Learn How Tiger Woods Creates Effortless Speed in the Golf Swing
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This is Part 1 of my 5 part GOAT Code video series. You can watch the full series that I learned to swing like Tiger's 2000 swing at rotaryswing.com
Hello Chuck,
Thanks for the exciting video.
You mention at one point that in the "second" video in the series you learn how to generate more speed.
Unfortunately, from all the clips released, I can't identify which one "this" second video is.
I would be grateful for a hint.
Many greetings from Germany
Kai
@@kairocholl4767 rotaryswing.com/c4/112543-widen-the-trail-wrist
Everyone take a moment to be in awe of that amazing backdrop!
hahaha, tough to beat the San Juans!
I actually pulled this shot off once, a few years ago, completely by accident. Confronted with a tee shot from an elevated tee over about 200 yards of forest to the fairway I was resigned to losing my ball. Worse, a group ahead waved me to play my shot as they walked down to play their next shots. Anyway, I got my 2 iron out, as I was struggling with my driver that day, relaxed as I thought I was bound to lose my ball, let the club fall in the way described in the video, completely by accident, and caught the ball perfectly. It soared over the forest and careered down the fairway. I started looking for my ball near where the group ahead were waiting still to play their 2nd shots and they asked what I was looking there for. When I said I'd lost sight of the ball they pointed way down the fairway and said it was down there. It must have gone about 275 to 280 yards, and with a 2 iron! As I walked down to it, for the one and only time in 50 years of playing golf since I was 14, I felt like Jack Nicklaus. Needless to say, reality returned on the next hole when I hacked my tee shot about 100 yards into a ditch!
😂😂 That's what we golfers are living for. That 1 perfect shot😂👌
I am a high handicap (17) golfer. On my simulator with the first knuckle of the trail hand pushing the club to start the golf swing and 80% of my iron shots are hitting the green, 100 yards to 150 yards. All I did was watch the video's and then went down and started to feel the first move be to use my hands to get the club rotating. This idea of cast the club, I hope continues to be amazing for my golf game.
Awesome!
I went to the driving range and tried this. This is exactly what I needed. I was too focused on hip rotation. This cast move has just unlocked the missing power I’ve been trying to get back. Thank you!
Hearing that a lot! You’re welcome!
This is awesome and its so effortless.
Cant wait for the second part of this video. Hopefully soon.
Thank you 😊⛳
It's already out. The other 4 videos are only available on the site rotaryswing.com/c4/112543-widen-the-trail-wrist
great explanation and video. I've had a hard time reconciling width with holding on to lag and this really nails it. And without muscling the club through I'll bet it's a bunch easier on my left shoulder, which has started getting tweaked, esp working on building up speed.
Awesome sir, THIS is the holy grail. I know because I’ve felt this before and it’s counter intuitive and amazing.
Now you know how to feel it all the time when combined with the trail wrist for speed
That makes a lot of sense, super interesting. My current instructor has been getting to do that also. Hard to get rid of that sensation of holding the angle and doing “pump drills” for lag when I was beginning to learn the swing. Thank you posting this ❤ ⛳
You’re welcome!
This is amazing advice and immediately improved my game with all the clubs and so much less effort and more reliable striking. Thank you!
You’re welcome!
You and Dan Alton say the same thing but different! Lol! That Tiger video clip says it all.....don't pull the handle through, rather use wrists and speed to get club head through impact! Great video!
This and your video on the stance has been absolute gold…I was very athletic growing up, playing ice hockey through division 1 with excellent hand/eye coordination so I could must muscle a club from almost anywhere and make good contact…Now, I’m 55 now, had both hips replaced, shoulder surgery, and back-related injuries…so, less effort is much preferred…have had a lot of trouble getting club speed, leading to shorter distance (though not as much of a concern) and much lower flight (75ish feet with irons with about a 41 degree landing angle)….I’ve always used blades because contact isn’t much of an issue for me and I love the way they look at address and feel…tried buying distance irons and actually hit them very poorly (heads too big!)…after using some of your videos over the last few weeks, getting more distance, and much better height (90+ feet) with my Miura KM700 irons - even my 5 iron!!! And the best part, and a first in years, is I was able to do 3 range sessions 3 days in a row of about 125 balls! Haven’t been able to do 2 days in a row for a long time and limited to playing only 9 holes…can’t wait to start playing 18 again with much less effort!
Glad it helped!
