Golf Lesson: Stop Pulling Golf Shots And Chunking Irons (LIVE)
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- Опубліковано 25 кві 2021
- Here's a fun golf lesson with Jay using a few drills to stop pulling golf shots, and to stop chunking his irons. Let's dive in!
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First we started with posture, then addressed side bend in the backswing which resulted in a better club re-entry. Maybe this live lesson can help you as well!
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Always good to watch another satisfied customer .
Thanks!
So fun to watch coach! You can feel the fun being injected back into this mans golf life lol. So good.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Roger.
Milo you are such a good teacher.
I appreciate the kind words!
Oh man! He was hitting it SO MUCH better at the end. Well done, both of you.
Thanks JD!
This was excellent. People paying you for a lesson are not wasting their money. Unlike most teachers. Body then arms.
Thanks Jay!
Milos the man. I needed this myself. Peace!
Thanks Tim
My issues are EXACTLY like the players flaws in this video. I have spent thousands on lessons and clubs and unfortunately haven't received advice even similar to the instruction Milo just gave this student. I am changing my plans for this morning right now and hitting the driving range instead. I will be rewatching this video when I get there and I will let you know how the session goes .
Hope it goes well Larry! Reach out to me after or connect on my website, milolinesgolf.com if I can be of any further help. Thanks for watching!
Outstanding lesson, Milo. So great to see progress from a student who changed his attitude from negative to positive. Fantastic!
Thank you!
That was a fantastic lesson, congrats! Swinging better also improved his attitude as much as his swing!
Thanks Dennis!
great job Jay! Thanks for letting Milo post this!
Jay is the man!
Awesome tip about posture. I can keep my arms straighter now! And turn through!
Love it, thanks for commenting!
Milo...
the "up the line" view of your swing in the beginning of the video......very valuable.....more of this ...very few use it but I found it valuable.
Agreed, a great angle!
Great considerate teaching.
Thanks Christian!
Great instructions, Milo! So encouraging, positive , and easy to understand
Thank you!
Such a good video Milo. Thanks for posting.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks
This is so relevant to my problems with pulls, and thin / topped / fat iron shots, and topped fairway woods. Thanks so much.. I always found that trying to fix the pull by swinging in and out to the right always produced a thin shot. Your explanation really helps. I am going to concentrate on staying in posture and getting that left shoulder under. Really looking forward to getting better ball striking...I so enjoy your teaching style...Loved how you said hunch over! Yes, I've always found trying to get that iron straight back very uncomfortable and unnatural...
Thanks for watching Angus!
Good stuff Milo Us septaugenarians can really appreciate this
You got it William!
I realise no one may be checking the comments after all this time, but the joy of Jay's and Milo's lesson was, as well as Jay rediscovering the pleasure of golf, he ended up looking far more athletic and powerful. He even looked like a different person. There's more to helping someone than just getting the job done, and I could see how happy Milo was, as well as Jay.
It’s why I teach! Thanks for watching
Hi Milo. Thank you for taking the time to read my comment and reply. Best regards to you and Henry from Essex - near London UK.
Great images. Thx.
You bet 👊
Great video 👏🏻
Glad you enjoyed
That was an awesome lesson. It was amazing what you were able to accomplish with someone with so many physical limitations. 👏
Thanks for watching!
I loved your correction at the end, the I to the we - very enjoyable and informative - cheers!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Albert!
Milo thats a great lesson!
Thank you, Ken!
Nice job Milo!! That’s what it’s all about.
Thanks Ron
Wow - night and day difference between start and finish swing. Great work both of you!
This was a good one for sure, thanks for watching!
His swing looked 100% better at the end . You put the information over so well , enjoyed watching that , my posture was a little the same way , I'm going to try that posture drill . Thankyou 👏
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks Alan!
I was also having the arch good insight thanks
Glad it was helpful! Thanks Dana!
Amazingly at about 10:15, when the student is talking about making that turn he does a pretty good job of it. Good job improving his game. I don't blame him for the attitude, I was hitting most clubs way to close to the same distance, and it absolutely sucked.
Thanks for watching!
“Golf’s fun”! Love that comment.
Can be =)
Lol results may vary
My new favorite golf instruction channel!
I have been straight backed with chest poked out since I started.
Cant wait to get home to practice this posture.
Found you through Be Better Golf
Thanks for watching and be sure to check out our online academy at milolinesgolf.com!
Hi Milo, enjoyed the lesson. I also have flexibility issues and am 65 but was wondering if that pivot can put strain on the lower back when the 'sticks' touch?
Brilliant lesson, never seen the slouchy back theory. Would it be the same with driver and woods ? Great stuff Milo keep it up.
Yes, thanks Rob!
It’s something the old timers did well, Snead, Nicklaus, hogan etc etc. when Scott and woods came on the scene it became all about rim rod straight back setups.
Hey 👋 Milo, from this video I decided to sign up for your monthly subscription on your website 👍! Sending in my swing videos real soon! Good stuff and exactly what I’ve been trying to work on lately. Question 🙋🏼♂️ though, getting in the more relaxed and “slumped” set up position and trying to get a shoulder turn like you were exhibiting, I find that it brings me out more on my toes and feels like my weight is more forward when turned back fully. I must be doing something wrong? Do I need to Purposely feel myself sitting back into my heels a top of the shoulder turn? 🙏 Thanks!
As your shoulders turn steeper your backside should move deeper
Very interesting
In a helpful way, or are you confused by something?
