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California. Awesome drill. I've always had a flying right elbow to some extent. I can keep the elbow down via this drill but it feels like I'll never have enough power. Need to stick with it and do 100 practice swings/drills per night to get it grooved.
Thanks for the comment Michael. That’s awesome you’ve been playing golf that long. It’s a great game. Yeah the flying right elbow is very common but can be tricky to fix. Hopefully this video helps you out ⛳️
Mobile, Alabama on the coast. I’ve heard this information presented in a number of different ways but this the first time I’ve actually understood what this was all about. Went to the range and wow! I’ve never externally rotated my right shoulder in 30 years of trying to play golf. This made a massive difference in strike. Thank you.
That’s so cool that’s where I lived for 9 years whilst playing golf for University of South Alabama. Lived on William and Mary St and played and practice at Azalea City and Magnolia Grove. Such a small world. Also that is amazing you hit the ball so well after doing this. Really happy to hear that 🙌
@@dlgolftips took the tip to Azalea City this morning for a bucket, yep, externally rotating the shoulder on the take away was the piece I've been missing! straight and true, driver added probably 30-40 yards. So simple it's scary. Glad I happened upon you. Told a few folks at AC about your channel and connection to Jag Golf. Going to make it my personal mision to get you 100 more subscribers!
That’s absolutely awesome. So cool she noticed the improvement 👌 really good. And thank you, I still know quite a few at Azalea and some might remember me even though I’ve been away for 10-12 years. Used to love playing there it’s such a great course and living near the back of the second green was like heaven lol.
David, good presentation, and totally agree on internal shoulder rotation.! I realize this is a drill and not exactly a representation of a swing. I'm concerned about the lack of width at the top. I strive for my right humerus to be 90 degrees to my spine angle and my forearm to be between 70 -90 degrees to my humerus. All of this is in pursuit of width. Once again, good lesson.
Hey Lee thanks for comment. Yes indeed all good stuff. Definitely a fan of good with at the top while not letting the right shoulder go to internal at the top. Rory had around 69 degrees of bending right are at the top of the backswing, which is incredible actually. I have a video coming on this. Also for width check out my don’t keep the left are straight video I talk a lot about width in this one by fighting to keep the right arm straight 👌
Hi David. New to your channel but the tips / feelings are easy to understand. Looking forward on browsing the other vids. Tough mid HCP, i struggle with the effortless feeling. My swing feels like hard work. Can you make a serie of vids how to build your swing from scratch. Grip, stance, address, take away, top of backswing (love this vid), start downswing, falling in to the slot, impact, release, follow trough, .. You get the point :) Looking forward to this. Belgium fan
Hey and welcome to the channel, so glad you found it and you’re enjoying it. Yeah that is definitely something I plan to do, think it could really help a lot of people ⛳️ hopefully we can start getting that golf swing feeling a little easier for you
Another great drill David. Will try it on the range tomorrow. I know it’s something I need to work on. How long do you try to hold on to the external rotation of the right shoulder. Does it release naturally on the down swing.
Hey William, thanks so much for the comment. Glad you enjoyed the video. Let me know how it goes. In terms of releasing that right arm, it should kind of happen naturally. If you think about skimming a stone or throwing a ball sidearm, have a think about where that elbow or that shoulder would be releasing. That should help give you a good idea.
It worked fine as far as I can tell now. In my videos I could clearly see the right elbow does not move too much behind anymore! The strike quality was also good in most cases. Will keep this now in all my practicing sessions for the next weeks / months. Maybe after some months I can do it with a fluent swing (without stop and then go). That is gonna be my ultimate goal now.
You always hear about the feel of the waiter holding the tray as a feel, but never really understood it, until now ! Great explanation, looking forward to your early release fixes … won’t be long until you have a million followers 👍
Lol appreciate it Stephen, that would be nice. Yeah the waiter carrying a tray is an oldie but a goodie. As you say though understanding what it’s actually doing is key 🔑 Video coming soon and aiming to bring the camera out on course soon to for some on course content 👍 You think that’s something you’d like to see?
Dave, I played with a former college golfer not long ago, and he had torn his rotator cuff of his right shoulder years ago. This is how he would hit every shot to protect his shoulder. Needless to say, he beat my ass by 10 strokes in three straight rounds.
That’s interesting, there are definitely ways to play with injuries. Just have to find your way around them. That’s good this guy was still able to play after that not so good he beat you though 🙈 lol
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California. Awesome drill. I've always had a flying right elbow to some extent. I can keep the elbow down via this drill but it feels like I'll never have enough power. Need to stick with it and do 100 practice swings/drills per night to get it grooved.
That's awesome, Mark. I'm glad you enjoyed it. You're exactly right. At least 100 reps a day and you'll have it in no time.
I started playing golf 30 years ago. After watching your video, NOW I know I have a flying right elbow and it's flying all over the place 😮!
Thanks for the comment Michael. That’s awesome you’ve been playing golf that long. It’s a great game. Yeah the flying right elbow is very common but can be tricky to fix. Hopefully this video helps you out ⛳️
Great drill David loving your videos gives me plenty to work on keep up the good work
Brilliant Stephen thanks so much 🙌 glad you are enjoying the videos ⛳️
Mobile, Alabama on the coast. I’ve heard this information presented in a number of different ways but this the first time I’ve actually understood what this was all about. Went to the range and wow!
I’ve never externally rotated my right shoulder in 30 years of trying to play golf. This made a massive difference in strike.
Thank you.
