Definitely just a clickbait title. Everything you said was perfect. Like you said he just needs to feel like he’s rolling that wrist over at impact. Going to be a weird feel at first but once you flush a few he will see what you’re saying. Anytime you change the swing it takes time.
Josh has/had a lot of the same swing issues I’ve had with my driver. I tried everything to get the face closed through impact. What helped me was actually slightly weakening my left hand on the grip, and focus on staying balanced on the inside of my back foot. This way, as you swing you have a better feeling of transferring the weight through the swing with your release.
Grant seems to be very knowledgeable about golf; sub added for him as well! We continue to look forward to the great content you are producing, keep up the great work!
I've played golf for a while but I've only recently in the last year really learned how to hit a draw. It's so foreign to a fade/slice I had been hitting I have implemented some of the stuff Grant has showed in the past to get me closer to a straight ball with tiny fade with considerable more distance cause it's not spinning at 9k rpm. So thank you Grant and my boy Ronnie I play with on the weekends. Props to Josh for picking it up this quickly for real.
I had my second lesson with a pga pro and I feel like we had the exact lesson as you and grant. Changed grip and focused on closing the face in the same way as you. This was really interesting to watch. Hope it helps.
I see that when you grip the club your fingers are touching your palm. Some instructors don’t realize that longer fingers have trouble keeping a stable grip on even standard jumbo grips. I had to move to JumboMax XL grips to gain control and not have the club spin in my hands. When I invest in a final’ish set of clubs I’ll get them fitted and the new ultra light grips. I got the Tour Max.
Had to do the same but with midsized. Tried to play standard mcc+4 and fit my right hand well, but I had to almost squeeze with my left to have a decent grip. Just switched out to regular multicompound grips in midsized and the improvement is dramatic
I feel like right at 5:20 can be a huge eureka moment for so many golfers, you need to find and practice that niche feeling of turning your left hand down and compressing the ball more. This feeling in the wrist solved everything for me, now I struggle with a hook!
It’s also important to note that wrist angles and forearm rotation at impact, is very dependant on your grip. For example, my grip is quite strong, which means at impact with a square face, my wrist angle is quite flat, with almost no flexion, and my forearm has very little supination. Simply put, rather than my wrist being bowed and turned towards the ground, its fairly flat and pointed more towards the target.
I had to weaken my left hand a little to get the right release through impact. Once I figured it out, the driver has become my best club in the bag(along with a fitted shaft). Everyone’s anatomy is so different that little tweaks like so can have big results. If only I could have a similar breakthrough with my woods
1:26 i totally understand and agree with what Grant says here. I’m almost 15 and have had bad posture my whole life and because of it i’m constantly swinging with back pain. i use a tens unit weekly but it still kind of bites at me on some shots.
My left shoulder pops, too! Not every shot, but roughly half the time it will pop at the very back of my backswing. I've essentially quit playing because of it.
Amazing, I just played 18 today, and I had the exact same issue, my swing was good for everything except, i was slightly pushing everything right. I think that turn down move will be money for me too.
Any time you grip it takes for ever to change. I use a cut down club and grip it any time your sitting around your house and eventually it becomes second nature
The more you slide and rotate, which both is good (slide first, don't leave upper body behind), the more important a stronger grip becomes. If you understand the sequence, it's actually pretty easy. Not that you're a pro from that on, but it's much easier. work on different issues from then on, like strenght, dialing in 3/4 swings. And then, of course, short game and putting. And to all that try to drag the handle through impact in order to achieve shaft-lean: wrong picture. Get your body ahead and you will be able to go full release without that idea.
All seriousness- it isn’t going to be easy. But he’s 10000% right on the grip. I had the same problem (identical glove mark lol) for 20 years. Was a solid player but never got great, and the grip was the reason. Changing it was incredibly difficult lol
I don't think Grant gave you any bad advice. Overall great positions in the golf swing. Your left wrist is a little cupped at the top of the swing with driver, this causes a more open face. Also, Grant had you drop your right foot back, but the shoulders and hips still looked open to me. Maybe the camera angle though. I'd say work on set up, face control through impact. Seems like path isn't a real issue. You get those two thing right and you will either hit a draw or baby fade depending on path. Good Luck.
what happened your knee? I had knee surgery to remove a ganglion cyst in between my ACL/PCL, ever since if I play too much golf my knee swells up and gets painful, maybe I've some residual tendonitis in there, I even tried swapping to left handed golf, which was going well until a couple weeks ago, started getting the left knee pain again :(
These are super basic/fundamentals of the golf swing. I was taught the exact same thing at the David Ledbetter academy (spelled his last name wrong), but was very well known around the country and played my best golf afterwards. The bowed wrist feel is not always a sustainable swing thought over time. Get more videos of your swing from the side abgle to see your turn and the timing to hone in on why club is open at impact.
