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I watched Jess Frank's videos and decided to contact him for a private lesson. Drive 8 hours from South Georgia to South Florida and enjoyed the most productive time I have ever spent with a golf instructor. His skills at communicating the swing and helping you to apply his technique are second to none. Looking forward to playing some great golf. Thanks, Jess! You're the best!
Just the perfect way to demonstrate the beauty and simplicity of Stack&Tilt. Jess has the ability to clearly describe the process while demonstrating the swing perfectly. His style and movements clearly show how to adapt to this swing. I have DRAMATICALLY improved my game. I’m 76 years old with some knee and shoulder issues but find S&T is much easier and simple to adhere to . Thanks to Jess Frank for the wonderful videoes!
The other day I heard you say left shoulder around your spine you must’ve said it 1000 times I never heard it. What a difference finally understand tilt thank you.
Just discovered your channel and I love your explanations. I’m new to S&T about a month now but it is already helping my game a lot. After 30 years of struggling to play consistently good golf with the conventional swing style shooting 85 one round and 95 the next, or occasionally even 100 (although a lot of that is poor putting), and getting so mad I threatened to quit altogether, I watched a few of Tom Saguto videos about a month ago and went to the range and tried this system out and after incorporating most of the fundamentals (still like the power and flow of a release of the hands just after impact and not locked wrists all the way through the follow through) I am hitting the ball so much more consistently and have two back to back rounds under 90 with my mishits being a lot less punishing than before and my up and down average has skyrocketed. If I could just eliminate those five or six three putts every round I’d be back down in the mid 80’s. And if I could start consistently holing more putts under 5’ and make more birdies I’d be breaking 80. Anyway, I am beginning to feel confidence in my swing again because I am striking the ball so much more consistently by incorporating the 10 words of S&T. Tom is a hoot and fun to watch and is a fellow musician and guitarist and is a great ball stronger but I really like your presentation. Thank you and rock on.
Thank you Eric! Appreciate it! You’re in the right family! Tom is awesome and the entire ST community will help you! You should look into going to an st camp!
That was excellent advice and you both explained the technical reason for it then gave the visual picture. Very good teaching technique. The only thing left for me to do is get a club in my hand and feel it. Thanks so much. Great tips.
Jess I had a Jess in my family only one I’ve ever known of! Lol great lesson I went to ST about 2 years ago you and Tom S are my favorite at 60 and avid golfer for 30 years I am playing better than ever no pain swinging easy on the back! Still can enjoy a 70 something round sometimes! Thank you for your instruction!
Your instruction is gold. Thanks Jess. One thing i have added to my game is taking my backswing back more slowly. This is combinstion with your teaching has brought my strokes down by four so far on average and increased mydriver distance from 180m to 205m.
Jess, thank you for explaining the left foot forward weight. I was doing it a bit the wrong way where i was bending down into my left foot to keep the weight there, which restricted my swing. the clarification has helped a lot to push the weight forward the proper way.
I have been practicing indoors with my new divot board. I can see improvement on my low point. I can’t wait for the weather to improve here in the North West, so I can see how it works outside.
You can make it even better if you fold the trail arm up to keep the hands as close to the trail foot on the takeaway. Neutral spine as your showing, tailbone over the trail heel with the top of the spine moving in line with the tailbone insures an effortless motion time after time. Glad to see someone doing it the way it’s suppose to be done. Lateral movement, side to side, loading of the trail side is totally ridiculous. Firing the hips and pivoting around a post is as well. You’re not pivoting around anything so how could anyone say you’re reverse pivoting? Excellent!!!
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRaton no sir, I taught the game for 47 years and I’m a retired manufacturing manager. People need to understand what you’re teaching and what I’ve said on your vids is exactly what you’re doing. There is no way you can hurt yourself and it produces the most speed you can find with the least amount of effort. Keep doing what you’re doing, I’ve run my race and it’s great to find someone who is racing as I’ve done for so many years. Good luck and I wish you the best and if anyone can’t understand what you’re saying or don’t want to understand then it’s their loss.
Good session Jess. Note you have a significant left foot flair and a slightly closed address position and appear to be rotating around your left hip to stay centered. Have I got this rotation correct? Stay well-Russ
Great lesson! Just purchased a divot board and although I’m keeping my weight forward and arms straight, my divots are behind the ball. Any suggestions? Thank you! I enjoy your lessons. Ed
New sub, really like your teaching, my problem is because so much weight is on my lead foot at address that I find my self shifting back on my trail foot through impact, do you have a good drill to help correct this..
You need to stay forward. Also, you may have too much of your upper center forward and not enough of your lower center forward. I do online lessons let me know:)
I love your videos, Jess. And I use S&T because it’s such a logical approach to ball striking. Just a brief question. It appears that your set-up includes your rear leg pulled back slightly, in that classic draw stance. This is one aspect I also incorporate in my S&T stance. As a 72 yo senior, it definitely helps. Can you confirm that this is acceptable……greetings from Down-Under.
