That was incredible how you compared the smooth proper sequence to a much more violent swing that looked more powerful yet produced 50 yards less. The right way vs wrong way is the most convincing demonstration I’ve ever seen because you can do both masterfully. Seeing is believing. Brilliant idea.
Kevin is great watching your golf swing, especially when you demonstrate swinging with your lead arm only. What it clearly shows is the fantastic way Iris in the back way while prating your lead arm and in shifting the weight back to Leeds side initiates the with a free flowing, natural armswing through impact into the post impact help the super nation motion of your lead for. Modern teaching methods have tended to place greater emphasis on the need for the body rotation neglecting to talk about the critical aspects of swinging the golf club with Your arms, wrists and hands. I think your teaching method placed the emphasis in a balanced way on both aspects. Myles
Kevin is great watching your golf swing, especially when you demonstrate free flowing swinging with your lead arm only. What it clearly demonstrates the pronation of your lead arm in the backswing and supination into impact and follow through. Then weight shift to start the downswing. This shifting the weight back to lead side which initiates the with a free flowing, natural arm-swing through impact into the post impact helps the super-nation motion of your lead forearm through impact into the finish. Modern teaching methods have tended to place greater emphasis on the need for the body rotation neglecting to talk about the critical aspects of swinging the golf club with Your arms, wrists and hands. I think your teaching method places the emphasis in a balanced way on both aspects.
Love the one arm swing and dance routine. Plus the last tip about leading with the lat rather than throwing from the top. Currently trying to keep back to the target longer which is helping.
Okay, you've blown my mind on this one. I'm a terrible golfer and I do exactly what you're saying for the exact reasons you gave. My 7 iron goes about 135 yards when I actually hit it okay. Next time I golf I will focus on not opening up until my arms force me to. This lines up with a feel that I recently watched from a pro golfer (forgot who) where they try to feel like their back is to the target for as long as possible on the downswing. Their back isn't actually aimed at the target as they get close to impact, but it feels that way. This will be the next focus in my perpetually failing effort to hit a decent golf shot. I'm so bad that I don't even care about hitting a 7 iron more than 135 yards right now. I would be thrilled if I hit it 135 yards 75% of the time.
@@dry509 It's probably good if you assume I am worse than you and I assume you are worse than me. That will make us both feel better that somewhere out there is someone worse than us :-)
Kevin, You have a really effective way of explaining and showing what you mean. I'm enjoying your instruction and I'm practicing with my left arm and left side dominant. I'm forced to right now because I had an artificial shoulder implanted on my right side. I can't wait to start hitting golf balls in a couple more months. I'll continue subscribing and watching your instruction.
another great video.could you make one talking about using the ground and exactly when to do it or do you think it is a reaction to good sequence and will happen naturally?
I heard this advice on another golfer's channel and it opened my eyes. The golf coach played and replayed on a loop Tiger's swing on the range. He was hitting balls with a six-iron. The coach tells his TH-cam audience to get up from their couch and simply mimic Tiger Woods' swing WITHOUT A CLUB at the SAME EXACT speed that Tiger does. No problem. Next, the coach tells you to swing a dowel rod as if it were an iron at the same speed that Tiger swings his six-iron. Next, grab a six-iron. You will soon notice how unbelievably fast Tiger's actual swing is. You can try to do the same with Kevin's swing. The back swing may be slow, but Kevin's through swing is unbelievably fast. If you indeed do this, BE CAREFUL not to hurt yourself. That's why you want to go from arms only, to a dowel rod (a club shaft without the clubhead), to an iron. Next, watch a DeChambeau video. Try to swing a driver at the same speed he does. Have a paramedic nearby.
@@daveparsons7756 It was several months ago when I came across his video. It was a male coach, soft spoken like the guy from Be Better Golf, but I can't seem to remember who it was. The advice was priceless, though.
I think golf is counter intuitive. Kevin is able to square the club face precisely because he is supinating the lead forearm into impact (to square) combined with body rotation. He arrives at last delivery set up for success. His club head is in alignment with his spine angle, his trail wrist remains set, he has retained the pronation in his lead forearm and he has rotated his lower body into a powerful squat position with 80% of his weight on his lead side. His trail arm is still partly folded, ready to extend / release through impact. Kevin uses his lead hip to leaver his shoulders and arms down into the back of the ball from last parallel. With his hips opening onto the target it leavers the left forearm to supinate back to square from the last parallel position. Myles
what is your loft on your 7 iron to be able to hit it that far ? nice swing btw ... im aiming for this effortless swing because i know im wasting power by trying to get it too fast
So in reference to your last tip…..you are pulling through with your legs and lead side….NOT trying to hit hard with your trail hand. Is this correct? Thank you👍🏻
@@daveparsons7756 yes never pull with your hands independently in transition! Once we get to around halfway down you can use your trail side if you want 👍🏼👍🏼
I will t?y my best getting this fantastic results. Would be great if you could show clubhead speed as well. Then I know if I'm on the right track without hitting the ball perfect. So what speed did you have hitting the 7i 200 yards?
