Hey Joe! Great to see you and thank you for your awesome comment; so glad you are enjoying the content!👌💪😀👍 Happy Thanksgiving week to you and your family and friends!
That trigger movement towards the target that Savannah does is what did it for me. By making that trigger movement and visualising the swing/shot I no longer get stuck in a neurotic fugue worrying about a myriad of different things rather than focusing on the shot. Thank you.
I have started letting that left heel come off the ground and letting the lead knee to break more into the backswing. I'm beginning to love the results. The club gets deeper at the top and allows me not only come from the inside but to add a tremendous amount of gravitational woomph at the bottom. A " rotational fall " from that backswing position moves my low point forward and I feel a whip towards the target well after impact. Complete flush compressing contact and the golfball comes off the clubface like a rocket straight at my intended target. Funny people are starting to watch me hit at the range. The sound of slapping a horse on the butt. This is completely honest and I am most grateful for instructors like Shawn. Best by far but never perfect. Thank yinz
I think people talk about Annika Sörenstam. Or she is the person that comes to mind in the lady's golf. Great work on the videos. I just started apply your lesson to my game.
Right on Tate! Any golf subject just type it in the search box and add shawn clement to it; and you will definitely want to eventually get into our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com for a deeper dive; get your feet wet and swim around for a while first though! 😀👍
Shawn and Savvy, here is some trivia: As a teen, Mickey worked on her game at La Jolla Country Club in San Diego. The club pro was the legendary Paul Runyan. The other student was the legendary Gene Littler. There are great photos of the three of them together.
You know what’s so great about this is not so much your great golf skills, it’s the great relationship you two have, it’s tear jerking to watch! I know your do well out on course, that’s a given, I for one will follow your efforts!
She will do well I’m sure, I to do well using your system, and I’m almost 70 , still play gd golf! Anyway we can find the schedule? As would like to follow the progress?
Absolutely great video!👍 Mickey had amazing swing and what a journey she had... That beach ball story. You can found video from You tube where Joaquin Nieman is practicing with beach ball between legs. Probably there is good reason for that, but history goes around and around 🔄😂 Enjoy your golf journey 👍♥☺
Great video!! I absolutely love that you have involved your daughter in your videos recently, she is amazing and I'm sure she is going places in professional golf, good luck Savannah and congrats Shawn on your Golf Channel Academy endorsement. Btw, I would really love it if you would announce your schedule when you are in the states so we can get lessons from you, love your teaching style!!
Hi Shawn...big fan of your vids..alys watch them and they bring me great confidence...I'm a low handicapper and strive to improve all the time...shaft question...have you any experience or thoughts on the Oban Kiyoshi White 05 driver shaft...? Thanks Shawn....
Oban makes a great shaft; is it for you? That is the question! It was not for Savannah when she got fit at Club champion; we are waiting on her Project X Blue Evenflow small batch shaft right now which gave her a way better dispersion and ball contact and was as fast as the others...you just need to feel and try for yourself.
When was the last time you talked about staying on the inside of your trail foot ....never ...great tidbit of info. ..seems like a really good thing to key on
So great you do this with your daughter. Reminds me of times with my daughter. Priceless. So she’s a righty playing lefty right? I’m a lefty who wants to play righty I think. I’ve watched your vids on the subjects. Did you guide her this way for some advantage? Very interested in this. Thanks.
Goes with how you engage that kinetic chain with both arms on the club; we will be doing a big video on this called “how to know which side to swing from?” I hit in baseball lefty, hockey lefty but have a solid throwing arm so either side works and I do both. ua-cam.com/video/Oq0IJAhbEX0/v-deo.html She has a better tennis backhand than forehand (many do) and does the same as me in baseball and hockey; and she gripped the club crosshanded when I put a right handed club in her hands the first time she held it...lots of signs if you know where to look and we will do a nice video on that.
Probably your best vid since you started your Shawn & Savie Show, well-done Guys! The similarities between Mickey Wright & Savannah's swing are stroking (forgive the Pun). Good Luck Savannah for this year and your future, wherever it takes you.
She’s really lucky. I’m jealous. Wish I knew all this during my high school competitive golf years. The “modern swing” hindered my playing ability for the past 15 years . I started modeling my swing after Bubba Watson and incorporating what’s taught in this channel for just the past few weeks and I have already gained both distance and accuracy.
