Dude I’ve been bingeing your videos of weeks now. I’m in San Diego and grew up playing The Farms through my dad (retired head pro)… I NEED to get a lesson with you Adam. The way you teach is so simple and easy to comprehend. Really appreciate you putting these clips out to the public and helping us all along the journey
You are so good at imparting your knowledge. I have followed you for sometime and thanks to you I now play of a 1 handicap @76 years of age.Thankyou ..
I’ve been going through your back catalog of videos and trying bits out at the range. Keeping things in front of my body at takeaway and at the top has probably done more to improve my quality of strike and it’s reliability than any in person lesson I’ve ever taken. It baffles me why the instructors that I’ve had lessons with haven’t touched on it.
Seriously he is the best teacher on youtube. No comparison in teaching. One day I will get a lesson. Just keep doing what your doing, you have to get a lot of satisfaction teaching the young players. Some are just amazing. Your swing reminds me of Anthony Kims and Adam Scott had a baby golf swing! Keep it up!!!!!!
Thank you so much! We have a lot in store for 2023 for you guys! We absolutely love working with “the boys”. Funny you say that, Adam and Anthony shared lessons as juniors from Adam Shriber a great coach!
Finally I stumbled across a video that made sense. Best Golf video I have seen. Thank you sir for taking the time to make this available. Greetings from France.
Once again another fantastic lesson- I struggle with this all the time, it really pays to have a second pair eyes looking at you and having that hands on approach.
I have been working on the Porzak principles with some good success but also a little frustration where I hit great shots before forgetting something or not realising that I had let something slip and regressing to old habits next time out. The key idea here for me is the right elbow doesn’t squeeze in tight ! Whenever I revisit PG I see the solution and can’t wait to get back out there as I know this stuff does it fir me every time 👍👏
Wow! We love this! Thank you for sharing! This is exactly why we do what do! To help as many people as possible play better golf and enjoy the worlds greatest game more than ever! Tell your friends!!
Simple, honest, and effective theory, and never drops so many swing thoughts in a lesson that you need a shrink immediately after to sort it out. If that isn’t enough, you also get a pretty 🔥 robot 🤖🕺 laid down around @2:22 Well done, brother 😎
Game changer for me. After watching Porzak's videos on setup (hip bump), grip, and stance I was feeling ok but still lacked connection with my body. This video brought it together and I see how I am supposed to get in the correct position. Still struggling a bit with transitioning down (much weaker hits, but accurate) so those are the next videos!. Thank you for detail explanation and examples.
Guys, after watching a ton of y’all’s videos, I went out and played yesterday and felt the best that I have in some time. I even eagled a par 4 from 100 yards out. Ended up -1 for the day. Thanks for putting out this great content!!
@@PorzakGolf then turned around and shot my best round of -5 yesterday. Swing wasn’t there optimally but the putts were falling. 1 Eagle and 5 birdies.
Excellent vid. I think the key is as you mentioned "elbow tucked but not tight." Absolutely have got to keep the swing relaxed and athletic while maintaining the proper spacing.
Love the visuals of the disconnect. For me coming in as a beginner, you see a lot of the pros really reaching back and have the toe of the club pointing at the target. Which I believe where a lot of the misconception comes when individuals attempt to do that including myself. I think having that connection with the chest is the most important lesson I've taken from your videos. Feeling like I am only using my core to turn and my arms are just a solid structure.
Very good stuff. I do think it can be a challenge to remember to keep the arms soft but close, since the fast-twitch muscle action can tempt the player to get too tight when the arms stay close. I like the set-then-pop drill as well.
I hope you recieve this message. I LOVE all your videos. Watched everyone. I have one question though. I have a great problem of getting my lead shoulder under my chin on the takeaway. Anything in your arsenal to get me to do this or is it that not important. I'm a right handed golfer.
Another fantastic video. Great swing from the young man. Adam, can I ask how he would progress in his swing to take a more noticeable divot after the ball. It seems he strikes it a little ‘thin’ compared to some of your other players, with little turf interaction after the ball. I’m a picker too so would love your thoughts on getting the feel of more turf interaction.
Adam, What is your position regarding the exhausting oxygen from your diaphragm,before making your swing.?. I have brought this into my game 1.Ifeel relaxed just before my swing. 2. Youare not fighting the diaphragm, so you get extra club speed through the swing and shot.Iam I right. It feels good.Gary Trethewey Nz.
