How To Shallow The Golf Club Perfectly In Transition | TrottieGolf
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ต.ค. 2022
- This is how you perfectly shallow the golf club in transition.
Be sure to follow this step my step process and blend in your swing changes from the top of the backswing.
This was an extremely efficient practice session and there is no reason at all that you can't look for this with your practice routine.
Learn how to shallow the club & as always let me know your results.
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One of your first tips in this is pausing at the top, absolutely one of the biggest game changers for me when practicing.. notice a lot of people including myself that tend to slice the ball always 'jump' from the top, feeling a slight pause, and then go, is just such a nice drill. Great video as always.
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this is a fantastic video im gonna end up watching a hundred times this winter. i am so close to being able to shallow the club and strike my irons much better. its like i understand what to do and why when i watch, but have a hard time executing it and seeing in my own swing when im addressing the ball getting ready to hit. im a mid handicapper, finally took lessons last spring and my game much improved all summer. these 3 vids from trottie are exactly where i need to focus in order to get to that next level and start breaking 80, and getting my swing to where it is technically very sound. shallowing the club and squaring the club face with good tempo is my kryptonite right now
Your teaching technique is simple, effective also very interesting.
Brilliant stuff..........thanks for all you do!
Been working on this all my golfing career……great to see how you teach it 👍
Tou make it look so simple. Love it. Thx
thanks Trottie for all the lessons. love the moonboots.
best video i've seen on shallowing the club, thanks so much trottie . you have earned yourself a sub
This is something I need to work on. At the moment I'm very steep with irons bit it's more of a bandaid. Managed to sort driver with the help of your last driver video and the one with Aaron Rogers, got attack angle 3⁰ up and launch angle at 10⁰+
Amazing video
Thanks :))
Gotta trust a master when he’s swinging it this good. Always top notch info
Collab with the Trottinator at The Kingdom would be a dream. Thanks for the tips, really feel I’ve been struggling with sequencing on this Frankenstein swing. Cheers!
Super stuff Mr Trott🔥👍⛳️
essential vid
those Jordans 👟👌
Great video Trottie👍. Any chance you could post a clip on how to avoid excess lateral movement when going from top of backswing to impact please?
When you’re working on shallowing you’ll know when you do it. The ball comes off way faster with less effort. Great vid
Just goes to show how feel is not real, you don't appear to be allowing the shaft to drop /shallow.
By the way this shallowing is the best tip for irons i have come across in a very very long time, absolute Gold, it sorted my irons, now got my little draw back and finding the sweet spot a lot more.
Cheers Trottie keep up the content👍
Great video for me Trottie I'm working on dropping to the inside over the winter 👍
Awesome videos. Nice to see that you can walk the talk. And you make it look easy!! Bravo 👏
Were you ever a tour player? Unlike most TH-cam golf instructors, you keep talking through the motions which is a sign of a very good golfer. That’s talent. Do you have a handicap?
Hey, Thanks & appreciated. I tried to play & made fringes of Challenge Tour but never the main show. Offered the gig with TaylorMade and loved it so didn't look back. Qualified PGA Pro but now back as an amateur. Don't play much so move between a +4 to +1 on the GHIN thing, old UK system prolly a solid +1 😂. Love the game, glad you're liking the vids & appreciate you recognize the time I've dedicated to it
another great video.
when you get tired of the truck, I am sure there's a career in instruction for you ... Butch-type Guru in shades ... 😎
Any thoughts about hitting off a range matt? This is all we have access to in Utah when the weather turns.
Just keep on top of your loft n lies & if you pick up. an injury then stop. Also keep in mind then ball will launch a hair higher with less spin.
can you make a video about angle of attack being too steep
For sure I can get some more teaching stuff on here if you guys want it. I have A LOT of stuff in the works so be sure to hit that bell button.
Thanks for the comment & support.
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5’7 golfer here. I want to tinker with my equipment this winter. Whats a good place to start spec wise for 6 iron length/loft/lie? Based on golfers of similar height and common specs that theyve been fitted into.
What's your shot shape? Divot Pattern? Preferred Shape? Intentions for off season swing work?
Thanks for responding man!
- Hitting a fade but prefer a straight shot / baby draw
- i tend to take deeper divots however once i find my lowpoint i can achieve shallow divots. And i feel like i do this by standing taller.
I generally shoot in the 80s but i really want to crack 80 next season. This winter i will really focus on my transition as my miss is hitting before the ball at times. Also hate my tempo. I really just want to hit a consistent shot/shape/and tighten my shot dispersion.
Also just for curiosity sake do you know if guys like abraham ancer/ brian harman hard-step their irons to play them shorter?
Thanks again.
Why would they do that based on height?
@@blade_rnr very tough to do a fitting over the internet, it's a great process but it sounds like you could be early extending so consider .25" shorter in shaft length and a std lie BUT ideally you should go and get a fitting
Do you recommend left hand bowed at impact.
If you're rotating I don't hate it
so on my practice mat at home i took a felt pen and made a line about 15 degrees or so inside the target line and swing down on that line, do you think that would be like the shallowing move?
I think it's a good drill but you'd need to study shot shape or some camera angles. No doubt it's not a bad idea
i hit low draws and some pull draws.@@trottiegolf
I noticed that when you demonstrated laying id off or letting it fall behind you that your left tricep came off your chest. (i.e. you lost connection.) Is that what you want, or should you try and stay connected?
I would say stay connected, that must just have been something I did subconsciously, always better if you can maintain sync with body and arms
What's ur dynamic loft or spin loft at impact roughly with your 7 iron?
around 18*
@@trottiegolf THATS MENTAL - I didnt think you woud get them spin numbers with that loft
Had Trottie put his instructional videos out before Rick Shiels got his out a lot of people would be playing a lot better golf! 😮😅
🤣You can't knock the Goat of this world, I don't know Rick very well (if at all) but credit where it's due he makes TH-cam sing
@@trottiegolf it’s like that show Botched. You get to go in and repair the damage he’s done. Haha.
Does swinging in to out automatically shallow the club?
Swinging in to out and trying to hit it higher will certainly help BUT watch how you do it otherwise you'll tilt back and flip. Trust me from experience it can be a dangerous place to go
You are not dropping it. You are going to it. To your slot anyway. I just go to mine too. It's a tad bit lower than yours with a flatter left wrist.
Yea don't disagree. This is my feelings to swing my swing, Feel v Real
do you feel you are pulling it a little inside, thus pushing your grip out here..... th-cam.com/video/2FfBvnCEZxg/w-d-xo.html
Wow your swing is so good...but it doesn't shallow.
Do a detailed video on shallowing your driver and hitting a tight draw and talk about take away (step by step) and your down swing (swing thought etc) and that video will get millions of views but do not use an iron to teach a driver swing (not saying that's what you're doing here, I'm talking in general). Cheers