Never Get Stuck Again
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2013
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Southern California PGA Metro Teacher of the Year Zach Allen helps prescribe a great drill to help your game. For those of you suffering from getting stuck, early extension, caught inside, and all the ailments from them. Usually a good players problem that leads to big hooks and blocks, and saving it with your hands. - Спорт
Wow your the first instuctor that I found that exaxtly relates to my problems pushes and hooks. What a valuable lesson you saved me hundreds in golf lessons. Fantastic informion glad I found you!
Holy cow this is pure gold for me. The exact prescription I've been looking for!
Just came across this video searching for a fix to hitting those big swinging hooks. I'm a low single digit player but have struggled with this exact issue for years resulting in terrible inconsistency in my play. This is the best explanation of the issue I've come across and it finally makes sense to me now. Thanks
This vid helped me greatly playing at scratch again after ballooning to a 9 this season!
Zack you nailed it! Exactly what im struggling with explained perfectly. Cant wait to fix my swing!
This was a real eyeopener for me . Thank U so much for this video.
Old video, timeless concept. Excellent documentation of the problem, and excellent instruction on how to deal with it. Getting stuck is my current game killer, and this video helps a great deal. Thanks.
I stumbled upon this after having a particularly awful range session with my driver. 90 percent of my shots were big push-slices missing by 50 yards.
I couldn't believe how many of my swing issues were specifically addressed in this video. It's like it was made just for my game. I can't wait to go back to the range and work on this. Thanks Zach!
I love the fact you address the forearm rotation... Sometimes, forearms can be very tight, stuck or unwilling to turn/release/rotate in the proper position....You have nailed it and I already feel the difference just practicing in the yard.
Thx Zach, your advice really, really makes a difference. I have checked this one and the over the top lesson, which was even more useful for me. If I lived i California I would look you up right away, but since I dont, your videos have helped me more than I thought a video lesson could.
this is just pure gold. So simple, yet so elusive without skilled help!
Very thoughtful and thought provoking! excellent
Thanks Zach, wish I knew this stuff a couple of years ago!
Great videos & good idea putting examples of your students. I`m a golf instructor in Argentina and learn a lot with your work. Keep it up. Cheers Juan Manuel
Two months after my first comment and I'm still coming back to this video. I wish I lived in Cali so I could get lessons from this fellow.
Great explanation and illustration. This has been a struggle for me for a while, and I haven't found much help for my level. Most guidance is that I'm swinging too aggressively . This is a perfect explanation of why lots of athletic golfers that hit it a long way can struggle.
Really simple instruction. I like this guy!
great Z ! I,love the sensation of starting a little "outside". My swing is more vertical and my contacts better. I'll try it with the woods. thanks. with irons definitively a success !
this is absolutely the best instruction ever. thank you very much.
Great video for better players! Someone finally explained how to perform a takeaway that gets the club working up in front of me! Everything you talked about, I've been trying to stop doing for years.
Great stuff Zach! This visual is great! I definitely fight the tendency to pull it a bit inside on my backswing and then across the line at the top. I'll be working on this now.
Great video! You hit the nail on the head I thought!!
Awesome! Will try at next practice.
Ive been working hard on early extension but it turns outbits just a symptom to wrong takeaway. Thank you Zach.
Homie needs to watch your video on rolling his right ankle. That one was awesome and help me with my struggles to keep my spine angle. THANKS ZACH!!!!!!!
This video is 7 years old but I’ve only just seen it! This guy has some really solid advice that you can actually use, there is some garbage on UA-cam unfortunately but every so often you find a bit of gold. Watched a few of the other Zach Allen videos. Really good and stuff you can apply and use without 100 balls a day for 3 months!!!
Great stuff.this is what I get into on my takeawsy
Good stuff . Thanks
This is excellent.
Thank you for hitting the shot.
Great video
Wow, that's the Trueswing golf aid! I was part of the infomercial with Rocco for that product!
THIS IS ME. Thanks for the thoughts. I re-route it under and hump the goat. Blocks and overdraw. A LONG WAY. I'll work on this. Most helpful video on UA-cam.
Zach, Great video ; I used to be off 4 and a long hitter. Gave up for kids for a couple of years & now have spiralled up to 10 with huge inconsistency with driver and irons . Vary between block slices and hooks especially under pressure. This video really seems to nail the issue - thanks. Any tips on how to build that new takeaway gratefully recieved ?
The visual aid around the grip where did you get that?! I'd love to use that for my students!
Very interesting since my Golftec coach wants me to take the club waaaaay inside as I take it away. When I started doing that I immediately hit pushes and pull hooks.
Brilliant lesson...golf feels much more free and natural...allow the left forearm to rotate a little at takeoff...when you restrict this motion and keep the clubface closed then good luck.. you'll need it!
