What a revelation! Now, I know why I've spent a lifetime hitting my right chin with my right shoulder after contact. I was rotating the shoulder and the forearm together. How in the world would I ever figure out the proper forearm rotation without this video. This also explains how to get both wrist in perfect position on the follow through. Top Speed videos reveal so many hidden moves in the golf swing. Even the plus handicap golfers I play with can't explain why their swing is so good. All teaching pros should be required to view the Top Speed Golf system.
Hi Clay, I have had several lessons, all trying to change my swing dramatically, one pro wanting me to close my stance, another wanting me to open it, I tried your advice above and the improvement was immediate, thanks for the best golf tip I ever had !!
Cheers for the Video clip! Forgive me for chiming in, I am interested in your opinion. Have you ever tried - Paneevelyn Swinging Clubsman (just google it)? It is a good one off product for revealing an effortless golf swing technique minus the hard work. Ive heard some super things about it and my best friend Jordan at last got astronomical results with it.
I watched this video this week and had a chance to try this technique at a golf tournament today. Much straighter and longer drives. My brother said he though it’s was the best game he’s ever seen me play! As he’s a former PGA pro, that’s a lot. Thank you. Love your method/style for explaining grips, swings and more.
Clay ,the way you explain the golf swing enables me to understand and visualize the swing for the first time correctly. I have had many lessons in the past and now look back on them as a waste of time and money. After years of frustration I am finally getting a real swing. A physical one and a mental one .Thanks Clay.
What a great video!!! So much help for my Driver. I have always sliced the ball if I crank up my speed even when I aim right of target with a face to the left. Today I just started tucking in my right elbow and I hit it straight every time!!! And I was hitting all my shots further!!! A lot further!!! 10-20 %. I kept hitting past the greens....lol. Thanks again I really appreciate it!!
Your driver should sit how it naturally wants to sit when you let it rest on the floor, to me when I first let it rest it looked so open at address but once I swung I started drawing which I have never done before
Applied this video to my atrocious slice that was occurring, hit the range and by 3/4’s of a bucket I was sending them straight where I wanted them to go. Crazy how a little roll of the wrist could fix such a problem. Thanks for sharing the info. Look forward to more vids.
Can I just say how much this video has ended my slice I watch video after video but the way you explain it is so simple thank you so much I will let my mate watch this if they have the same problem I had yes I had 👍👍😊😊😊
Great info! I don't have a problem slicing the ball, but I'm trying to learn more about cause and effect so I can better trouble shoot & correct any flaws that arise in my swing. Excellent Video!
Well done it was good to see two angels on the camera it showed how far out the arms should be thank you you’re two genuine good people thanks Harry varden the answer
I am addicted to youtube golf tutorials but it always cracks me up when you guys 'try' to hit bad shots and you can't. LOL. I would kill for that shot you made in the beginning.
@Clay: This video helped my slice out a lot. What I subconsciously developed because of it though was over using my left arm for power and underutilizing my right and concentrating on the rotation. I realized this on the range this Friday and when I put the power back in with my right arm the ball went straight as an arrow vs the fade I have been shooting for the last 6 months, but my distance went from 210 to 260-280. I've never seen numbers like that from my drive so I guess it came together after a while. Going to the course again today to see if it's consistent.
Clay, This simple tweek to my right elbow/wrist has made a fairly significant impact of my right hand getting through the ball for a good release and lots of additional distance
This changed everything...0 slices now and I'm just bombing my driver, I almost wanted to cry...I spent forever fixing my swing path and still nothing, literally changed my grip to the one you just went over and it feels almost impossible for the club face to open during my swing, I'm so confident now I can put a lot bigger turn and swing harder now with no worry, worst thing that happens is a hook which is more manageable...thank you clay
@@jeffreynewland174 just helped me release club face earlier...I was trying to hold on too long and hinge and hold...kept making contact with a wide open club face, but couldnt figure out why it was slicing, I was coming massively inside and trying to hard to hang onto angles...this change just made it feel more of a natural timed release...but everyone's different
@@jeffreynewland174 usually slicers will have a very inside takeaway...try taking it more to the outside and then swing to right field (like really exaggerate swinging right)...If you start pushing or push slicing the ball then problem 1 of 2 is solved, If it starts going straight then ur done. ..problem 2 would then be to look at clubface if ur still not going straight or a slight draw...best rule of golf, whatever you think a fix is, so the opposite "fix a hook to the left= means swing more to the left, fix a slice to the right=swing more to the right"
Clay I love your videos. I haven't played the game in 12 years, due to a hip injury. When I went to the range three days ago, I felt like nothing was right with my swing with any club. I came home and started searching TH-cam for help. I found you, and felt as though you explained things in a very simplistic way that all could understand. I have tried some of your drills, with amazement, to find success in just a few days. Cant wait to try more. Its fantastic to find the game again, I love so much. Thank You so much. Crow
Best golf video I've ever seen ! And I watch a lot of those, from plenty talented golfers. Have been able to draw the ball to order immediately after on the first next course. And it has add confidence to my fade as well. Thank you very much Clay !!!
