The real gem here for most of us there is a limit to what we can fix in a given amount of time. TH-cam presenters are releasing content so often that much will not be something we should work on before we largely complete ome or two necessary changes and go on to the next thing. You really meed to see a qualified teacher. Yes it costs money but it will save you so much time and produce better results than digging it out of the dirt. Been there.
Eric, after over 100 videos online, this is without question, the BEST video I've ever seen to fix my consistent mistakes of hitting my shots left with a definite pull and then 30-40% fat shots. The weight shift to 60% to my left side and closing my shoulders with my right arm lower than my left will and IS making a definite difference. I can't thank you enough for this INCREDIBLE instruction !!!
Thanks George! All of my in person spots are filled at the moment but if you send an email to service@cogornogolf.com with subject "lessons" we will keep you in the loop if more spots open or anyone cancels! If open to online coaching send swings into to www.cogornogolf.com we can fix swing issues there!
This is *much more useful than teaching guys who already have low handicaps. This is taking a normal guy, who can occasionally crunch the ball, but who's scores are all over the place, and showing him how to make big improvements.
Hope it serves you well, Wes! My in-person lesson schedule is completely booked through October, but please email service@cogornogolf.com with the subject "lessons" and we'll add you to the email list/notify you of any new openings in the coming months. Thanks!
Your coaching is relatable in a common sense type way. I've been playing golf for almost 30 years. I wish would have found someone like yourself when I was in my 20's.
This video is the best ever, the reason being it's what the vast majority of recreational golfers (like myself) need, and seeing it in a real lesson situation is absolutely brilliant. I would love to see fairway metals and driver lessons next ...PLEASE 🙏
I have watched over 100 instructional golf videos and this is by far the best and simplest video I have ever watched! For some golfers it maybe the only one you need to watch for making consistent contact with your irons!
Eric - you've boiled things down again perfectly. Hitting the ball from the inside is exactly like taking an outside pitch to right field (for a right handed batter) in basebal. Perfect example. You are so good at explaining these things simply so that your students can understand the concepts...it's a real gift.
Bringing me back to this awesome video on weight/balance, which I have struggled with lately, particularly with wt inside of the left foot (I did not know inside!) and inside right foot (60/40) takes my breath away. This explains so much with my terrible balance issues. This combined with your other video I just viewed, reinforcing importance on starting rt shoulder higher (like the "k" I believe) toward left shoulder down.. bingo.. and I will feel back in business and confident playing my round this afternoon! I had been hitting long and straight, and on next shot totally out of whack out of balance and lifting and overswinging. Your instruction helps greatly with my consistency! Thank you thank you!
This entire lesson is a nugget Eric. I've already watched it 3 times. I've been grinding to figure out why I cannot keep from coming over the top. I suspect that your point about the right arm being lower than the left at address is my major kryptonite. My current setup has the right arm 1000% on top of the left. No way you don't come over the top from there. Having taken a few practice swings with your proposed setup, the inside path is paved. It also makes my turn sequence way better. As always, you are the man!
Excellent lesson, Eric. You do a great job communicating and demonstrating each part of the swing you want him to adjust. You also do a nice job explaining why he needed to make the change. Well done!
Wow!!! I am blown away Eric. You are such a great teacher. Your student and I have the same issues (pulls to the left and fat shots). I am practicing in my kitchen and when I go the range, I can already see positive changes. Thank you so much.
Great video as usual Eric. Its really helpful to include us in your teachings to others. It helps make the content more relatable to see someone who may have the same tendencies that the viewer is struggling with. Also love the emphasis on how long it should take to work on tweaks over the course of several months. It helps me remember to not try and work on too many things at once before one aspect is fixed over many many sessions. Thanks for the content!
I have watched this at different times and continue to learn from it. I keep coming back to it after practice sessions. So well explained and coached. Thanks for all your videos.