@@hiddenbunny7205 will do if that helps but I want people to notice that a effortless golf swing will create speed and distance but sometimes with the speed being on the screen people will tend to say I hit the ball far because of my speed and that’s not something a amateur golfer can do and totally forget about the actual lesson. When in reality the lesson is what got me the speed 👍🏼
I thought the very last part you did was good. So you’re pulling with the lead hip and lead lat and then throwing the club. I don’t think you said this on your other videos. At least I didn’t catch it.
Proof is in the pudding, should make a video of yourself on a course and shoot even par or couple birdies back to back. Guaranteed you’ll get more subscribers. Even Rick Shields might subscribe so he can get better
Thank you and your videos are excellent and short. Praise and thank GOD the FATHER in heaven for you and be all bless in the name of our LORD and SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST.
@@cuonghong1986 every videos topic should be a little different but the end goal is the same. To answer your question until everyone creates a effortless golf swing 👍🏼
what tip would you give or your feelings on the distance of you on relation to the ball, like how to make/feel distance with club so u get in position? i think setting up the distance is by far the most important tip and only a few talk about it
Seen a ton of online teachers, and there are some good ones, but this guy really strikes a chord. Thanks Kevin, you'll be hearing from me.
That was incredible how you compared the smooth proper sequence to a much more violent swing that looked more powerful yet produced 50 yards less. The right way vs wrong way is the most convincing demonstration I’ve ever seen because you can do both masterfully. Seeing is believing. Brilliant idea.
Kevin is great watching your golf swing, especially when you demonstrate swinging with your lead arm only. What it clearly shows is the fantastic way Iris in the back way while prating your lead arm and in shifting the weight back to Leeds side initiates the with a free flowing, natural armswing through impact into the post impact help the super nation motion of your lead for. Modern teaching methods have tended to place greater emphasis on the need for the body rotation neglecting to talk about the critical aspects of swinging the golf club with Your arms, wrists and hands. I think your teaching method placed the emphasis in a balanced way on both aspects. Myles
Kevin is great watching your golf swing, especially when you demonstrate free flowing swinging with your lead arm only.
What it clearly demonstrates the pronation of your lead arm in the backswing and supination into impact and follow through.
Then weight shift to start the downswing.
This shifting the weight back to lead side which initiates the with a free flowing, natural arm-swing through impact into the post impact helps the super-nation motion of your lead forearm through impact into the finish.
Modern teaching methods have tended to place greater emphasis on the need for the body rotation neglecting to talk about the critical aspects of swinging the golf club with Your arms, wrists and hands. I think your teaching method places the emphasis in a balanced way on both aspects.
I love the way you teach golf, thank you!
Love the one arm swing and dance routine. Plus the last tip about leading with the lat rather than throwing from the top. Currently trying to keep back to the target longer which is helping.
Ya great lesson here 😊👍
Okay, you've blown my mind on this one.
I'm a terrible golfer and I do exactly what you're saying for the exact reasons you gave. My 7 iron goes about 135 yards when I actually hit it okay.
Next time I golf I will focus on not opening up until my arms force me to.
This lines up with a feel that I recently watched from a pro golfer (forgot who) where they try to feel like their back is to the target for as long as possible on the downswing. Their back isn't actually aimed at the target as they get close to impact, but it feels that way.
This will be the next focus in my perpetually failing effort to hit a decent golf shot. I'm so bad that I don't even care about hitting a 7 iron more than 135 yards right now. I would be thrilled if I hit it 135 yards 75% of the time.
I am worse than you…105 yards.
@@dry509
It's probably good if you assume I am worse than you and I assume you are worse than me.
That will make us both feel better that somewhere out there is someone worse than us :-)
Great stuff Kevin liked and subscribed!🙏🙏🙏
Kevin,
You have a really effective way of explaining and showing what you mean. I'm enjoying your instruction and I'm practicing with my left arm and left side dominant. I'm forced to right now because I had an artificial shoulder implanted on my right side. I can't wait to start hitting golf balls in a couple more months. I'll continue subscribing and watching your instruction.
Great lesson, very helpful.
Love watching Kevin
Excellent advice Looking forward to more from this new instructor.
@@pohoresky thank you for watching 🙏🏼
another great video.could you make one talking about using the ground and exactly when to do it or do you think it is a reaction to good sequence and will happen naturally?
Excellent 👍👏👏
Your swing is fast at the correct moment.
Watch some tour pros on the range in person if you ever have the chance and you’ll see this motion sequence.
Another great video from Kevin the man
I heard this advice on another golfer's channel and it opened my eyes.
The golf coach played and replayed on a loop Tiger's swing on the range. He was hitting balls with a six-iron. The coach tells his TH-cam audience to get up from their couch and simply mimic Tiger Woods' swing WITHOUT A CLUB at the SAME EXACT speed that Tiger does. No problem.