I’ve always hit a bit of a fade which sometimes becomes a slice, even though I hit the ball quite far.. after watching this video this week I followed these tips and have been absolutely nailing my drives.. thanks so much! Drove a 300 yard par 4 today and didn’t even need to try hit it hard! Great video. 👍
There's so many suggestions for "cure" a slice.. But this really makes sense, I've fixed my grip, fixed my alignment, closed the club face, tried my best to swing slowly inside out. But this may be a nice little piece of the puzzle! Thanks
Thank you. I was doing alright for the last three years and then yesterday i started to slice big time to the right in the trees. watching this video made me realized that my right arm grip was so wrong.
OK Clay..... I can’t believe it ! LOL! After watching this video 8 or 9 times..... LOL! I finally think I’ve got it ! Back 2 the range 2 test it before Wednesday’s tie time ! LOL! Hopefully the BOYS will be amazed with my improvement! LOL!
Do we hit thrru the ball with power in the right or left hand more dominant or same power or slightly left or right hand. I put the power in my right hand almost 100pct. The ball go but easily drop so lost distance. Mny tx
perfect! it explains something I have SOMETIMES experienced when doing it well, but I sort of thought I was taking unnecessary risks, and didn't really know what was happening in various parts of the downswing, but at impact it seemed to come though so well, and with some wrist release. this explains it. forearm and elbow still tucked but release and some wrist roll can still happen. that you note so many tour players do it this way is fantastic. gives me confidence. I will not likely come out of my shot, have back shoulder get away from me, swing across the ball. By the way, amazing drive at the end! congrats. You have nailed it again.
I tend to have a slice to my drives, played softball for years and I've always thought my slice was cometly due to that and swinging a driver like a bat. After watching this video I'm going to try out what you explained and see how it helps me. I get an occasional straight hit and those are generally about 270yds and I've had one that was 315yds, I'm not complaining since I've only been golfing for 5yrs and never taken lessons. Here's to hoping I can practice this and get it sorted out and maybe add some distance. Love your videos btw.
Good video. Have always kept elbow tucked on irons works great. Years ago I resorted to half back swing with 72 mph swing to reduce slice (not slice). Past two yrs gone back to full swing stronger grip and now have a playable fade. Will try the tuck and roll to see how it goes.
I tend to struggle with timing the right wrist rotation too early and ball goes right in the ground hooking left. How do you know when to rotate the wrist?My right elbow is definitely into my ribs
Thanks! Glad to hear that you are enjoying the videos. If you have want to check out our Top Speed Golf System then you can sign up for the membership here: topspeedgolf.com/. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Thank you this definitely helped big time but I’m still hitting a lot of straight fades trying to learn how to draw but omg I cannot get itany other tips ?
Hi Mike, I would try to swing as much in to out as you can. Try to hit a snap hook. Once you do then ease off of it to hit a nice draw. Play well! Quentin | TST Instructor
@@TopSpeedGolf tried this today at the driving range. My usual drive is ave' is about 190 yards, but today I averaged 211 yards, with a couple going 230! Cant believe the difference in club head speed too! Didn't always get the draw but one hell of a lot straighter. Thank you so much.