Hi Eric, I’m a beginner golfer and I’m just trying to get a basic swing together. Even though I’m not as good as the chap in the video, it’s refreshing to see someone actually deliver a lesson to a person who actually needs it, rather than a pro just showing how to hit perfect shots and making it look easy. Well done, liked and subscribed. If I was closer I’d pop in for a lesson.
Hi i love the way you analyse broke down problems into different areas and work thru with solutions from the most important upwards starting with proper understanding of weight distribution at various part of the swing. I also like the fact that you emphasise .. do you feel that after each correction.. loving every process in your coaching methodology .. coming from a tennis coach.
Thank you! There are some differences between driver and iron in transition and downswing...more details here! th-cam.com/video/bhZOWtgeD_w/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/vj3py9jZ6q8/w-d-xo.html
Excellent video. Really love these live lessons. Closing the shoulders is a big one for me. Can open shoulders resort to a shank? I’ve had quite a few recently but have an in to out swing.
Eric, great instructional video. I believe this is exactly what I am doing and can't wait to try on the practice range! Would you go through the same with the driver also? Thanks so much! Matthew
Thank you, Matthew! There are some differences between driver and iron in transition and downswing...more details here! th-cam.com/video/bhZOWtgeD_w/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/vj3py9jZ6q8/w-d-xo.html
Great video. I feel that was me hitting my fat shots and pulls. The stress on balance and weight shift was perfect I have to sign off and get my matt and net in my backyard post haste. The closed shoulders and left arm position is the finishing touch. Glad to see the Average Golfer sing your praises as well.
Awesome instruction! Do these concepts translate to hybrids and woods? I tend to hit those fat and/or pull them so I'm curious to try out these drills with my longer clubs.
Great lesson. I was wondering though why you didn't have him flare his left foot out as he kept it square which promotes too much weight transfer on the backswing away from the target which was his main issue. He also didn't have nearly enough weight forward during the swing as his left foot would spin out. Curious as to why this wasn't addressed. Thanks for the great lessons.
Thanks! I like to start with the MACRO stuff that will change the students main issues FIRST.....then clean up some of the micro stuff. He said his main issues were FAT SHOTS and PULLS. After looking at video we determined weight shift would help fix the fat shots and alignment/swing path would fix pulls. So we started there. Moving forward I would clean up some other things like hand attachment, release pattern, etc Hit the biggies that will directly effect the outcome FIRST in a lesson.....hope that helps!
Thank you! This helped me correct my weight shift! I always ended my swing by leaning back. Actually, all 3 were an issue for me. These are great and simple things to work on!
You may have fixed my inconsistency problem.......can't wait to try it out!! One question: Does the process & feeling change for driver? If so, can you break that down next (or point me to that vid)?
Hope it helps! There are some differences between driver and iron in transition and downswing...more details here! th-cam.com/video/bhZOWtgeD_w/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/vj3py9jZ6q8/w-d-xo.html
I think one point to be able to create this seperation between lower and upper body is a constant grip pressure throughout the swing especially in transition
😂 This guy (I'm NOT ragging on him at all) almost perfectly described my game, everything from libel to shoot in the 90s to 100, but could be in the 80s looking like I know what I'm doing, and is most likely to hit pulls! I swear that is exactly how I would describe my current game to you Eric. However, working on better hip turn (as I've mentioned in other video comments) as well as I know I have a tendency to set up with feet more or less square but shoulders open. Working on that one too... I do work on trying to bring the club more in on the backswing, but I guess I'm always afraid of coming too far from the inside too soon... Love that phrase, "Feel weird and goofy but look correct." 😀 Wish I were a tiny bit closer to you (just south of Baltimore) I'd come see you for an in-person lesson in a heartbeat! Until then, thank you Eric as always for the easy to understand and implement tips and feels. I feel like this was my own personal virtual lesson!
