This was the craziest video I have ever seen. I needed this, I've been struggling with rotation for the longest time, I end up over tilting my right shoulder backwards, it prevents my hips from turning properly and i swing "out" with a flip and end up hooking the ball. I'll have to try this. Brilliant video!
Total eye opener. Have worked on side bend and my path has gone >6 from inside out with low angle of attack, less rotation and shanks. With side bend had difficulty pushing off with my left leg. I then tried to lower my right hip through downswing which made strike totally chaotic. Saw your video and VOIALA I can use my left leg again. You are amazing!!
Ahh thanks Enrique, hugely appreciate the kind words my friend and super happy tour golf has improved because of this video my friend. Keep up the great progress, best wishes Stu 😊
It's funny how things come to you when you need them. For the past couple weeks, I've finally figured out how to rotate the body. After years of trying to figure it out without a swing couch, I've got it...except for the one little problem, which you displayed in your video. I've become more consistant hitting the ball solid...a push fade, mind you. I couldn't think of how to fix it...and bam! Here's your video! Gonna try out those drills and start hitting some draws.
Well…this one definitely hit home. The short version made for a great drill this morning. Thanks for bulldozing through the piping hot mountain of kack that is a lot of today’s instruction. Take care my friend, NWH
Bless you NWH - thank you so much and hope the game improved because of it Sir. Hoping you'll be joining Simon and I on Monday night as usual? take care my friend. Best wishes Stu
@@GoodGolfCoaching Monday night/Monday at noon is always a lock barring something pops up at work. Downward angle of attack with the irons has been a struggle for a long time with my past tendencies. This helped tremendously! Many thanks my friend! NWH
Interesting and quite controversial Stuart as usual. Everyone talks about side-bend and left hip up and back to catapult the club head or the boat pulling the skier around the bend. This in combination with the left shoulder going up and back as you open up the left side of the chest. Coming from you I will have to give this a lot of consideration because everything you teach makes so much sense.
A crucial component indeed ! Since I'm working on counter-balancing with the pelvis the game improved a lot. But this was a damn key piece missing for me that right hip higher. Now I can finally hit with the left shoulder a bit lower than usual in order to push down efficiently with left hand during impact. Great coaching sir 💪💪⛳
This is so foreign to me, now that said I am a hillbilly kid from Oklahoma so Stu is foreign to me for sure. I do have to admit, I took his stuff to the range the last two days and struck the ball as solid as I ever have, and my driver swing was the bane of my existence (long but unknown, snap hook city). after incorporating his swing methods It turned into a weapon for me. Still working on it but I will say this. Stu has garnered my respect, and I have seen enough in my own game to trust him with this part as well. I will be working this piece in, just as soon as I can get my body convinced that we are actually pulling the club while pushing the lead hip back. That has been about all the mind blowing I can do for this week!
Live in USA. Am 75 and have always had issues of hitting fades, push shots, and hitting fat shots. After watching you and your vidoes, I realize that my idea of how to swing the club is totally wrong. I am going to try and change the way I swing starting with my grip. Hoping to find a coach who agrees with your ideas of how the body movement dictates the swing. Thanks for your help. I am a subscriber and checking your channel is one of the first timgs in my 5am morning routine.
Sir, are you a genius?? I was trying to do what most youtube teaches and I was starting to have back pain. Then I said to myself stop doing that otherwise medical bill will be high...
Stuart, thanks for this bit of content! As you know, it comes to me when I need it the most! What I love about your channel is how it challenges what you think you know about the swing and slays a few sacred cows along the way! The best thing is that you have a "truth detector" on the screen in front of you--Trackman is showing the truth of what just happened! Right hip high, rt shldr moving out and around in the dswing? That must be over-the-top, correct? No- Trackman says path is 2.5 in-to-out! Wow--maybe i don't know what I think I know! Thanks for being the myth buster and helping golfers like me!
Hi very interesting and quiet the opposite of what one would instinctively think to do. When I came back to golf I watched some teachings from Mike Austin whereby he taught a tilt of the pelvis during the take away and back swing. This took away a lot of pressure in my lower back and have stuck with that move ever since. I understand you don't teach a high right hip in the back swing, I guess my right hip is high already and i' can use it in the manner your so eloquently explain and demonstrate. Hope I can, really enjoy you videos, some times I chuckle at your exaggerations of what not to do. LOL
Haha thanks Stephen - I must admit I do get a little carried away, I find it funny too 😂😂 Thanks for sharing your experiences and grateful for you being a part of my channel. Best wishes Stu 😊
I have a little different way of thinking about this, because every time I start thinking about the right side during the downswing bad things happen. If I think about keeping the left hip down/level through impact/under an imaginary table, The right hip stays level and I start to get nice divots and very consistent contact and direction. This feel works perfectly with your drill. Thanks again Stuart.