Hi, I feel like there is some contradictions concerning the left hand. I explain : in other videos when you talk about shallowing, the left hand glove logo points out through the sky and in this current video it is the contrary, in order to square the club face. This would mean if we combine the two videos that the left hand points first towards the sky in the downswing and then turns and points almost the ground when the club hits the ball. Could you clarify that please. Regards
Hi Nisso. The advice of "to the sky" and "to the ground" is a feel. Kind of like DJ does in reality. I see a lot of players doing the opposite. Cupped at the top and flipping at the bottome. So I recommend exaggerating the feeling. Same here. This is designed for what players that are currently slicing, need to feel and do to hit a draw. If you are already drawing the ball, you don't need to follow this. You are already probably doing that. Hope that helps!
So I understand the elbow and wrist part but the title mentioned a grip change. What hand grip should I use to help go along with the tucked right elbow and turning over of my right wrist? I currently use a very strong grip but it’s causing me a lot of issues.
Hi Clay. I have asked a lot of people why the face on the driver and woods are curved a little but are completely flat on the irons and I’ve never got an answer. I slice my driver/wood-shots now and then, but nearly never my iron-shots. I’ve come to that conclusion that it’s partly because of the difference at the clubface. Therefore I thouht that an expert like you can answer my question. Thanks for your great videos.
Modern woods have a bulged face so that if you hit a ball off-center it will compress at impact and spring off "flatter" so as to help the ball go straighter.
Your idea of a slice is amusing. that was a fade, lol. enjoy your lessons. I have tried several of your concepts. They work however, I know have too many swing thoughts and I get confused. (hey I'm old). Just need to work on them to where I don't have to think. great work
Thank you, you're helping me a lot.Ive just started playing ( a few months) and you explain things so a rookie like me can understand what to do. Imloving the game, and need all the help I can get
going to try the right shoulder more set back .... never crossed my mind before .... maybe that could cure this major slice I've got going on, I changed my grip like Eric Corgono said but still didn't cure the slice ... next weekend at the range for sure to try this out
Hi, I've never heard of that before so I had to look it up. From what I read it just limits the ability to pronate and supinate (forearm rotation). It's going to be more difficult for you to generate speed. Make sure you're getting a big shoulder turn and you use your lower body properly. You'll also want to square the face more with turning the handle down by bowing the lead wrist. I hope that helps. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Hi William, you can do that but it's not easy. You have to maintain it in the transition too. It doesn't do you any good if you can't do that. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Hi Devashish, unfortunately, we don't have any left handed instructors but all the instruction will be the same. The 5 pieces of the TSG System apply the exact same way to left handed golfers. We do our best to say "lead" or "trail" instead of "left" and "right" to avoid confusion but we aren't perfect. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
I think this might really help my driving, hopefully tomorrow at the driving range if it doesnt snow a bunch :( it's almost March come on lol but I think this video is the one I needed to watch to give me so much needed advice on slicing but with my shoulder being shorter cause it broke idk no one can give me good advice on what to do
This is the best golf instructional video on the internet in my opinion. Talk about a light bulb moment!
What a revelation! Now, I know why I've spent a lifetime hitting my right chin with my right shoulder after contact. I was rotating the shoulder and the forearm together. How in the world would I ever figure out the proper forearm rotation without this video. This also explains how to get both wrist in perfect position on the follow through. Top Speed videos reveal so many hidden moves in the golf swing. Even the plus handicap golfers I play with can't explain why their swing is so good. All teaching pros should be required to view the Top Speed Golf system.
Hi, thanks for sharing and for the kind words. Hope you're playing great! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Clay is such a gem , when he explains its like i have my very own Golf translator !!
Thanks for the kind words! Play well!
@@TopSpeedGolf Thank you very much , you do such great work for earnest golfing hacks like me . i finally broke 90 last year thanks to your tips !!
My slice goes to the opposite fairway
I always play 1 hole ahead. If I get it righ, my 1st tee box shot will end up on the fairway for a diffrent hole.
Hi Clay, I have had several lessons, all trying to change my swing dramatically, one pro wanting me to close my stance, another wanting me to open it, I tried your advice above and the improvement was immediate, thanks for the best golf tip I ever had !!
That's great Richard! Sounds like you're on the right track. Keep up the hard work! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Never heard anyone talk about the right elbow. Great tip!
Cheers for the Video clip! Forgive me for chiming in, I am interested in your opinion. Have you ever tried - Paneevelyn Swinging Clubsman (just google it)? It is a good one off product for revealing an effortless golf swing technique minus the hard work. Ive heard some super things about it and my best friend Jordan at last got astronomical results with it.