Thank you! All my in-person spots are booked at the moment but please send us an email to service@cogornogolf.com with the subject "lessons" and we'll add you to the email list👊
We got a “that’s about as good as I can hit it” from John! You can tell he watches the channel ay. 😂 great lesson and nice to see one with a higher handicap player
Hey there! There are some differences between driver and iron in transition and downswing...more details here! th-cam.com/video/bhZOWtgeD_w/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/vj3py9jZ6q8/w-d-xo.html
Hi Eric, I get stuck on down swing where I have no movement to left side. Is there way of practicing that move so I can move to left side consistantly. Because I have that problem I tendency is to use stack and tilt move.
Try some of these: th-cam.com/video/S-sWOuNt_O8/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUeRXJpYyBjb2dvcm5vIHdlaWdodCBzaGlmdCBmZWV0 th-cam.com/video/HW_2oEY9B0U/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUeRXJpYyBjb2dvcm5vIHdlaWdodCBzaGlmdCBmZWV0 I would get the hips to the front chair like this: th-cam.com/video/rmuQUEqkNiM/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUeRXJpYyBjb2dvcm5vIHdlaWdodCBzaGlmdCBmZWV0 If none of those work send swings in to www.cogornogolf.com so we can see whats going on and we will fix
Tucking shirt under right arm pit at set up and keeping it there has effect of getting right elbow under left elbow and shoulders slightly closed at set up.
Eric, IMO, this is much more helpful and informative seeing you demonstrate drills and results with your textbook pro swing. It would be great to see your student again in a month or so to see the before and after.
20 swings a day since we filmed this and I’ve made some great strides but still plenty of work. Played one of my best rounds ever last week. Ready for that follow up idea whenever works. I’m here and ready to work! Thanks again
I have the same exact issues and I am blown away at how simple the fix is. I video myself all the time, went back and watched and sure enough, club flying outside at the start causing pulls and shanks! Thank you Eric!
UPDATE! I have been your "online" student for several years and this 25 minute session has literally changed my game. I am back to where I was 20 years ago and in just after 4 weeks breaking 90, and the last 2 rounds breaking 80, easily. I'm hitting the ball farther and straighter than I was 20 years ago, but without the slice, just straight or a bit of a draw. It feels like cheating! I cannot believe how easy this is! I only hit about 10 buckets of balls to groove the new swing but well worth each penny! You will feel a huge change at the beginning, I wont lie. Taking it to the course is hard because of the front shoulder and feeling so closed and the right elbow bent and lower than your right arm. It feels like you are going to hit it so far right, but eventually your alignment and swing will feel more normal with each swing and the contact is crisp. For all you pullers, stick with it! Even for those of you that don't pull the ball, this will work for you too.
Eric, a great lesson! I find that something subjective like weight distribution makes me exaggerate excessively. You had another lesson previously where I think the same concept was discussed with objective goals, namely partial swing with deliberate iron to ground contact past ball position. That has helped tremendously on the range and on the course for me.
Hey Eric I noticed your student is using a baseball grip and am wondering if he is a lefty swinging right, I also am left handed but swing right with the same grip, just feels more natural. Thanks for the tip and will definitely stay more 60/40 on set up.
Grip definitely PART of it----but didn't want to do too many things at once....could have the shoulder part done with any grip style so wanted to focus on that
@@CogornoGolf Thanks Eric! I have a friend (honestly not me haha) that baseball grips the club and his right arm gets over the top a lot pushing the shoulder over and the ball left (he opens the face to fade back to centre). Does a baseball grip compound this particular issue as it forces the right hand lower? I've had to micro adjust this myself (particularly in the shorter irons) with an interlock so appreciate it's not 100% the grip. Another fantastic piece of content btw. You're doing coaching content better than anyone out there mate.
I might as well been at MY lesson with MY instructor. I do the same and he tells me the exact same as YOU! Within 5 minutes I’m cured again until I mess up and need brought back into line and again only takes minutes as I know the drill
Thanks! Honestly its just a lot easier logistically because we have 2 cameras setup to film....when hitting off grass and taking divots need to move around more it messes up the camera angles---or at least more inconvenient :)
John still hit really nice shots with his before setup. If he was world-class over the ball, maybe flared the feet to help those hips, a little more forward knee bend, and better hip-to-ankle relation, I bet he would crank a 5-iron for 200+ yards. Dude has a nice swing.
hello Eric, I watched this video and all I can say is, you are a good teacher. With very simple and easy to follow instruction on what to do.
