My Lesson With The CEO Of Golf Building A More Stable Swing
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- Опубліковано 2 бер 2024
- It was great having the CEO of Golf, Remec Carlson stop by for a golf lesson to work on building a more stable swing!
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You'll notice in this training, we focused in on a couple thoughts to better control the club face and how it can align with a more rotational pattern. While Remec already had a very nice action, he was a little hindered in how much he could increase swing speed, take the governor off, and freely turn without losing control (especially with a driver). This forced him to slow down to keep the ball in play so he could still shoot a score. With a more stable pattern, now he can work towards speeding things up while also maintaining control in order to reduce that push slicing driver. I hope you enjoy this lesson, and be sure to give Remec a follow here and on Instagram: @CEOofGolf .
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Thanks for having me out coach 👊
Always welcome pro!
Please show the on course video PLEASE 🙏🏼
Impressive, I could see the change from the start to end. Congrats!
I love working videos with skilled golfers from my favorite instructor.
Thanks so much for following along! Remec is a solid player...hope he can continue to work on a couple of these things so he can continue taking the governor up and get up to cruising 120 or so CHS on course. He's got it in him.
Best lesson I’ve seen. Helped to have a student who was good enough to quickly make the changes. Great stuff here.
Thanks for watching!
He's not afraid of exaggerated feels and this is why he will nail the changes. I know he will put that work in. Love seeing people work on their game
For sure, he's a student of the game!
Milo, I think this is the best live lesson I've seen you do! Thank you and see ya Tuesday!
Thank you! See you at the school 👊
Great lesson to watch. Milo Lines is so good at identifying swing tendencies but more importantly articulating the fix in a meaningful digestible way for the golfer. These vids are so helpful.
Thanks for watching and the kind remarks!
Loved this vid. This the exact problem I’ve been having hooky irons and block slice driver been driving me nuts saved this so I can always come back to it
Thanks for watching!
Hey Milo. I watched this video a few times and went to the range today concentrating on simply getting my chest through effortlessly. I could not believe how that improved the quality of my ball striking as well as a little more distance. Then I got tired (I'm 65) lol. Thank you so much for this video. You are meant to teach golf. My wife and I used to visit my father in law in Mesa before he passed away. Beautiful area. Keep teaching!
Thanks so much for watching Kurt and glad it worked out for you! If I can be of further help, please do visit my website at milolinesgolf.com.
Great tip instructions, keep it up and thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching Phil!
Thanks for posting this as this is what I have been trying to work one by myself.
Answers my questions.
Thanks for watching and if you ever need individual help, please do reach out or check out our online programs at milolinesgolf.com!
Fantastic footage.... Your content is some of my new fav youtube golf stuff 💯
Thanks Michael! If I can be of any further help, please do check out my online academy at milolinesgolf.com
Awesome!!!!!!! I'm tired just watching but looking forward to more!
Looking forward to working with you in person!
Phenomenal instruction Milo.
Thanks so much!
This is great. So clear and easy to follow. Milo you are the best. I'll try it on range today.
Thanks so much for following along!
loved this! both aa iron and a driver fixed...amazing!
Thanks so much for watching and glad you enjoyed it!
Well done, Milo. Great diagnosis and fix. Impressive! 👍
Thanks Kevin!
This was great to see you instruct! Also, the initial difficulty with the driver was so relatable. That is 100% me! So it was good to see what you recommended to get things working a little better. I can be smoking the irons but low bunty hooks with no spin with driver.
Thanks for watching Chris! Certainly the first few drives were him figuring out the new face alignment, plus his driver wasn't spinning enough.
Great footage. I’m a fan of your videos. I would love to see the hand path after contact is made with the ball. It seems to me if I were to have the hand path go to left and low the club head will stay wide open. Again thanks for the video. Thoughts?
I’ve been really struggling with my ability to hit the ball with any confidence as of late. I have stumbled upon some of your videos and tried to incorporate the dropping down and around with not much success. Watching this video has created the proverbial “light bulb” moment. Attempting the drill without the left wrist staying pronated spells disastrous. On behalf of me and I’m sure many others, thank you so much for this eye opening video.
Thanks for watching! As always, it's hard for me to give the best feedback on here without seeing people's swings. Simply trying to incorporate a feel on here can be tough, but with one-on-one help I can offer better advice on your best matchups. If I can help any further, do reach out or check out my online academy at milolinesgolf.com.
Ive found that with a slower speed than im capable of i drive the ball further with this method through impact - im a player of the 90's of quiet hips and shoulder turn, i never felt in control of the club face!
Thanks for this video!!! I am doing the same thing this gentleman was doing. Time for a lot of practice!! Thanks coach!!!
You bet, thanks for watching!
@ceoofgolf what was your driver loft when you started vs when you finished the lesson. Thanks
This is so good. Thanks for sending the link. I still think my best bet is an in-person lesson. I was so close... Eagle Mountain a couple weeks ago, but you were in San Diego. We'll keep piecing it together one FaceTime lesson at a time
Any time! milolinesgolf.com
It's a very useful lesson but not easy , thanks ! bro..
Making change is rarely easy.
Great video 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
good drill Milo
Thanks for watching!
I tried doing this before, but just couldn’t make it click until today. The driver is still going to take a little bit of figuring out, but the irons are super salty! Thank you so much and hoping to make it out to Arizona someday for a lesson. Keep it coming! Thank you.
