Dr. KWON GOLF ROADMAP to SUCCESS. SESSION: BE BETTER GOLF
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I have played for awhile using Manuel de la Torre concepts and it's amazing how much Dr Kwon's teachings are the same but more in-depth.
Poor Dr Kwon
Not doubting the improvement, but I feel it would be transparent to see you take this to the course and lets so how you score. Lots of video of just range sessions but no proof the training is actually working in a real course setting. Even the range sessions have no shot tracr and no data showing ball speed, distance, etc..
Good point Ben. I’ll get out there.
Do you have any idea any players on tours or elite amateurs that adopt dr. kwon's technique,
since I see his video for some times already?
That’s my problem too! Hit it great on driving range and putting green, but under game time pressure…doesn’t always turn out the same!
The “towel wringing” thing in Hogan’s Five lessons which is counter rotation of the two arms inward as they straighten after gripping the club in the air starting with elbows down / palms up as he also suggested creates a grip which but a lobster-like hold on club with both hands while leaving the other fingers relaxed enough to freely move the club up and down with radial / ulnar deviation, the “waggle” he did in his pre-shot routine to make sure he had that freedom of movement to let the club force automatically pull hands into ulnar deviation in a wide outside hands takeaway.
It is allowing the club force to pull both hands into ulnar deviation, overcomes the leverage of the extended trailing wrist, which allows the momentum acting on the toe of the club which is pointing up and forward at that point, to turn the hands over, cock the wrists and whip the club up around the momentum-pulled straight lead lever arm.
The underlying goal in that Hogan style takeaway is two-fold. The obvious one when you master it is feeling the force of the club whipping up pull arm tighter across chest which “levers” the shoulder the remaining 45° past the back foot restrained hips to the top of the backswing. The less obvious part is that it is the action of the accelerating club mass whipping up around the hands pinning lead lever arm to chest which allow it to fire off the chest like the lever arm of a catapult in the downswing as the shoulders come back to parallel with swing line when hips “hit the wall” in the downswing, which then whips the club head around the hands again like that other medieval weapon the Trebuchet.
The amazing thing I discovered actually finding the “secret in the dirt” as Hogan suggested is that getting the club to the top and down again consistently happens automatically, but only if the club is gripped in the air and lowered with light enough pressure in the fingers to freely waggle it up and down which is the the key to the wrist cock action.
That counter rotation of the forearms created by gripping in the air with elbows on chest bent 90° loads both arms when the club is lowered and arms straighten to address the ball with twisting torque not obtained if grounding and gripping. It is the “towel wringing” counter-torque between the forearms which very consistently forces the trail wrist into maxed out extension which forces the elbow to fold downward and tuck into the body like Hogan’s did.
That counter torque between the arms, if established at address, will make the automatic reconnection of trail elbow with body leading the hands like Hogan automatic. That’s what is missing in your swing in this video.
Interesting detailed comment. Nice feeling to have the club launch like a Trebuchet. Dr Kwan’s philosophy is a bit hard to get a handle on. He doesn’t teach a specific feel but relies on innate abilities to establish a flow. He also has a very practiced eye that can eliminate common faults early. Very encouraging.
Don't try too add strength to your swing. The swing is all about flow and rhythm. You try to add force to it you destroy the flow.
Wish I could see Dr. Kwon teaching irons, that we swing much more often than the driver…
It’s the exact same motion setup is really the only difference
Dr Kwon is the best thing to happen for handicap golfers. He has embodied what Ernest Jones was teaching and became famous for in America from the 1920's onwards. The best thing any golfer can do when having problems is to practice ' Swinging the Clubhead !
the person to the right was really making me nervous... just move over buddy!
Good improvement. It seems like you go from the “flow” of stage 3 to a stagnant setup for your swing vs a little waggle and go like Drew does. Keep some movement and go with flow.
That recentering move seems to be the key to maintaining the flow of continuous motion, especially, during the transition. You almost cannot move to the lead side soon enough. The Shurn!
I’d like to see dr kwon swing instruction with someone with an iron. I can only find videos of these drills with a teed up driver. I’m guessing it all still applies, but it’d be good to see with some shorter clubs and different angle of attack etc.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for creating such great content
Your welcome I'll send my invoice out to you
WHAT driving range is this? Looks familiar. In San Diego?