Thank you very much! Hope it helps!
This was one of the best lesson videos I’ve seen. Keep up the great work.
Thank you!
Completely agree. Awesome
The real gem here for most of us there is a limit to what we can fix in a given amount of time. TH-cam presenters are releasing content so often that much will not be something we should work on before we largely complete ome or two necessary changes and go on to the next thing. You really meed to see a qualified teacher. Yes it costs money but it will save you so much time and produce better results than digging it out of the dirt. Been there.
100% agreed!
Eric, after over 100 videos online, this is without question, the BEST video I've ever seen to fix my consistent mistakes of hitting my shots left with a definite pull and then 30-40% fat shots. The weight shift to 60% to my left side and closing my shoulders with my right arm lower than my left will and IS making a definite difference. I can't thank you enough for this INCREDIBLE instruction !!!
So glad this one helped my friend!! Thanks for the support!
Loved every minute of this lesson. Am I able to book a lesson with you?
Thanks George!
All of my in person spots are filled at the moment but if you send an email to service@cogornogolf.com with subject "lessons" we will keep you in the loop if more spots open or anyone cancels!
If open to online coaching send swings into to www.cogornogolf.com we can fix swing issues there!
This is *much more useful than teaching guys who already have low handicaps. This is taking a normal guy, who can occasionally crunch the ball, but who's scores are all over the place, and showing him how to make big improvements.
Thanks for the feedback!
This was outstanding and his smile at the end said it all. Wonderful job all around!
Appreciate it :)
So many golden nuggets in these lessons! The soft right elbow has already caused my swing to come more from the inside. Keep them coming!
Appreciate it!
The best video I’ve seen to deal with the issues I’ve been dealing with. Look forward to a time I can see you in person
Hope it serves you well, Wes!
My in-person lesson schedule is completely booked through October, but please email service@cogornogolf.com with the subject "lessons" and we'll add you to the email list/notify you of any new openings in the coming months. Thanks!
Your coaching is relatable in a common sense type way. I've been playing golf for almost 30 years. I wish would have found someone like yourself when I was in my 20's.
Appreciate that David!
This video is the best ever, the reason being it's what the vast majority of recreational golfers (like myself) need, and seeing it in a real lesson situation is absolutely brilliant.
I would love to see fairway metals and driver lessons next ...PLEASE 🙏
Appreciate that Daniel!
I THINK we have a driver lesson as our next lesson video but will see if we can do more of that/fairway woods!
@@CogornoGolf brilliant!!!
@@CogornoGolf Next time I'm in the US I'll have to come n see you, or if ur in the England 🏴😀
I have watched over 100 instructional golf videos and this is by far the best and simplest video I have ever watched! For some golfers it maybe the only one you need to watch for making consistent contact with your irons!
Appreciate those kind words and support! Hope it serves you well!!
Eric - you've boiled things down again perfectly. Hitting the ball from the inside is exactly like taking an outside pitch to right field (for a right handed batter) in basebal. Perfect example. You are so good at explaining these things simply so that your students can understand the concepts...it's a real gift.
I appreciate that :)
Bringing me back to this awesome video on weight/balance, which I have struggled with lately, particularly with wt inside of the left foot (I did not know inside!) and inside right foot (60/40) takes my breath away. This explains so much with my terrible balance issues. This combined with your other video I just viewed, reinforcing importance on starting rt shoulder higher (like the "k" I believe) toward left shoulder down.. bingo.. and I will feel back in business and confident playing my round this afternoon! I had been hitting long and straight, and on next shot totally out of whack out of balance and lifting and overswinging. Your instruction helps greatly with my consistency! Thank you thank you!
So glad to hear the videos have helped, Robin! Thanks for being here with us!