Mind blow. This is the opposite of what you hear from most instructors. It reminds me of the video of when Ben Hogan was on the Ed Sullivan show and he was whipping is golf club back and forth. Looking forward to video 2.
As a 54 yr old man who has been playing since he was 14, this is pure gold. Here's the key to all this IMO... You need the tension in your swing in the RIGHT muscles / joints. It's all about the tension being in the right place(s). Once you get that down, it's a natural progression and practice to make the 'whip' do its thing.
Great information. Makes me think of Freddie or Ernie with their graceful tempo that looks so effortless but produces so much speed. Just as an aside, that background is spectacular 😳
Ernie throws it pretty hard from the top for sure. And thanks we love our mountains here!
Thats a beautiful scene mate.
Thanks!
This is by far the best example and explanation for this feeling. It used to come and go well now I got it back for good. Thank you
You’re welcome!
Ok- great explanation which i have to admit, i probably need to to watch this a few times for my brain ti accept it but agree with all the instructions here (and there’s so much conflicting info on UA-cam/internet about proper golf swing feelings). When my swing is on, i personally feel a slight pause at the top exactly what is mentioned here, which is the highly preached against “casting” - yet, I’m always ripping the ball when I get that casting feeling.
Mate I think you're on to something; telling us what we don't have to think about, rather, like every other teacher, giving us 50 more things to think about before hitting the ball. You got me. Well done!
Bro where were you all this while... I've crossed 50 and started to learn how to play... Now I feel more confident 👍👍
Hi Chuck. Thank you so much for taking the time to help us. Everything is very clear, but I still have one doubt. Are the throw and the glide simultaneous or does one trigger the other?
Check out the 4 pressure shifts video, it is happening automatically when done correctly. rotaryswing.com/c4/112537-the-4-pressure-shifts-of-the-modern-golfer
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Great Video! Monte Scheinblum teaches the same in his NTC series!
I saw a clip of him somewhere mentioning this as well as I "think" he was a Mike Austin disciple? Not sure though.
Not sure either, he is well respected in the golfwrx Community
Fantastic analysis as always Chuck. The feeling of the club itself controlling the tempo is what's struck me and it's alot of fun to put less "muscle" and watch it go further consistently. A bit of a term question however ..."fast/speedy hands" is really referring to what? The "speed" of hands through the release? The rotational acceleration of the club head at the moment of impact?
Good question. The hands actually don't have to move wildly fast. Typical hand speed for a long hitter is about 21 mph while the club is going 120mph. Really, it's about increasing the wrist angle quickly which is the force (force =mass*acceleration) which in turn allows the hands to move faster in the downswing, which allows the club to not be fully cast too soon like it is in most high handicappers.
11:50 over the past 15 years I taught myself to cast from the top with my left hand to the point of rapidly wearing a hole in the thumb 👍 of my glove. Also I tend to hold the club right at the end and this wears a big hole in the heel/pad part too. This worked for a a while but now as an older player getting back into golf, I find I have low club-head speed. Occasionally I hold the club very lightly with just my fingers and have found I hit the ball just as far and pretty well but I am unable to reliably reproduce this. I really like your approach which makes a lot of sense, and as you say it requires developing a great deal of sensitivity in your hands. Especially the right hand. This compliments the advice by John Norsworthy in his book, Good Golf is Easy.
This could be the turning point of my golf. This is the exact opposite of what most goofy golf coaches teach. Thank you so much for finally making sense of the golf swing
Hope it helps brother!
Very interesting concept. perhaps explains how the the swings that feel effortless with a smooth tempo are often the longest shots of the day.
For sure one of the likely reasons. We tend to sync up better when we aren't trying to kill the ball too and this makes it a more efficient motion. Width feels like "free" speed so for the avg golfer they think they have to force it produce speed and this creates any number of issues.
Good morning Chuck. Thanks for creating this GOAT series. Excellent content. I’m excited to start working on these feels. Everything you’ve shared makes sense. This is why Tiger said he doesn’t take a divot when he’s flushing it. He also shared in a separate, related video he feels wide and wide coming down and through the ball. I wish you great success.
Thanks!
Chuck, Thanks for doing this Q&A session. We appreciate you taking this time to do this. About the right hand: During the downswing, do you feel you are using the Right Hand to "throw the ball" drill at impact?
