Rob Cheney is masterful at articulating his immense knowledge and wisdom in golf ⛳️ Wonderful man who is so personable warm, down to earth and yet humble. Rob you alone have brought me from a 10 handicapper to a scratch golfer. I am self taught and never taken a face to face lesson ever.
Probably the best golf video series on the internet. Very understandable and transfers easily to the course. I’m 82 and shot my age the other day and I attribute this to Cheney’s videos.
Thanks Rod! You effectively just handed me a clear path to adding +15 MPH of club head speed and saved my back at the same time. This video also helped in 3 other ways. 1) It reminded me of the importance of a strike indicator on the driver when at the range. 2) Your overhead camera and the image of the "gear effect" helped me understand why going to larger grips a couple years ago might have helped straighten my shots. 3) it explained why at times when I've choked down on my driver when I wanted to lay up a bit (like I might on an iron) , I often hit it farther than normal. 1 lesson, 4 learnings. Quite the bargain. Thank you. Any chance you do any teaching tours in the US?
A good way to work on your second way happened serendipitously for me. One day at the range, I found myself next to a friend I had played with some. He and I took to alternating attempts to reach a particular practice green that would be the same as a reach over the lake on our third hole dogleg around water. Probably hit a dozen max swings each. Pretty enjoyable max effort workout.
You are so correct. "Faster" is a learned skill, and the only way to get started is to DO IT. Back in the days of "Typing" or keyboard classes, our instructor would have us perform drills just moving the fingers as fast as possible. Accuracy (words at that point) was not important, but there was no way to build up typing speed without regularly pushing that boundary. Great video. 😎👍
Hi Rob! Thank you for your amazing tips, they have drastically improved my overall game in the past month since I’ve started watching them. However, I have found myself overthinking the swing at times with the several tips you have provided over the past 3 years. I was curious if there is any specific swing thought, feel, or drill that hits all the desired positions in accordance with your swing philosophy. I look forward to hearing what you have to say about this. Thank you coach!
Once you get your pressure to your front foot, rotate the front hip back from the target line. That move not only gives you rotation but also lift to help with a upward AOA.
Great video Rob. Would you say your average trajectory is a bit lower than most? If so have you already concluded this is preferred to seeking more height?
Great info as always Rob... Thanks. Regarding driver length, is there any reason one can't simply choke down an inch or two rather than permanently shortening the shaft for the same effect?
I hit up on the ball a lot. I tee it high and spin it low and launch it high. I can lower my tee and gain a little ball speed but I seem to get more distance with a little lower ball speed and lower spin and higher launch. What are your thoughts?
Thanks, Rob! Since I am not sure where I strike the ball, would it help to use some spray on powder on the driver to establish whether I’m hitting it off the toe or heel? Do you recommend this?
Unsolicited advice (for your viewers), get some foot spray (super cheap and easy to find) and spray your driver face at the range. Great way to see / know where you are striking the ball.
Note on foot spray - a generic brand I tried did not turn white and therefore did not show the imprint well. The most common name brand, at least here in the states, did and did. Yellow can.
Rob, we spend most our time in the ROUGH ! could you show us how to get out of, ball high grass and higher ? with 60yd wedge . with a 150yd iron ? with a 180yd hybrid/fairway wood ? Country l Clubs fairways are Not like Carpet !
I've found that's when technique matters even more, and then club choice. If you chronically miss the fairway, perhaps that's your goal, not getting back to the fairway. But having said that, I'd still practice punch outs and extreme cuts and draws, pretty fun too!
Rob Cheney is masterful at articulating his immense knowledge and wisdom in golf ⛳️
Wonderful man who is so personable warm, down to earth and yet humble.
Rob you alone have brought me from a 10 handicapper to a scratch golfer.
I am self taught and never taken a face to face lesson ever.
Thanks so much for the kind words! It's rewarding to hear how the tips are helping!
Probably the best golf video series on the internet. Very understandable and transfers easily to the course. I’m 82 and shot my age the other day and I attribute this to Cheney’s videos.
That’s amazing! Well done 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 and thank you for your kind words! ☺️
Thanks Rod! You effectively just handed me a clear path to adding +15 MPH of club head speed and saved my back at the same time. This video also helped in 3 other ways. 1) It reminded me of the importance of a strike indicator on the driver when at the range. 2) Your overhead camera and the image of the "gear effect" helped me understand why going to larger grips a couple years ago might have helped straighten my shots. 3) it explained why at times when I've choked down on my driver when I wanted to lay up a bit (like I might on an iron) , I often hit it farther than normal. 1 lesson, 4 learnings. Quite the bargain. Thank you. Any chance you do any teaching tours in the US?