I am a low single digit handicap, but I've been struggling with the overdraws for quite some time- it rears its ugly head mostly with the driver. Golf has gone from an enjoyable experience to a grind. I can still shoot in the seventies because I'm long enough where I can hit 3 wood on a lot of par 4s and my short game is good. Still, I need to get the club working more around my body and on a better plane, rather than the wicked inside to outside move through the downswing. I love your position at the top. I'm going to try this out today. I'm so frustrated being under plane on the way through- I'm a good enough player where I instinctively flip the hands and get the massive overdraws, but it's frustrating as you know what.
Same exact situation -- low to scratch and have been periodically plagued by too flat of an inside out through swing making longer irons, FW and driver tough to play and tough to get the right launch
did it work...I feel disconnected when I take it outside though as my contact suffers. I've been plagued with a too inside to out swing for years now. when things are good it's a long power draw and when things are off I hit huge hooks and pushes
Sergio Garcia's impact grip position is identical to his set-up position.
How does he do that and is that ideal?
I understand that at impact the grip and shaft position should actually be in line with ones forearm at address. Am I wrong?
Where can I get that training aid??
does it mean , more cupping on the left wrist instead of a flat left wrist at top of back swing?
Not crazy about rotating my left forehand on the takeaway to get the club face pointing up.
It took me two years to get rid of that habit.
However I do agree this swing position will give one more consistent strikes.
Where can I buy that swing aid Zach?
awesome keyblade
Great advice, and then you hit the purest iron shot I have ever seen/heard.
I'm struggling with a push from being stuck. However, I'm afraid if I open the club face too much in my back swing but I'll develop a slice.
I love this video however it contradicts a lot of what is being taught today such as bringing the club back low and with the club face closed.
At the top the elbow is supposed to be pointing down to the ground and not behind you.
Typically I like a tight low draw, so how do I accomplish this with my grip so much in front of my chest on the down swing???
I have a one piece takeaway where I don't start the hinge until after P2 (shaft first parallel). Not sure how to implement your drill.
What is the swing aid called?? Great for seeing the face!
Finally someone with a method to fix "stuck" that doesn't involve making a conscious movement of the arms down in front of the body. Which IMO introduces just another timing move to eliminate a different timing move. There is a reason Tiger hit nine million golf balls under Harmon learning to drop the arms down. It's just another move that requires precision sequencing. Just MO. Flame suit on.
Little confused on this video, does not seem like you are bring the right elbow that close the the right hip that you advocate in the magic move of the right arm video?
Hi Zach I really identified with this video and I understand the concept but I need help I fire the shoulders to early!I play off 4 handicap and I need some help to get to the top.Thanks in anticipation Lee West Turnberry Ayrshire Scotland
+lee west did you figure out how to stop firing the shoulders early?
+lee west did you figure out how to stop firing the shoulders early?
lee west firing the shoulders too early is the opposite of getting stuck. Firing the hips too early is what gets you stuck. If your shoulders are the culprit, try keeping your back facing the target as long as possible throughout the downswing. That will quiet the excessive shoulder rotation.
Only 2 guys in history have won majors with a takeaway that gets the club inside the hands -- Tom Kite and Ray Floyd. Both engage in complicated contortions to cure this fault. Zach's advice is sound.
If you look at Hogan down the line, he has the same position at the top that Zach gets to with the take away. In fact, Hogan makes the same cupped-left -wrist "twist" (as he called it in his 1955 article) but slightly later in the backswing. At the top, Hogan's club is laid off and square to open. Even though Hogan takes the butt of the club further inside than Zack does, the club is always outside his hands.
when I take the club outside I feel like I get disconnected
Whoa your student is in very dangerous shaft-breaking territory with the club slapping against his back on the follow through!
So in effect what he's saying, is to try and hit a slight fade.
Im a 0 handicap but the hooks and duffs have cost my game, i dont know what will work anymore.
Sorry...more open on the backswing isn't what most people who are stuck actually need. If anything, this is going to either make the problem worse or open up another big problem. Open in the backswing is dead!
Right diagnosis, incorrect remedy
I'm not saying Zach is wrong or right, but in all fairness you can't just critique someone's work like that and not offer your own solution. What's the remedy then?? Enlighten us...
Wow - what a disappointment! some of your vids are truly exceptional - so i'm shocked and sorry to see you telling golfers to perform all this hand-wrist-elbow-arm junk during the take-away. this is second-rate swing-thought provoking advice from an otherwise top5 coach. i've just lost my faith in you...
hit the nail on the head. horrible advice. dont talk down to amateur golfers by giving us bandaids.... tell us how the pros do it. not this way
Sorry you guys are both wrong, this is great advice and helped eliminate my fault of sucking inside and keeping the club in front of my chest throughout the swing. Keep doing what you're doing Zach, great stuff.
Specific fix for a specific problem. If you don't have this inside takeaway issue and the two-way miss issue, this video is not for you.
Where can I get that swing aid???