I am so glad you have talked about this, I thought I had figured this out but didn't see others doing it so I thought it was just me. Watching you do a full swing, I see that you can not see the second pendulum, so many people could be doing this, so now I am validated that Yes this is the correct way to do it.
Thank you for your ability to explain the mechanics of the swing, understanding what’s happening is very powerful. Your videos have helped enormously. Cheers
I was thinking about the slow hand/fast hand concept you suggested last year. I wanted to find the spot in the impact area where the club head speed was the greatest, which should be where the trail hand passes the front hand or the actual bottom of the swing. This swing bottom can change based upon the amount of lateral movement, which I try it keep to a minimum. So, what I’m thinking about is WHERE the trail hand passes and WHEN it passes. It really enables me to feel the release while swinging freely. At 71 it enables me to keep playing with guys 20 years my junior and hold my own. 😏
I just discovered you on TH-cam I don't know you never heard of you before but I now refer to you as my new friend Marcus Thank you very much for the new spees in my swing my friend
So I have worked very hard to follow this video and it is really working. But I have wanted to ask this question for a while. I had a lesson recently (I have had many over the years) with different teachers. Almost every lesson I am instructed that I need to get "deeper" in my backswing. This usually means getting my right hip back further. The result is that I get all kinds of crazy things happening. Can you explain your concept of getting deep. I do best when I follow your path. I believe one of your quotes is "you don't have to turn much, but you have to turn".
Marcus, you’re an awesome instructor and I am using your concepts to develop my swing. Your slow rotation is ridiculous (in a good way) and your relaxed swing is something I am working on. I am getting great results with the one foot/three foot conversion!
Good day Marcus. I hope that you are feeling better. You have found your way into my thoughts and prayers for sure. I was watching you hit the ball and you seem to raise up before taking your back swing. I tried that, and found that it actually gave me more speed or power. The bad thing is that I can't get it to work everytime. I thought maybe if you could explain why you do it. That might help me to do it every time. Thanks Patrick
Hi Patrick. I'm fighting every day to be able to come back soon. In this video I talk about my take away: th-cam.com/video/_K0KHj9QiaY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=oLFhWRh1V8s-xeJC
When using 3wood as driver does anything change in the swing technique. Thinking it’s just set up, tee up and hit up and release just like a driver swing. Thank you
Bad hands my friend. Rolling your wrists will give you a hook. Do this instead, watch this: th-cam.com/video/wi3xyG-OQNQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xuwTO1CKNlqY8l_Q
Hi Johnathan from Australia. I think that if you ask most long hitters you will find some of Austin & Dunaway in there thinking. For me there are a huge difference between how we think but not what we do. The use of the trail arm and the fast extension for power is something that everyone is doing that hit the ball longer than normal. I think you we find more and more of this in "normal" instructions in the future and that I will enjoy.
I was doing this years ago and really didn't understand wat I was doing.I was swinging a 48 inch driver and hitting the ball way over 300 yards.I didn't stick with it and lost it over time.worst mistake I ever made.
You say your trail hand passes over your lead hand for speed. Do you have to keep your lead arm tight to your side on the follow through to allow it to slow down and your trail hand to overtake ?
@@GolfwithMarcusEdbladthank you. Do your hands push against each other from the start of the backswing? I understand your rear hand pushes just don’t know when to start the push of the lead hand. Thanks.
I hear instructors saying that flipping the hands over is a bad thing, but it seems like you're suggesting it here, if i understood correctly. I am not very flexible or agile and I find my swing very inconsistent with a mixture of pushes, pulls, slices, hooks, you name it.
Hi. Your hands doesn't know what to do and it's time to change that to "smart hands". My hands series will take care of that if you are willing to put in the work. Start here: th-cam.com/video/JYJrkN991ac/w-d-xo.htmlsi=bvdiHA1eGDyueeXA
Marcus, can you please help me with something. My dominant hand is my left but I play right handed. I spend hours trying to feel the release in my left left hand but I can’t seem to determine exactly when or how it should happen. It seems to work best when I roll the forearms and supinate the left hand during impact. Is this correct?