This video is the best tip I've seen on TH-cam. Totally transformed my ball flight and distance! Thanks alot
Tim Fleury LMAO!! Liar
Great to see a channel where the pro actually demonstrates by hitting balls and analyses his own swing for the viewer to learn visually👍🏽
Thanks Harry!
I have watched this video multiple times just as a refresher! 👊
Thanks!
Clay, This video really speaks to my swing right now. I cant wait to get on the course and give this drill a shot.
One of your best lessons ever. I played 9 holes without a slice.Tq from 21 hcp player.
Thanks!
Every ball was a hook?
Thanks Clay. All the private lessons and watching TH-cam this was the video I needed. Just got finished with the range and was crushing it.
My pleasure! Keep up the hard work!
One of the best golf lesson videos I've seen on TH-cam... great work! I can't wait to try this!
Thanks Gary!
I watched this video this week and had a chance to try this technique at a golf tournament today. Much straighter and longer drives. My brother said he though it’s was the best game he’s ever seen me play! As he’s a former PGA pro, that’s a lot. Thank you. Love your method/style for explaining grips, swings and more.
That's great Michael! Thank you for sharing. Keep up the good shooting! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Clay ,the way you explain the golf swing enables me to understand and visualize the swing for the first time correctly. I have had many lessons in the past and now look back on them as a waste of time and money. After years of frustration I am finally getting a real swing. A physical one and a mental one .Thanks Clay.
You call your first shot a slice! Come with me at the driving range and I’ll show you what’s a slice 😂
I’ll show you a slice what is a slice. Lol
🤣🤣
steve f you must have gotten the 3 stooges reference. Thank you.
My slice would destroy your slice bra
Fr lmao
clay ballard is a golf instruction genius
Thanks!
What a great video!!! So much help for my Driver. I have always sliced the ball if I crank up my speed even when I aim right of target with a face to the left. Today I just started tucking in my right elbow and I hit it straight every time!!! And I was hitting all my shots further!!! A lot further!!! 10-20 %. I kept hitting past the greens....lol. Thanks again I really appreciate it!!
That's great! Keep up the good shooting! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Your driver should sit how it naturally wants to sit when you let it rest on the floor, to me when I first let it rest it looked so open at address but once I swung I started drawing which I have never done before
Applied this video to my atrocious slice that was occurring, hit the range and by 3/4’s of a bucket I was sending them straight where I wanted them to go. Crazy how a little roll of the wrist could fix such a problem. Thanks for sharing the info. Look forward to more vids.
best video I've seen in awhile for this topic!
This was great! I can’t wait to go try this out. I appreciate the straight forward video without all the deception of other pga pros
Thanks Devin!
I tried this today especially the grip and hit 12/14 driving fairways. It works...... great tip.
Excellent!
Using my right thumb as an indicator was helpful to me. Right thumb on the shaft, pointing at the ball on impact straightened my drive nicely.
Thanks for sharing!
Can I just say how much this video has ended my slice I watch video after video but the way you explain it is so simple thank you so much I will let my mate watch this if they have the same problem I had yes I had 👍👍😊😊😊
Glad it helped!
This is one of the best explanations I've seen. Great job.
Wow, thanks!
Thank you! That elbow and wrist technique really helped to straighten my swing.
Great to hear! Keep up the good work!
Great info! I don't have a problem slicing the ball, but I'm trying to learn more about cause and effect so I can better trouble shoot & correct any flaws that arise in my swing. Excellent Video!
Thanks Joseph!
Clay: ... couldn’t get that one to slice that much.
Me: hold my beer
Haha :-)
LOL!
Well done it was good to see two angels on the camera it showed how far out the arms should be thank you you’re two genuine good people thanks Harry varden the answer
I am addicted to youtube golf tutorials but it always cracks me up when you guys 'try' to hit bad shots and you can't. LOL. I would kill for that shot you made in the beginning.
@Clay: This video helped my slice out a lot. What I subconsciously developed because of it though was over using my left arm for power and underutilizing my right and concentrating on the rotation. I realized this on the range this Friday and when I put the power back in with my right arm the ball went straight as an arrow vs the fade I have been shooting for the last 6 months, but my distance went from 210 to 260-280. I've never seen numbers like that from my drive so I guess it came together after a while. Going to the course again today to see if it's consistent.
