneath the club". In this video, you are not rotating you trail forearm backwards like you are in the video where you talk about being underneath the club. Is this "underneath the club" concept newer and therefore more important. If both are important, can you explain how to accomplish both being under the club while swinging in the direction that the club shaft is pointing at address. Thanks for any insights you can give.
Good question and I don't blame for asking it. The above and below the club is for people that swing over the top. If you don't that video should mean nothing to you. If you do swing OTT it should have sparked a lightbulb in your head. If you're already a decent golfer you're already doing the above or below move without even knowing it. Sorry for the confusion.
Looks like all the watchers are turning pro now....well done
In this example, the lead hand will pull through to a strong finish. The two complimentary motions, firing at the camera, and torquing the lead hand around the body, will achieve a similar result
Our golf swing is a 2 pendulum swing of opposing forces pushing and pulling against themselves.
As we with our first pendulum pushes back with the force of our entire body; our golf club the second pendulum is recoiling pulling against us..At the top of the downswing when we immediately change the direction of our swing pushing with the power of our entire bones and joints we immediately force the head of the club to repel against itself thus lagging behind us until our pendulum 1 meets with our golf club’s pendulum 2 at the exact spot when the club meets the ball. From there the momentum of the club recoils against us pulling us as we continue to push even harder with all our bones and joints to the finish of our swing when both stop together.
Our golf swing is a power struggle between us and our golf club only to meet cooperatively at the bottom of our swing arch and only for the briefest moment of our 1 and one half second swing; when we both stop the action and counter action together.
What about wrist angles and shit. Does this create the strong shaft lean at impact?
Yes, as you send the middle of the shaft downward the hands and handle of the club are driven toward the target so that by the time the clubhead reaches the ball the hands are well past it. It's not something you're trying to do, it just happens by having the proper intention. No holding the wrist angles or anything like that.
What are you supposed to do?
35 years playing 💡
Should we feel like we are throwing the handle from the top? And do we throw the handle at 7:15?
No, you're imagining you're driving or sending the clubhead from the top toward 7:15 in a linear motion.
@@HolyGrailOfGolf should we be driving the clubhead and feeling our wrists release or wait to feel release later in swing?
@@HolyGrailOfGolf I thought we should be feeling like we are swinging the first third of the club
@@NickOnPar The wrists release on their own. It's not a conscious action that you have to time. It's just like throwing a club - we throw the weight of the entire club not just the clubhead and the wrists release naturally when we hit the end of our reach.
@@NickOnPar It all turns out to be same action. I'm just describing it in a different way.
I don’t know if you have ever seen Dan Martin’s UA-cam channel but hid device “the pro” is very similar to your ball on the string device. You should check him out and perhaps do a collab.
Yes, as it turns out Dan is very near me and when I saw his "Pro" I thought it was funny that he and I had created the same thing.
‘Out’ and as you show, where ‘out’ is relative to time, is the secret of golf imho
Just before the four minute mark, where you describe the recoil as being too quick when we attempt to direct force at the ball, resulting in overly snappy or flippy releases, is spot on and describes how I have been swinging for years. It is probably why I have gotten away with this error with the irons but not the driver. I've always had trouble with good consistent contact with the driver and also struggled with the two way miss. Those bad old days are over!
Ernest Jones had a "pocketknife on a string" drill. There's even a guy who sells a training aid with covered foam on a rope "shafted" handle. But a golf shaft isn't a rope and can be a lever.
I had to look that up but I really don't see the point of that at all. I suppose, if for some reason you wanted to limit how far the ball goes this might be good.
@@HolyGrailOfGolf Right. The analogy works to a point, like your demo but a golf club is different.
@@goathumper111 I see a lot of instructors using a nearly weightless stick to represent a golf club and what it should do. They're usually saying "hear the whoosh after the ball," which is complete horseshit. There's no dual lever action with a weightless stick and if you try that with a golf club it's a disaster. If we could swing a golf club as fast and effortlessly as we can a weightless stick the game would be very different. Worse and harder probably. If you ever tried to play with women's clubs you know what I'm saying. They're too light, too flexible and too easy to manipulate.