@@billygraham5589 the Grand
I have been following your channel in UA-cam for some time now and have also subscribed to it. I have a question for Dr. Kwon, if I may. With stage 3 as your pre swing routine (I really like this), is there anything that the wrist should do? Should I cupped it, or should I do anything at all? Thank you.
I always thought Brandon back swing was too much arm driven Even after the lessons with Dr kwon. This lesson can really be the last puzzle for him. Thank you for the videos
*8:17** Imprint bad right elbow pit...**9:26** Imprint good right elbow...Here in Whittier ; )*
I don't know if you reacted to my takeaway comments on one of the other recent videos. This looks like a step in the right direction. Your last swing had a better top of the backswing position than in some of the earlier videos that I have seen and there was some improvment in the takeaway. Even with an improved top of the swing position, you are fighting early lead wrist flexion and the club inside the hands on the backswing which gets you a little flat, a little across the line, and a little closed and then you fight it in the downswing which slows down your release. if you are going to have a fast takeaway you must continue to drive your arms and hands with the core body motion even beyond one third to halfway to the top. Right now your hands and arms are still trying to sling the club back from that point somewhat independantly of core body motion to gain elastic rebound energy on the downswing but this introduces slight delays and sequencing issues. Let the arms "ride" to the top more as the core impetus allows them to gain momentum and speed up. This will help you KEEP THE CLUB OUTSIDE YOUR HANDS in the early-mid takeaway. The slinging (rebound) energy will happen by itself as you change direction with the core and weight shift. However, this way the club will be on a much better line automatically and in a more neutral position and the energy will flow freely through the ball. Cheers.
GREAT stuff. Go forward and then back is so powerful. Lets you throw it to the top instead of placing it. Nice.
I've been following you since the beginning, this is the best I've seen your swing look. Even with your old disconnected inside swing you were a decent ball striker, however I remember your chipping was pretty bad. I'm curious can you chip better now? Would love to see a course vlog.
If your body is controlling the backswing, your arms will not go inside. Only way that happens is if you are controlling the backswing with your hands and arms.
Dr Kwon not happy with your progress he isnt himself on this day I sense disappointment..JK haha
Thanks for a great video. Have you discussed pitch shots or 50% swings with Dr. Kwon?
Good work! We have the same issues and the same body frame. I still catch myself swinging too inside and deep at the top. I'm thinking that's an extra power source, but its not. Your hands are still a bit too deep. Try over doing the hands in front of the sternum, just try it then go down and around. you'll be surprised. More power, much more.
What do you mean left shoulder guide the left arm? Thank you
Just wonderful insights to a modern, efficient golf swing. Thanks ! My question is around drills/feels to impart a proper re-centering motion. My 2 step drill practice has a tentative reach out step (I feel) with the left foot ("like walking on ice") so my pressure is slow to get to that side. Dr. Kwon mentioned previously that the left stepping motion is in practice more of a re-centering move. Can you spend more time on this important topic which I sense leads to both an improved continuous and asynchronous motion.
You should be falling into the step with your body weight. Not reaching out with you foot
@@3spressoShot thanks ; just having trouble with that "falling" motion vs stepping motion which the drill seems to promote . Please share any feels that you've experienced that might help out ! thanks
I'm really impressed that you get back to your spot like that - it's harder than it looks in my experience.
I'm also trying to eliminate that horrid flip inside on the takeaway, so I found the video very useful.
Interesting to compare results of this method and an other approach in which there is a real slow backswing and total other grip and hip rotation. See for instance Shawn
See Shawn Clement here in youtube. Seems total different approach
Keep moving in tbe pre shot routine B. You tend to stop moving shortly before swing. Avoid freezing.
When we are not moving we lose our center of gravity. Then any subsequent motion is not going to be fluid.
Kwon is really helping you.
It is so scary. Hard to give up that fake sense of control.
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I get it. It is "false" to.
I'll tell you a little mental trick: Think of it like you are hitting a moving ball. Like a pitched baseball.
Are you frozen still while waiting for the fast ball? Nope.
Cause you gotta know where your center is, where your balance is, to react fast enough.