You're welcome! Those are a couple different things in my mind. I feel "throw the ball" from the top to get the club accelerating to make it "light". At impact itself because the club is already moving fast I'm using the right hand to sense what I want to do with the clubface (left helping too).
Hi Chuck, thanks for these videos! How close is this release to tipping the club head out early in the downswing with left hip rotation? This looks similar, but your method looks more natural. Thanks again. Jeff
Hi Jeff, I cover the body movements in the videos on the site, this video will help you understand it: rotaryswing.com/c4/112545-the-body-movement
Hey Chuck, I am loving this! To me it feels like a “relaxed” swing, instead of my normal trying to muscle the club swing. It also seems to unlock all the stuff I learned from DEAD drill, Axiom, and C4. Kinda brings it out of my muscle memory, without trying to make it happen, if that makes any sense. Thanks much, Rotary Swing has really helped me game!
For sure! This is how the GOATs made it look so effortless in my opinion. And yes that makes perfect sense. The DEAD Drill taught you the mechanics of the greats. The AXIOM was my first attempt to make all those mechanics happen automatically through feel. The GOAT Code was the missing link to tie it all together.
Chuck, great series. At the top do you start the downswing with a lateral shift of the uncocking?
Both, check out the answer to this question below regarding the 4 pressure shifts video.
I'm trying to combine the early casting with proper shoulder turn i.e. sliding the scap's in lieu of rotating. Both moves go together like PB&J.
While I was listening to you explaining how to swing the club, a player came to mind who used to swing it this exact way. Payne Stewart, he had that effortless, let the club do all the work swing.
Hi Chuck, another question. Is there still a deliberate post up (pushing into the ground) of the lead leg at the end of the lateral shift/glide before or at impact?
You can and many do. I, at least at this point in my journey of swing like Tiger, don't feel the need to do this in any real powerful way. For me, I'm trying to feel light and quick rather than heavy and powerful. One thing I can tell you for sure is that you will actually generate MORE vertical force in the swing by pushing off the ground quickly than you ever will by pushing "hard"
Hi Chuck - went through the GOAT Code on RSG. Seeking a clarification on body turn - should this feel like an arm swing? Currently, I initiate the takeaway with a synced turn.
I don't think of it as an arm swing. I think of it as more in the hands/wrists and the arms and body respond from there.
Hi Chuck, what's your feel as you start transition, is it throw without uncocking right risk or do you uncock and throw at same time. Clearly there is a throwing action and an uncocking action but when do you do those two-uncock later? Monty Scheinblum advocates throwing to 7 o clock as you rotate-just wondering how you compare what you're advocating?
Many thanks
Steve
If you saw the 4 Pressure Shifts video here: rotaryswing.com/c4/112537-the-4-pressure-shifts-of-the-modern-golfer that is happening while you are throwing. It all happens too fast to be able to technically think through it though. The shift back to the lead side should happen automatically if you're doing what I show in that video, then you only have to focus on creating force with the wrists.
Love the Axiom and Goat instruction. One more stupid question? Is the lateral shift a response to the uncocking of the wrists or a concious move?
It's more of a rebound from the energy that I describe in the 4 pressure shifts video.
Great video. how do I find the 2nd video that covers the same on the trail arm?
It's on the site here: rotaryswing.com/c4/112543-widen-the-trail-wrist
Tried the new swing for the past two days with generally good results. I think I'm still starting the downswing with a downward pull of the arms while trying to unload the wrists. Should the club feel kind of waitless starting down and the unload the wrists?
Yes, exactly how I describe it in the other videos in the series
Reminds me of a guy called Dalton McCreary that talked about the wrists releasing throughout the swing with no holding the angle. When done correctly it is effortless.
Dalton McCreary … hit it as straight as you can point. 👍🏽
And Mike Austin. 515 yards record
Absolutely brilliant! That last part of Tiger video is what I used to look like. And still do at some points.
It is counterintuitive.
I’d say it looks like Freddy Couples?
I always thought the momentum of pulling down with the trail hand lag and speed and then releasing it was how to gain power and compression?
I’ll check the next in line video. Thx.
Hi Chuck! This is indeed the first time I have felt effortless speed. I think this is a great opportunity to push out some content of your past programs (DEAD Drill, Axiom) and how they can actually be done with this new “casting the club from the top” approach. For example, in the Axiom power program you talk about stomping into the lead foot and almost feeling like the trail foot moves backwards, while in this new approach you talk of a lateral movement that doesn’t seem too aggressive. When you want to really go after one ball how can you put that extra speed in the swing?
