How you come up with all these common sense drills that I have never heard about in my 20 years of youtube instructors is just crazy. It's like another higher dimension, a new explanation of relativity.
Bless you Net Zero / been doing this a while now and plenty more to come that I hope keeps your eyes wide open for a better golfing time ahead. Much love for the most rewarding feedback. Best wishes Stu 😊
We were teaching 70% of what he coaches 40 yrs ago. It’s the introduction of video analysis that has confused coaches and amateurs alike ever since. You hear about FEEL is not neccesarily REAL. The same can be said of vision. What u see in P 3 should not neccesarily work for thee!!
Great video puts your whole theory of the swing into sequence. So the main point I got is from your initial raising of the clubhead from resting on the ground, so from the incline angle the clubhead wants to drop down and steepen the shaft straight up. So the left hand pushing down keeps the shaft from steepening. The club shaft wants to steepen throughout the swing so the key is to maintain pressure on the handle to keep it at the swing plane angle. So most swing faults are from the club shaft getting too steep. So you have to not get "lazy" and let the club steepen, if you keep the club at the proper angle you can rotate properly and swing thru.
It’s incredible how I’ve been watching golf videos on so many channels for the two years since I got into golf and your channel with a tiny fraction of views of the massive channels is the only one actually demystifying what I need to do to actually understand what’s happening and letting me improve in a way I know what is going on. It’s absolutely ridiculous your viewership isn’t exploding.
Fantastic info Stu, I like many others got fixated on this one piece takeaway B.S. for years and that just retarded my golf. And thanks to you I am now pedantic about my grip. Thank You again. Grateful Aussie. PS. With the 3rd drill I really felt the club began to take off so balanced and free flowing.
Another wonderful science driven swing vide. By the way, I shot my lowest score ever yesterday on a course I never played. It was a 67. I give you and your videos most of the credit. Thank you for explaining golf in such a scientific way, it has improved my understanding and knowledge. Cheers.
Absolutely fantastic RTSG my friend; when the game gives back there is no finer feeling, especially when you've put the work in. Thank you very much for the kind words and long may your golf continue to improve! Best wishes Stu
Everybody wants to play golf the easy way, but most prefer the complicated way. Seeing this game for what it is will help all; hope this video gave you more insight Graham and all is well with you Sir!
This is top-notch!! I love drills which help one feel the weight/momentum/balance of the club. Whilst other drills come and go, I can always come back to weight/momentum/balance drills to get me back on track if I've overdone something. I suppose it's because they encourage the club and body to work closely/bias toward the way the club is designed to move. Always gets me somewhere within the right 'ball-park'. Thanks for another fantastically logical video!
Hi Christian - really appreciate the kind kind feedback, hope the drills set you on the right path to great golf! Thanks for being a part of the channel!
Thank you for sharing. An interesting concept regarding hovering the club. It’s used by Matt Kuchar in competition. What are your thoughts regarding the right arm/elbow (for right handed golfers) during the takeaway and then going into the backswing? Would you like to see the right elbow bend straight away from the setup/takeaway and thus the right tricep to always stay near/close to the body?
HI David - thanks for sharing you thoughts; plenty of golfers use hovering the golf club, Matt Kuchar is just more obvious with his club head off the floor. The right arm is a very complex detail and I have done a video on; stay tuned, I will do another one to include your questions with some substance. Thanks for contributing to the channel and sharing your thoughts and questions!
@@GoodGolfCoaching I would also be interested to hear your thoughts on shoulder turn during the backswing,. In particular, the position of the lead shoulder relative to the ball at the top of the backswing and how this can affect ball striking and ball flight (fade/draw).
@@David-xx9cp happily - this is a massive area and topic which I aim to do with the pressure mat. Thanks for the question and the suggestion, always hugely appreciated.
I am super happy drill number two is helping and if you have any questions just let me know. I do offer online coaching at Skillest.com - best wishes Stu 😊
How you come up with all these common sense drills that I have never heard about in my 20 years of youtube instructors is just crazy. It's like another higher dimension, a new explanation of relativity.
Bless you Net Zero / been doing this a while now and plenty more to come that I hope keeps your eyes wide open for a better golfing time ahead. Much love for the most rewarding feedback. Best wishes Stu 😊
We were teaching 70% of what he coaches 40 yrs ago. It’s the introduction of video analysis that has confused coaches and amateurs alike ever since. You hear about FEEL is not neccesarily REAL.
The same can be said of vision. What u see in P 3 should not neccesarily work for thee!!