There’s a big difference between the two Mickey Wright had the caddie drag move at first and your student rolled her arms being she has such a strong grip. Mickey Wright was one of the greats. Mr Hogan said her swing was perfect. That caddie drag move needs to continue to be taught it’s getting lost today
I noticed that, too, about Mickey's takeaway. It's like she starts by pushing the grip back and the clubhead lags ever so slightly behind. When she is at the halfway point, her clubhead is still slightly below the shaft. When she reaches the top, the clubhead falls a bit and she gets tremendous lag, which resulted in her prodigious length.
I talk about babe zaharias, Nancy Lopez, anika sorenstam, Lorena Ochoa, kang, imbee along with the male greats. Michelle wie, almost. Danielle amacapani, so close.
See my “throwing the club shawn clement” and find a safe place to do it with some old steel shafted clubs; see “head position and lag shawn clement” as a starter to properly throwing the club with one hand and then ramp up to 2 arms and a smooth throw to a specific target. When you have thrown a few to the target, put your swing on video from face on and be blown away by what it looks like...BLOWN AWAY!!!😀👍
@@golflessons I gave it a go, braving the freezing temperatures, and I definitely feel what you mean with the shoulder rotation and release. I must be getting better - my wedge is now stuck in the tree only 20' up! But, in all seriousness (the club IS actually stuck in a tree!), just a few minutes of your "throwing the club" drill and my 52 degree wedge was going 10 yards further (about 90 yards) as well as giving better ball striking, lower flight (more shaft lean), backspin and accuracy, so I'd say that's a success!
Her swing looks good 😊 Her right elbow at address looks bent inward toward her body. Is that ok? Looks a bit awkward to me. Pause the video and then go to 5:21
Hi Shawn, great video once again, I always love to see Mickey. I was just wondering, do you have any advice on alleviating the impulse to go at the ball? I've recently had some time off golf, and every time I seem to have a break, I go right back to trying to hit at the ball from the top and getting out of sorts. Even when I don't think I'm doing it, I slow down more and realise that I was haha.
Hey there, just my couple of coopers here... Years ago I had what I thought was a rushed attack, similar to what I think you're describing. My issue was swaying to the ball on my downswing, head past the ball or even tilted towards the target. Passing the ball forces you to "attack the ball". Shawn touched on something similar in this video. Butt towards the target on backswing, head behind the ball tilted away on downswing. With just those two focus points, it was nearly impossible for me to "hit at the ball" as they say. You swing through because your body wants to. For some of us older golfers... The advice really takes some hammering in. Swinging our rears around as much as Shawn's suggesting here feels very unnatural to those of us that have been taught to lock our lower body and contort around our spine to swing.
@@silverfeathered1 Cheers, I do have a bit of a sway away, then back, but nothing outlandish. I was putting it down to poor impulse control, but I may have inadvertently found a cure tonight. By not restricting my hips in the back swing, I'm able to fully turn away from the target, which gets my club much deeper. I was smashing 8 irons like I've never hit the ball before. All these years of hip restricting may have actually been killing my swing. EDIT: It's hilarious, I just watched the rest of this video and that's exactly what they're talking about. What are the chances lol.
Many factors! We will have to do a top 5 reasons why you go after the ball!! 2 videos for you in the meantime: “throwing the club shawn clement” and “predict solid contact and direction shawn clement”
Does you swing monitor really reflect accurate field yardage? If so I'm crushed that a female can out drive me. You say you drive 300 +. Please tell me that's on the range and not the monitor. Sorry but I'm skeptical.
These are my stock distances; depending on the conditions; it could be less on a wet course and it can be way more on a firm course; a couple courses in Texas gave me quite the boost in confidence a few years back! 😝😝 The camera makes things look slower too; when students come to see me, they are always surprised at the difference in speed when I get through a ball...
Not so sure about your final comments Shawn, "focusing on the win", I think that creates pressure and tension. Much better to focus on task/method just like in your studio, let the results come as a consequence of staying on task.
Yes; you bet! The process is what you focus on to get the win. I thought differently for a long time and I can tell you that what I said in this video is much bigger and deeper than you think and the reason why Tiger became who he became...we will be talking more about this in our high performance series on our premium channel this summer...
@@golflessons Shawn, thank you for your reply, I'm an avid watcher of your videos but live in the UK and currently unable to get to Quebec to take some lessons from you. I recently went to Zen Golf who have a similar method of teaching but still am unable to transfer my thoughts and concentration from ball to target. Thanks for all your content.