That’s so cool that’s where I lived for 9 years whilst playing golf for University of South Alabama. Lived on William and Mary St and played and practice at Azalea City and Magnolia Grove. Such a small world.
Also that is amazing you hit the ball so well after doing this. Really happy to hear that 🙌
@@dlgolftips took the tip to Azalea City this morning for a bucket, yep, externally rotating the shoulder on the take away was the piece I've been missing! straight and true, driver added probably 30-40 yards. So simple it's scary.
Glad I happened upon you. Told a few folks at AC about your channel and connection to Jag Golf. Going to make it my personal mision to get you 100 more subscribers!
My wife says you’re a genius. She said she’s never seen me hit the ball like that. In a 20 mile an hour wind no less.
That’s absolutely awesome. So cool she noticed the improvement 👌 really good. And thank you, I still know quite a few at Azalea and some might remember me even though I’ve been away for 10-12 years. Used to love playing there it’s such a great course and living near the back of the second green was like heaven lol.
David, good presentation, and totally agree on internal shoulder rotation.! I realize this is a drill and not exactly a representation of a swing. I'm concerned about the lack of width at the top. I strive for my right humerus to be 90 degrees to my spine angle and my forearm to be between 70 -90 degrees to my humerus. All of this is in pursuit of width. Once again, good lesson.
Hey Lee thanks for comment. Yes indeed all good stuff. Definitely a fan of good with at the top while not letting the right shoulder go to internal at the top. Rory had around 69 degrees of bending right are at the top of the backswing, which is incredible actually. I have a video coming on this. Also for width check out my don’t keep the left are straight video I talk a lot about width in this one by fighting to keep the right arm straight 👌
Hi David. New to your channel but the tips / feelings are easy to understand. Looking forward on browsing the other vids.
Tough mid HCP, i struggle with the effortless feeling. My swing feels like hard work.
Can you make a serie of vids how to build your swing from scratch. Grip, stance, address, take away, top of backswing (love this vid), start downswing, falling in to the slot, impact, release, follow trough, ..
You get the point :)
Looking forward to this.
Belgium fan
Hey and welcome to the channel, so glad you found it and you’re enjoying it. Yeah that is definitely something I plan to do, think it could really help a lot of people ⛳️ hopefully we can start getting that golf swing feeling a little easier for you
Another great drill David. Will try it on the range tomorrow. I know it’s something I need to work on. How long do you try to hold on to the external rotation of the right shoulder. Does it release naturally on the down swing.
Hey William, thanks so much for the comment. Glad you enjoyed the video. Let me know how it goes. In terms of releasing that right arm, it should kind of happen naturally. If you think about skimming a stone or throwing a ball sidearm, have a think about where that elbow or that shoulder would be releasing. That should help give you a good idea.
I will definately will try this drill as it seems promising to solve a lot of my swing issues. Thanks for bringing this up, David!
Not a problem. Hope it helps you out. Let me know how it goes 👍
It worked fine as far as I can tell now. In my videos I could clearly see the right elbow does not move too much behind anymore! The strike quality was also good in most cases. Will keep this now in all my practicing sessions for the next weeks / months. Maybe after some months I can do it with a fluent swing (without stop and then go). That is gonna be my ultimate goal now.
100% it will take time but keep at it 👍
Excellent video, exactly what i was after for my swing. gonna take this to my practice straight away. Cheers!
That’s awesome thank you. Glad you enjoyed. Let me know how it goes for you 👌⛳️
Great drill Man, I haven't seen it before and I'll be working on it. No more spilling drinks 😂. Thank you.
Awesome 👏 thanks for the comment. Give it a go and let me know how it goes ⛳️
Just found your channel great video content keep up the good work
Thanks very much. So glad you’re enjoying the content ⛳️
I agree that shoulder external rotated means lesser tendency to come over the top. Great drill.
Definitely 👍 if the shoulder get internally rotated at the top it’s going to come over the top. Such a common thing to see
Great information and description. Also nice request for the watched hours!!!
Lol thanks 🙏 Always nice to have a little fun along the way ⛳️
You always hear about the feel of the waiter holding the tray as a feel, but never really understood it, until now ! Great explanation, looking forward to your early release fixes … won’t be long until you have a million followers 👍
Lol appreciate it Stephen, that would be nice. Yeah the waiter carrying a tray is an oldie but a goodie. As you say though understanding what it’s actually doing is key 🔑
Video coming soon and aiming to bring the camera out on course soon to for some on course content 👍
You think that’s something you’d like to see?
do u have any tips on how to not move because in my swing i always seem move off my feet and it looks unnatural
Hey there. Do mean your footwork throughout the swing? Is it all over the place? or are you talking about keeping your balance?
more about keeping my balance
Like and subscribed all ready!! Love your content… Greetings 🫡 from 🇺🇸
Awesome Cesar I really appreciate it 🙏 what part of USA 🇺🇸 are you from?
@@dlgolftips from New England Connecticut 🫡
Awesome that’s cool. I used to live in Alabama but spent a lot of time around New York, Boston and Cape Cod. Beautiful part of the world 🌎
Waooo that’s amazing!!
Dave, I played with a former college golfer not long ago, and he had torn his rotator cuff of his right shoulder years ago. This is how he would hit every shot to protect his shoulder. Needless to say, he beat my ass by 10 strokes in three straight rounds.
That’s interesting, there are definitely ways to play with injuries. Just have to find your way around them. That’s good this guy was still able to play after that not so good he beat you though 🙈 lol