For extra speed, I feel softer in my body so it can react more quickly and I focus just on hand speed. Being quick, light and agile is where you get your speed and the vast majority of that comes from the wrists.
A lot of this new content doesn't make sense based on your previous videos where you talk about the right hand going for a ride, squatting and posing on left leg to release club. Now you are talking about throwing with the right hand from the top and your legs being support mechanisms. Completely opposite! What's going on?
@@timothyvanular7536 watch the goat code videos
This technique works great with irons. For the driver, I have not been able to consistently execute this technique. Any tips for the driver?
Hi Chuck - when you talk about tipping the club with the lead hand, are you also tipping it 'out' or away from your body, vs. just widening the wrist angle? Then, as the club starts to fall under it's own momentum, when do you feel you start applying the right hand throw action?
I think those are one in the same, no? If I widen the wrist angle the club is moving out away from my body at the same time. And I apply right hand force immediately as covered in the second video on the site.
@@Rotaryswing Sorry, should have clarified - I meant should you feel it tipping in front of you as well as away? Or another description, does the lead arm rotate a bit externally to bring the clubhead more in front of you as your wrist angle widens?
@@MrRodNicol ahh i see. So in general most will see the opposite the arm internally rotating to shallow the club slightly
This is really revolutionizing the modern golf teaching
This whole concept makes so much sense and gives me hope in my swing again. There’s an article in Golf Digest about how Charles Barkley finally fixed his swing with the same feels you’re talking about. Scary as it sounds, I felt like I was starting to head down that path that Charles was on and that my game was done. Can’t wait to implement this into my swing and get my game back. You’re the man, Chuck!
Watching Barkley on the haney project was a wild ride! Amazing after practicing with someone watching him all that time that they couldn't get him even reasonably in the ball park.
I'm glad this all makes sense! It's a bit like everything else in golf, just do the exact opposite of what you think you should and you're probably heading in the right direction!
@@Rotaryswing It's kinda funny that Hank Haney couldn't fully cure Charles Barkley's swing. It took the great Stan Utley to get rid of Chuck's hitch motion.
@@joedeausenMind blowing that it got renewed for more seasons with no one improving for the amount of effort that went into it. I didn't know Utley is the one that got him on track, that's even more interesting!
@@Rotaryswing During Stan's first "lesson" with Chuck, he asked Chuck how many instructors' thoughts were going thru Chuck's mind during the golf swing. Chuck couldn't answer the question because he had too many instructors replaying in his mind.
@@joedeausen i can only imagine!
Gosh. This is the opposite of what I’ve been trying to teach myself this week: I’m trying to keep my wrists, extremely loose, let my arms fall, and then turn so that there is a strong angle as my hands come close to my thighs with the club swishing through impact. I’m trying this, because when I video my swing, I see that I lose almost all of the angle from the top and I have almost no lag coming into impact. My swing speeds are very low and I believe they could be much faster and they need to be to play some longer shop in the greens. I’ll give this a try as well.
Hi Chuck, 2 questions:
1. should the cast start “on plane” or more vertically to get the weightless feeling?
2. what would cause the bottom of my swing to be a few inches behind the ball (hitting fat)?
Hey Sean, no the club should still be "on plane", the vertical bit was me just wanting to help you quickly get a feel for the club feeling light so it can move more quickly.
#2 is most likely not enough lateral shift - super common. That is covered in the body movement video here rotaryswing.com/c4/112545-the-body-movement
If you don't move enough laterally you will tend to hit behind it, but you could also be forcing the club down with the left thumb and get a similar result.
Thank you sir
over 250 000 views on Feb 13th... nice
In one of your more recent videos you talked about creating club speed is a result of creating hand speed and not firing the hips. If you're letting the club fall from the balance point, how do you create hand speed?
That’s what I cover in the second video.
So basically release the club earlier at the top. I did this and it worked very well.
This all sounds great but how do you get the low point in front of the ball? One would think you’d hit lots of fat shots. Will have to give it a try.
Pressure shift is primarily what moves the divot forward: rotaryswing.com/c4/112537-the-4-pressure-shifts-of-the-modern-golfer
Hey Chuck…very long time member here. What’s the best way to watch/work this in sequence?
I laid out the 5 videos in the exact sequence in which it is best to work through them, so simply follow them how they are laid out on the site.