This entire lesson is a nugget Eric. I've already watched it 3 times. I've been grinding to figure out why I cannot keep from coming over the top. I suspect that your point about the right arm being lower than the left at address is my major kryptonite. My current setup has the right arm 1000% on top of the left. No way you don't come over the top from there. Having taken a few practice swings with your proposed setup, the inside path is paved. It also makes my turn sequence way better. As always, you are the man!
I am in the same boat as you lol. Did not realize that my trail arm was not behind the left. Makes a difference
Appreciate those kind words and support! Hope these and some of the other videos help!
Excellent lesson, Eric. You do a great job communicating and demonstrating each part of the swing you want him to adjust. You also do a nice job explaining why he needed to make the change. Well done!
Appreciate it!
Wow!!! I am blown away Eric. You are such a great teacher. Your student and I have the same issues (pulls to the left and fat shots). I am practicing in my kitchen and when I go the range, I can already see positive changes. Thank you so much.
Thanks for your support my friend! Hope this one helps your game!
Thank you! Excellent video that represents 95% of us weekend warriors!💯
Our pleasure! Appreciate you being here with us!
Great video as usual Eric. Its really helpful to include us in your teachings to others. It helps make the content more relatable to see someone who may have the same tendencies that the viewer is struggling with. Also love the emphasis on how long it should take to work on tweaks over the course of several months. It helps me remember to not try and work on too many things at once before one aspect is fixed over many many sessions. Thanks for the content!
Thanks for the support and kind words, Randall! Appreciate you being here with us!
What a great lesson. I can't wait to get on the range and try these 3 things. Thanks!
Thanks Chad! Hope this one helps your game!
I have watched this at different times and continue to learn from it. I keep coming back to it after practice sessions. So well explained and coached. Thanks for all your videos.
Thanks for the kind words and support, Randy! Glad this one has been helpful!
Hi Eric, I’m a beginner golfer and I’m just trying to get a basic swing together. Even though I’m not as good as the chap in the video, it’s refreshing to see someone actually deliver a lesson to a person who actually needs it, rather than a pro just showing how to hit perfect shots and making it look easy.
Well done, liked and subscribed. If I was closer I’d pop in for a lesson.
Appreciate your support! Glad you enjoyed this one!
Very well explained…it is important to understand the cause and effect…..
100%
Hi i love the way you analyse broke down problems into different areas and work thru with solutions from the most important upwards starting with proper understanding of weight distribution at various part of the swing. I also like the fact that you emphasise .. do you feel that after each correction.. loving every process in your coaching methodology .. coming from a tennis coach.
Appreciate those kind words from you!
Excellent information to the minute detail. Would this concept apply to the driver.
Thank you!
There are some differences between driver and iron in transition and downswing...more details here!
th-cam.com/video/bhZOWtgeD_w/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/vj3py9jZ6q8/w-d-xo.html
..great lesson Eric, you’re a natural born teacher, thank you
Thank you!
Every flaw perfectly described. Your students are lucky.
Thank you :)
Excellent video. Really love these live lessons. Closing the shoulders is a big one for me. Can open shoulders resort to a shank? I’ve had quite a few recently but have an in to out swing.
Thank you!
I'd start with this video when it comes to addressing the shank:
th-cam.com/video/B8duKc_lcPQ/w-d-xo.html
Hope it helps!
@@CogornoGolf superb thank you. Will try this out tomorrow!
Amazing instructions! Thanks so much😊
Thank you, Sheila!
Eric, great instructional video. I believe this is exactly what I am doing and can't wait to try on the practice range! Would you go through the same with the driver also? Thanks so much! Matthew
Thank you, Matthew!
There are some differences between driver and iron in transition and downswing...more details here!
th-cam.com/video/bhZOWtgeD_w/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/vj3py9jZ6q8/w-d-xo.html
Great video. I feel that was me hitting my fat shots and pulls. The stress on balance and weight shift was perfect I have to sign off and get my matt and net in my backyard post haste. The closed shoulders and left arm position is the finishing touch. Glad to see the Average Golfer sing your praises as well.