There's no time to start moving to find your center and then react. Like a martial art you know.
Same in golf. You don't have time to find your center in the backswing.
And if you start without having your center things go off track right away. The orbit is what it's gonna be, but the planet's forces are gonna determine the orbit. Our center that is.
The actual reality is you are hitting a moving ball because our motion will never be perfectly identical, within the square half inch of the sweet spot tolerance range anyway.
So our amazing body is putting the sweet spot on the ball from all sorts of variations. So we really are hitting a moving ball. Relatively anyway.
You're getting really close B. I see it coming.
That’s interesting. Tell me where I can find more on COG and movement. I have a balance issue and work on my COG daily. Thanks.
Too me the fix for B is obvious. He still gets it inside and lifts. Has nothing to do with his arms either. They are the result. Watch Drew / Monte or any accomplished golfer at the top and compare. B s shoulders are almost level to the ground . Also, Level going back ,thus the inside move then he reroutes his shoulder plane down that’s why he has that trademark move at the top. Some call it a hitch.
. Needs to deepen his left shoulder going back. He’s so in on speed he’s just throwing it back with a level turn. You can swing fast with level maybe even faster but the contact is not good.
Hard to change , How many times has a friend say I’m doing this now, but it’s the exact same swing. Our DNA is not easy to overcome past 10_12 yrs old.
Hi is this swing with your iron as well as driver 👍
Yes. The body motion is the same no matter what club. Ball position and maybe set up changes but you still need to shift weight.
Oh wow. I completely misunderstood this continuous motion example. I was applying force exactly like you describrd before. Can't wait to give that a go. Did Dr. Kwon describe when/how to squat? In your first lesson during the horizontal swing, he says to squat on the right leg but in the last video with cooper he says to flex the left knee. Any insight on this?
The squat is to make you push so you can start to weight shift to the opposite side.
So in other words squat push back leg on the backswing which initiates the “fall” to the front leg which you fall into it with a bent knee so then you can push off of it to initiate the down swing
@@3spressoShot This makes sense a lot of sense. I was conflicted with either "falling" into a bent left knee or adding more flexion on the right knee at the end of the BS. Dr Kwon does what you're saying at around the 11:30 mark
This looks amazing, but is going to be tough for me. I'm someone who likes to take a little pause at the top of my backswing, which gives me better balance when I start the downswing. What advice would Dr Kwon have for those of us who have adapted this type of swing?
In other videos, Dr. Kwon (not Dr. Kwan) emphasized a "mature transition," which is, as I interpret, a little puase at the top of the backswing. Be aware that the mature transition is a part of the continous/connected flow, which is overlapping between the backswing and the downswing.
You don’t want to think of the backswing ending and the downswing starting. It’s supposed to be one, fluid, body-driven movement. That’s the point of Dr. Kwon’s teachings.
As your club is approaching the top of the backswing, you should already be shifting your weight back towards lead leg. Continuous motion. Step - turn - step - turn sequence
If the ball goes to right you are swinging with your arms. "LET YOUR ARMS FALL AND FEEL THE FREEDOM"....
Looks like you are standing too close to the ball, arms are too bent at address. Standing further with straighter left arm may assist with that first over the top move at the start of the downswing. That right shoulder still popping right at the top. You should 'feel' arms coming straight down first to try combat it.
thank you, thank you for the video. The updates really help.
My distance of 8 iron and accuracy has both increased.
Still trying to put my head around regarding the backswing speed, that,s the biggest change feels so fast.
My mistake is a pull now. And the club finish is more horizontal behind my back rather than vertical. I can but Vertical does not happen naturally. Trying to figure out why?
Heave the club not lift it... I think this is what I hear him say. Also this is the first time I saw. him show the front route where you start with the club up in front of you, fall to left side drop and turn...
This is all about Rhythm --- not jerking in one direction and another --- SMOOTH.
you seriously tripped me out around 4:50. Didn't hear the "disclaimer" moments before
Hello Brandon.
Don t you think you should keep your eyes on the ball a little bit longer to keep your shoulders more closed at impact.
I mean look the with left eye on the top of back swing,like mister Nicklaus.
Just a idea.