It might be the camera angle but I am pretty square in my set up. I recommend the closed stance for a lot of golfers because it helps initiate the backswing pivot and helps the downswing arc. Thanks for watching from Australia! I also do online lessons if you need help:) www.jessfrankgolf.com/the-best-online-golf-lessons/
Hi Jess, thanks for a great video. Do you mean weight forward as one of the S&T principles PLUS weight forward in the backswing (like push weight forward)?
Hi Jess - I like your videos. I've been an athlete all my life but I'm now 89 and having balance issues during my golf swing. Having issues with keeping my weight forward and follow through. Any suggestions? Thanks.
Hi and thanks for watching! I do online golf Lessons. The tilting extending and turning helps with balance. Here’s the link for online www.jessfrankgolf.com/virtual-lessons-lp/
Hi Jess would my ball flight be affected by this forward leaning on the front foot, today I made the mistake of forward leaning my shaft and solid contact but low ball flight is it because I'm not turning my shoulders? I'd like a high ball flight so I will try again tomorrow morning and watch this video again. You do make it look so simple, I'm 72 years old but love the game and a 10 handicap from the blue tee and the i very seldom find trouble but I do have a good short game chipping and putting. Anyway any tips that you can give me is very much appreciated thanks Harvey from British Columbia in Canada
Hi Harvey you need use extension of your spine and radial deviation of your wrists on the follow through to hit the ball high. Forward shaft lean and weight forward does not alone hit the ball low :) hope this helps
Great tips! I noticed your right foot is slightly back like the bowler drill. Do you keep your shoulders and hips square or are they inline with your feet? Thank you.
Jess, Am I wrong in thinking from the top of the backswing you start down sliding your hips as you tilt to your right shoulder going into the ball? Thanks
Humble suggestion: please consider swapping left/right with front/back when describing the swing mechanics so we southpaws don't have a brain aneurysm when trying to follow along. Appreciate your content!
Insane is correct in the tittle but what’s insane is how difficult it is to ever be good at golf, Mr Frank must live in his own bubble if he thinks it’s easy to be good at golf….if it was we would all be pros, or scratch markers or club champions …that’s not how it is Mr Frank. Most people are 15-36 handicappers…average golfers to hackers….you need to get out more fella.
Appreciate your comments Gary. You’re correct if it was easy to get good everyone would be getting millions from LIV but obviously it’s not an easy game. But, you can eliminate confusion and get a roadmap on a system that works. There is no miracle cure but if you commit yourself you can improve. I have had countless number of golfer improve their ball striking and scores through social media and in person lessons by following a proven system that works. I believe you can get better. Not everyone can be a professional because of time commitment etc. . And you’re for sure right I do need to get out more lol!!!! I work too much :)
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRaton Is is accurate to say you are striving, more or less, to swing the club shaft back at a 45 degree angle and mirroring 45 degrees on the after swing?
Hey Golfers let me help you customize a golf swing for you. Join my new swing mastery virtual online golf lesson program! www.jessfrankgolf.com/virtual-lessons-lp/
I watched Jess Frank's videos and decided to contact him for a private lesson. Drive 8 hours from South Georgia to South Florida and enjoyed the most productive time I have ever spent with a golf instructor. His skills at communicating the swing and helping you to apply his technique are second to none. Looking forward to playing some great golf. Thanks, Jess! You're the best!
Thank you Dale! It was a real pleasure!
Just the perfect way to demonstrate the beauty and simplicity of Stack&Tilt. Jess has the ability to clearly describe the process while demonstrating the swing perfectly. His style and movements clearly show how to adapt to this swing. I have DRAMATICALLY improved my game. I’m 76 years old with some knee and shoulder issues but find S&T is much easier and simple to adhere to . Thanks to Jess Frank for the wonderful videoes!
@@lonnielongtin5110 thank you so much!!
The other day I heard you say left shoulder around your spine you must’ve said it 1000 times I never heard it. What a difference finally understand tilt thank you.
Awesome love or hear it! Lol! If you need extra help I do online lessons :)
Just discovered your channel and I love your explanations. I’m new to S&T about a month now but it is already helping my game a lot. After 30 years of struggling to play consistently good golf with the conventional swing style shooting 85 one round and 95 the next, or occasionally even 100 (although a lot of that is poor putting), and getting so mad I threatened to quit altogether, I watched a few of Tom Saguto videos about a month ago and went to the range and tried this system out and after incorporating most of the fundamentals (still like the power and flow of a release of the hands just after impact and not locked wrists all the way through the follow through) I am hitting the ball so much more consistently and have two back to back rounds under 90 with my mishits being a lot less punishing than before and my up and down average has skyrocketed. If I could just eliminate those five or six three putts every round I’d be back down in the mid 80’s. And if I could start consistently holing more putts under 5’ and make more birdies I’d be breaking 80. Anyway, I am beginning to feel confidence in my swing again because I am striking the ball so much more consistently by incorporating the 10 words of S&T. Tom is a hoot and fun to watch and is a fellow musician and guitarist and is a great ball stronger but I really like your presentation. Thank you and rock on.