The worst thing to do is change someone's grip! We grip the club to whays natural and comfortable to us automatically. Obviously Grant is very knowledgeable and you can change many things but not the grip!
Curious to the title of the video seems deceiving also I feel like your right hand is a little weak which will make it hard to get that club squared up .. stretched that right hand a little and see if that helps
honestly speaking, don't think your slice can be cured that easily. you have long way after this finding your dricer swing. what Grant told you is hand manipulation, that you can easily do wrong and cause more problems on the course. set up is the key. find your setup.
Fire those hips get your weight on the left side sooner. Swing looks great but l see you gaining 30 yard's by using your lower body. Watch Mike Austin.
I’m so sorry josh
Definitely just a clickbait title. Everything you said was perfect. Like you said he just needs to feel like he’s rolling that wrist over at impact. Going to be a weird feel at first but once you flush a few he will see what you’re saying. Anytime you change the swing it takes time.
Lol, no josh. You ruined your golf swing, during changes a guy obviously hits some bad shots, the good will come. Patients = good golf.
Way to go bro
The slice I have I don't believe it is fixable
grant is a heck of a teacher. props to him and his father for bestowing all his methods on to grant to become an incredible instructor
He's the man
Josh has/had a lot of the same swing issues I’ve had with my driver. I tried everything to get the face closed through impact. What helped me was actually slightly weakening my left hand on the grip, and focus on staying balanced on the inside of my back foot. This way, as you swing you have a better feeling of transferring the weight through the swing with your release.
Great stuff jay! This will definitely help
Do you feel like you're rolling the wrists at impact or do you just let it go?
Great to see the collab with Grant! Hopefully good things to come for you!
Grant seems to be very knowledgeable about golf; sub added for him as well! We continue to look forward to the great content you are producing, keep up the great work!
Appreciate it my man!
I've played golf for a while but I've only recently in the last year really learned how to hit a draw. It's so foreign to a fade/slice I had been hitting I have implemented some of the stuff Grant has showed in the past to get me closer to a straight ball with tiny fade with considerable more distance cause it's not spinning at 9k rpm. So thank you Grant and my boy Ronnie I play with on the weekends. Props to Josh for picking it up this quickly for real.
Grant: "swing is great"
Also Grant: (proceeds to change grip, stance, path, and wrists through impact)😂😂😂
I had my second lesson with a pga pro and I feel like we had the exact lesson as you and grant. Changed grip and focused on closing the face in the same way as you. This was really interesting to watch. Hope it helps.
Love to hear it! Crazy how much changing your grip can impact the entire swing
Great teacher Grant. And Josh…love your tempo esp driver 🎉🎉
I see that when you grip the club your fingers are touching your palm. Some instructors don’t realize that longer fingers have trouble keeping a stable grip on even standard jumbo grips. I had to move to JumboMax XL grips to gain control and not have the club spin in my hands. When I invest in a final’ish set of clubs I’ll get them fitted and the new ultra light grips. I got the Tour Max.
Had to do the same but with midsized. Tried to play standard mcc+4 and fit my right hand well, but I had to almost squeeze with my left to have a decent grip. Just switched out to regular multicompound grips in midsized and the improvement is dramatic
I feel like right at 5:20 can be a huge eureka moment for so many golfers, you need to find and practice that niche feeling of turning your left hand down and compressing the ball more. This feeling in the wrist solved everything for me, now I struggle with a hook!
Definitely something I hadn’t thought about before. Game changing swing thought for sure!
I struggle with the same thing. Great lesson from Grant.
It’s also important to note that wrist angles and forearm rotation at impact, is very dependant on your grip. For example, my grip is quite strong, which means at impact with a square face, my wrist angle is quite flat, with almost no flexion, and my forearm has very little supination. Simply put, rather than my wrist being bowed and turned towards the ground, its fairly flat and pointed more towards the target.
I had to weaken my left hand a little to get the right release through impact. Once I figured it out, the driver has become my best club in the bag(along with a fitted shaft).
Everyone’s anatomy is so different that little tweaks like so can have big results. If only I could have a similar breakthrough with my woods
Crazy how much your grip can mess with the rest of your swing. This is great stuff!
