Low Point | Stack & Tilt | Golf Tips | Lesson 36
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- Опубліковано 24 вер 2024
- This video explains how the low point of the swing is controlled in the Stack and Tilt golf swing.
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Great lesson, thank you 👍🏼
Thanks for watching Jim
Great tip answered the question I had in my head about loosing height in the downswing ( as Trevino did) and not striking the ground first. Many thanks.
Very good explanation! Thanks for sharing, Nick.
Nice tip. But i have fat divot after ball.. why? Sorry for my english language 😁😁 ciao dall'.italia💪
Hey NickGreaty Stuff. I'm sure I release too early. Thanks
Thanks Dan, I hope the practice is going well?
So the right wrist will be unhinged fully as it was at setup at impact or no unhinging at all?
I generally like to see more of a bend of the right wrist at impact, depending on how it was set at address.
Can you discuss the tendency that better players have... i.e. Shifting the weight too far forward too fast so that the spine is tilted excessively right on the downswing?
Which players would you say do this on the PGA Tour?
I'm not saying Tour players do it. I'm a single digit player but I struggle with an excessively in-to-out path due to too much hip slide. I'm asking what the fix is.
Ok, the reason I asked is when you said better players I thought PGA Tour and couldn't think of any off the top of my head who have too much hip slide. Does your head move at all in the downswing? Have you had your swing path measured on trackman or flight scope?
I don't believe it's an issue with head movement. I try to focus on a stable shoulder center during the swing. I'm basically a self-taught S&T student and have never had a formal S&T lesson. But I'm based in New Jersey and plan to visit Steve Sieracki this spring.
That's good Steve is a great coach. Maybe check for head movement when you next video your swing, sounds like your early extending. Important to keep your inclination to the ground throughout the swing (head against the wall).