I got a yard of thick rope a few years back, put some pipe sponge on the end , improved me a lot, dont know why as I've always banged on about loading releasing shaft like HG! Maybe it got my body moving fast and strengthened my core.
@@HolyGrailOfGolf I think he had been crippled in the war so devised a method that worked with nonathletic/non sports people which in those days in England was most golf club members!
The “not” recoil is me all day, no matter what direction I “feel” I’m swinging.
Now you know why you should be able to easily fix it. If not, you may need to understand the Holy Grail move better ... ua-cam.com/video/fniAGqLKbr0/v-deo.html
swing down AND out on the inclined plane
U have finally gave me the ah ha moment
The videos that I’ve been watching of this guy’s downswing theory seems genius but I can’t find anything relating this idea/any of his videos to the backswing.
I purposely didn't make backswing videos, well I made one, because when your intention in the downswing is correct you'll naturally create a good backswing in order to perform the proper downswing. 'Make sense? It's nearly impossible to make a proper downswing without making a good backswing so the intention of one causes the other. Most people think of it the other way around, thinking that if they make a good backswing they should have a good downswing but that's just not true.
@@HolyGrailOfGolf hmm that’s interesting. I think I’ve psyched myself out so much with so many back swing videos on UA-cam that I’m not even sure what’s natural (I’m currently attempting the Juju swing). So you know based on your attack angle on the down swing approximately where you should be getting to on the back swing? I tried some of your methods today from a static top of back swing position and still can’t stop flaring balls to the right. (Also if you could point me to that back swing video I’d love to see it).
@@connorking3523 Sure, I'll find the video for you. Is your right hand grip correct? Your thumb isn't down the shaft is it? If so, the club cannot close properly. Also, you shouldn't be making any conscious effort to close the clubface. It will happen on its own if you let it. If you close it too soon it fights back and wants to reopen through impact. It's all physics. The club is only square to the target line AND swing path at impact. Any attempt to rush that will assure that it won't happen properly.
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@@HolyGrailOfGolf thanks a lot for sending me those. I think I kind of understand what you’re saying. I was trying to work on changing my swing path to fit the swing path I believe you described. I attached a couple videos I took today (I didn’t use a tripod and didn’t even notice the camera was partially blocked by the weeds). I feel like my grip must still be terrible despite how many videos I watch because I still cup my wrist really bad at the top of the back swing and flip them on the down swing. I was much more focused on the feeling of whipping the club head down and out and behind me. It felt pretty good but idk if I’m doing it right. Looks to hurky jerky like what you advocate against.
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@@connorking3523 I sent you the thumbs are bad for golf video but I see your right thumb running down the shaft. So yeah, your grip is terrible. Your left hand needs to be more like you're carrying luggage. Your knuckles should be closer to parallel to the shaft than perpendicular. Finally, I can see that you're not swinging at full speed and not actually hitting a ball so this isn't a real swing. In these videos you're not wide enough as you approach what would be a ball so the club recoils and you get a hitch at the bottom of your swing that snaps your hands and club over.
I'm going to guess that you haven't been playing for too long so you're on track to get better pretty quickly. Your best golf is in your future.
Like hitting a tether ball, you hit away from the intended destination.
Yes! That's a good analogy. I'm working on a video about another analogy that's pretty odd too, a boomerang. Everyone thinks they know how to use it but almost no one does and you have to throw it 90º right of your intended target.
surely all the pros do this , they keep their back to the target in the downswing for a split second and i mean a split second and swing on through to the follow through
Yes, it's nearly imperceptible but they all do it.
😂😂😂❤❤❤
PGA? NO? I didn't think so! When he's not blocking it, he's pull-hooking!
That's called "golf."
So Steve Johnston PGA has posted something very similar to this whole Holy Grail. ua-cam.com/video/oRsS869pkF8/v-deo.html not sure if UA-cam allows copy pasting videos but there’s the link. In the entire 5 years I’ve been golfing I’ve never heard any instructor to release and sort of uncock the wrists in the fashion he shows. It sort of rings similar to this method you’ve got going on. I truly believe this works.
I’ve had amazing success with it, but I found that I’m lacking rotation when I’m applying this method.
My main intention is to bounce the ball from the top. I’m mainly bouncing it with my right hand. Should I change this?