@@daveibbo566 get on our premium channel; just $5.00 per month for now! You need to be able to PREDICT CONTACT AND DIRECTION BASED ON YOUR ACTION TO TARGET!! You can focus on target all you want, but if the brain is unsure of contact, YOUR TROP TO TARGET WILL GET CANCELLED!! See “throwing the club shawn clement” and “predict solid contact and direction shawn clement” which is where the gold is!!
Bobby Jones ? Just another prime example of a great champion but not necessarily a good instructor. Your right on .The short game and putter will ultimately decide the degree of success. Best of luck Thanks for another great video.
Not talking about his teaching ability; I am talking about how he swung and how anatomically sound his swing was! That is what I used to help deliver the message to my students. As well as Sam Snead, Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, Peter Thompson, Mickey Wright, Moe Norman in his Prime, Ben Hogan, Bubba Watson, Hale Irwin, Lee Trevino in his Prime prior to the Lightning Strike, and many more!
Comment was in reference to Bobby Jones advocating the poor advice of using a beach ball between the knees to restrict the backswing. Which I can not understand him using that drill. If anyone had a huge hip turn it was Bobby Jones. Perhaps I misunderstood your demonstration. The only reason I can understand this advice would be for the downswing to get separation of the knees. AKA Sam Snead squat .
@@mslu62 ooooh I was NOT REFERRING TO BOBBY JONES ON THAT ONE AT ALL-NEVER!!! I WAS REFERRING TO THE TEACHERS IN THE LAST 30 YEARS-YOU KNOW WHO THEY ARE!
The best player in history. 82 wins, 14 majors in a short career. Retired at 35. One 4 year stretch she won 45 times. Hogan thought the best swing he'd seen. So strange she is relatively unknown.
Better to sort out your brain and get it tuned to delivering to a target mate! See Bubba, Brendan Steele, Webb Simpson, Fred Couples, and dozens more players on tour who play way better than you have this exact same grip.
Nope Mega I would disagree. I feel the grip should be results oriented. True that grip is to strong for me and many others but is probably ideal for her. There are just to many factors involved to make that determination. When I take my grip and hold the club straight out in front of me the face is about 20 ° closed. I believe Savy's would be 45° closed based on my understanding. Nothing at all wrong with that . I could list several different things that would influence clubface rotation in the downswing. I can honestly say in no way I would change anything in her swing. Just saying.
What a team ! The dedication, the work and progress are truly an inspiration for our golfing community. All the best!
Joe O
Hey Joe! Great to see you and thank you for your awesome comment; so glad you are enjoying the content!👌💪😀👍
Happy Thanksgiving week to you and your family and friends!
That trigger movement towards the target that Savannah does is what did it for me. By making that trigger movement and visualising the swing/shot I no longer get stuck in a neurotic fugue worrying about a myriad of different things rather than focusing on the shot. Thank you.
Right on! Thank you for the great feedback!
Shawn
I have started letting that left heel come off the ground and letting the lead knee to break more into the backswing. I'm beginning to love the results. The club gets deeper at the top and allows me not only come from the inside but to add a tremendous amount of gravitational woomph at the bottom. A " rotational fall " from that backswing position moves my low point forward and I feel a whip towards the target well after impact. Complete flush compressing contact and the golfball comes off the clubface like a rocket straight at my intended target. Funny people are starting to watch me hit at the range. The sound of slapping a horse on the butt. This is completely honest and I am most grateful for instructors like Shawn. Best by far but never perfect.
Thank yinz
Right on Mike! 👍😀
I think people talk about Annika Sörenstam. Or she is the person that comes to mind in the lady's golf. Great work on the videos. I just started apply your lesson to my game.
Right on Tate! Any golf subject just type it in the search box and add shawn clement to it; and you will definitely want to eventually get into our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com for a deeper dive; get your feet wet and swim around for a while first though! 😀👍
Awesome all the way around. Good luck to you both. Can’t wait to follow the journey
Thank you Steven!
Shawn and Savvy, here is some trivia: As a teen, Mickey worked on her game at La Jolla Country Club in San Diego. The club pro was the legendary Paul Runyan. The other student was the legendary Gene Littler. There are great photos of the three of them together.
You know what’s so great about this is not so much your great golf skills, it’s the great relationship you two have, it’s tear jerking to watch! I know your do well out on course, that’s a given, I for one will follow your efforts!