Next, the coach tells you to swing a dowel rod as if it were an iron at the same speed that Tiger swings his six-iron.
Next, grab a six-iron. You will soon notice how unbelievably fast Tiger's actual swing is. You can try to do the same with Kevin's swing. The back swing may be slow, but Kevin's through swing is unbelievably fast.
If you indeed do this, BE CAREFUL not to hurt yourself. That's why you want to go from arms only, to a dowel rod (a club shaft without the clubhead), to an iron.
Next, watch a DeChambeau video. Try to swing a driver at the same speed he does. Have a paramedic nearby.
What’s is that channel please?
@@daveparsons7756 It was several months ago when I came across his video. It was a male coach, soft spoken like the guy from Be Better Golf, but I can't seem to remember who it was. The advice was priceless, though.
@ do you mean the mild mannered British chap “Warren Bennet” with his dog Trevor?
JT Thomas
Thank you
Tks. Clearly explained.
Thanks Kevin. All very informative and so interesting, but in particular the added tip at the end. Can't wait to get practising!
輕巧猛爆 技之正宗！
Bro these videos blow my mind, I can’t believe how much speed you’re getting, I must learn this technique
great TIP!
Wow, great tips
Subscribed! Will gladly help your channel grow!
The last tip helps to generate the club head speed and square the impact😊
LOVE the lesson. I struggle to slow my transition. Any thing you do to help that?
Great channel and content but a general query: *what kind of irons are you using?*
How do you square the face consistently when supinate the release? It is hard for me to time it.
I think golf is counter intuitive. Kevin is able to square the club face precisely because he is supinating the lead forearm into impact (to square) combined with body rotation. He arrives at last delivery set up for success. His club head is in alignment with his spine angle, his trail wrist remains set, he has retained the pronation in his lead forearm and he has rotated his lower body into a powerful squat position with 80% of his weight on his lead side. His trail arm is still partly folded, ready to extend / release through impact. Kevin uses his lead hip to leaver his shoulders and arms down into the back of the ball from last parallel. With his hips opening onto the target it leavers the left forearm to supinate back to square from the last parallel position. Myles
kevin are you using a weak , neutral or strong grip ? Does the type grip work better with your method ?
Look @ 5:36
what is your loft on your 7 iron to be able to hit it that far ? nice swing btw ... im aiming for this effortless swing because i know im wasting power by trying to get it too fast
Great lesson, thanks. Like some of the other viewers I think adding clubhead speed and smash factor to screen would be helpful.
So in reference to your last tip…..you are pulling through with your legs and lead side….NOT trying to hit hard with your trail hand. Is this correct?
Thank you👍🏻
@@daveparsons7756 yes never pull with your hands independently in transition! Once we get to around halfway down you can use your trail side if you want 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you Kevin……so anxious to try🙏🙏
His club head speed is 96 MPH + -
The smash factor is 1.48
He doesn’t show it, because it’s not important to the lesson.
@@katvacuum7510 you read my mind 👍🏼
My back really hurts on the left side after swinging the club 😖 just started training with 7 iron
I think it would be good to show ball flight aswell
My issue is ball contact…top or fat…I have never hit my 7 iron 150 yards…more like 100 or 105.
I will t?y my best getting this fantastic results. Would be great if you could show clubhead speed as well. Then I know if I'm on the right track without hitting the ball perfect. So what speed did you have hitting the 7i 200 yards?
@@brunsberg65 at least mid 90s in mph
Why not just show the clubhead speed and ball speed on top of the distance?
@@hiddenbunny7205 will do if that helps but I want people to notice that a effortless golf swing will create speed and distance but sometimes with the speed being on the screen people will tend to say I hit the ball far because of my speed and that’s not something a amateur golfer can do and totally forget about the actual lesson. When in reality the lesson is what got me the speed 👍🏼
What the elevation set to? Haha
If I could hit irons 200 yards with a head speed if 5mph I wouldn’t care.
Head speed is moderately overrated
He obviously swings in the 90s
Great stuff Kevin like and subscribe!🙏🙏🙏
I thought the very last part you did was good. So you’re pulling with the lead hip and lead lat and then throwing the club. I don’t think you said this on your other videos. At least I didn’t catch it.
Proof is in the pudding, should make a video of yourself on a course and shoot even par or couple birdies back to back. Guaranteed you’ll get more subscribers. Even Rick Shields might subscribe so he can get better
I'd love to see a tournament of TH-cam golf gurus.
Thank you and your videos are excellent and short. Praise and thank GOD the FATHER in heaven for you and be all bless in the name of our LORD and SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST.
How many times can you make a video stating the same thing? Great tips but all your videos are “effortless swing”
@@cuonghong1986 every videos topic should be a little different but the end goal is the same. To answer your question until everyone creates a effortless golf swing 👍🏼
Fine by me
what tip would you give or your feelings on the distance of you on relation to the ball, like how to make/feel distance with club so u get in position? i think setting up the distance is by far the most important tip and only a few talk about it