Edit: to clarify I haven’t tried Steve’s method yet. Just yours. And it’s very good. Just find that I’m lacking rotation and my hands flip through
I'm writing a script about this subject right now. He's correct but he's got how it happens wrong. You have to do things that let it happen not trying to actively make it happen. You'll see soon. Maybe I can make the video today. I'm pretty excited about it.
@@HolyGrailOfGolf Russell Heritage also teaches the Johnston release pattern as one way of playing golf, but even he admits that there are limits to how far you can hit the ball with this method. Neither Johnston nor Heritage are teaching how to get from P5 to P6 by exerting force on the middle of the shaft. Everything they are teaching here with the uncocking methodology is between P6 and P7. That is too late to add directional force.
My swing will never work because I suck at golf!!!
If you're trying to "make" the club do what you think it should, golf is very hard. If you allow the club to teach you what it can do, golf is fun and easy. Admitting that you "suck" is good because you have nothing to lose by learning and can do so easier than someone who's scared of getting worse, as ridiculous as that sounds ... Fear of getting worse is a real thing.
Learn to swing the club in the right direction with the proper grip and you'll be happily surprised.
Yes that makes sense and why I top it so often.Just an observation which could be out of line.You seem a little out of breath.
It's a bit unnatural speaking to a camera. The camera never asks any questions so I'm talking longer than I would normally. Also, it was really hot that day.
There’s only one sure fire answer for consistency… hips have to initiate the downswing. If you can get that figured out then you are set for something great
My swing does work , damn stop making me second guess myself. Lets be a little more positive.
Why can’t I do this!
Did you watch the Holy Grail video? If no, do. ua-cam.com/video/fniAGqLKbr0/v-deo.html Then we'll talk.
I love how youtube golf instructors throw the term “physics” around without actually having a clue about physics🤣😂🤣
If you're talking about me, you just might be right. I'm just dumb enough to let the club tell me what it wants to do rather than me telling it what I want it to do and I call that physics. Maybe I'm wrong but it works and if it works who cares if I used a wrong term. Maybe, you're the one who doesn't understand physics but you think you do so when someone talks about them you think they're wrong because of your incorrect understanding? Maybe? There's a lot of misconceptions in golf ...
@@HolyGrailOfGolf there are no misconceptions in golf. All elite players have the same fundamentals. And those fundamentals have not changed and will not change. It is only weekend hackers like you who think there are misconceptions in golf🤣😂🤣
@@kalaharisafari7648 I think you can agree that there are literally millions of "weekend hackers" that have misconceptions. I suppose all a weekend hackers needs to do is find an elite player and steal their talent and knowhow. Sounds easy enough.
The secret is to get the correct takeaway...the downswing will be automatically fixed...
umm wrong, if there was a Holy Grail wouldn't Tiger or Phil know it? If this is the end all you would win every tournament...you cannot define golf as a single event any more than putting on a sequined glove makes you dance like Michael Jackson. A golf swing is 1000 things done and not done, a golf game is 10X that...wanna see a perfect swing? Go watch a First Tee event and watch the little kids swing. Until then you must practice relentlessly, no way around it.
Very good point! Have you ever wondered why children have such great golf swings? It's because children have no preconception of what a golf swing is or the physics of how a golf club works. Adults think they MUST swing in the direction of the desired ball flight. We do that in baseball, tennis ... virtually every other sport. So that's what adults try to do regardless of how many times it doesn't work, they just keep trying. Children don't care, so they just swing and quickly learn that if they swing the club toward the ground, in the direction of the ball, the ball goes toward the target. It's almost like the simplest puzzle in the world. Children learn to use a lever in minutes and some adults literally swing one for years and never learn to use it.
If you like making 100 motions in a golf swing, be my guest. If you just want to swing and have the ball go far and straight without thinking, try the holy grail swing.
Ok, the Holy Grail. Tiger and Phil do know it. Every good golfer does but they figured it out when they were young and have no idea that they're doing it. This is the main reason why people who start young are much better players. When we begin to play after we've developed the preconceptions it's very difficult for people to overcome.
You're skeptical, I can see, but you'll try it because you're curious and hopefully you'll come back and explain how well it worked and that you couldn't believe it.
This guy knows literally nothing about the golf swing. Avoid