Incredible stuff as always. Great explanation of the takeaway and back swing. Especially what to do with the right arm at set up. It looks like you are holding your wrist position until very late in the follow through. Is that right ?
When going into the Set Position, we maintain that position with minimal tension in the hands then we are able to rotate with the lead hip going straight back.
@@PorzakGolf So kind of the dead hands feeling you speak about in other videos and the wrists stay pretty set without consciously trying to hold them like that? They eventually just naturally release very late near the very end of the follow through ?
Hey Adam quick question.... regarding keeping hands in front of the chest at completion of the back swing: do you feel ( or is it a feeling) of the inside of the right wrist is mostly facing our target / feet line? From the front view it looks as though the inside of your right wrist is facing towards the camera... ?
At the top of his swing his bicep is practically pinned under his chin. My arms literally won't move like that. Is there a way to still swing a club with limited shoulder mobility?
I have a problem with an extra little pull with my right arm at the top of the backswing. Like everything else has stopped but there’s always extra movement due to my right hand/arm. Any tips on how to stop this?
Yes I’m looking through the videos and I’m not seeing anything detailed on the hand release, or "cracking the whip”everything is pretty much about body rotation, what are the hand’s doing through impact? Isn’t most speed created with the hands? The body can only turn so fast.
Can this drill be formatted in a way to work with woods and driver as well or how can you implement this technique with a longer swing and different leverage
that is exact my problem. I have never been able to set mit hands really and keeping them in front of my chest. My backswing is only arms, with bow instead of setting wrist and my chest just stay centered and arms getting behind.So a very unusual swing, but manage to play for hcp 2. What is the best drill to turn chest together with arms
Does the right elbow needs to be connected to the bottom of ribcage as club travels to the top of the back swing? There is a disconnect when the hands are at waist-high. What about the left elbow? I assume at some point there is a disconnect of the left elbow but left bicep/tricep is closely connected to the side of the left breast for a right hander?
There should be space between the trail elbow and the rib cage. If we hold our elbow against the side of our body, our swing will be restricted 🚫. A drill that we like to do is put a head cover in the front of the right arm pit. This will create more connection with the arms and elbows in front of our body. Let us know if you have further questions! Thank you!
Hey there! These tips for trail elbow and arm connection do apply with all clubs. Just remember, when hitting driver the set up is different from striking with an iron. We have several driver set up videos that would be helpful to you!
Hi, Adam Can you post your clothing shop online contact details. Always notice your clothing presentation. Maybe he may have something for me. Gary Trethewey NewZealand. Thanks.
I think you’re the best golf coach on the planet. Congratulations on your success.
Appreciate that!
agree👌
Hard to disagree with
Having a hard time not watching the videos and feeling I’ll actually be able to apply what he teaches, and simply
Best value 9 minutes I’ve ever seen. I still struggle with the final turn being body not arms
What I love from you is always giving details, hope I can follow all yours n improve my golf capability. Thanks Adam 👍👍
Dude I’ve been bingeing your videos of weeks now. I’m in San Diego and grew up playing The Farms through my dad (retired head pro)… I NEED to get a lesson with you Adam. The way you teach is so simple and easy to comprehend. Really appreciate you putting these clips out to the public and helping us all along the journey
You are so good at imparting your knowledge. I have followed you for sometime and thanks to you I now play of a 1 handicap @76 years of age.Thankyou ..
Another fantastic video! I’ve been hitting push fades with everything lately. So thinking I’m getting stuck. Will be working on this.
I’ve been going through your back catalog of videos and trying bits out at the range. Keeping things in front of my body at takeaway and at the top has probably done more to improve my quality of strike and it’s reliability than any in person lesson I’ve ever taken.
It baffles me why the instructors that I’ve had lessons with haven’t touched on it.
Thank you so much! We appreciate your comments! 🙌🏽
Seriously he is the best teacher on youtube. No comparison in teaching. One day I will get a lesson. Just keep doing what your doing, you have to get a lot of satisfaction teaching the young players. Some are just amazing. Your swing reminds me of Anthony Kims and Adam Scott had a baby golf swing! Keep it up!!!!!!
Thank you so much! We have a lot in store for 2023 for you guys! We absolutely love working with “the boys”. Funny you say that, Adam and Anthony shared lessons as juniors from Adam Shriber a great coach!