Seems from your responses to questions that the GOAT Theory videos are required viewing before getting in to the GOAT Code videos. One other question...how does the early wrist motion and the right arm dominant motion taught to Vintakesh (and others) come together? My brain sees them as slightly incompatible, but maybe if you do them both correctly together it's a multiplier effect. Thanks! @@Rotaryswing
@@sipecothThere are some GOAT Theory videos you should watch for sure, they were all leading to this solution. As for the Venkatesh vids, they are all saying the same thing - a basic throwing motion. The one thing that I view as slightly different is i don't see the need to add much, if any, force from the trail arm, more just the right wrist. You can play great either way, but I believe the GOATs were more just using the hands and wrists than much arm.
@@Rotaryswing I'm definitely a fan of the simplest swing possible.
Chuck, at what point in the backswing should I begin to "throw" the club?
As soon as you can! One of the other members just posted the same question so check out the answer there regarding the 4 pressure shifts video
Does your Axiom instruction still apply to the GOAT theory? When does the lateral shift start?
Yes, The DEAD Drill was the mechanics of Tiger, the AXIOM was my first attempt to make those mechanics happen automatically through feel and the GOAT Code was the missing link to tie it all together.
Lateral shift is covered in both the 4 pressure shifts video and the body movement video
does this also work with the driver swing and woods swing as well?
You only want one golf swing so yes!
Increasing centripetal force, the greater the distance from your shoulder to the clubhead the better
You mentioned the trail hand generates way more power and the left arm does little. I'm left handed playing right handed clubs, and my lead arm (left) one handed swing is so much faster than my trail hand swing..is there a way I can adjust for this?
If you don’t want to train the trail hand to do a little cast, which is actually quite simple, then you have to make up for the speed in another way if you’re going to focus on solely using trail arm, which will either be having more leverage or more rotational speed
Outstanding?
I am a member of RSG. Tried this after watching the entire set of videos.Some results but tempo issues still lurk within. Jerking it left or lazy to the right. Help on how to keep it smooth?? And short game shots do this too? Frustrating.
You have a lot going on if you're missing like this. You need to get a review of your swing as there's big stuff going on that you're not aware of.
Ok will do. Thanks
Is this the right place for Chuck's live q&a?
Yep!
Somehow I've lost the feel for unloading the left wrist properly. Are you talking about ulnar deviation? Or, extension? I think I understand the difference.
At the top here it’s primarily ulnar deviation
This a great golf video, and probably in my Top 5 of all time. However the word inertia is misused a few times.
The start of the backswing : L Arm push (protraction) and R SH blade pull (retraction) at the same time?
Yes you can try and focus on both at the same time. I personally pick just one thing.
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When you throw the club is it thrown to side and what is shaft anhle
Did you watch the full series of videos?
Is Max H's swing safer on the body than Tiger 2000 in how they use the R.foot differently?
Tiger's 2000 swing was extremely easy on his body - except for how he snapped his knee which I don't do. I don't know Max's swing very well, only have glanced at it.
In your own video Max is rolling his r foot in the downswing whileTiger is up on his r. toe@@Rotaryswing
@@airgolf007 tiger rolled the right foot all the time with the irons in early 2000s. Butch wanted both feet on the ground at impact. Cant compare iron and driver swing there
What about shorter swings like pitching and 3/4 and half swings?
Why Does Tiger Woods Like Max Homa's CASTING of the Club???
ua-cam.com/video/3gUxphkqglM/v-deo.html
3 fingerrs at a 3 pressure left arm, 2 fingers and pinch forefinger on right again with 3 pressure? Is that right? I'm sure I am holdong on too tight and casting out too far.
Yep!
so are you saying it's more of a pulling then pushing swing?
You both push and pull in the swing. Watch the full series as i make it very clear where and when to do what
I suppose this action will apply to the driver ?
Same with all clubs
sounds great but how do you generate so much speed..? cant get over 107 for the life of me:)
Did you watch the rest of the series of videos on the site?
5 min in. What is the angle of shaft at top to start throwing
The angle will depend on the plane in which you are swinging. Take a look at the intro video again and you can see the angle from down the line of my swing and tigers. ua-cam.com/video/sTCleNy6GHQ/v-deo.html
David Duval did a video saying he tries to throw away all the angles at the top
That's interesting, I've never heard him say that. I used to hit balls with him when I was teaching at Castle Pines and man was that dude good!
Great video but dude where are you living at lol Gotta get me a view like this.