Hi Anthony, glad you were able to get your power back. Keep up the hard work! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Clay, This simple tweek to my right elbow/wrist has made a fairly significant impact of my right hand getting through the ball for a good release and lots of additional distance
This changed everything...0 slices now and I'm just bombing my driver, I almost wanted to cry...I spent forever fixing my swing path and still nothing, literally changed my grip to the one you just went over and it feels almost impossible for the club face to open during my swing, I'm so confident now I can put a lot bigger turn and swing harder now with no worry, worst thing that happens is a hook which is more manageable...thank you clay
Mike Jones currently battling the slice...what changed within your grip? I have a weak left hand currwntly
@@jeffreynewland174 just helped me release club face earlier...I was trying to hold on too long and hinge and hold...kept making contact with a wide open club face, but couldnt figure out why it was slicing, I was coming massively inside and trying to hard to hang onto angles...this change just made it feel more of a natural timed release...but everyone's different
Mike Jones I think my problem is my initial takeaway....my forearms seem to want to rotate open instantly.
@@jeffreynewland174 usually slicers will have a very inside takeaway...try taking it more to the outside and then swing to right field (like really exaggerate swinging right)...If you start pushing or push slicing the ball then problem 1 of 2 is solved, If it starts going straight then ur done. ..problem 2 would then be to look at clubface if ur still not going straight or a slight draw...best rule of golf, whatever you think a fix is, so the opposite "fix a hook to the left= means swing more to the left, fix a slice to the right=swing more to the right"
Whoa, this might be a game changer. Literally. I'm taking this tip to the range asap.
Clay I love your videos. I haven't played the game in 12 years, due to a hip injury. When I went to the range three days ago, I felt like nothing was right with my swing with any club. I came home and started searching TH-cam for help. I found you, and felt as though you explained things in a very simplistic way that all could understand. I have tried some of your drills, with amazement, to find success in just a few days. Cant wait to try more. Its fantastic to find the game again, I love so much. Thank You so much.
Crow
Thanks Richard! Hope everything helps. Best of luck with your golf game! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Instant fix from watching this video. Clay’s the man!
Thanks!
This is so helpful. You are an awesome instructor, Clay! 👍
Best golf video I've ever seen ! And I watch a lot of those, from plenty talented golfers. Have been able to draw the ball to order immediately after on the first next course. And it has add confidence to my fade as well. Thank you very much Clay !!!
so the Hogan move. simple and effective good vid
Thanks!
Of all the videos I watched free or as a subscriber.. this one was gold !
This video is absolute gold clay keep up the great work sunshine
Thanks Chris!
You have no idea how much you just helped me. Nobody ever mentionned that elbow thing befoire Thx
Great! I hope it helps a ton!
I’ve always hit a bit of a fade which sometimes becomes a slice, even though I hit the ball quite far.. after watching this video this week I followed these tips and have been absolutely nailing my drives.. thanks so much! Drove a 300 yard par 4 today and didn’t even need to try hit it hard! Great video. 👍
That's great! Thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the hard work! Quentin | TSG Instructor
another brill vid, really helping me learn, many thanks from Ireland
My pleasure!
Brilliant addition to the already brilliant videos in the system.
There's so many suggestions for "cure" a slice.. But this really makes sense, I've fixed my grip, fixed my alignment, closed the club face, tried my best to swing slowly inside out. But this may be a nice little piece of the puzzle! Thanks
This video lesson has been a game changer for me and my driver. Should I use this grip with my irons too?
Definitely, especially if you're slicing them. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
I don't usually slice, I hit a draw that can sometimes turn into a pull, but this video is super infromative! Clay is a great instructor.
Thanks Paul!
Brilliant tip, i struggle with a left to right ball flight and I tried this at the range last night and what a difference it has made, cheers
cant wait to try. great explanation
GREAT VIDEO..REALLY HELPS ME. THANK YOU
Glad to hear it!
Once again, thank you Professor Ballard.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you. I was doing alright for the last three years and then yesterday i started to slice big time to the right in the trees. watching this video made me realized that my right arm grip was so wrong.
Hope it helps
Felix, du bist ziemlich die HÖHE!!!
