Appreciate your dedication to helping amateurs with their golf swing. You provided a sound approach to the takeaway. I, especially, appreciated your early video talking about the flexion of the left hand/wrist on the downswing to change plane. Best Regards, Tom
I like your instruction, its very pragmatic and easy to undestand. I noticed that Dustin Johnson and a few other pro's bow their left wrist in the back swing. I'm curious what the benefit is for them?
+Sharp dressed Thanks for you kind comments. The benefit is you can control the clubface better through impact, a slower rate of closure. This does need good body speed and rotation however so not for everyone. These guys have had to work hard with the shorter clubs when not swinging with as much speed.
Nice video. However, what you here (4:38 onward) call wrist hinge seems actually left upper arm endo (or internal) rotation by 80˚, as a anatomically pure wrist hinge (flexion/bowing or extension/cupping) of 80˚ is almost impossible to achieve for many individuals, and also not shown in the video (wrist is neutral from end of takeaway until top of backswing)
Appreciate your dedication to helping amateurs with their golf swing. You provided a sound approach to the takeaway. I, especially, appreciated your early video talking about the flexion of the left hand/wrist on the downswing to change plane. Best Regards, Tom
+Thomas Palmer Thanks for your kind comments Tom. I hope the videos help!
Thank you Jon...I like your video and a fan.Very simple n clear instruction...great video!
Thank you Frank!
Thanks Frank
I love all your video's, I personally want to see a few more video's about the driver..
+Jay Flew You've got it! Thanks for your message
I like your instruction, its very pragmatic and easy to undestand. I noticed that Dustin Johnson and a few other pro's bow their left wrist in the back swing. I'm curious what the benefit is for them?
+Sharp dressed Thanks for you kind comments. The benefit is you can control the clubface better through impact, a slower rate of closure. This does need good body speed and rotation however so not for everyone. These guys have had to work hard with the shorter clubs when not swinging with as much speed.
Thank you for good video.
Nice video. However, what you here (4:38 onward) call wrist hinge seems actually left upper arm endo (or internal) rotation by 80˚, as a anatomically pure wrist hinge (flexion/bowing or extension/cupping) of 80˚ is almost impossible to achieve for many individuals, and also not shown in the video (wrist is neutral from end of takeaway until top of backswing)
Thanks for the info!
Hi John, what are your normal launch angles for irons? Thnks.
+Tokin Ananda 7i is 18 degrees and 5500 rpm backspin. I deloft a 32 degree club to around 26-27 degrees.
thanks from korea
+시캘럭 Thank you, I hope the content helps
I thought you did not want to see the glove logo at parallel.
I hope my other comments have helped explain?
@@TruGolfAcademy yes. Very helpful. Thank you!
appreciate your work but your videos are so long for the information.
+Ian Atkinson I am working on it Ian, some are shorter. Thanks for your comment