This tip was like a bomb going off in my brain...my key is what you said. Be loose with the hands and arms, and shorten the stance a wee bit. I was so wide with my irons..major Fattage....or thinski.. great advice thank you
G"day Glen, just discovered your channel, so glad i did, great instruction easy to follow and well explained. I only found it by chance yesterday and i think i have watched about 20 videos. keep them coming.
Excellent video Glen on how to avoid "casting" the golf club. I think this is the average golfers nemesis. I know it's mine! I have gone to a more lighter grip on the handle, loosened up the forearms and wrists and all of this seems to help. The only problem I'm having now is because of drought conditions here in Southern California, there are a lot of thin spots in the fairways. When presented with this type of lie, I am getting a lot of "fat" shots especially with higher lofted irons. It certainly is affecting my handicap. Good Job Glen! Always look forward to your videos and suggestions. And Yes, I am trying to be the best golfer that I can be. :-)
Thank you for your kind words John. Those fat shots with your short irons are probably due to not achieving enough forward shaft lean. That’s where that late hit can really help, especially on your firm, dry fairways. Keep at it!
Great tips as always Your tilt backwards and look at the back of the ball tip. I try to do this, but seem to end up with excessive shoulder tilt. The shot if you in this position seems to be More body tilt rather than shoulder I'll try to start getting more body tilt rather than shoulder
Absolutely a great video! Great job explaining concepts & reminding us to be patient🏌🏻♂️
Thank you for watching and your great feedback Jordy. Cheers
Great video Glen, I love the drill at the end too. I’ll be practicing that.
It’s a corker! Thanks Wayne.
This tip was like a bomb going off in my brain...my key is what you said. Be loose with the hands and arms, and shorten the stance a wee bit. I was so wide with my irons..major Fattage....or thinski.. great advice thank you
Great to hear we’re making a difference for you Knute. Thank you!
G"day Glen, just discovered your channel, so glad i did, great instruction easy to follow and well explained. I only found it by chance yesterday and i think i have watched about 20 videos. keep them coming.
Welcome aboard! Thank you Rob. More videos on the way. Cheers
This makes so much sense, I need to open my mind up.
Thanks Mitchell. Great to hear!
Excellent video Glen on how to avoid "casting" the golf club. I think this is the average golfers nemesis. I know it's mine! I have gone to a more lighter grip on the handle, loosened up the forearms and wrists and all of this seems to help. The only problem I'm having now is because of drought conditions here in Southern California, there are a lot of thin spots in the fairways. When presented with this type of lie, I am getting a lot of "fat" shots especially with higher lofted irons. It certainly is affecting my handicap. Good Job Glen! Always look forward to your videos and suggestions. And Yes, I am trying to be the best golfer that I can be. :-)
Thank you for your kind words John.
Those fat shots with your short irons are probably due to not achieving enough forward shaft lean.
That’s where that late hit can really help, especially on your firm, dry fairways.
Keep at it!
@@AussieGolfPros Thanks Glen for your recommendation! I'll give it a go!!
Great tips as always
Your tilt backwards and look at the back of the ball tip. I try to do this, but seem to end up with excessive shoulder tilt. The shot if you in this position seems to be More body tilt rather than shoulder
I'll try to start getting more body tilt rather than shoulder
Yes, Paul. Spine angle is key. All the best.
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