OK Clay..... I can’t believe it ! LOL! After watching this video 8 or 9 times..... LOL! I finally think I’ve got it ! Back 2 the range 2 test it before Wednesday’s tie time ! LOL! Hopefully the BOYS will be amazed with my improvement! LOL!
Great advice... coming from baseball learning release the club with the right hand through impact was/is my struggle.
This is the one video I was looking for because this exactly what I do and I have a tendency to overcorrect and push the ball hard left.
Hope it helps!
Best teaching about tge wrist n whole right hand wdone
Thanks!
Do we hit thrru the ball with power in the right or left hand more dominant or same power or slightly left or right hand. I put the power in my right hand almost 100pct. The ball go but easily drop so lost distance. Mny tx
That video helped me immensely as a beginner
Great to hear!
perfect! it explains something I have SOMETIMES experienced when doing it well, but I sort of thought I was taking unnecessary risks, and didn't really know what was happening in various parts of the downswing, but at impact it seemed to come though so well, and with some wrist release. this explains it. forearm and elbow still tucked but release and some wrist roll can still happen. that you note so many tour players do it this way is fantastic. gives me confidence. I will not likely come out of my shot, have back shoulder get away from me, swing across the ball. By the way, amazing drive at the end! congrats. You have nailed it again.
I tend to have a slice to my drives, played softball for years and I've always thought my slice was cometly due to that and swinging a driver like a bat. After watching this video I'm going to try out what you explained and see how it helps me. I get an occasional straight hit and those are generally about 270yds and I've had one that was 315yds, I'm not complaining since I've only been golfing for 5yrs and never taken lessons. Here's to hoping I can practice this and get it sorted out and maybe add some distance. Love your videos btw.
What grip on the club do you recommend to keep the club face more closed? Did not see any information on the grip to use in this video.
Strong grip
Good video. Have always kept elbow tucked on irons works great. Years ago I resorted to half back swing with 72 mph swing to reduce slice (not slice). Past two yrs gone back to full swing stronger grip and now have a playable fade. Will try the tuck and roll to see how it goes.
I tend to struggle with timing the right wrist rotation too early and ball goes right in the ground hooking left. How do you know when to rotate the wrist?My right elbow is definitely into my ribs
Thanks. What a difference your tips have made.
Thanks! Glad to hear that you are enjoying the videos. If you have want to check out our Top Speed Golf System then you can sign up for the membership here: topspeedgolf.com/. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
This connected with me. Time to test it out this Saturday
Best of luck!
Great videos, mate.. Thank you and congrats!
Thanks!
This is a great video. The slow mo at 5:10 is perfect and 5:59 is me - struggling with the release-blocking right.
Do you make this same wrist movement when hitting other clubs like woods, hybrids, and irons?
Yes
Excellent Clay!
Thanks!
What he said at the beginning described every aspect of my shot
Hi Jacob, hope the video helps. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instruction
1st class . Thank you 👍
Thank you this definitely helped big time but I’m still hitting a lot of straight fades trying to learn how to draw but omg I cannot get itany other tips ?
Hi Mike, I would try to swing as much in to out as you can. Try to hit a snap hook. Once you do then ease off of it to hit a nice draw. Play well! Quentin | TST Instructor
Yep I had the turnover down but my elbow was coming out and causing a snap hook. Gotta keep the elbow in.. thanks
My pleasure!
Hi, will this apply to the irons as well? ie tucked in elbow and releasing the hand?
Yes
@@TopSpeedGolf tried this today at the driving range. My usual drive is ave' is about 190 yards, but today I averaged 211 yards, with a couple going 230! Cant believe the difference in club head speed too! Didn't always get the draw but one hell of a lot straighter. Thank you so much.
Awesome! I forget about the elbow.
Thanks!
I changed to a ten-finger grip and it solved my problem.
Thanks for sharing!
Hi, I feel like there is some contradictions concerning the left hand. I explain : in other videos when you talk about shallowing, the left hand glove logo points out through the sky and in this current video it is the contrary, in order to square the club face. This would mean if we combine the two videos that the left hand points first towards the sky in the downswing and then turns and points almost the ground when the club hits the ball. Could you clarify that please. Regards
Hi Nisso. The advice of "to the sky" and "to the ground" is a feel. Kind of like DJ does in reality. I see a lot of players doing the opposite. Cupped at the top and flipping at the bottome. So I recommend exaggerating the feeling.