Thank for the videos.
You aren't shifting your center of mass as well as you were during the first lesson. Your moment is smaller and therefore your torque is lower.
Just retired from the Navy, 14 handicap, how can I get a session with the Doctor?
I've been searching for answer about opening hips at impact and how much to open, but with Dr Kwon's method, the hips just open to target nicely and smooth at impact !
That last shot he did what he is trying to avoid thus the bad shot. Seems he tried to use the arms. Keep working hard Brandon, what a wonderful game golf is
I am starting to use continuous motion in my golf swing. Before I would pause my hands a little bit on the top of the backswing, then lag my hands on the downswing. The results were either over-the-top move near impact where I would pull the shot way to the left by releasing my hands, or holding my release and hitting way off the toe and starting the shot way to the right. Now I am emulating a tennis player hitting a forehand by shifting my lower body to the left well before my hands are at the top of my backswing.
Terimakasih DR.Kwon sangat bermanfaat thank
i really want to see dr kwons golf swing that must be smoooooth af
Dr Kwan is awesome
Wonderful work Amigo! Very impressive.
There is a huge difference in knowing how to swing correctly and actually doing it.
Why didn't you play 9 holes so that we could see your scoring improvement ?
Score improvement relies on much more than only a swing , doesn’t it ?
Dr Kwon (my spirit animal) with a target position at the top of the swing makes it so simple to explain the optimal motion.
Wouldn’t a forward press to a certain degree be helpful? Seems to me it would get you to where you want to be.
soft right elbow in setup seems to really be sticking?
I'm kinda confused how your still having issues with an inside takeaway? You've worked with all these coaches that have shown you your arms and hands do almost nothing in the backswing yet you still over use them. I mean just go back to the drill Dana gave you of throwing the club behind you down the target line and that feeling itself should take away your issues. Anyways flow is looking better good luck on figuring this one out
he seems to have bad social skills and tends to interrupt the pros the second something pops into his head. Almost like he’s not even listening and lost in his own train of thought.
Anyway I read someone say they think he might be slightly in the spectrum. And I think I agree.
Guys-thanks so much for sharing all this information.
I am certainly no expert-and probably shouldn’t be opining here-but here goes.
With your driver you appear to be standing too close to the ball. You are also swinging left-more out to in rather than simply down around and up-when you hit these less than ideal shots-possibly because you are crowding the ball.
It may be the camera angle but it looks to be confirmed by how close your elbows are into your body and how erect you are standing-although you are tall and I guess Freddie Couples also stands fairly erect to the ball and he seems to do just fine with that setup!!! :-)
Dr Kwon talked about this issue in one of his reprogramming sessions with a student on UA-cam mentioning that there are two pendulums in the swing-the arms with hands at the bottom appear to move more vertically moving more up/down Ferris wheel like-while the angle the wrists and hands make with the club allow the shaft to act as an angled pendulum transferring energy down and out towards the ball-a little more merry go round like.
He then had the student hang his arms down more-which increased (or decreased actually I guess) the shaft/forearm angle causing the shaft angle to shallow while the arm pendulum piece moved back and through on a move vertical plane. He also had the student step back a little and bend more from the waist to help get into the suggested position. He then added more wrist cock at the top. These changes appear to have also facilitated more cup in his left wrist at the top.
I am not sure this approach is one size fits all-and of course I could be totally missing the real message on the vertical arm pendulum axis-but I am trying very hard to put all this information into some meaningful order for myself and thought I would take a chance and drop these comments out in public.
Thanks again to both of you for all the effort put into trying to get this information out there and help people improve!!! Much appreciated!!! David
I guess Japanese masters winner got it wrong🤭
Awesome thank you for sharing! Love it
Why the mat
Can u do on course vlogs like u used to?
Tremendous improvement in my golf swing. Can I use the orange whip for practice with Dr. Kwan’s style
Paul, Dr.Kwon has mentioned before he doesn’t use them in his drills. I believe he said the weight was too heavy(heavier than a club) and will throw off your sequencing.
Literally just use a club. It will help you with the timing of the thing your actually using.
Hi Brendon I have followed you for years now and am thrilled you seem to be following Dr Kwon’s drills OK, but I am seeing you still have no idea how to start your swing with your club head behind your ball.