Thank you John! We are going to give it our best shot!
She will do well I’m sure, I to do well using your system, and I’m almost 70 , still play gd golf! Anyway we can find the schedule? As would like to follow the progress?
Awesome and sincerely wishing you both the best!!!
Thank you so much!!
After 19 years playing right handed I just became a lefty, long story. Sav has helped me greatly, Sean as well. Thank you both.
You bet Eddie! This is the place! Are you now playing with your dominant hand in the lead or trail position?
Shawn Clement’s Wisdom In Golf Lessons I’m right hand dominate and I’m leading with the right.
@@eddielamere7987 see “dominant lead hand shawn clement” and “how to use the lead side shawn clement” to name a couple good ones for you! 👍
Thanks Sean
Great to see the father-daughter relationship you have. Keep up the good work!
This is a fantastic video. So true. Thank you Shawn for being a breath of fresh air.
Absolutely great video!👍 Mickey had amazing swing and what a journey she had... That beach ball story. You can found video from You tube where Joaquin Nieman is practicing with beach ball between legs. Probably there is good reason for that, but history goes around and around 🔄😂 Enjoy your golf journey 👍♥☺
Nooo, not Joaquin!! 😞😞I love the way he moves through the ball like a rubber man!
Great video!! I absolutely love that you have involved your daughter in your videos recently, she is amazing and I'm sure she is going places in professional golf, good luck Savannah and congrats Shawn on your Golf Channel Academy endorsement. Btw, I would really love it if you would announce your schedule when you are in the states so we can get lessons from you, love your teaching style!!
Thank you Chris! Will be in Charlotte and Dallas last week of April-Beginning May. Email me at info@wisdomingolf.com if you want more details! Shawn
Hi Shawn...big fan of your vids..alys watch them and they bring me great confidence...I'm a low handicapper and strive to improve all the time...shaft question...have you any experience or thoughts on the Oban Kiyoshi White 05 driver shaft...? Thanks Shawn....
Oban makes a great shaft; is it for you? That is the question! It was not for Savannah when she got fit at Club champion; we are waiting on her Project X Blue Evenflow small batch shaft right now which gave her a way better dispersion and ball contact and was as fast as the others...you just need to feel and try for yourself.
When was the last time you talked about staying on the inside of your trail foot ....never ...great tidbit of info. ..seems like a really good thing to key on
See “stop swaying shawn clement” video!😀👍
Savanna, please get your tour card ASAP - make pops proud(er)!
So great you do this with your daughter. Reminds me of times with my daughter. Priceless. So she’s a righty playing lefty right? I’m a lefty who wants to play righty I think. I’ve watched your vids on the subjects. Did you guide her this way for some advantage? Very interested in this. Thanks.
Goes with how you engage that kinetic chain with both arms on the club; we will be doing a big video on this called “how to know which side to swing from?” I hit in baseball lefty, hockey lefty but have a solid throwing arm so either side works and I do both. ua-cam.com/video/Oq0IJAhbEX0/v-deo.html
She has a better tennis backhand than forehand (many do) and does the same as me in baseball and hockey; and she gripped the club crosshanded when I put a right handed club in her hands the first time she held it...lots of signs if you know where to look and we will do a nice video on that.
Probably your best vid since you started your Shawn & Savie Show, well-done Guys!
The similarities between Mickey Wright & Savannah's swing are stroking (forgive the Pun).
Good Luck Savannah for this year and your future, wherever it takes you.
My favorite video of yours so far, good stuff
Wow. I've never heard of her. She had a beautiful swing.
The best of the best! ❤️😀👍
Cant wait to see that swing on LPGA tour.
I want to see Shawns swing right and left and see the driver with tha GC quad!! It will be great to see the simplicity of the two swings both ways!!
See the driver fitting I had at Ping Headquarters! ua-cam.com/video/Oq0IJAhbEX0/v-deo.html
Can’t wait to see Sav on tour!
Mickey Wright! What a swing 😀
I love Savannah's swing, looks so effortless and goes far!
It gets better everyday!
Congrats on the debut of GCA
Thank you so much!! 👍😀
I agree...no better swing than Mickey Wright!
Good luck!
She’s really lucky. I’m jealous. Wish I knew all this during my high school competitive golf years. The “modern swing” hindered my playing ability for the past 15 years .
I started modeling my swing after Bubba Watson and incorporating what’s taught in this channel for just the past few weeks and I have already gained both distance and accuracy.