Thank you Eric! Appreciate it! You’re in the right family! Tom is awesome and the entire ST community will help you! You should look into going to an st camp!
I look forward to your videos. I wish you posted more often , thanks Jess .
Thank you Randy! I post a short almost every day :)))
I love listenting to you teach because you have a very beautiful spirit of teaching!!
I do love to teach thank you for watching!
That was excellent advice and you both explained the technical reason for it then gave the visual picture. Very good teaching technique. The only thing left for me to do is get a club in my hand and feel it. Thanks so much. Great tips.
Thank you Alex! I am glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you for watching:)
Jess I had a Jess in my family only one I’ve ever known of! Lol great lesson I went to ST about 2 years ago you and Tom S are my favorite at 60 and avid golfer for 30 years I am playing better than ever no pain swinging easy on the back! Still can enjoy a 70 something round sometimes! Thank you for your instruction!
Thank you sir!!! Great to hear!
All excellent points Jess on getting good at golf!
Well Done!
Thank you John!
Your instruction is gold. Thanks Jess. One thing i have added to my game is taking my backswing back more slowly. This is combinstion with your teaching has brought my strokes down by four so far on average and increased mydriver distance from 180m to 205m.
Phenomenal love this thank you!
Jess, thank you for explaining the left foot forward weight. I was doing it a bit the wrong way where i was bending down into my left foot to keep the weight there, which restricted my swing. the clarification has helped a lot to push the weight forward the proper way.
My pleasure yes its different depending on the golfer :)
Thanks Jess for all your great videos! They have helped me big time!
Yes sir! My pleasure!:) Glad they are helping you!
I have been practicing indoors with my new divot board. I can see improvement on my low point. I can’t wait for the weather to improve here in the North West, so I can see how it works outside.
Awesome thank you!
You can make it even better if you fold the trail arm up to keep the hands as close to the trail foot on the takeaway. Neutral spine as your showing, tailbone over the trail heel with the top of the spine moving in line with the tailbone insures an effortless motion time after time. Glad to see someone doing it the way it’s suppose to be done. Lateral movement, side to side, loading of the trail side is totally ridiculous. Firing the hips and pivoting around a post is as well. You’re not pivoting around anything so how could anyone say you’re reverse pivoting? Excellent!!!
Thank you so much!!! I believe it’s the simplest and safest way to swing a golf club! Are you a chiropractor?
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRaton no sir, I taught the game for 47 years and I’m a retired manufacturing manager. People need to understand what you’re teaching and what I’ve said on your vids is exactly what you’re doing. There is no way you can hurt yourself and it produces the most speed you can find with the least amount of effort. Keep doing what you’re doing, I’ve run my race and it’s great to find someone who is racing as I’ve done for so many years. Good luck and I wish you the best and if anyone can’t understand what you’re saying or don’t want to understand then it’s their loss.
Good session Jess. Note you have a significant left foot flair and a slightly closed address position and appear to be rotating around your left hip to stay centered. Have I got this rotation correct? Stay well-Russ
Yes correct thank you Russ!
Thank you for watching! Let me know what you think!
Great lesson! Just purchased a divot board and although I’m keeping my weight forward and arms straight, my divots are behind the ball. Any suggestions? Thank you! I enjoy your lessons. Ed
@@edhaggerty4798 wouldn’t know unless I saw your swing I do online lessons :)
Lovely..simple and sensible advice Tnx Mylo
You got it Milo!
This is superior instruction!
Thank you very much :)) I do online lessons if you would like further help :)
New sub, really like your teaching, my problem is because so much weight is on my lead foot at address that I find my self shifting back on my trail foot through impact, do you have a good drill to help correct this..
You need to stay forward. Also, you may have too much of your upper center forward and not enough of your lower center forward. I do online lessons let me know:)
I love your videos, Jess. And I use S&T because it’s such a logical approach to ball striking. Just a brief question. It appears that your set-up includes your rear leg pulled back slightly, in that classic draw stance. This is one aspect I also incorporate in my S&T stance. As a 72 yo senior, it definitely helps. Can you confirm that this is acceptable……greetings from Down-Under.
It might be the camera angle but I am pretty square in my set up. I recommend the closed stance for a lot of golfers because it helps initiate the backswing pivot and helps the downswing arc. Thanks for watching from Australia! I also do online lessons if you need help:) www.jessfrankgolf.com/the-best-online-golf-lessons/
Solid advice. Many thanks
My pleasure!
