Another excellent video and a reminder how important it is to have a setup routine . I now finally understand when I don’t follow this routine why my ball kept going out to the right. Thanks again for another great lesson.
Thank you big time for your videos Kerrod and especially this one! I’ve fully incorporated your PSR into my game and my tournament performance has improved big time! I’ve been in lessons and self-learning a lot in the past 5 years. I’ve seen many, many videos and then practice. But your videos have helped me to go from +32 to +14 in just 1 month!! What can I say, keep up the good work and big THANK YOU from Spain!
Hi Kerrod, Watched this video this morning and tried it out at Esperance golf club today. I played better than usual with less mishits. I also felt more confident using the routine as it gives more of a sense of intention. Thanks, Murray
Hey Kerrod, thanks for the video! This is the first video for pre-shot routine, I really like! Are you doing this same routine also for Drives at the tee?
I really like the tip about lining the club face up first and then stepping in. I have a hard time getting my aim dialed in. I'm definitely going to try this moving forward!
Hey mate.Just found your channel and watching them all.Excellent content my friend.Can you make a video on different tee heights for different clubs please? You've earnt yourself a new subscriber.Keep up the great work!!
Question? You talk about picking a spot just in front of the ball. But make no reference to his when you setup and hit the ball. When are you using the spot??
Thanks for the comment! I use it in the preshot routine as I am picking my target line from behind the ball. Check out my alignment vids here on the channel.
My routine was always lining up, adress the ball..go back a bit to do practice swing right next to ball (like u show) and then go nearer before the shot.. should i change to practice, lining up and then shot like urs? Or to each his own?
My concern in my routine is my "doubt" that I have the correct posture. How do I confirm that I am in the right posture during my routine? How do I just walk into the correct posture?
This is all good, but I cringe when I hear golf coaches say “…pick an intermediary point a few inches in front of the ball…”. Think about drawing parallel lines on a piece of paper; the further apart we measure two points, the better our chance of drawing straight parallel lines through the two points. If the two points are too close together, we are more likely to draw lines at incorrect angles. As Jack Nicklaus’ says; chose an intermediary point “…A FEW FEET…” in front of the ball, but still within peripheral vision. By doing this, the target line is more likely to be on target and our stance is more likely to be parallel with the target line.
Another excellent video and a reminder how important it is to have a setup routine . I now finally understand when I don’t follow this routine why my ball kept going out to the right. Thanks again for another great lesson.
That’s great to hear!
Thank you big time for your videos Kerrod and especially this one! I’ve fully incorporated your PSR into my game and my tournament performance has improved big time!
I’ve been in lessons and self-learning a lot in the past 5 years. I’ve seen many, many videos and then practice. But your videos have helped me to go from +32 to +14 in just 1 month!! What can I say, keep up the good work and big THANK YOU from Spain!
Thanks for your visit and Good luck for your game ahead 👍
Hi Kerrod, Watched this video this morning and tried it out at Esperance golf club today. I played better than usual with less mishits. I
also felt more confident using the routine as it gives more of a sense of intention. Thanks, Murray
Good to hear
Spot on regards on addressing n align with open stance first ,
This is a great video! I struggle with trajectory. This routine will surely help!
Hey Kerrod, thanks for the video! This is the first video for pre-shot routine, I really like! Are you doing this same routine also for Drives at the tee?
Yeah absolutely!
I really like the tip about lining the club face up first and then stepping in. I have a hard time getting my aim dialed in. I'm definitely going to try this moving forward!
Glad it was helpful!
Good luck for your game 👍
Thanks coach I have suffering so much with in consistent shots
Thanks for your visit!
Good luck for your game 👍
Hey mate.Just found your channel and watching them all.Excellent content my friend.Can you make a video on different tee heights for different clubs please?
You've earnt yourself a new subscriber.Keep up the great work!!
Very good preshot routine video. Makes sense.
Glad it was helpful, Joseph! Thank you!
I love your routine! Thanks.
Thank you!! 😊
Thank you for your video. One question, why don't you make the practice-swing just before you hit, so you don't 'forget' the feeling of it ?
Thank you! It's important to make a practice swing with the same intent of hitting the golf ball. Strike the ground in line with the ball.
Question? You talk about picking a spot just in front of the ball. But make no reference to his when you setup and hit the ball. When are you using the spot??
Thanks for the comment! I use it in the preshot routine as I am picking my target line from behind the ball. Check out my alignment vids here on the channel.
My routine was always lining up, adress the ball..go back a bit to do practice swing right next to ball (like u show) and then go nearer before the shot.. should i change to practice, lining up and then shot like urs? Or to each his own?
great video
Thank you, mate!
My concern in my routine is my "doubt" that I have the correct posture. How do I confirm that I am in the right posture during my routine? How do I just walk into the correct posture?
If you go to the range with 100 balls, would you recommend doing this routine for every single ball?
Learn the proper pre-shot routine with this short Golf Tutorial video th-cam.com/video/Zgsus6TvwbM/w-d-xo.html
This is all good, but I cringe when I hear golf coaches say “…pick an intermediary point a few inches in front of the ball…”.
Think about drawing parallel lines on a piece of paper; the further apart we measure two points, the better our chance of drawing straight parallel lines through the two points. If the two points are too close together, we are more likely to draw lines at incorrect angles.
As Jack Nicklaus’ says; chose an intermediary point “…A FEW FEET…” in front of the ball, but still within peripheral vision. By doing this, the target line is more likely to be on target and our stance is more likely to be parallel with the target line.
too long
ok