Bubba is a great swing and playing-execution model! Great stuff!
There’s a big difference between the two Mickey Wright had the caddie drag move at first and your student rolled her arms being she has such a strong grip. Mickey Wright was one of the greats. Mr Hogan said her swing was perfect. That caddie drag move needs to continue to be taught it’s getting lost today
Sav has the “Nancy Lopez takeaway” with the Mickey Wright swing!
I noticed that, too, about Mickey's takeaway. It's like she starts by pushing the grip back and the clubhead lags ever so slightly behind. When she is at the halfway point, her clubhead is still slightly below the shaft. When she reaches the top, the clubhead falls a bit and she gets tremendous lag, which resulted in her prodigious length.
Lets go Sav!
Sure Savvy will do it. Let that natural feel go on.she'll be there around the best.👍👍👍👍
You have a giant golf brain!
Let’s see Savanna on Golf Channel on 2020!!!!
Great vid....😀
260 carry. Effortless. I am am going to the driving range now....#inspired.
That grip!
Isn’t it awesome!!?? 🔥💥💪👌👍🤛See “most important video on grip ever shawn clement” and go to the last 10 minutes to understand why!
I talk about babe zaharias, Nancy Lopez, anika sorenstam, Lorena Ochoa, kang, imbee along with the male greats. Michelle wie, almost. Danielle amacapani, so close.
When will savannah be on tour?
I am so jealous of her swing. Nothing I do gets me there.
See my “throwing the club shawn clement” and find a safe place to do it with some old steel shafted clubs; see “head position and lag shawn clement” as a starter to properly throwing the club with one hand and then ramp up to 2 arms and a smooth throw to a specific target. When you have thrown a few to the target, put your swing on video from face on and be blown away by what it looks like...BLOWN AWAY!!!😀👍
@@golflessons I'll give it a try again. Last time I tried the drills, I ended up with my wedge 35' up in a tree :-)
@@golflessons I gave it a go, braving the freezing temperatures, and I definitely feel what you mean with the shoulder rotation and release. I must be getting better - my wedge is now stuck in the tree only 20' up!
But, in all seriousness (the club IS actually stuck in a tree!), just a few minutes of your "throwing the club" drill and my 52 degree wedge was going 10 yards further (about 90 yards) as well as giving better ball striking, lower flight (more shaft lean), backspin and accuracy, so I'd say that's a success!
Her swing looks good 😊
Her right elbow at address looks bent inward toward her body. Is that ok? Looks a bit awkward to me. Pause the video and then go to 5:21
Very natural place to be anatomically; this is one of the best points of Hogan’s 5 Modern lessons.
Hi Shawn, great video once again, I always love to see Mickey. I was just wondering, do you have any advice on alleviating the impulse to go at the ball? I've recently had some time off golf, and every time I seem to have a break, I go right back to trying to hit at the ball from the top and getting out of sorts. Even when I don't think I'm doing it, I slow down more and realise that I was haha.
Hey there, just my couple of coopers here...
Years ago I had what I thought was a rushed attack, similar to what I think you're describing. My issue was swaying to the ball on my downswing, head past the ball or even tilted towards the target. Passing the ball forces you to "attack the ball".
Shawn touched on something similar in this video. Butt towards the target on backswing, head behind the ball tilted away on downswing.
With just those two focus points, it was nearly impossible for me to "hit at the ball" as they say. You swing through because your body wants to.
For some of us older golfers... The advice really takes some hammering in. Swinging our rears around as much as Shawn's suggesting here feels very unnatural to those of us that have been taught to lock our lower body and contort around our spine to swing.
@@silverfeathered1 Cheers, I do have a bit of a sway away, then back, but nothing outlandish. I was putting it down to poor impulse control, but I may have inadvertently found a cure tonight. By not restricting my hips in the back swing, I'm able to fully turn away from the target, which gets my club much deeper. I was smashing 8 irons like I've never hit the ball before. All these years of hip restricting may have actually been killing my swing.
EDIT: It's hilarious, I just watched the rest of this video and that's exactly what they're talking about. What are the chances lol.
Many factors! We will have to do a top 5 reasons why you go after the ball!! 2 videos for you in the meantime: “throwing the club shawn clement” and “predict solid contact and direction shawn clement”
@@golflessons I will certainly check those out. Thanks Shawn :)
First! Swing looks great!
Savannah is why I subscribed, the old guy seems cool too, jk good channel.