Hi Michael. We need to teach the lead arm and hand to hit a draw. Watch this and hopefully you will find a way: th-cam.com/video/9U_zmkPXE6w/w-d-xo.html
For me it is. If I keep it straight and stiff my swing falls apart. Nothing you have to do but you need to bend it after impact to be able to finish correct.
@@thelampman6582 if you check out many of his past indoor vids, it shows him "lazily" hitting 300 yards with about as much perceived effort as me hitting a 50 yard pitch. It's hilarious how relaxed he looks killin' these drives!
Goodness me, that’s only a couple of your videos I’ve watched and I feel a new enthusiasm for improving my game. 👍
Glad to hear it!👍
I am so glad you have talked about this, I thought I had figured this out but didn't see others doing it so I thought it was just me. Watching you do a full swing, I see that you can not see the second pendulum, so many people could be doing this, so now I am validated that Yes this is the correct way to do it.
This works, I promise 😊
Thank you for your ability to explain the mechanics of the swing, understanding what’s happening is very powerful. Your videos have helped enormously.
Cheers
Thanks Ken. You are my motivation. 👍
I was thinking about the slow hand/fast hand concept you suggested last year. I wanted to find the spot in the impact area where the club head speed was the greatest, which should be where the trail hand passes the front hand or the actual bottom of the swing. This swing bottom can change based upon the amount of lateral movement, which I try it keep to a minimum. So, what I’m thinking about is WHERE the trail hand passes and WHEN it passes. It really enables me to feel the release while swinging freely. At 71 it enables me to keep playing with guys 20 years my junior and hold my own. 😏
That's the kind of thinking that will give you both speed and control. Nice job. 👍
I just discovered you on TH-cam
I don't know you never heard of you before but I now refer to you as my new friend Marcus
Thank you very much for the new spees in my swing my friend
Speed!
Thanks and welcome. I will do my best to guide you to better golf. 👍
Thanks Marcus. Tried your concepts at the range today. I hit it really well when I felt my hands hinge and re hinge, and with less effort.
I am glad that I could help. Good job. 👍
Good ! Thank you … Sir 🏌🏻♂️😊
Glad to help. 👍
Another great video Marcus, simple, concise and to the point.👍
Thanks, I try to keep it understandable. 👍
Thank You! Great content and the mechanics explained very well!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you. 🙏
Thanks. Even though you've said something like this before, this one got through. Less body movement and efforting. Trail hand speed!
👍👍👍
So I have worked very hard to follow this video and it is really working. But I have wanted to ask this question for a while. I had a lesson recently (I have had many over the years) with different teachers. Almost every lesson I am instructed that I need to get "deeper" in my backswing. This usually means getting my right hip back further. The result is that I get all kinds of crazy things happening. Can you explain your concept of getting deep. I do best when I follow your path. I believe one of your quotes is "you don't have to turn much, but you have to turn".
I will answer this in a video within a week. 👍
Marcus, you’re an awesome instructor and I am using your concepts to develop my swing. Your slow rotation is ridiculous (in a good way) and your relaxed swing is something I am working on. I am getting great results with the one foot/three foot conversion!
👍
Thx Marcus, I’ve learned a lot from you and appreciate you.
Nice to here. 👍
Good day Marcus. I hope that you are feeling better. You have found your way into my thoughts and prayers for sure.
I was watching you hit the ball and you seem to raise up before taking your back swing. I tried that, and found that it actually gave me more speed or power.
The bad thing is that I can't get it to work everytime.
I thought maybe if you could explain why you do it. That might help me to do it every time.
Thanks Patrick
Hi Patrick. I'm fighting every day to be able to come back soon.
In this video I talk about my take away:
th-cam.com/video/_K0KHj9QiaY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=oLFhWRh1V8s-xeJC
Excellent job
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautiful
The goal is efficient 😊
Greetings: I just found your page. How hard do you grip the club? Thank you.
Welcome. I explain it in this video:
th-cam.com/video/5S-V7W5Rh5M/w-d-xo.htmlsi=SfW3-8SufZ8DKKtP
When using 3wood as driver does anything change in the swing technique. Thinking it’s just set up, tee up and hit up and release just like a driver swing. Thank you
Not the exact timing and no need to hit up on the ball but the swing can be similar. 👍
Another great lesson. I tried this but the was a tendency to hook my ball too, so do I rotate more or slow my hands?