A good way to work on your second way happened serendipitously for me. One day at the range, I found myself next to a friend I had played with some. He and I took to alternating attempts to reach a particular practice green that would be the same as a reach over the lake on our third hole dogleg around water. Probably hit a dozen max swings each. Pretty enjoyable max effort workout.
You are so correct. "Faster" is a learned skill, and the only way to get started is to DO IT. Back in the days of "Typing" or keyboard classes, our instructor would have us perform drills just moving the fingers as fast as possible. Accuracy (words at that point) was not important, but there was no way to build up typing speed without regularly pushing that boundary. Great video. 😎👍
Thank you Rob. You always do a great job of breaking it all down in clear and concise terms and language that is easily understood.
Thank you!
Another great video, Rob! Love the distance chart you made showing the change in distance with the various contact points on the driver!
Great clearly explained video Rob, love the waggle tip to stay loose , often feel way to still above ball 👍 I’ll connect soon for that lesson ⛳️
Thanks! Look forward to it 👍🏻
One of Paddy's best tips, stay in motion! I swing all out 3 or 4 times before settling into a waggle and it's made a very nice difference.
Thanks for sharing, Pawel! 👍🏻
Impressive to see how much the clubhead twists even with modest offcenter hits.
Hey Rob. Your training has absolutely improved my game! I have recommended your channel to all my golf buddies.
That’s great to hear! Thanks for the support 🙏🏻
Very helpful! Thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you, Robert! 👍🏻
Awesome video. Great information
Glad you enjoyed it!
Another gem rob
Thank you, Eric! 👍🏻
Great advice lesson tips
Thank you! 👍🏻
Hi Rob! Thank you for your amazing tips, they have drastically improved my overall game in the past month since I’ve started watching them. However, I have found myself overthinking the swing at times with the several tips you have provided over the past 3 years. I was curious if there is any specific swing thought, feel, or drill that hits all the desired positions in accordance with your swing philosophy. I look forward to hearing what you have to say about this. Thank you coach!
Once you get your pressure to your front foot, rotate the front hip back from the target line. That move not only gives you rotation but also lift to help with a upward AOA.
Thanks, Mark! 👍🏻
Thanks Rob. If the club shaft is too long. Why not just choke up to see if it makes an improvement?
Yes, you can do that to start with. I find it often helps to do this.
Great video Rob. Would you say your average trajectory is a bit lower than most? If so have you already concluded this is preferred to seeking more height?
Great info as always Rob... Thanks. Regarding driver length, is there any reason one can't simply choke down an inch or two rather than permanently shortening the shaft for the same effect?
The overhead view of the club head, is the head moving that drastically, on the heal and toe strikes, due to the impact on the ball?
Hi Rob, I have to address the ball nearer to the heel during set up to get better contact at the middle of club face.. do you have comments on that
I think that's perfectly ok! 👍
I hit up on the ball a lot. I tee it high and spin it low and launch it high. I can lower my tee and gain a little ball speed but I seem to get more distance with a little lower ball speed and lower spin and higher launch. What are your thoughts?
Thanks, Rob! Since I am not sure where I strike the ball, would it help to use some spray on powder on the driver to establish whether I’m hitting it off the toe or heel? Do you recommend this?
Yes, absolutely. I should have mentioned this in the video. Thanks for checking 👍🏻
I just hit the ball as hard as i can (club speed) on the range. That helps on the course.
That's a good plan! 💪
Unsolicited advice (for your viewers), get some foot spray (super cheap and easy to find) and spray your driver face at the range. Great way to see / know where you are striking the ball.
Foot spray ?
Yes 👍🏻
Great piece of advice! I was supposed to mention this in the video. Thanks for bringing it up 👍🏻
@@TobyScheckter-s8q the "golf" sprays or impact stickers can be more than twice the price of foot powder sprays.
Note on foot spray - a generic brand I tried did not turn white and therefore did not show the imprint well. The most common name brand, at least here in the states, did and did. Yellow can.
Rob, we spend most our time in the ROUGH ! could you show us how to get out of, ball high grass and higher ? with 60yd wedge . with a 150yd iron ? with a 180yd hybrid/fairway wood ? Country l Clubs fairways are Not like Carpet !
I've found that's when technique matters even more, and then club choice. If you chronically miss the fairway, perhaps that's your goal, not getting back to the fairway. But having said that, I'd still practice punch outs and extreme cuts and draws, pretty fun too!
Fair point, but unfortunately I don’t have access to that high rough grass to shoot a video for you.
7, 18 hole rounds and haven’t hit ONE good drive?
how do i swing the club faster? 'well, have you tried'?....... LOL.
😉
Conclusion: My ball striking sucks. ☹️
Sorry to hear that 😔