This instructor is the best of the bunch. I'd pay for lessons from him. At the 5:20 mark, "making sure the shoulder feels as if it stays behind your back foot." That, to me, is the "magic move". This is where most people screw up and they cast the club. I highly recommend this video to anyone struggling with their swing.
This is one of the best descriptions of how to hit a draw I have ever watched! The keeping the back shoulder over the back foot through impact is a very understandable piece I think I've been missing!
This guy smokes Clay and the rest of the TSG crew...Its like this guy is speaking English and the others are speaking Swahili ... "No More Clay, No More Clay, No More Clay" ... J/k, this guy is alright, but he's definitely no DJ Clay B on the video 1s and 2s.
Never heard a pro say these two things in order to hit a draw. " (1)The right elbow stays below the left elbow on all shots if youre rt handed " (2) The club is open at address and quickly closes at impact. So easy to understand, but seldom mentioned.❤ because you were probably taught at an early age and assume everyone knows that. So clear and simple to understand.
This guy is a great addition to the top speed team and his plain speaking explanations certainly get to the point and are well demonstrated and easy to comprehend. Well done micheal can’t wait to see more of your skilful mansplaining videos
@@shaunsmith937 yeah, I wrote that in jest....but there's a serious side to it too....timing key.....I did it when I was a teen, took 20 years off golf, then took it out of my swing when I started playing again as an adult....and, that was a stupid idea....but, it was easy to put back....... then I added another one...ps. after a few years of wonder, that foot tap is related to the action of the torso and timing, no the hands and arms.......once you have tried to understand the foot tap in relation to your hands and arms you have f'ed yourself with a swing thought......my sense is, you have added too much mental input..... tap it and keep it with your torso and shoulder action...... your mind can only have so much input into the action of the torso.... thus it's quieter up there on the backswing...
I think this is the best video about the golf swing I've ever watched. I've been working on fixing my over the top swing. Its improved, but that tip about keeping your shoulder back, is so simple. I hit balls today. I couldn't believe what a difference it made. The straightness and ball height were noticeably improved. Always a work in progress, but I believe this will get me on the right path . What an excellent instructor.
By FAR the best explanation of how to hit a draw I have ever seen. Not over simplified yet thorough and concise. Very well done Michael. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
Great clear presentation! "Top Speed Golf" is the best and is allowing me to refine the steps to resolve my struggles and diminish frustrations. We'll never perfect this game, that is one of the reasons we love it.
I just want to say, Clay you have helped me so much, I have played 9 holes 15 times in my life, your videos are so informative!, the best instructions thank you man! These videos are really helping people no doubt! Its night and day compared to my first outing and my last and its all credit to you. I'm not the best in my group, but I was the worst, I'm not anymore. All thanks to you.
Can’t wait to try this. Lately no matter how much I try to swing in to out I just end up coming over the top even more somehow. Nothing but pulls and slices, can’t hit it to the right no matter how hard I try haha. I think keeping the right shoulder back is the trick that I’m missing, should be a great feel move for me. Thanks!
Cool video. I can hit true draws by following-through right of the target line as described. However, I find it encourages early-extension as you momentum is pulling forward.
Very well explained. Ive always naturally hit a draw, and when it starts to slice, these are really great things to keep in mind. Top notch video bro. Cheers from Niagara 🇨🇦✌️
I was taught to hit a true draw with a slightly open club face at address...try it if you're having problems with swallowing your club...this really works for beginners that wont change their stong grip
Great video and I have been using these tips with some success so far. Not really able to draw my irons yet but these tips are definitely helping me hit my irons very straight. Only negative is I seem to be hitting a lot of iron shots fat? Not sure if this is due to casting the club or flipping at impact. Any tips to stop the fat shots would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Merry Christmas to me. You just showed up on my algorithms and blessed me with a key swing thought to try and do to improve my game. Merry Christmas to you because you just gained a new subscriber. lol
Like this. Had a club fitting recently and trackman showed my swing path between 4 and 6 degrees in to out. However the problem is that my low point is a small amount behind the ball causing fat shots or thins in I flip the club. Thoughts!!!