Bad hands my friend. Rolling your wrists will give you a hook. Do this instead, watch this:
th-cam.com/video/wi3xyG-OQNQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xuwTO1CKNlqY8l_Q
At 72 I still go 240...I am going to work on this lesson...Thanks
Great job!👍
💪🏻😎🤘🏻 awesome.
Do you in any way have anything to do with Mike Dunaway or Mike Austin ? This is exactly what they taught .
Hi Johnathan from Australia. I think that if you ask most long hitters you will find some of Austin & Dunaway in there thinking. For me there are a huge difference between how we think but not what we do. The use of the trail arm and the fast extension for power is something that everyone is doing that hit the ball longer than normal.
I think you we find more and more of this in "normal" instructions in the future and that I will enjoy.
Are there any Marcus playing from the rough videos?
Not at the moment but planning to do that in the near future. 👍
I was doing this years ago and really didn't understand wat I was doing.I was swinging a 48 inch driver and hitting the ball way over 300 yards.I didn't stick with it and lost it over time.worst mistake I ever made.
You can probably find that motion/swing again. 👍
You say your trail hand passes over your lead hand for speed. Do you have to keep your lead arm tight to your side on the follow through to allow it to slow down and your trail hand to overtake ?
Hi. I don’t keep my lead hand close but I know from testing muscle activity that my hands push towards each other, that will give you more speed. 👍
@@GolfwithMarcusEdbladthank you. Do your hands push against each other from the start of the backswing? I understand your rear hand pushes just don’t know when to start the push of the lead hand. Thanks.
I hear instructors saying that flipping the hands over is a bad thing, but it seems like you're suggesting it here, if i understood correctly.
I am not very flexible or agile and I find my swing very inconsistent with a mixture of pushes, pulls, slices, hooks, you name it.
Hi. Your hands doesn't know what to do and it's time to change that to "smart hands". My hands series will take care of that if you are willing to put in the work. Start here:
th-cam.com/video/JYJrkN991ac/w-d-xo.htmlsi=bvdiHA1eGDyueeXA
Marcus, can you please help me with something. My dominant hand is my left but I play right handed. I spend hours trying to feel the release in my left left hand but I can’t seem to determine exactly when or how it should happen. It seems to work best when I roll the forearms and supinate the left hand during impact. Is this correct?
Hi Michael. We need to teach the lead arm and hand to hit a draw. Watch this and hopefully you will find a way:
th-cam.com/video/9U_zmkPXE6w/w-d-xo.html
I take it that you don't swing at the ball at all but rather swing fast early and let the momentum of the clubhead follow through and strike the ball?
I do hit at the ball but I need to start early to reach maximum speed at the ball. We can't wait or hold it.
That lead arm looks really bent on the BS, that what we’re shooting for?
For me it is. If I keep it straight and stiff my swing falls apart. Nothing you have to do but you need to bend it after impact to be able to finish correct.
i need the trackman on that bro!!! where is the numbers ?????
If I remember I can do the same in the simulator in the winter...
@@GolfwithMarcusEdblad i was talking about you..i want to see your numbers
@@thelampman6582 I will not use Trackman indoor but Foresight Gc2 that will give you some numbers.
@@GolfwithMarcusEdblad Thanks
@@thelampman6582 if you check out many of his past indoor vids, it shows him "lazily" hitting 300 yards with about as much perceived effort as me hitting a 50 yard pitch. It's hilarious how relaxed he looks killin' these drives!
Ok sorry…here is some math on driver. A 145 mph driver speed times a 2.6 factor is 377 yards. PGA average is 115mph.
I'm sorry but what is the question?
Another example that golf is a game of opposites
Absolutely. 👍
I wonder how you are doing Marcus, I pray that God heals your throat in Jesus name amen
Thank you for praying for me. I'm slowly seeing some improvement after the treatment but it's a far from over. 🙏
Thank you for letting us know. I’m sure many are wondering and waiting for your return. Want to wish you the best and quickest of recovery.
Very informative....thanks for posting!