Will try this at the range tmrw.tried this right shoulder n hip higher on backswing n moving right shoulder forward allows me to feel i can finally complete the downswing to the complete finished posture.without club n done at home😅😅
Hi Stu, I tried your grip. Boy, is grip the most overlooked part of the swing !!! It created a free Swing through at the bottom of the downswing (due to left hand returning from the unhinged/uncupped left hand at the top of the swing to its setup hinged/cup position. it created a free wheeling swing booster for power at impact. Question for you: Do you pull down the left arm in initial phase of downswing? Or You start to use the right hand to swing through the ball (which will require a bit of side bend)? and lastly, when (if any) do you use the right (more powerful) hand? Appreciate your advice. thanks
One of the best explanation of how to club is moved around by the hips the legs and the arms 👍👍👍 One question: after straightening the left leg, are the hips then level?
They will feel pretty level, a lot will depend on the right shoulder (for a right handed golfer) whether youll feel your hips level or not. The reality is that they cant be truly level, but its a feeling to push for. Best wishes Stu
Okay, thank you very much for the quick reply! It is about feelings ;-). Would you agree that the shorter the club the more down the feeling is for the left hip?@@GoodGolfCoaching
Hi Stuart, I'm a little confused, most instruction talks about 'sitting' in transition, moving the hips back and level and are stacked over the ball, if the trail hip remains high, will this not lead to early extension, as tiger talked about the "Ole" move in that famous Butch Harmon video?
Hi Warren - I’m not familiar with the Butch Harmon “Ole” term unfortunately. I’ve done a video specifically on “early extension” - I believe this will clear up any ambiguity with regards to this drill and the right hip. Any further questions, please don’t hesitate to ask my friend. Best wishes Stu 😊
Stuart with that hand path , hands toward ball, I worry about hitting across the ball. Is that a reality? Or is that just an issue of blending rotation with the weight shift to target?
Hey John - I would never worry about hitting across the ball; have you seen my “You don’t know this…” video? It’s on club path, an essential video to watch to stop you worrying Sir. Best wishes Stu 😊
Used a broom. Chair still in one piece. Feels a bit weird indoors without knowing how it translates to a ball in front of me. Will test.@@GoodGolfCoaching
I have to ask: what's the "logic" I have to look for when doing this drill? is it a condition for being able to pull the club or is it a reaction of pulling the club? Hope this question makes any sense. I also noticed the drill only "feels" correct when my back is rather straight, the shoulders then "turned" on their own more or less. Not so much in my usual "office posture". @@GoodGolfCoaching
Gosh @@thomasgolft such a big question that would not give any value in a verbal answer, and I don't know your swing. I would be shooting arrows in the dark to give you any validation to the above Sir. Best wishes Stu
I must check you leg videos again. I was pushing up with left leg as I pulled down on the club, and this was causing my left hip and shoulder down. This explains heavy hits and poorer strikes.
Hi Stu, like your intruduction says "don't try to fix the fault because it is often something else" WELL this made me try the chair drill but in the backswing as well and realised it stabilized my legs in a very different way. So i am just wondering is this the right feeling for the backswing as well? Just want to make sure i don't go down any damn rabbit holes again. And if you have a good video of how the knees and legs should work in the backswing please put a link in the comments 😊 (Long time batteling slider of the hips) best regards Robin, hope you had a wonderfull Christmas!
Hey Robin, I have plenty of videos on leg action, please go check those out. They will guide with drills and understanding guaranteed Sir. Let me know if you have any questions along the way. Best wishes Stu 😊
so this is a feeling of the right hip going higher so it promotes a better hip turn through the shot. My impression is that you are trying to get us not so good golfers to stop blocking the hip turn with lateral bend and a too high left side?
Hey Stuart quick question for you...... First of all I've never hit the ball any better at the range than I did the other night after watching a few of your videos. But my question is..... After hitting the ball as well as I did l'm starting to believe that most of this other stuff on TH-cam is garbage. So are all these other intelligent instructors on TH-cam trying to confuse us on purpose?.......thanks again, eye opening stuff
Hey Gary - firstly, a big thanks for the positive feedback and well done on the good ball striking Sir. As for the others, I have my theories and whilst I’m all for pointing out others weaknesses at the advice offered, I truly believe everyone is trying their best. So, I’ll keep my views hidden “for now” 😆Thanks again Gary and keep the updates coming, love hearing them Sir. Best wishes Stu 😊
@@GoodGolfCoaching ...... I'll say it for you 😁....... They don't want everybody to know how easy it really can be so that way they have return customers.....keep up the good work
@@GoodGolfCoaching okay.......just got off the range again... just wanted to make sure it wasn't a fluke.....unbelievable....... I won't be needing you anymore... your work is done here 😁.....jk....thanks
Love the challenges to the current swing thinking………. I can relate to the shanking issue but I realise that the whole downward pressure on the handle through strike has made the old JR Arthur disappear 😂
there are some good points in this video but right side bend without turn I haven't seen teached anywhere, at least not in the channels I have been watching.