Do you?
That OK because Dr Kwon even admits that all his students don’t get it either. So only one visit to him is simply not enough
So In my unfinished to be published booklet entitled “ The 1&1/2 second drill for a lifetime of perfect Golf” I submit to you and Dr Kwon that the only possible way for any golfer to swing any of their clubs consistently, precisely and accurately is by deliberately focusing on the pendulum motion action of the golfer’s lead knee throughout the entirety of the golfer swing.
In my booklet I will precisely speak on why and how this works in an easy to understand non technical manner.
So the simplicity of which I speak is as the golfer takes aim of their target with the dorsal back if their lead hand pointing to the area they wish to land their ball; and the club head is placed perpendicular to the ball; the golfer then needs to allow their lead knee to relax pointing outward with the golfer initially favoring slightly more weight of the body on their lead side to start their swing
The golfer then start their swing specifically by having their lead knee moving inward followed by their lead knee moving outward creating a pendulum TICK TORRK movement of their their lead knee as the rest of their body is working solely under the direction of the timing and tempo of the golfer’s lead knee.
I truly believe that GRF research that Dr Kwon’s is involved in will support my Thesis Of The Golf Swing that no one else has ever directly taught before as it keeps the golfer swing circle center in total balance without the need for the golfer to suddenly feel or be taught somehow to try and hold back their downswing with their lead shoulder and then quickly shift their weight on their lead leg as they transition into the golf downswing
What I am now revealing to you is copy righted material; however if you find what I told you was helpful to you and would love to use it freely in your own program; you have my permission to do so freely; but I request you mention my name that you heard it first from me.
I have given you the focal part of My Thesis Of thé Golf Swing and sincerely hope you love it and your share it with Dr Kwon as i am certain his continued research will back me up. Sincerely. Thomas Fraser
Great stuff...keep it up.
stage 3 looks great B!
I would like to see you practice iron with the good Doctor.
Brendon, is there any way for you or Dr. Kwon to do a video showing All of Dr. Kwon’s Stages in order and the drills that are used to accomplish the stages, and what checkpoints to look for before going on to the next Stage in the process? This would be EXTREMELY helpful as getting all of this information together in one spot, In Order, is very elusive! Thanks 🙏!!
there is a video like that already in Brendon's challenge
The Dr. Kwon stuff doesn't do much for me. The recent Lee Deitrich video was more helpful. It also rhymes with one that is really huge for me, the barefoot Japanese guy from Kinematic golf: DS= pointing and twisting. Padraig Harrington's recent one about the proper hip turn (internal rotation of right leg!) was similarly huge for my BS.
Brandon might want to look at that one and/or Pozar's BS if he wants to tighten his (H1 no lower body move, H2 lb, ub and arms in synch to top).
This looks like the range where the second set of Stack & Tilt instructional CDs were recorded.
Regarding the continues flow: How do you explain the freeze at the top of the swing from Hideki Matsuyama?
Also Cameron Young!
Thete was an article about hos swing in GD recently. His key power move is the slide towards the target after that pause, according to this article.
How do you explain it ? What do you mean it’s simply less efficient and has learned to find at a high level that way. Many pros have different compensations.
@@3spressoShot in other words, you can stop at the top or you can have continues flow or any one of a million other ways to swing. There is no secret other than to live golf 24 hours a day and that is no guarantee ether.
Kwon is the anti-Hideki.
Hidecki went to Kwon
I think Brandon could improve his swing by stopping at the top similar to Cameron Young. A least try to be more solid and efficient at the top of his swing. He has a strange motion at the top that I can’t figure out. Does anyone else see it and explain what he is doing?
You r not wrong
It’s because he leans his head to the left on the backswing.
Why would u purposely
Stop. Would you do that to throw a ball? Throw anything far?
Makes no sense
Because he is lifting his arms in the backswing and pulling in the downswing. He loses the club head weight/position just before and during transition, as he lifts. This also keeps him from having a continuous motion. I catch myself helping the club with my arms too.
Gents, couldn't you ask the golfer hitting balls next to you to move over? Very distracting and dangerous.
Hi can u give me Dr Kwon email ID