1:26
i totally understand and agree with what Grant says here. I’m almost 15 and have had bad posture my whole life and because of it i’m constantly swinging with back pain. i use a tens unit weekly but it still kind of bites at me on some shots.
Nothing worse
yep
Sooooo great that we're seeing y'all do a video! Lets GOOOOOOOO
I want a lesson from Garret I believe he will be able to fix my swing. Love the way he teaches.
My left shoulder pops, too! Not every shot, but roughly half the time it will pop at the very back of my backswing. I've essentially quit playing because of it.
Amazing, I just played 18 today, and I had the exact same issue, my swing was good for everything except, i was slightly pushing everything right. I think that turn down move will be money for me too.
One hundo P
Any time you grip it takes for ever to change. I use a cut down club and grip it any time your sitting around your house and eventually it becomes second nature
The more you slide and rotate, which both is good (slide first, don't leave upper body behind), the more important a stronger grip becomes. If you understand the sequence, it's actually pretty easy. Not that you're a pro from that on, but it's much easier. work on different issues from then on, like strenght, dialing in 3/4 swings. And then, of course, short game and putting.
And to all that try to drag the handle through impact in order to achieve shaft-lean: wrong picture. Get your body ahead and you will be able to go full release without that idea.
I can hear him on the inside owww my kneeee!!!!! Way to power through for Grant!!!
Grant is a class act!
All seriousness- it isn’t going to be easy. But he’s 10000% right on the grip. I had the same problem (identical glove mark lol) for 20 years. Was a solid player but never got great, and the grip was the reason. Changing it was incredibly difficult lol
Definitely going to take some work but should help in the long run. My guy Grant knows his stuff
Crazy thing is. That's Morikowas grip.
@@Whole.truth.fitnessikr. The more you watch the pros the more confused you get.
@@method341 personally I use all three grips.
@@method341 personally I use all three grips.
I don't think Grant gave you any bad advice. Overall great positions in the golf swing. Your left wrist is a little cupped at the top of the swing with driver, this causes a more open face. Also, Grant had you drop your right foot back, but the shoulders and hips still looked open to me. Maybe the camera angle though. I'd say work on set up, face control through impact. Seems like path isn't a real issue. You get those two thing right and you will either hit a draw or baby fade depending on path. Good Luck.
love the Malbon hat, represent!!
what happened your knee? I had knee surgery to remove a ganglion cyst in between my ACL/PCL, ever since if I play too much golf my knee swells up and gets painful, maybe I've some residual tendonitis in there, I even tried swapping to left handed golf, which was going well until a couple weeks ago, started getting the left knee pain again :(
My man Josh with the G Grant! Love it!
My man! Hope you’re doing well brother
@@JoshMayerGolf I am! Let me know when you back to visit! Keep crushin’ the content!
These are super basic/fundamentals of the golf swing. I was taught the exact same thing at the David Ledbetter academy (spelled his last name wrong), but was very well known around the country and played my best golf afterwards. The bowed wrist feel is not always a sustainable swing thought over time. Get more videos of your swing from the side abgle to see your turn and the timing to hone in on why club is open at impact.
The worst thing to do is change someone's grip! We grip the club to whays natural and comfortable to us automatically. Obviously Grant is very knowledgeable and you can change many things but not the grip!
glove looks too large for you
Curious to the title of the video seems deceiving also I feel like your right hand is a little weak which will make it hard to get that club squared up .. stretched that right hand a little and see if that helps
His problem is posture at impact. He's standing up.
Grant is a genius
I think he needed to take a little step back with the Driver. I dont know crap though, only been Golfing for 2yrs lol😅
Your swing kinda reminds me of Wes Bryant's
I told you that 9-12 months ago!!!!😊😊😊
honestly speaking, don't think your slice can be cured that easily. you have long way after this finding your dricer swing. what Grant told you is hand manipulation, that you can easily do wrong and cause more problems on the course. set up is the key. find your setup.
I just couldn't leave this video at 699 likes. Drives me nuts.
Was Grant's dad a golf pro or something?
If you ever play in Arkansas, let me know
Roger that
@@JoshMayerGolf Thank you I am a big fan
What was wrong with his advice?
Grant's advice was all good. But most of the time, when you change your golf swing, it feels "ruined" for a while.
It’s called a good thumbnail😂
Fire those hips get your weight on the left side sooner. Swing looks great but l see you gaining 30 yard's by using your lower body. Watch Mike Austin.
Yeah definitely need to engage the lower body more. Gotta get those glutes activated
lucky duck!
Your grips are too small for your hands... its obvious.
Why the title??