Haha southwest colorado
When I throw the club , it’s hit fat and club is very vertical at impact
You have to shift your weight like I cover in detail here rotaryswing.com/c4/112545-the-body-movement
If you've listened to the traditional concepts and have them embeded in your noggin', it will indeed seem counterintuitive. Let go of all that, trust it, and let the body respond. You'll be amazed at what starts to happen.
Nailed it!
I thought we were supposed to gain, maintain, then release the angle.. this seems the complete opposite of what I thought to do. More confused than ever.
Kind of the entire point of the video series! Watch them all and you'll finally understand the golf swing.
I don't see a 4 Pressure Shifts Video?
rotaryswing.com/c4/112537-the-4-pressure-shifts-of-the-modern-golfer
i thought this we were going to see chuck live answer questions and demo etc.. bummer
I'm answering questions in real time. If you guys would like for me to do a live video demo let me know.
Where is the live chat?
Hi Craig, just post your questions here and I will answer them.
@@Rotaryswing I am getting ahead of things but it just occurred to me that during the wide glide wide video, you do a short swing and don't complete the follow through. It looks exactly like the 9 to 3 drill with the arms.
Live Q and A please 😁😁
I'm here answering questions live. Did you read the email???
This is essentially the Malaska move!
This is confusing for me. Why does every video of pga players show the angle between club and lead arm being maintained well into the downswing?
I explain this in the other videos, but essentially it’s because your hands can move faster as you begin to throw the club and that allows you to maintain lag longer even though you are still trying to get rid of it. As I said Jack, Nicholas felt that he could throw the club from the top as hard as he wanted as long as he was moving left.
@@Rotaryswing there lies the rub. I lose lag, angle, & forward shaft lean without even trying, in fact, trying not to. I feel if I tried my hardest to "get rid of it" the outcome (like hitting fat shots) would get worse. And I feel my rotation is very aggressive but my club head is beating my hands to the ball
@@Blue_Dun That's why you have to watch all the videos to understand what you're doing. It's an hour long, way too long to put into text in the comments.
@@Rotaryswing been watching you for years...but I'll dig through your previous videos on this particular concept. Unless you have a link so I can get right to it 😁. Thank you for responding.
@@Blue_Dun here’s the next one. They are all in the same place under video menu rotaryswing.com/c4/112543-widen-the-trail-wrist
Mike malaska was on to this years ago
I associate that as early casting..
I guess it might be if the body doesn’t respond. It blows the mind when you sense that happening b/c we’ve heard all that other stuff so long. When I first heard that Jack quote awhile back there was some serious cognitive dissonance in my brain, how could the greatest player on the planet (at that time for sure) say that, so I filed it as he doesn’t really do that. Bad call to say the least haha! Just stay chill on the effort meter, tip it, follow it with the body and you’ll rip it as you trust it more.
Watch this Why Does Tiger Woods Like Max Homa's CASTING of the Club???
ua-cam.com/video/3gUxphkqglM/v-deo.html
Effortless won't hit the ball out of your shadow. See Tiger jump out of his shoes!
How is this not considered casting? You were so against this. This can easily be construed as casting
Watch the other videos
I don't mean to be disrespectful, because I know you are only trying to make a living. That said, I believe the PGA should restrict any teaching pro from charging for lessons until they have 50 years of playing experience. It seems it takes you guys that long before you figure out what's really important in creating a good golf swing. Again, not trying to be disrespectful, but UA-cam is full of instructors that change their instruction every time they have an epiphany. At least now you are teaching something that should benefit all levels of player and not just the low handicappers.
Dude the greatest player of all time is Tiger Woods. Please get that correct. You just copied what Tiger said.
Another question, Chuck - the force being applied to widen the angle with your wrists, do you feel this is being applied more strongly at the top / start of the downswing, or all the way through the downswing? Love this concept, big help in simplifying the elusive swing! Thanks, Rod
This is happening much too fast to think through like this in all reality. But I would say it like this. The bulk of the force that you would feel is very early. You've got to change the direction of the momentum of the club so you'll definitely feel it then. From there, my goal is to feel that the club and hands become "weightless" as I say in the other videos so I'm no longer trying to feel force, although I'm sure I'm still applying some if we had some way to measure it. But feel is what you can take with you to the course and that's what I'm focused on here.
When I throw the club , it’s hit fat and club is very vertical at impact
Because you're not shifting your weight