I'm a bit confused about swinging in to out then keep swinging OUT or back in? Some instructors say to swing on an Arc. In - out - In. I can hit a draw when I swing in-out-in When I try to swing in-out-out the face is open and I hit a push or push-fade. What is the swing and hand path...In-Out-In or in-out-out? Thanks
I can only hit a draw these days, in my younger years (15 years ago) I used to play a high cut. I for the life of me can't intentionally hit a slice, fade or cut (they do happen just not when I need them to)
Dude this happened to me I have no idea how. Been playing for about 10 years. When I first started all slice/cut/fade. I felt like it was overnight but like 5 years ago I just started hitting draws/hooks/pulls. Except for irons I hit them pretty straight honestly. It’s find it’s been way more difficult to control my game lol. I can’t for the life of me fade woods, hybrids, irons. Some tee shots with driver on dog legs right I can do it but feels very exaggerated. “You can talk to a fade, but a hook won't listen,” is REAL. Snap hooks suck balls, I’m pulling the shit out of iron approaches I can’t “snap” out of it lol. Used to be consistently mid 80s, I’m now consistently 90-95 I’ll be really happy with a day in the 80s. This game is such a pain.
A lot of great information. However, I wouldn't refer to that as a "True Draw" it's a push draw. Hell if you want to get technical a straight on swing plane with a slightly closed face is more of a true draw then a push draw.
Thank you for your feedback...We will reshoot the video ASAP Rocky and get that corrected. We certainly did not intentionally intend to confuse or mislead all of the TH-cam golf pro viewership.
You’re comparing a draw to a slice. Isn’t that the same as comparing a fade to a hook? Why not compare a fade to a draw and show the difference in out to in versus in to out?
From my perspective, this is way too complicated to replicate on the golf course, especially when you have to shape different trajectories from one hole to the other.
here is my problem , not just you , but all golf tutors ,, in this video , 85% of your lesson is talking about the NEGATIVE things we do as golfers ,, when are you guys going to just teach us the right way , because to ME , its abit confusing ,, just show and teach us the right way , so we concentrate on that
Ok so you say just because the ball curves to the left doesn't mean it's a true draw??? Bet you can't explain the mathematics behind that.. Just because you can hit a draw on a simulation doesn't mean you have that consistency on the range or course.. I'm guessing you don't. There are obviously multiple ways to hit a ball left or right or straight. You saying that other people are not doing it the "true" way is like a baseball player saying, "there is only 1 way you can hit the ball to left field"... which is definitely false..
This instructor is the best of the bunch. I'd pay for lessons from him. At the 5:20 mark, "making sure the shoulder feels as if it stays behind your back foot." That, to me, is the "magic move". This is where most people screw up and they cast the club. I highly recommend this video to anyone struggling with their swing.
This is one of the best descriptions of how to hit a draw I have ever watched! The keeping the back shoulder over the back foot through impact is a very understandable piece I think I've been missing!
i sometimes think of back foot heel into front foot heel.
same thing i guess /shrug
Can we get more videos from this guy (Michael?). He explains things in a relatable way that makes sense.
This guy smokes Clay and the rest of the TSG crew...Its like this guy is speaking English and the others are speaking Swahili ... "No More Clay, No More Clay, No More Clay" ... J/k, this guy is alright, but he's definitely no DJ Clay B on the video 1s and 2s.
@@MikeJones-ew8ul YOU SHUT UP. You're talking about the man I love.
Never heard a pro say these two things in order to hit a draw. " (1)The right elbow stays below the left elbow on all shots if youre rt handed " (2) The club is open at address and quickly closes at impact. So easy to understand, but seldom mentioned.❤ because you were probably taught at an early age and assume everyone knows that. So clear and simple to understand.
Hope it helps!
This guy is a great addition to the top speed team and his plain speaking explanations certainly get to the point and are well demonstrated and easy to comprehend. Well done micheal can’t wait to see more of your skilful mansplaining videos
he's missing the left foot tap
@@curiousbystander9193 that's hilarious!
@@shaunsmith937 yeah, I wrote that in jest....but there's a serious side to it too....timing key.....I did it when I was a teen, took 20 years off golf, then took it out of my swing when I started playing again as an adult....and, that was a stupid idea....but, it was easy to put back....... then I added another one...ps. after a few years of wonder, that foot tap is related to the action of the torso and timing, no the hands and arms.......once you have tried to understand the foot tap in relation to your hands and arms you have f'ed yourself with a swing thought......my sense is, you have added too much mental input..... tap it and keep it with your torso and shoulder action...... your mind can only have so much input into the action of the torso.... thus it's quieter up there on the backswing...
