How The Pro's Create Width In Their Golf Swing | Simple
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2024
- Width in your golf swing will deliver great ball striking, increased club speed and a greater level of consistency. In this video I share with you the some secrets tour players have been using for years to improve their width
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This video gives you great detail on how to hit more greens, hit more fairways and lower your golf scores and ultimately your handicap.
We look at 3 things:
1. How improve the width in your backswing
2. How to increase body rotation
3. Help improve your body speed in golf
and I hope to do all this with simple understanding to create a simple easy golf swing. - Спорт
Hi Stu. New to your channel and love the content. I’ll take light bulb moments from wherever I can get them and your drill pushing the right shoulder away is one of them. It turns the shoulder, creates width and starts the shift to the lead side. Brilliant and tx for sharing. 👍
Thanks so John. Really appreciate you being here and sharing your thoughts. Truly grateful. Best wishes Stu 😊
Stu really great educational content. Imho also for the senior golfer very interesting. The last 4 years my game was/is a bit rusty due to aging 🙂 and lack of training . (Still single digits but doubled my hcp :-) ) Watched a lot of your content and it helps me to get eager again to pick up training and practicing. Thnx a lot....
Messages like yours inspires me to keep pushing and working hard and making content to inspire and invigorate golfers. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and kind words. Please let me know if you have any questions along the way. Best wishes Stu
Brilliant and insightful video on how to create width in the back swing. No one really talks about this in this way except you. Thank you.Very helpful in understanding how and why.
My pleasure my friend, and Im really happy it made sense and gave you more insight. Best wishes Stu
Stu, this really opened my eyes to width in the backswing. I was one of those golfers who thought that width was created by the lead arm. Now I know that I was completely wroing, that it's created by the trail arm. Thanks for correcting me with science. Continue to set us straight and on the right path. Loving these videos. Cheers.
I dont think youve been alone with thinking the lead arm is the solution. Glad this helped and look forward to hearing your golf go from strength to strength! Best wishes Stu
You have some great videos Stu. Maybe too many. I find myself jumping from one to another and sometimes I get overwhelmed with information, Maybe if that were arranged in some type of sequence where you have grip then set up and take away backswing with weight transfer etc you get my point then a section on faults power driver etc it would be easier to follow. I know that all that is covered but you kind of have to jump around to find it. Please take this as constructive suggestions as you are a great teacher and I am working on changing my grip now and working on the take away and you have mentioned about the shift being aligned with the left arm at address and I wish you could cover that in some more detail, and thanks for a great website.
Hey Porky, I am definitely going make happen your request my friend. My problem is I’m doing all this on top of my coaching… the request is absolutely necessary, so when I get the time I will absolutely apply. Thank so much for the constructive critique and video request Sir. Much appreciated! Best wishes Stu 😊
Thanks Stu for rapid response 👍
Pleasure!!
Thanks, you just explained my error of bumping hips to trail side locking up my hips which causes less rotation and bent left arm too close to my body. Also, great explanation of keeping arms and hands extended in front of body during setup and backswing.
My pleasure; doing a video on the alleged “bump” this week. Stay tuned for more on this. Best wishes Stu 😊
Another great insight. Just great info. Too bad you don’t coach in Florida.
Hey Dave - are you familiar with Skillest coaching app? I can help! Best wishes Stu 😊
Well done in explaining and demonstration of the concept.
Thanks you my friend.
You are an amazing instructor. I wish I could make progress as fast as you are putting out these videos of wisdom. Loving it though! Keep it going, rooting for you to reach 20k subscribers soon.
Thank you so much your support and good luck with the practice! Best wishes Stu
Another good video, Thanks!
Thank you so much! Best wishes Stu
Hi Stuart, just been to the range and just let it happen which gave great strikes, I even had my hands low annd left, must look back at that videio. Getting rid of the garbage in my swing makes these moves easier to make.
Regards Roger.
Love to hear this... Really well done Roger, keep up the great work and hope to hear a progress report soon! Best wishes Stu
Great video 😅😅
Thanks GG!
The importance of width for me is to create room for me in the downswing. Without width I get stuck in the downswing. That is why width is so important to me as I tuen into the downswing.
Great insights to your game, thank you so much for sharing! Best wishes Stu
Do you find this to be a good remedy for ppl looking to shallow? Definitely a correlation (for me) between a backswing that feels weirdly far away from me and more consistent dispersion. My right arm is too bent at the top normally and then I've totally steepened the club a billionth of a second into my downswing
He Kieran, there is a strong correlation my friend. Check out my “Steep and Shallow”
Video for more insights. It will give you some serious insights on how to fix. Best wishes Stu 😊
Hi Stu. When you say pull down. Do you mean more with the left arm cheers
Hey Clayton, no Sir, I mean with both hands 😊
Brilliant 👍
Thank you!
Struggled with this. Push the handle down, left arm pushing straight, seems like a logical place to apply 'pressure away' force, against a resisting ground pressure from back foot.
I cant sense any opposing force, needed to act against a folding right arm in backswing. Feels contrary to whats natural. Keep em coming though. Watch them all.
Hey there - no reference of the left arm pushing, all about the right arm pushing. Apply the drill against the wall and you’ll feel the opposition with the left foot. Hope that helps. Best wishes Stu 😊
I know, thats what I meant. I can apply a similar principle to left arm quite naturally as its straight. I can push away.
I cant apply to a folding right arm. Its awkward. My left keeps my right in check, as its pushing away, my right arm behaves anyway
Sounds like you’ve got it!
......... looks like things are reversed when you're doing it wrong..... lag before width as opposed to width before lag......thanks Stu......⛳🍺
Pleasure Gary.. wise words indeed 😊
Nice topic but way too dark in the studio.
Wow really - interesting comment. I love the lighting, thanks for the feedback though Tim! Best wishes Stu 😊
I can still hear everything. Looks great!
@@GoodGolfCoaching Thanks for checking. Have a look at 3:20 when you are pushing on the wall.
Yes fair do’s I don’t usually work in that area - my apologies Tim.
Thank you so much 😊
This move seems different than the move you were doing with the big ball. You put it on your back and against the wall and rotate around it.
This seems like you're pushing forward and dipping instead of just rotating around the ball.
Maybe it's the same move. It just looks a little different to me.
Sorry, I'm just trying to understand. Im a little slow. 😂
Thanks brother.
No no, very happy to answer questions or concerns Punky. Very much the identical move buddy. No conflicts here, but great to air your questions. Take a look over the video with the ball, you’ll see it’s the same my friend. 😊
@GoodGolfCoaching One more question: Is there a "bump" and then rotate, or is it just totally rotating like around the ball?
An “applied” bump will kill your downswing, I’m going to do a video on this Punky. 😊
@@GoodGolfCoaching Thank you sir
Pleasure!