Thank you! Appreciate the support and hope this one serves you well!!
Awesome instruction! Do these concepts translate to hybrids and woods? I tend to hit those fat and/or pull them so I'm curious to try out these drills with my longer clubs.
Thanks! Yes, same concepts for the hybrids and fairway woods here!
Great lesson. I was wondering though why you didn't have him flare his left foot out as he kept it square which promotes too much weight transfer on the backswing away from the target which was his main issue. He also didn't have nearly enough weight forward during the swing as his left foot would spin out. Curious as to why this wasn't addressed. Thanks for the great lessons.
this is a good lesson for the guy and me too. thnx for the info.
Our pleasure, Steve! Thanks for watching!
Pure gold! Great lesson. Thanks!
Thank you!
A very good coaching session.👍
Appreciate it!
Very interesting...well done!
Thank you!
Absolutely love this lesson!
Thanks Tiffany!
Eric, great lesson. Will this also help with topped shots. I especially top the driver.
Thank you!
It MIGHT.....but this one will for sure
th-cam.com/video/go6E2FVu1G0/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUZRXJpYyBDb2dvcm5vIHRvcHBlZCBzaG90cw%3D%3D
Great lesson Eric!! Just out of curiosity: why didnt you start with fixing his grip and posture?
Thanks!
I like to start with the MACRO stuff that will change the students main issues FIRST.....then clean up some of the micro stuff.
He said his main issues were FAT SHOTS and PULLS.
After looking at video we determined weight shift would help fix the fat shots and alignment/swing path would fix pulls.
So we started there.
Moving forward I would clean up some other things like hand attachment, release pattern, etc
Hit the biggies that will directly effect the outcome FIRST in a lesson.....hope that helps!
@@CogornoGolf thanks for the answer. Just was interested how you were thinking. Thanks for explaining!!
Great video with tips and areas for me to work on!
Thanks! Hope it helps your game!
Hats off to you sir. Great lesson!!
Thank you, Brian!
Thank you! This helped me correct my weight shift! I always ended my swing by leaning back. Actually, all 3 were an issue for me. These are great and simple things to work on!
Love to hear this!
I liked your teaching style. I stopped for 20 years and need to get back to the the 12 i enjoyed. What are your remote rates. I am in NY
Jim
Thanks James! Glad you are back.
We charge $69/mo at www.cogornogolf.com for world class coaching---cant beat it!
You may have fixed my inconsistency problem.......can't wait to try it out!!
One question: Does the process & feeling change for driver? If so, can you break that down next (or point me to that vid)?
Hope it helps!
There are some differences between driver and iron in transition and downswing...more details here!
th-cam.com/video/bhZOWtgeD_w/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/vj3py9jZ6q8/w-d-xo.html
More of these mini lessons!!! Great video.
Thank you! More to come!
What a great lesson wow. Unreal
Thank you!
Excellent lesson!
Thank you!
Best lesson video I've seen. This is exactly what I do as well minus the death grip. LOL. Thank you!
Hope it helps your game!👊
Great video Eric expains exactly the problem ive been having. Love your channel
Thank you! Hope it helps your game!
Awesome lesson Eric..thnx.
Thanks Jerry!
Great teachers yield results!! 👍👍
👊Thank you! Appreciate you watching!
I think one point to be able to create this seperation between lower and upper body is a constant grip pressure throughout the swing especially in transition
Everything effects everything for sure
Total transformation. Great teaching!
Thank you!
very good- thanks for posting
Appreciate it! Our pleasure!