I think this is the best video about the golf swing I've ever watched. I've been working on fixing my over the top swing. Its improved, but that tip about keeping your shoulder back, is so simple. I hit balls today. I couldn't believe what a difference it made. The straightness and ball height were noticeably improved. Always a work in progress, but I believe this will get me on the right path . What an excellent instructor.
By FAR the best explanation of how to hit a draw I have ever seen. Not over simplified yet thorough and concise. Very well done Michael. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
This guy is awesome!
Very clear!
Great clear presentation! "Top Speed Golf" is the best and is allowing me to refine the steps to resolve my struggles and diminish frustrations. We'll never perfect this game, that is one of the reasons we love it.
I just want to say, Clay you have helped me so much, I have played 9 holes 15 times in my life, your videos are so informative!, the best instructions thank you man! These videos are really helping people no doubt! Its night and day compared to my first outing and my last and its all credit to you. I'm not the best in my group, but I was the worst, I'm not anymore. All thanks to you.
Can’t wait to try this. Lately no matter how much I try to swing in to out I just end up coming over the top even more somehow. Nothing but pulls and slices, can’t hit it to the right no matter how hard I try haha. I think keeping the right shoulder back is the trick that I’m missing, should be a great feel move for me. Thanks!
All of these Top Speed Golf guys have great looking swings. It's gotta be digitally enhanced.
Great video! Another TSG keeper. Thanks.
Thanks, good explanation of the "plane line".
Excellent teacher. Bring on more videos from him. 👍
TH-cam is so magic, it knows what I'm thinking now. I hit so many slices yesterday, I'll try this today.
Thanks for the video. You're very good at explaining the technical details 👍
Clay and Michael: Both totally brilliant teachers
Wow, thanks! Appreciate that.
Brilliant tips!!! thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Bro just cured every man’s swing. Great video thank you sir.
Glad to help!
Michael Derr - this is THE best video on this subject. Thank you especially for the tip at 5:20!
Totally worked.
Glad to hear it!
Under and over may be a better explanation than in to out for some people...I like it!!
By far, the best explanation to hit the draw.
Cool video. I can hit true draws by following-through right of the target line as described. However, I find it encourages early-extension as you momentum is pulling forward.
Good stuff!
Very well explained. Ive always naturally hit a draw, and when it starts to slice, these are really great things to keep in mind. Top notch video bro. Cheers from Niagara 🇨🇦✌️
Hey, I appreciate the complement! Take care 😃
Awesome class! Thanks! 👍🏻🥳
I was taught to hit a true draw with a slightly open club face at address...try it if you're having problems with swallowing your club...this really works for beginners that wont change their stong grip
Great video and I have been using these tips with some success so far. Not really able to draw my irons yet but these tips are definitely helping me hit my irons very straight. Only negative is I seem to be hitting a lot of iron shots fat? Not sure if this is due to casting the club or flipping at impact. Any tips to stop the fat shots would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
I really like the tip to keep the right palm pointing at the left shoe..
Merry Christmas to me. You just showed up on my algorithms and blessed me with a key swing thought to try and do to improve my game. Merry Christmas to you because you just gained a new subscriber. lol
Great video 📹 now we need the cut 📹
Excellent explaining
Great video. Good explanation on the moves.
Like this. Had a club fitting recently and trackman showed my swing path between 4 and 6 degrees in to out. However the problem is that my low point is a small amount behind the ball causing fat shots or thins in I flip the club. Thoughts!!!
Excellent.
Many thanks!
I just align my feet to the right & align the CF to the right, but less right than my feet. Ball start right. Ball curve left. 2 rights make a left!
I'm a bit confused about swinging in to out then keep swinging OUT or back in? Some instructors say to swing on an Arc. In - out - In. I can hit a draw when I swing in-out-in
When I try to swing in-out-out the face is open and I hit a push or push-fade.
What is the swing and hand path...In-Out-In or in-out-out?