😂😂😂
Does you swing monitor really reflect accurate field yardage? If so I'm crushed that a female can out drive me. You say you drive 300 +. Please tell me that's on the range and not the monitor. Sorry but I'm skeptical.
These are my stock distances; depending on the conditions; it could be less on a wet course and it can be way more on a firm course; a couple courses in Texas gave me quite the boost in confidence a few years back! 😝😝
The camera makes things look slower too; when students come to see me, they are always surprised at the difference in speed when I get through a ball...
Not so sure about your final comments Shawn, "focusing on the win", I think that creates pressure and tension. Much better to focus on task/method just like in your studio, let the results come as a consequence of staying on task.
Yes; you bet! The process is what you focus on to get the win. I thought differently for a long time and I can tell you that what I said in this video is much bigger and deeper than you think and the reason why Tiger became who he became...we will be talking more about this in our high performance series on our premium channel this summer...
@@golflessons Shawn, thank you for your reply, I'm an avid watcher of your videos but live in the UK and currently unable to get to Quebec to take some lessons from you. I recently went to Zen Golf who have a similar method of teaching but still am unable to transfer my thoughts and concentration from ball to target. Thanks for all your content.
@@daveibbo566 get on our premium channel; just $5.00 per month for now! You need to be able to PREDICT CONTACT AND DIRECTION BASED ON YOUR ACTION TO TARGET!! You can focus on target all you want, but if the brain is unsure of contact, YOUR TROP TO TARGET WILL GET CANCELLED!! See “throwing the club shawn clement” and “predict solid contact and direction shawn clement” which is where the gold is!!
Ho hum Savannah just hit another 285 yard drive 😳.
Damn, that woman has one of the most athletic looking swings ever! Man or woman!
Bobby Jones ? Just another prime example of a great champion but not necessarily a good instructor. Your right on .The short game and putter will ultimately decide the degree of success.
Best of luck
Thanks for another great video.
Not talking about his teaching ability; I am talking about how he swung and how anatomically sound his swing was! That is what I used to help deliver the message to my students. As well as Sam Snead, Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, Peter Thompson, Mickey Wright, Moe Norman in his Prime, Ben Hogan, Bubba Watson, Hale Irwin, Lee Trevino in his Prime prior to the Lightning Strike, and many more!
Comment was in reference to Bobby Jones advocating the poor advice of using a beach ball between the knees to restrict the backswing. Which I can not understand him using that drill. If anyone had a huge hip turn it was Bobby Jones. Perhaps I misunderstood your demonstration. The only reason I can understand this advice would be for the downswing to get separation of the knees. AKA Sam Snead squat .
@@mslu62 ooooh I was NOT REFERRING TO BOBBY JONES ON THAT ONE AT ALL-NEVER!!! I WAS REFERRING TO THE TEACHERS IN THE LAST 30 YEARS-YOU KNOW WHO THEY ARE!
Perfect channel ! #subforgolf #alloverthegolf
The best player in history. 82 wins, 14 majors in a short career. Retired at 35. One 4 year stretch she won 45 times. Hogan thought the best swing he'd seen. So strange she is relatively unknown.
We need to turn up the volume on that for her; she deserves it big time!! 😀👍
The "X Factor" was the worst thing to ever happen in golf. Thank you for helping correct the record.
Let’s keep putting that fire out! 👍👍
Mickey Wright - as beautiful a swing as you'll see anywhere, male or female.
Aawwww shucks Dad, you can be embarrassing sometimes. Lol
Dads can do that! 😝
Sort her grip out please Shawn,it's way too strong.
Better to sort out your brain and get it tuned to delivering to a target mate! See Bubba, Brendan Steele, Webb Simpson, Fred Couples, and dozens more players on tour who play way better than you have this exact same grip.
MegaBroony .Broon Why on earth would she want to change anything about her swing when she drives the ball that far and accurately??!? Seriously?
She shapes 285 yard drives at will with that grip. What's to fix?
Nope Mega I would disagree. I feel the grip should be results oriented. True that grip is to strong for me and many others but is probably ideal for her. There are just to many factors involved to make that determination. When I take my grip and hold the club straight out in front of me the face is about 20 ° closed. I believe Savy's would be 45° closed based on my understanding. Nothing at all wrong with that . I could list several different things that would influence clubface rotation in the downswing. I can honestly say in no
way I would change anything in her swing. Just saying.