Stu, this is out to in and over the top for amateurs. There must be something else with the hands path to get the ball straight. Otherwise this is against all geometry n logic. This is very easy for amateur to do, but we slice it every time.
@@GoodGolfCoaching not trying to be a dick but so many lessons on YT but almost 14 minutes on one move will lose viewers imho. It did me. You seen like a great teacher too! I will continue to follow! Good luck.
All feedback is welcome, but you did shout at me and did come across poorly, when I have taken the time to deliver content you won’t see anywhere else. Maybe think before condemning me. 15 minutes that could make you enjoy 5hours on the golf course or more might be worth the investment. Anyway, I appreciate the feedback and good luck to you too. Best wishes Stu. 😊
This was the craziest video I have ever seen. I needed this, I've been struggling with rotation for the longest time, I end up over tilting my right shoulder backwards, it prevents my hips from turning properly and i swing "out" with a flip and end up hooking the ball. I'll have to try this. Brilliant video!
Bless you, so so good to hear! Do let me know how you get on with the drill and your golfing performance! Best wishes Stu 😊
I discovered to keep my right hip high as my swing thought and found your video!! 😊
Fantastic! I hope this helped?
@ Yep!!
Total eye opener. Have worked on side bend and my path has gone >6 from inside out with low angle of attack, less rotation and shanks. With side bend had difficulty pushing off with my left leg. I then tried to lower my right hip through downswing which made strike totally chaotic. Saw your video and VOIALA I can use my left leg again. You are amazing!!
Ahh thanks Enrique, hugely appreciate the kind words my friend and super happy tour golf has improved because of this video my friend. Keep up the great progress, best wishes Stu 😊
It's funny how things come to you when you need them. For the past couple weeks, I've finally figured out how to rotate the body. After years of trying to figure it out without a swing couch, I've got it...except for the one little problem, which you displayed in your video. I've become more consistant hitting the ball solid...a push fade, mind you. I couldn't think of how to fix it...and bam! Here's your video! Gonna try out those drills and start hitting some draws.
Fantastic Cole - let me know how you get on Sir! Best wishes Stu 😊
The truth! We need to give this man a Christmas gift
Bless you, hahah... just share my channel to everyone and thats all the gift i need :)
This is how you get around the corner. Great content
Yes Sir, and thank you sincerely. Best wishes Stu 😊
Well…this one definitely hit home. The short version made for a great drill this morning. Thanks for bulldozing through the piping hot mountain of kack that is a lot of today’s instruction. Take care my friend, NWH
Bless you NWH - thank you so much and hope the game improved because of it Sir. Hoping you'll be joining Simon and I on Monday night as usual? take care my friend. Best wishes Stu
@@GoodGolfCoaching Monday night/Monday at noon is always a lock barring something pops up at work. Downward angle of attack with the irons has been a struggle for a long time with my past tendencies. This helped tremendously! Many thanks my friend! NWH
Always a please NWH / speak tomorrow Sir. Best wishes Stu 😊
Interesting and quite controversial Stuart as usual. Everyone talks about side-bend and left hip up and back to catapult the club head or the boat pulling the skier around the bend. This in combination with the left shoulder going up and back as you open up the left side of the chest. Coming from you I will have to give this a lot of consideration because everything you teach makes so much sense.
I will be interested to see how you get on; I am going to do a video on side bend just for you net zero :) - Best wishes Stu
So much fun to be a rebel, another great video Stuart.
Thanks Martin - never mean offence to anyone, just want to create high impact to my message. 😊
Straight talking maybe out of fashion but always comes through in the end, keep it coming.@@GoodGolfCoaching
Thanks Martin, much appreciated and will do Sir!
Thank you Stuart. Brilliant again and described in a way that all can understand.
Thank you so much Kuno, really appreciate the very kind feedback Sir. Best wishes Stu
Great coaching again Stuart. I always look forward to your content👍
Bless you Andrew and I sincerely enjoy making these, sometimes get on the soap box a little too much though 😂 - best wishes Stu 😊
100 percent correct. Excellent video - new subscriber. Cheers from Tampa Florida 😊
Thanks Archie! Welcome to the channel my friend. Any questions along the way, please let me know! Best wishes Stu 😊
A crucial component indeed ! Since I'm working on counter-balancing with the pelvis the game improved a lot.
But this was a damn key piece missing for me that right hip higher.
Now I can finally hit with the left shoulder a bit lower than usual in order to push down efficiently with left hand during impact.
Great coaching sir 💪💪⛳
Lovely feedback my friend and glad you found a crucial piece to the puzzle. Great to hear and thanks so much for sharing!