😂 This guy (I'm NOT ragging on him at all) almost perfectly described my game, everything from libel to shoot in the 90s to 100, but could be in the 80s looking like I know what I'm doing, and is most likely to hit pulls! I swear that is exactly how I would describe my current game to you Eric. However, working on better hip turn (as I've mentioned in other video comments) as well as I know I have a tendency to set up with feet more or less square but shoulders open. Working on that one too... I do work on trying to bring the club more in on the backswing, but I guess I'm always afraid of coming too far from the inside too soon... Love that phrase, "Feel weird and goofy but look correct." 😀
Wish I were a tiny bit closer to you (just south of Baltimore) I'd come see you for an in-person lesson in a heartbeat! Until then, thank you Eric as always for the easy to understand and implement tips and feels. I feel like this was my own personal virtual lesson!
Appreciate the kind words and support :)
This session is gospel for balance and weight shift! Great job Eric! It even corrects the path of the club swing 🙌
Thank you! Hope it serves you well!
You should be proud…you’re an excellent instructor!
Thank you!
Great lesson! Thank you!
Appreciate it!
gem of a lesson.
"That a baby" and proceeds to hold the poor guys hips. :)
Lol :)
"You have to confirm with video." One of the most valuable statements for learning the golf swing.
100%!
This was great stuff EC..
Down swing is everything…
Would love to come see you bro!!!🤓
Thank you! All my in-person spots are booked at the moment but please send us an email to service@cogornogolf.com with the subject "lessons" and we'll add you to the email list👊
That was a fantastic lesson, which really made sense 👍
Thanks Andy!
This is a great video Eric I learnt a lot thank u
Can u please do a fairway wood off the deck video at some stage? That would vbe greatly appreciated
Thanks Nick! Will see if we can do some more on fairway woods!
Another classic Eric. Well done.
Appreciate it Tim!
We got a “that’s about as good as I can hit it” from John! You can tell he watches the channel ay. 😂 great lesson and nice to see one with a higher handicap player
Lol love it---didnt even realize that--too funny :)
Outstanding fundamentals!
Appreciate it!
awesome session!
Thank you, Randy!
does this weight shift drill/principle apply to the driver as well?
Hey there!
There are some differences between driver and iron in transition and downswing...more details here!
th-cam.com/video/bhZOWtgeD_w/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/vj3py9jZ6q8/w-d-xo.html
Great Stuff! Earned my subscription!
Thanks! Appreciate you being here with us!
Hi Eric, I get stuck on down swing where I have no movement to left side. Is there way of practicing that move so I can move to left side consistantly. Because I have that problem I tendency is to use stack and tilt move.
Try some of these:
th-cam.com/video/S-sWOuNt_O8/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUeRXJpYyBjb2dvcm5vIHdlaWdodCBzaGlmdCBmZWV0
th-cam.com/video/HW_2oEY9B0U/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUeRXJpYyBjb2dvcm5vIHdlaWdodCBzaGlmdCBmZWV0
I would get the hips to the front chair like this:
th-cam.com/video/rmuQUEqkNiM/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUeRXJpYyBjb2dvcm5vIHdlaWdodCBzaGlmdCBmZWV0
If none of those work send swings in to www.cogornogolf.com so we can see whats going on and we will fix
very good instruction
Thank you!
I really enjoyed this video! I don’t shift enough weight to my left foot on the downswing either.
Appreciate it! Hope this one helps ya!
this will help a lot of people
Hope so! Thanks Mark!
Tucking shirt under right arm pit at set up and keeping it there has effect of getting right elbow under left elbow and shoulders slightly closed at set up.
I like that!
Im reallly starting to like ur channel.
Appreciate ya :)
Awesome video man😊
Thanks Anish! Hope you are well!
The best on TH-cam!
Thank you!!
Love this video
Thanks! Hope it helps!
Eric, IMO, this is much more helpful and informative seeing you demonstrate drills and results with your textbook pro swing. It would be great to see your student again in a month or so to see the before and after.
Love that idea! Glad you enjoyed this one!
20 swings a day since we filmed this and I’ve made some great strides but still plenty of work. Played one of my best rounds ever last week. Ready for that follow up idea whenever works. I’m here and ready to work!