Finally I stumbled across a video that made sense. Best Golf video I have seen. Thank you sir for taking the time to make this available. Greetings from France.
Great video. This one swing tip has revolutionized my iron game.
Once again another fantastic lesson- I struggle with this all the time, it really pays to have a second pair eyes looking at you and having that hands on approach.
I have been working on the Porzak principles with some good success but also a little frustration where I hit great shots before forgetting something or not realising that I had let something slip and regressing to old habits next time out. The key idea here for me is the right elbow doesn’t squeeze in tight ! Whenever I revisit PG I see the solution and can’t wait to get back out there as I know this stuff does it fir me every time 👍👏
Wow! We love this! Thank you for sharing! This is exactly why we do what do! To help as many people as possible play better golf and enjoy the worlds greatest game more than ever!
Tell your friends!!
Simple, honest, and effective theory, and never drops so many swing thoughts in a lesson that you need a shrink immediately after to sort it out.
If that isn’t enough, you also get a pretty 🔥 robot 🤖🕺 laid down around @2:22
Well done, brother 😎
Game changer for me. After watching Porzak's videos on setup (hip bump), grip, and stance I was feeling ok but still lacked connection with my body. This video brought it together and I see how I am supposed to get in the correct position. Still struggling a bit with transitioning down (much weaker hits, but accurate) so those are the next videos!. Thank you for detail explanation and examples.
Thank you for watching!!
Guys, after watching a ton of y’all’s videos, I went out and played yesterday and felt the best that I have in some time. I even eagled a par 4 from 100 yards out. Ended up -1 for the day. Thanks for putting out this great content!!
That is awesome! Keep it up!!
@@PorzakGolf then turned around and shot my best round of -5 yesterday. Swing wasn’t there optimally but the putts were falling. 1 Eagle and 5 birdies.
Tour striker smart ball is great for externally rotating your trail arm
This lesson is me in a nutshell and my 2023 goal to try and implement it. 35yrs of an overswing, collapsing of my trail arm. Thanks for the vid
Let’s go we got you!
Hands down the best instruction there is Thanks Adam!
Excellent vid. I think the key is as you mentioned "elbow tucked but not tight." Absolutely have got to keep the swing relaxed and athletic while maintaining the proper spacing.
excellent description of something i have been working on and has helped me.
What an excellent instructional video- your explanations are just so easy to understand and follow
Thank you! We believe that simplicity is the ultimate sophistication!
I've saved most of your vids, to recall. At times ppl ask me at the range for tips, al just pass them ur vids from now, great stuff 👏👏👏
Thanks for doing that Gordon!
Great content as always, you seem to pick up the main faults in swings then you’re explanations are excellent, cause and effect with the cure..
Love the visuals of the disconnect. For me coming in as a beginner, you see a lot of the pros really reaching back and have the toe of the club pointing at the target. Which I believe where a lot of the misconception comes when individuals attempt to do that including myself. I think having that connection with the chest is the most important lesson I've taken from your videos. Feeling like I am only using my core to turn and my arms are just a solid structure.
That’s great! Along with a good setup and takeaway connection is one of the most important things in the golf swing!
Excellent lesson. Nails the backswing process. Thank you.
Cheers
Thank you Peter
Such great information in this video. It took me a long time to figure out these things on my own
Oh to get that one piece feeling is just the trick 😮
Gold, thanks Adam.
brilliant lesson - gold!
Can you give us the grip close up, as you and many decent strikers seem to turn the left wrist on grip to the right.
This video is coming soon!!
Excellent, excellent lesson.
Thanks bubba!
Very good stuff. I do think it can be a challenge to remember to keep the arms soft but close, since the fast-twitch muscle action can tempt the player to get too tight when the arms stay close. I like the set-then-pop drill as well.
Great simple tips
Great lesson.
Excellent video
I hope you recieve this message.
I LOVE all your videos. Watched everyone.
I have one question though.
I have a great problem of getting my lead shoulder under my chin on the takeaway.
Anything in your arsenal to get me to do this or is it that not important.
I'm a right handed golfer.
fantastic stuff.
I just favorite every golf video lol
Thank you for the support!
Another fantastic video. Great swing from the young man. Adam, can I ask how he would progress in his swing to take a more noticeable divot after the ball. It seems he strikes it a little ‘thin’ compared to some of your other players, with little turf interaction after the ball. I’m a picker too so would love your thoughts on getting the feel of more turf interaction.
