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Great downswing drill tips

Hey Harry, great videos! Just watched this one on driver back swing. You don’t seem to have the shoulder tilt at address to set up for the upward attack angle which for me makes it very difficult/uncomfortable to get the lead shoulder going down and under so I stay on plane. Do you not feel the tilt is important? Also just discovered the videos today so I’ve only watched a few but have couple questions (that maybe covered in others) 1. Any thoughts on getting both arms working together in the downswing 2. Suggestions for practice routines or how to get away from just dragging another ball over and making adjustments off the previous shot rather than starting over? Great stuff Thanks Brian S.

I always felt I got this feel doing the slap shot hockey split hand drill

vertical drop, horizontal tug!

I really like this vertical drop move Harry and I have really been working hard on it! Once in a while, I become complacent and instead of getting an in to out strike on the golf ball, I will get an over the top move with a very bad result. Always learning or affirming from your videos Harry! Well Done!

Excellent instructions and your explanations and demonstrations are concise and easy to understand.

Nice drill. First time seeing you. When I took a lesson, the pro said that I had a lawn mower backswing. I didn't understand at the time. But since then, I understand.

Grt stuff bro!

Justin's "feel vs Real" drill. it works...well done

I’ve had mine a month now, full set of hybrid 11s, I found the other day that if I drop my trail foot back a touch, as with the 11 driver, they go straight as a dye. Absolutely love my 11’s !!

This is the best, simplest mental advice I’ve ever heard! I employed it last time I played and it was shocking how effective it is! I can feel the tensions release from my body as I say “I want to…”. Thanks for the awesome tip!

Very good video - appreciate the swing thought -

Ok Harry, here’s the thing. First thank you for this detailed instruction on how the right arm works. Now as to the downswing. My best, most compressed, I focus on my right elbow and left shoulder movements while keeping my chest in its backswing position. If I try to bump, turn or slide as you demonstrate throwing a ball I will come over the top. I guess my question is, am I going down a rabbit hole by simply focusing on an arm swing?

Fix your sound system. This is one of the best videos on how to move the body, wrists, and follow through that I have ever watched. You look like you have learned Tigers circle swing. Keep up the great work because I can see you are really serious about helping out golfers.

Nice. I'm definitely taking notes

Very well explained & demonstrated. Going to the range to practice the drills.

Merci

Bonjour monsieur cette vidéo est tout simplement magnifique de compréhension merci Monsieur

This is an awesome video mate

Gotta talk about the difference between....keeping your head back, in order to enable full hip extension forward....versus...keeping the whole upper body back. Every pro keeps their head back...and down...to counterbalance the force of the hips, club and arms doing forward.....with pressure on the front foot. There has to be a backward arc....to generate the greatest power. You really ignore this essential part of a good powerful swing. Pros don't get loft by leaning their body back. They generate loft by keeping their head back....and arcing their body.

how much does your left hip tilt if you pause the video at 0.06? hve you got gears data? do you encourage students to have the left hip down at top of the backswing?

great tip

I do this. Must try this drill!

3 minutes in and not 1 single word this guy has said means anything to me. How unbelievably complicated this is to even begin to comprehend. I appreciate the quality of production, but gosh, dang, this video's information is way too complex.

i do that and it almost seems habitual and ingrained after so many years. do you have more on this?

I've got to figure out a way to do this without all the pressure on the lead knee. Mine is a bit screwed up and hurts when I put all my weight on it and twist. (maybe golf isn't the game for me, then LOL)

Nice lesson!

I think this is a move a lot of pros have talked about that everyone neglects and a lot of instructors do a poor job explaining

Harry, love your content. One question on this video is that moving your sternum left in transition seems to result in your head being in front of the ball at impact. I thought that the head was supposed to stay behind the ball at impact. Your comments would be appreciated.

Absolutely brilliant. It works for me. Can i ask u ? Short game including green bunker shot do same thing?

great analysis and explanation. nice partner work.

‘Because the GX logo is facing up,,,,’ I see what you did there Harry…smart lol!

Harry is an amazing coach - he knows the golf swing better then most and knows how to teach!

This is a superb video and so relevant to me. I suffer with a very inside takeaway and as a result cup my lead wrist at the top of the backswing. This results in throwing the club at the start of the downswing thereby giving me a steep angle of attack. As a result my shot vary between fats thins pulls and pushes. This seems a superb exercise to do. Will try and let you know. Incidentally I would love to have private tuition from you - what do you charge and how do I get to you. I live near Blackpool. My current handicap index is 12.5 but I have been as low as 6 and my ambition is tiger back there. Unfortunately I am floundering at present due to too many swing thoughts and not knowing which ones to keep and what to discard. Look forward to your response.

Great video mate , I had my ball position too far back which made my swing path too much in to out causing a hook , now I’ve moved it further forward and seeing much straighter shots !!!

Love your videos

Excellent drill Harry to help your student Ismail to stabilize his wrists on the backswing. I definitely like the "After Effect" because of this drill! Also, allowing the arms to drop really put him into a great hitting position as he rotated his body. I think this is something I can use in my swing! Well Done Harry and Ismail!

Way to go Ishmael!!!

Perfect description of my swing!

Are those techniques all the same for all kind of clubs???

Thanks Harry like some of the other comments i found this very useful for higher irons but not as sure about driver. Am i right in assuming there is an element of trying to maintain 'radial deviation' of lead wrist through impact? is that essentially how 'Y' is achieved? Looking forward to diving a bit deeper into this on the driver video you mentioned!

This makes a lot of sense to me. Thanking you from Perth Australia

Ok its hard for a young guy as yourself to understand what its like when you get old . You will not feel like you do now when you get old . I am 55 . I wake up sore and stiff almost every morning . I work out and stretch 5 days a week , but your body changes . It does not fire like it used to . When you injure something or pull a muscle instead of being ok the next day it takes weeks or months to heal .

Great video and so well explained. This will help a lot of golfers. I find your content very relatable. Keep up the good work.

Gear effect in golf is the twisting of the clubhead and ball at impact, which causes the ball to fly in a different direction. It's called "gear effect" because the clubface and ball act like gears when they meet.

Yes yes yes.... ROTATION. I have to be thinking turn back and turn through. Arms stay in front and are moved in an uncoiling the forearms shoulder sockets. I rotate back and anticipate (very important) I anticipate a rotation that turns around my right arm which hovers and tucks in near my right rib cage. I say anticipate because I am developing torque on the downswing and follow the direction that I will be rotating to. Like throwing a ball side arm. I develop torque by having dynamic pressure which will ultimately release in the proper timing. I don't even think about the exit left cause as long as I don't reach back as long as I don't try to throw my arms as long as I don't release too early Then the club automatically turns around and arms stay in front of me and follows my torso as it rotates to the finish........ Did that make any sense

Does recommend using these drills with the driver

Thanks!

Subscribed, well said!

Great video Harry ⛳️ 🏌️ 👍