@@MiloLinesGolf I love you Milo, that's why I watch your videos. They are interesting and I'm learning stuff from you but I have never played golf and probably never will.
@@bonnienandino6942 thanks Aunt Bonnie
So Milo - the hips should stay relatively level? I have been incorporating your lessons and you are easily the best instructor. Like GG but you make sense, lol. I think I have been angling my hips on the backswing too much. Do they stay level in the through swing? Or do they gain angle when you swing through? Thanks for all of your lessons! Amazing stuff.
they turn on their own plane
@@MiloLinesGolf are thy kind of level though?
Milo, great video thanks for sharing. One thing I struggle with, is that my hips seem to turn much to early when i just try and move the shoulders and keep the triangle. Should I try and restrict the hips at the start and then let them flow?
Grip way down on the club and have the butt end pinned against your core, around your navel, then turn it back together, this can be a good practice to sync it up in the backswing. Thanks Kevin!
@@MiloLinesGolf Thank you so much Milo.
Milo, when attempting to TOW the club through impact by flattening the club and leading with left hip, can a shank be caused by not getting very deep in the right hip on the backswing. If you don't get deep in the right hip along with the shoulders when you turn back to the ball you could cut across with an open face causing a low shank/fade? Does that make sense? Are there other causes of the shank (not off the hosel) that keeps popping up every 5 or 6 swings. Thanks!!!
Yes!! Usually out to in path with face closing down for shank. He was also fighting shanks as well.
Great lesson to show how important posture is. I believe I’ve got the same incorrect model of straight back and shoulders pinned back. I hit pulls way off the course a lot and it’s a total score wrecker. ‘Sloppy’ posture might look less aesthetically pleasing but the results say different. I gotta try this.
Let me know how it goes, thanks Marcus!
@@MiloLinesGolf Hi Milo, I hit some balls yesterday and checked my posture so it felt similar to what you'd done with our man in the video. Still pulling the ball like crazy though. About 3 of 5 shots head left with the longer clubs especially. I can sort of fix this by steepening my shoulders but something's not right. You had a throwaway line in the lesson about hand path and that's something I need to investigate further. Getting the club to shallow rather than steepen in transition and a downswing hand path that is generally more vertical so the hands don't go out. I tend to get way too excited from the top and hit at the ball with my arms. Other things to check are: Upper body tilt at address/tilting towards the target rather than away? Ball position too far forward with irons? Easy game ...
@@marcusjohnson488 check out Milo's lesson with Brendon from BBG. Hands tend to go out too soon when they start the downswing causing pulls. Focus on feet pressures starting the downswing and watch Milo's drill ua-cam.com/video/XnYhTrPSzM4/v-deo.html
@@guitar1950 Hi Dave, thanks for that. I’ve seen that lesson. It’s great. When I tried the one two drill at the range, I was flushing it. Great contact and no thin shots, which is my tendency. Also did the feet together drill.
I think part of this is the difference between the old school swing theory I grew up with (toe up back and toe up through with very active rotation of the hands and arms) vs the newer teacher like Milo ( body swing with passive hands).
When I try to match the face to my turn, it feels shut and I feel like it’s going to go left.
But I’m gradually learning to experiment and change my concept.
Need to hit more balls. Then, when I play, don’t think about any of this stuff and just swing.
@@marcusjohnson488 sounds like you are on the right path! Keep going! Good luck!
All my faults, thanks very helpful.
Glad it helped, thanks!
How can I schedule a 1 HR lesson with you Milo?
Through my website, milolinesgolf.com.
How did fixing his posture and pivot improved his face angle not just path?
The face was shutting down too much with his previous pattern, at the end it was coming through more stable.
What's the trick for woods, I can do this with irons but still pull slice my woods. Very frustrating.
As the club gets longer, the tilt decreases slightly and the ball gets a bit further away. The swing essentially gets a bit flatter. Would have to see what is causing it in your situation.
@@MiloLinesGolf One of these days, I'll get out there for a lesson.
I have the same problem with my wrist.
Hope this helps.
@@MiloLinesGolf Yes definitely helps. One thing I don't understand is why the slump? I thought we were supposed to do the opposite? To maintain a straight back?
This was good. The guy has to make sure to be disciplined about that takeaway!
Thanks for watching John!
Can non members take lessons with Milo??
Yes, you can check out my schedule or join our online community at milolinesgolf.com.
His fault is my fault. Also leads to the hosel rockets. Thanks. I'm 75 years old and was thinking of quitting the game. I'm going to give this a go.
Yes, shanks were also an issue for him. Thanks Len!
@@MiloLinesGolf thank you, Milo.
Great lesson Milo, but use a tablet to film your students. It is so much easier to watch the videos...
Will put that into consideration, thank you Frank!
did my man jay play football i thought my body was in bad shape and we deal with the same thing chunks and pulls.
Don't think he mentioned playing football, but perhaps.
Our moms always told us not to "slouch" so I'm confused lol
Lol
What do you do in a 4 hour lesson?
Depends on what the student wants. But generally 2 hour swing work and an hour around the green and an hour putting
*Still fighting your instructions with that high left shoulder IMHO! But manipulation of the inside plane is making it work, if he succumbed to tilting that left shoulder to the ball or back to the target scenario in his head this should be even easier for him physically.*
Thanks for the feedback, and thanks for watching!
Proof is in the pudding
Yep
Trying to arrange a spa weekend at Superstition this winter for my wife, then I can get a lesson from ya 🤣
He sure makes a lot of excuses. Glad to see he got fixed.
We all have our reasons, he's had a lot of injuries throughout the years.