Thanks for watching and would love to have you out! milolinesgolf.com
Hi Milo, towards the end of the video you mentioned to throw the driver around, is that applicable to the irons as well? Best Regards, Joe
Possibly depending on the shot you’re intending to hit.
Hey Milo first time commenting, I’ve enjoy your videos for a long time, I’ve wanting to ask a question, do you teach only rotation of the body with no active hand action. (throwing) something I saw in this video, I’m 62 and my rotation I don’t think is vert fast but I average 100 mph swing speed but I throw the club around the corner along with my body rotation, can I get any faster? 8 handicap.
I do not teach a handless, armless golf swing haha. Many of my videos in fact talk about using the hands and wrists, but it's different than maybe some. Training the hands and wrists is very important and helps in accompanying the pivot. I work with golfers of all levels and find the best matchups for them and find good movement in almost all folks. Have you looked into coming to see me or joining my online academy? milolinesgolf.com
Is the club face closed the whole time??
Would the pro sender be a good aid to use for this Milo
Could be, yes. But in our testing it wasn't our favorite as both Henry and I go past it and the material and mold wasn't aligned great for us. The premise is good though.
@@MiloLinesGolf I agree Milo I found it good for irons but ruined my driver swing 🤷♂️
question: What sort of rangeballs do you use? Because you indicating spin =2200. Do rangeballs not spin more?
These are Pro V1x balls
Did you have him hit fades with driver because of the knuckle balls he was hitting with the new changes? Or because its just a more natural shot shape with driver overall? Just curious.
Swing looks great and he is really good at taking instruction so that must be nice. Haha.
He likes a little fade, plus I find with modern equipment it's the easiest shot to consistently hit with today's drivers. Remec has a solid move and has been around the block for sure!
Are you saying to hold wrist angles and let the turn square it up because the wrists will unload anyway?
More or less, I feel the release as more so a byproduct.
Question how many knuckles Of the left hand, do you recommend seeing?
Depends on the player, but here is a good video on my grip preferences: ua-cam.com/video/FkxERRoW59o/v-deo.html
You also mentioned during your lesson the feel you have in your right hand what did you mean by that comment
Keeping the face stable and also creating optimal loft through wrist conditions.
Having the face too closed on the way down seems like it can be tough to recover from as well though. It would be nice to hear how that can be ok. It was mentioned that you can “release it totally different” I believe. But I don’t see how. I think you’d just have to rotate even more open. Which there are limits to how much flexibility that may involve right?
We aren't training to get the face too closed, we are training it to get more square because it was open before.
Is the wrist flex the key
In his case needing some more flexion in that lead wrist with his grip will help the face and impact conditions in my opinion, yes.
If someone did that drill a few times a week instead of playing golf for a year… handicaps would drop immediately
Nice video
Thanks for watching!
Seems like his takeaway is a little disconnected ? Kinda lifts with his arms a bit instead of engaging the core ? Better as he progressed. Milo ?
Enjoy seeing the progression!
He's been working a bit more on standing the club up in the takeaway, we discussed this a bit during the lesson as well.
@@MiloLinesGolf- thanks, do remember him saying that in the beginning.
Good eye 👍 I agree
Great video but I don’t understand why didn’t you just strengthen his left hand grip? Moving the grip stronger a half knuckle or knuckle isn’t that big of a change, right?
He's already a good player and has had that grip for a long time. If he can accommodate that grip with the matchups we discussed in the video he'll be well on his way, but he certainly could move it a bit stronger at some point if he feels the need.
Keep up the great work! Cheers!!!
Thanks for following along!
Students don't like it when you mess with their hands or feet. They use their hands and feet to feel. Even a small change in those two areas (feel) is difficult for the student to wrap their head around. I agree with Milo in general favor a strong grip. However, ultimately the student must discover for themselves where their left hand should be placed on the club. Henry Picard and Hogan were close friends. As we all know, Hogan was struggling with a hook early in his career. Pic suggested Ben go to a weaker left hand position on the club to offset the amount of counterclockwise rotation of the club face Hogan generated on his DS. Pic believed where the left hand should be placed on the club is going to be different for each student based on how much counterclockwise rotation of the club face they produced on the downswing.
I did not like your shorts videos that only showed exaggerated moves. Now the full video makes sense. Personally the high to low to high is great for tee shots but I don’t use it on irons as I just club up. That move on the tight lies and me don’t get along well. Sitting up is fine. Noce video.
Thanks for watching. It's difficult with Shorts to show the whole picture.
Interesting watching a lesson where an incremental change is made. Remec does a lot right (like I would know) but this small out of position moment created so many problems.
Little things can bring about big change for sure, thanks for watching!
Face first!
Never a bad place to start.
Is this guy 6'8" or is the coach 5 ft tall? 🤔
He’s 6’3 ish and coach I’m 5’9
Ops sorry, I meant very not vert 😂
Why do you set up entirely differently from what you intend to do? Is there a reason for it? Seems like highly unnecessary complication to me
I'm not sure I follow your comment here. Can you please elaborate.
His irons feels so short.
Like as in the distance they are going, or length of the club relative to his big frame?
@@MiloLinesGolf length.
I get the best results feeling like after a squat I keep my hands in front of my belt buckle 🫤 is that kind of right 🤔 🙏 great stuff btw 👏