Excellent content
Glad you think so!
Awesome vid and tips 👍
We appreciate it Jason!
keep the thumb pads married together at the same pressure an tension throughout
this keeps the elbows from deviating all over
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great lesson
Great tips! What is a good iron to use for all these training tips? 6i?
Adam, What is your position regarding the exhausting oxygen from your diaphragm,before making your swing.?. I have brought this into my game 1.Ifeel relaxed just before my swing. 2. Youare not fighting the diaphragm, so you get extra club speed through the swing and shot.Iam I right. It feels good.Gary Trethewey Nz.
Incredible stuff as always. Great explanation of the takeaway and back swing. Especially what to do with the right arm at set up. It looks like you are holding your wrist position until very late in the follow through. Is that right ?
When going into the Set Position, we maintain that position with minimal tension in the hands then we are able to rotate with the lead hip going straight back.
@@PorzakGolf So kind of the dead hands feeling you speak about in other videos and the wrists stay pretty set without consciously trying to hold them like that? They eventually just naturally release very late near the very end of the follow through ?
Hey Adam quick question.... regarding keeping hands in front of the chest at completion of the back swing: do you feel ( or is it a feeling) of the inside of the right wrist is mostly facing our target / feet line? From the front view it looks as though the inside of your right wrist is facing towards the camera... ?
At the top of his swing his bicep is practically pinned under his chin. My arms literally won't move like that. Is there a way to still swing a club with limited shoulder mobility?
I have a problem with an extra little pull with my right arm at the top of the backswing. Like everything else has stopped but there’s always extra movement due to my right hand/arm. Any tips on how to stop this?
Could you please talk about the "release" in conjunction with the "body rotation" on the through swing? Thank you.
Yes I’m looking through the videos and I’m not seeing anything detailed on the hand release, or "cracking the whip”everything is pretty much about body rotation, what are the hand’s doing through impact? Isn’t most speed created with the hands? The body can only turn so fast.
Ben Hoogan had a quite wide elbow width at setup that was not what he described in his book. How is that?
One of your videos you talked about a training aid you had coming out to keep the arms connected better. Where would one find this training aid?
Can this drill be formatted in a way to work with woods and driver as well or how can you implement this technique with a longer swing and different leverage
Money. Great lesson AP
Thanks Chris!
Great video! Is the left arm also in the “giving blood” position at address?
Ben hogan certainly did! It can vary slighty player to player, right arm most important to give blood with!
Same with woods/driver?
After hand infront of our chest by turning chest everything is set to do down swing...which part of our body to move of down swing...
I'm having trouble with topping or thin hits
that is exact my problem. I have never been able to set mit hands really and keeping them in front of my chest. My backswing is only arms, with bow instead of setting wrist and my chest just stay centered and arms getting behind.So a very unusual swing, but manage to play for hcp 2.
What is the best drill to turn chest together with arms
You could start with a towel under both arms for wedges. This is a great one too!
Set go
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Does the right elbow needs to be connected to the bottom of ribcage as club travels to the top of the back swing? There is a disconnect when the hands are at waist-high. What about the left elbow? I assume at some point there is a disconnect of the left elbow but left bicep/tricep is closely connected to the side of the left breast for a right hander?
There should be space between the trail elbow and the rib cage. If we hold our elbow against the side of our body, our swing will be restricted 🚫. A drill that we like to do is put a head cover in the front of the right arm pit. This will create more connection with the arms and elbows in front of our body. Let us know if you have further questions! Thank you!
Do these same thoughts and arm positions apply for the driver as well?
Hey there! These tips for trail elbow and arm connection do apply with all clubs. Just remember, when hitting driver the set up is different from striking with an iron. We have several driver set up videos that would be helpful to you!
How do I book an in person lesson?
Email us at info@porzakgolf.com !!
Ben Hogan 101.
I love you bro
Hi, Adam Can you post your clothing shop online contact details.
Always notice your clothing presentation. Maybe he may have something for me.
Gary Trethewey NewZealand. Thanks.
Can we get a fat guy example lol
We got you! Stay tuned to our shorts for your answer!
Wearing Sunglasses while conversing; is a sign of an inferiority complex!
I hate my right arm!!! My game sucks thanks to this arm.