Thanks
Thanks for great video
Ok, on my downswing if I am I under the plan and swinging out with path closed am I not increasing risk of hitting a hosel rocket 🚀
Are biceps a necessity at top speed golf?
best tips for hitting a draw
All I have to do is swing normal for a draw, and aim to the left for a fade. I dont know how, or why I do that.
I can only hit a draw these days, in my younger years (15 years ago) I used to play a high cut. I for the life of me can't intentionally hit a slice, fade or cut (they do happen just not when I need them to)
Dude this happened to me I have no idea how. Been playing for about 10 years. When I first started all slice/cut/fade. I felt like it was overnight but like 5 years ago I just started hitting draws/hooks/pulls. Except for irons I hit them pretty straight honestly.
It’s find it’s been way more difficult to control my game lol. I can’t for the life of me fade woods, hybrids, irons. Some tee shots with driver on dog legs right I can do it but feels very exaggerated.
“You can talk to a fade, but a hook won't listen,” is REAL. Snap hooks suck balls, I’m pulling the shit out of iron approaches I can’t “snap” out of it lol.
Used to be consistently mid 80s, I’m now consistently 90-95 I’ll be really happy with a day in the 80s. This game is such a pain.
"...and slice it off the planet" got me!! 🤣🤣🤣
Iv always had a natural draw with my irons ...even before i knew how to hit em lol
I never try a draw, just doesn’t work for me. No confidence in that particular shot, the more I try it, the worse it gets🤷🏻♂️
great video. guaranteed ill still fade it 😭
Thanks for watching!!
Draw is fine if you can control it. But hooks are the worst!
Id rather hit a draw and fade with zero change to my swing.. better consistency for me
A lot of great information. However, I wouldn't refer to that as a "True Draw" it's a push draw. Hell if you want to get technical a straight on swing plane with a slightly closed face is more of a true draw then a push draw.
Thank you for your feedback...We will reshoot the video ASAP Rocky and get that corrected. We certainly did not intentionally intend to confuse or mislead all of the TH-cam golf pro viewership.
You’re comparing a draw to a slice. Isn’t that the same as comparing a fade to a hook? Why not compare a fade to a draw and show the difference in out to in versus in to out?
Ture draw lol
From my perspective, this is way too complicated to replicate on the golf course, especially when you have to shape different trajectories from one hole to the other.
I was thinking the same thing, but I feel like going to the range to gain consistency is the key to this problem
I go under the plane but then the shank comes in to play.....
I would then try to hit the ball off of the toe until it works its way back to the middle. Play well! Nate | TSG Instructor
@@TopSpeedGolf Thanks, I corrected it, I was Swayin, now I turn .
I liked the video, but very first shot was like, "let me show you a TRUE draw", and then proceeds to shoot a hook or something else...
That has nothing to do with the video
Golfers have an obsession with hitting a draw. If your natural shot shape is a fade, why change it?
If you have holes with dogleg left, or have to get around other obsticals like trees a s o it’s a benefit.
here is my problem , not just you , but all golf tutors ,, in this video , 85% of your lesson is talking about the NEGATIVE things we do as golfers ,, when are you guys going to just teach us the right way , because to ME , its abit confusing ,, just show and teach us the right way , so we concentrate on that
Drawel lol
Ok so you say just because the ball curves to the left doesn't mean it's a true draw??? Bet you can't explain the mathematics behind that..
Just because you can hit a draw on a simulation doesn't mean you have that consistency on the range or course.. I'm guessing you don't.
There are obviously multiple ways to hit a ball left or right or straight. You saying that other people are not doing it the "true" way is like a baseball player saying, "there is only 1 way you can hit the ball to left field"... which is definitely false..
A “true” draw 😂😂😂😂 omg. As if golf isn’t already hard enough. Just hit the fucking ball.
It "truly" worked though...Your ass clicked, watched, and even commented... just like a good little sub is supposed to... 🍻🏌️♂️😂⛳
Always selling that damn vid at the end so you can get my email to spam like crazy and probably sell. Annoying way to run your channel
Couldn't you pick a better shot in the beginning of the video to illustrate a true draw?????
Btw... the word draw is pronounced “draa”. Not draal. Dude no ‘L’ at the end.... Draw.
Wow.
@@jakepadgett5569 No shit
Great video Michael! Thank you so much!