Hi Jess, thanks for a great video. Do you mean weight forward as one of the S&T principles PLUS weight forward in the backswing (like push weight forward)?
The weight forward is 60-40 at address and then ends 95-5 at the finish:)
Hi are you describing the stack and it golf swing?
Yes these are the 10 words of stack and tilt :)
Thank you coach
You’re very welcome what helped you the most?
Thank you !
Yes sir!
Yes sir!
I love your videos. Just found you through Tom Seguto.
Awesome! Love Tom! Welcome to my channel:)
Hi Jess - I like your videos. I've been an athlete all my life but I'm now 89 and having balance issues during my golf swing. Having issues with keeping my weight forward and follow through. Any suggestions? Thanks.
Hi and thanks for watching! I do online golf
Lessons. The tilting extending and turning helps with balance. Here’s the link for online www.jessfrankgolf.com/virtual-lessons-lp/
I noticed in the pga championship Xander Schauffelle has his weight forward, especially but not limited to his driver.
100%% if he didn’t have his weight forward he wouldn’t be playing pro golf :))
Excellent video, thanks for making it.
Yes sir! My pleasure let me know how it helps:)
Do u break your wrist on backswing ? What wrist does in backswing or downswing?
If you get your grip correct and arms set correctly the wrists perform correctly. The less wrists the better in my opinion for most golfers.
Jess, are swinging inside out on this?
Just swinging in an arc! I do online lessons if you need :) www.jessfrankgolf.com/virtual-lessons-lp/
Moving to Florida. Your tips will help get me invited to more golf outings. After all, why move to Florida if you you don't play a lot of golf?
Phenomenal!!!!! 😅 welcome to the sunshine state!!!
Another great video
Thank
You!!
Hi Jess would my ball flight be affected by this forward leaning on the front foot, today I made the mistake of forward leaning my shaft and solid contact but low ball flight is it because I'm not turning my shoulders? I'd like a high ball flight so I will try again tomorrow morning and watch this video again. You do make it look so simple, I'm 72 years old but love the game and a 10 handicap from the blue tee and the i very seldom find trouble but I do have a good short game chipping and putting. Anyway any tips that you can give me is very much appreciated thanks Harvey from British Columbia in Canada
Hi Harvey you need use extension of your spine and radial deviation of your wrists on the follow through to hit the ball high. Forward shaft lean and weight forward does not alone hit the ball low :) hope this helps
Great tips! I noticed your right foot is slightly back like the bowler drill. Do you keep your shoulders and hips square or are they inline with your feet? Thank you.
Pretty square just a standard set up:)
Jess, Am I wrong in thinking from the top of the backswing you start down sliding your hips as you tilt to your right shoulder going into the ball? Thanks
The downswing is a combination of hip slide arms down, left knee to the target and then yes the right or trail shoulder comes down:)
I notice you flair your front foot out. The addition of shot trace for the down the line shots would be beneficial.
Thanks Rick! I need a bigger budget for shot tracer lol! And yes I flair both feet :)
Humble suggestion: please consider swapping left/right with front/back when describing the swing mechanics so we southpaws don't have a brain aneurysm when trying to follow along. Appreciate your content!
Thank you sir!!
just play the video in reverse
Jess what brand golf shoes are you wearing?
Sqairz Shoes! They are awesome! I have a link in my bio if you would like:)
Reminds me a lot of Moe Norman.......... The best ball-striker of the 20th century!
Yes sir!!!!
Chicken winging is so frustrating; I know I do it too often; so hard to break bad habits
I can help I do online lessons :)😊
swaying is going to be a recipe for disaster,
100% thanks for watching!
Get divorced,or if not practical, pretend you already .
😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂 spot on man!!!
@@Wizalker😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Insane is correct in the tittle but what’s insane is how difficult it is to ever be good at golf, Mr Frank must live in his own bubble if he thinks it’s easy to be good at golf….if it was we would all be pros, or scratch markers or club champions …that’s not how it is Mr Frank. Most people are 15-36 handicappers…average golfers to hackers….you need to get out more fella.
Appreciate your comments Gary. You’re correct if it was easy to get good everyone would be getting millions from LIV but obviously it’s not an easy game. But, you can eliminate confusion and get a roadmap on a system that works. There is no miracle cure but if you commit yourself you can improve. I have had countless number of golfer improve their ball striking and scores through social media and in person lessons by following a proven system that works. I believe you can get better. Not everyone can be a professional because of time commitment etc. . And you’re for sure right I do need to get out more lol!!!! I work too much :)
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRaton Is is accurate to say you are striving, more or less, to swing the club shaft back at a 45 degree angle and mirroring 45 degrees on the after swing?
@@dancurry156 that’s a good thought
Thank you! 😊
Youre very welcome!