Thanks again
I have the same exact issues and I am blown away at how simple the fix is. I video myself all the time, went back and watched and sure enough, club flying outside at the start causing pulls and shanks! Thank you Eric!
You got it :)
UPDATE! I have been your "online" student for several years and this 25 minute session has literally changed my game. I am back to where I was 20 years ago and in just after 4 weeks breaking 90, and the last 2 rounds breaking 80, easily. I'm hitting the ball farther and straighter than I was 20 years ago, but without the slice, just straight or a bit of a draw. It feels like cheating! I cannot believe how easy this is! I only hit about 10 buckets of balls to groove the new swing but well worth each penny! You will feel a huge change at the beginning, I wont lie. Taking it to the course is hard because of the front shoulder and feeling so closed and the right elbow bent and lower than your right arm. It feels like you are going to hit it so far right, but eventually your alignment and swing will feel more normal with each swing and the contact is crisp. For all you pullers, stick with it! Even for those of you that don't pull the ball, this will work for you too.
Great video
Thank you!
Eric, a great lesson! I find that something subjective like weight distribution makes me exaggerate excessively. You had another lesson previously where I think the same concept was discussed with objective goals, namely partial swing with deliberate iron to ground contact past ball position. That has helped tremendously on the range and on the course for me.
Love that---agreed!
Nice. Shows why one needs a pro to look at your swing.
Thanks! For sure---great coaching so important. Completely changed my game!
Hey Eric I noticed your student is using a baseball grip and am wondering if he is a lefty swinging right, I also am left handed but swing right with the same grip, just feels more natural. Thanks for the tip and will definitely stay more 60/40 on set up.
Is that a baseball grip there Eric causing the right arm and shoulder to align too far left?
Grip definitely PART of it----but didn't want to do too many things at once....could have the shoulder part done with any grip style so wanted to focus on that
@@CogornoGolf Thanks Eric! I have a friend (honestly not me haha) that baseball grips the club and his right arm gets over the top a lot pushing the shoulder over and the ball left (he opens the face to fade back to centre). Does a baseball grip compound this particular issue as it forces the right hand lower? I've had to micro adjust this myself (particularly in the shorter irons) with an interlock so appreciate it's not 100% the grip.
Another fantastic piece of content btw. You're doing coaching content better than anyone out there mate.
Wow, I wish I had an hour with you .😎⛳
:)
0-0:30 That's me to a T.
Hope this one helps your game!
Oh my that is me too!
Hope this one serves you well!
Very good!
Thanks Damian!
@@CogornoGolf Cheers Eric, I never miss your video's. They are excellent and have helped my game. Keep up the great work!
I might as well been at MY lesson with MY instructor. I do the same and he tells me the exact same as YOU! Within 5 minutes I’m cured again until I mess up and need brought back into line and again only takes minutes as I know the drill
Lol great minds :) Hope this helps you over time!
This guy is going to slay long irons. He pivots so hard he recenters his front foot but he times it so well he’s still on it at impact.
Positive vibes---I like it!
This is exactly what I'm working on.
Hope it serves you well!
great video and im gonna look into implementing these into my swing but that shot tracker is a mile off the ball.. lol
Hope it serves you well! :)
Good stuff! You are always hitting off mats instead of grass. Is that better for learning?
Thanks!
Honestly its just a lot easier logistically because we have 2 cameras setup to film....when hitting off grass and taking divots need to move around more it messes up the camera angles---or at least more inconvenient :)
John still hit really nice shots with his before setup. If he was world-class over the ball, maybe flared the feet to help those hips, a little more forward knee bend, and better hip-to-ankle relation, I bet he would crank a 5-iron for 200+ yards. Dude has a nice swing.
Awesome guy as well!
Lot easier watching someone improve and understanding than you demonstrating perfection.
Appreciate that feedback!
Eric looks like he could open up that back foot a ljttle at setup?
Its an option---wanted to focus on shoulder line first
Hopefully this helps with the shanks too
I have faith in ya :)
This dude is me 💯
Hope this one serves you well!