Same here. This is designed for what players that are currently slicing, need to feel and do to hit a draw. If you are already drawing the ball, you don't need to follow this. You are already probably doing that. Hope that helps!
I really, really like these videos. such simple and understandable instructions. Great job!
So I understand the elbow and wrist part but the title mentioned a grip change. What hand grip should I use to help go along with the tucked right elbow and turning over of my right wrist? I currently use a very strong grip but it’s causing me a lot of issues.
Hi Eric, typically a stronger grip will make this easier but everyone is different. You may be overdoing it. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Hi Clay. I have asked a lot of people why the face on the driver and woods are curved a little but are completely flat on the irons and I’ve never got an answer. I slice my driver/wood-shots now and then, but nearly never my iron-shots.
I’ve come to that conclusion that it’s partly because of the difference at the clubface.
Therefore I thouht that an expert like you can answer my question.
Thanks for your great videos.
Modern woods have a bulged face so that if you hit a ball off-center it will compress at impact and spring off "flatter" so as to help the ball go straighter.
Your idea of a slice is amusing. that was a fade, lol. enjoy your lessons. I have tried several of your concepts. They work however, I know have too many swing thoughts and I get confused. (hey I'm old). Just need to work on them to where I don't have to think. great work
Hi Jim, what the FlightScope simulator shows makes it look like a lot less slice. Trust me, that sliced a lot. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Thank you, you're helping me a lot.Ive just started playing ( a few months) and you explain things so a rookie like me can understand what to do. Imloving the game, and need all the help I can get
My pleasure! Glad it helps.
Top lesson!
Thanks! 😃
going to try the right shoulder more set back .... never crossed my mind before .... maybe that could cure this major slice I've got going on, I changed my grip like Eric Corgono said but still didn't cure the slice ... next weekend at the range for sure to try this out
Best of luck Jenno! Quentin | TSG Instructor
This is amazing advice, also fixes hooks
I’m currently not golfing as I have tennis elbow on my right arm which is very frustrating 😭
Will doing this put more strain on my arm ???
It shouldn't
Any advice for someone with Radial Ulnar Synostosis?
Hi, I've never heard of that before so I had to look it up. From what I read it just limits the ability to pronate and supinate (forearm rotation). It's going to be more difficult for you to generate speed. Make sure you're getting a big shoulder turn and you use your lower body properly. You'll also want to square the face more with turning the handle down by bowing the lead wrist. I hope that helps. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
@@TopSpeedGolf thank you. I will focus o on that a little more.
what is that device that let you see the golf shot on your phone? i could do with getting one of those
It's the FlightScope app. You have to have the launch monitor too to get the data. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Does this method work with irons as well or just woods & off the tee?
All clubs
Hi Clay, what happen if I bow during back swing instead bow during the down swing?
Hi William, you can do that but it's not easy. You have to maintain it in the transition too. It doesn't do you any good if you can't do that. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
I just love your videos keep em coming
I should make a video on how to slice, Clay could really use a tutorial
Haha! 😂 Clay sometimes struggles with emulating a bad swing. Good problems, right?!? 😀 Best of luck! Nate | TSG Instructor
thanks so much you hit a drive like a pro …..fabulous video
Great video
Thanks!
Does this work on iron shots as well?
hi clay...one small request...could you make some videos for left handed golfers...would be very helpful...
Hi Devashish, unfortunately, we don't have any left handed instructors but all the instruction will be the same. The 5 pieces of the TSG System apply the exact same way to left handed golfers. We do our best to say "lead" or "trail" instead of "left" and "right" to avoid confusion but we aren't perfect. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
New to golf but tennis player. Is this like hitting top spin forehand?
Hi Bob, you are exactly right. It's very much like that. Play well! Quentin | TSG Instructor
Explain things well. Cheers from down under 🍻
Thanks!
I think this might really help my driving, hopefully tomorrow at the driving range if it doesnt snow a bunch :( it's almost March come on lol but I think this video is the one I needed to watch to give me so much needed advice on slicing but with my shoulder being shorter cause it broke idk no one can give me good advice on what to do