You’re the best on TH-cam 15 months of golfing and this some is the best information a golfer trying to break 80 could take in!
Bless you my friend; super happy you’ve found me and enjoying my content. Long may the good golf continue to follow!
Great video puts your whole theory of the swing into sequence. So the main point I got is from your initial raising of the clubhead from resting on the ground, so from the incline angle the clubhead wants to drop down and steepen the shaft straight up. So the left hand pushing down keeps the shaft from steepening. The club shaft wants to steepen throughout the swing so the key is to maintain pressure on the handle to keep it at the swing plane angle. So most swing faults are from the club shaft getting too steep. So you have to not get "lazy" and let the club steepen, if you keep the club at the proper angle you can rotate properly and swing thru.
Thank you Eric, sounds like you have got it my friend. Let know how the practice goes, I'll be waiting! Best wishes Stu
It’s incredible how I’ve been watching golf videos on so many channels for the two years since I got into golf and your channel with a tiny fraction of views of the massive channels is the only one actually demystifying what I need to do to actually understand what’s happening and letting me improve in a way I know what is going on. It’s absolutely ridiculous your viewership isn’t exploding.
That Stuart must be the best ever vid lesson that been shown my swing is at its best on the outside that must suit my body shape pure genius
Thank you so much Edward, really appreciate the kind words my friend. Best wishes Stu
Fantastic info Stu, I like many others got fixated on this one piece takeaway B.S. for years and that just retarded my golf.
And thanks to you I am now pedantic about my grip.
Thank You again.
Grateful Aussie.
PS. With the 3rd drill I really felt the club began to take off so balanced and free flowing.
My pleasure Sir - glad you enjoyed and it’s helping! Best wishes Stu 😊
this is just BRILLIANT !!!!!
Thank you my friend!
Another wonderful science driven swing vide. By the way, I shot my lowest score ever yesterday on a course I never played. It was a 67. I give you and your videos most of the credit. Thank you for explaining golf in such a scientific way, it has improved my understanding and knowledge. Cheers.
Absolutely fantastic RTSG my friend; when the game gives back there is no finer feeling, especially when you've put the work in. Thank you very much for the kind words and long may your golf continue to improve! Best wishes Stu
Great how you keep managing to bring us back back down to earth all the time with the basics ,,terrific
Everybody wants to play golf the easy way, but most prefer the complicated way. Seeing this game for what it is will help all; hope this video gave you more insight Graham and all is well with you Sir!
This is top-notch!! I love drills which help one feel the weight/momentum/balance of the club. Whilst other drills come and go, I can always come back to weight/momentum/balance drills to get me back on track if I've overdone something. I suppose it's because they encourage the club and body to work closely/bias toward the way the club is designed to move. Always gets me somewhere within the right 'ball-park'. Thanks for another fantastically logical video!
Hi Christian - really appreciate the kind kind feedback, hope the drills set you on the right path to great golf! Thanks for being a part of the channel!
Thank you for sharing. An interesting concept regarding hovering the club. It’s used by Matt Kuchar in competition. What are your thoughts regarding the right arm/elbow (for right handed golfers) during the takeaway and then going into the backswing? Would you like to see the right elbow bend straight away from the setup/takeaway and thus the right tricep to always stay near/close to the body?
HI David - thanks for sharing you thoughts; plenty of golfers use hovering the golf club, Matt Kuchar is just more obvious with his club head off the floor. The right arm is a very complex detail and I have done a video on; stay tuned, I will do another one to include your questions with some substance. Thanks for contributing to the channel and sharing your thoughts and questions!
@@GoodGolfCoaching I would also be interested to hear your thoughts on shoulder turn during the backswing,. In particular, the position of the lead shoulder relative to the ball at the top of the backswing and how this can affect ball striking and ball flight (fade/draw).
@@David-xx9cp happily - this is a massive area and topic which I aim to do with the pressure mat. Thanks for the question and the suggestion, always hugely appreciated.
Drill 2 is helping me change the shape of my swing, which is currently very ugly, though to get there I'll prolly need some lessons.
I am super happy drill number two is helping and if you have any questions just let me know. I do offer online coaching at Skillest.com - best wishes Stu 😊
Really nice content your channel , thank you for the tip at Vila Sol about my grip 💪🏻👊🏼
Ahhh bless you! Thank you! Hope
You’re enjoying the power ☺️
In agreement that swing by numbers is for the bloody birds! We have to have everything blended with speed
Thanks Jesse!