This is so foreign to me, now that said I am a hillbilly kid from Oklahoma so Stu is foreign to me for sure. I do have to admit, I took his stuff to the range the last two days and struck the ball as solid as I ever have, and my driver swing was the bane of my existence (long but unknown, snap hook city). after incorporating his swing methods It turned into a weapon for me. Still working on it but I will say this. Stu has garnered my respect, and I have seen enough in my own game to trust him with this part as well. I will be working this piece in, just as soon as I can get my body convinced that we are actually pulling the club while pushing the lead hip back. That has been about all the mind blowing I can do for this week!
I know you trust me Jason, and I know this will help you too.. do let me know how you get on Sir! Best wishes Stu
Great video. Thanks Stuart. On fire!
Thanks James, appreciate your feedback as always Sir. Hope you’re well. Best wishes Stu 😊
Live in USA. Am 75 and have always had issues of hitting fades, push shots, and hitting fat shots. After watching you and your vidoes, I realize that my idea of how to swing the club is totally wrong. I am going to try and change the way I swing starting with my grip. Hoping to find a coach who agrees with your ideas of how the body movement dictates the swing. Thanks for your help. I am a subscriber and checking your channel is one of the first timgs in my 5am morning routine.
Really appreciate the feedback my friend, very grateful Sir. Looking forward to hearing how you progress my friend. Best wishes Stu 😊
Sir, are you a genius?? I was trying to do what most youtube teaches and I was starting to have back pain. Then I said to myself stop doing that otherwise medical bill will be high...
I think I am, but my wife doesn’t! 😂😂Really happy you are enjoying my videos, thank you!
Stuart, thanks for this bit of content! As you know, it comes to me when I need it the most! What I love about your channel is how it challenges what you think you know about the swing and slays a few sacred cows along the way! The best thing is that you have a "truth detector" on the screen in front of you--Trackman is showing the truth of what just happened! Right hip high, rt shldr moving out and around in the dswing? That must be over-the-top, correct? No- Trackman says path is 2.5 in-to-out! Wow--maybe i don't know what I think I know! Thanks for being the myth buster and helping golfers like me!
Haha told you it would help you Dennis. Thank you for your Skillest videos, will be sending my thoughts over very shortly Sir! Best wishes Stu
Hi very interesting and quiet the opposite of what one would instinctively think to do. When I came back to golf I watched some teachings from Mike Austin whereby he taught a tilt of the pelvis during the take away and back swing. This took away a lot of pressure in my lower back and have stuck with that move ever since. I understand you don't teach a high right hip in the back swing, I guess my right hip is high already and i' can use it in the manner your so eloquently explain and demonstrate. Hope I can, really enjoy you videos, some times I chuckle at your exaggerations of what not to do. LOL
Haha thanks Stephen - I must admit I do get a little carried away, I find it funny too 😂😂 Thanks for sharing your experiences and grateful for you being a part of my channel. Best wishes Stu 😊
I have a little different way of thinking about this, because every time I start thinking about the right side during the downswing bad things happen. If I think about keeping the left hip down/level through impact/under an imaginary table, The right hip stays level and I start to get nice divots and very consistent contact and direction. This feel works perfectly with your drill. Thanks again Stuart.
Whatever works for you Dave is all good with me my friend, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and experiences!! Best wishes Stu 😊
Wow this is great stuff!
Thank you so much, really appreciate it!!
Will try this at the range tmrw.tried this right shoulder n hip higher on backswing n moving right shoulder forward allows me to feel i can finally complete the downswing to the complete finished posture.without club n done at home😅😅
Let me know how you go, it will help you loads by the sounds of it! Best wishes Stu 😊
Please explain the left arm movement in this downswing.... thanks
If you watch this video - th-cam.com/video/-HC1A8SzOS8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YEkftDiSuB7nfOhp will help a great deal.
This is great. Reminds me of Alex Norén. How does this translate to the driver?
Thanks Markus, take a look at my "Angle of Attack" video and my broom series videos, will really help. Any further questions welcomed. Best wishes Stu
Great coaching again, should help me stop hitting the occasional fat shot
No doubt about it Rod, do let me know how you go and if you have any further questions Sir. Best wishes Stu
Hi Stu, I tried your grip. Boy, is grip the most overlooked part of the swing !!! It created a free Swing through at the bottom of the downswing (due to left hand returning from the unhinged/uncupped left hand at the top of the swing to its setup hinged/cup position. it created a free wheeling swing booster for power at impact. Question for you: Do you pull down the left arm in initial phase of downswing? Or You start to use the right hand to swing through the ball (which will require a bit of side bend)?
and lastly, when (if any) do you use the right (more powerful) hand? Appreciate your advice. thanks
When did you eve hold anything and not utilise both hands on that object. Use both hands in equal measure my friend!
Does this apply when you want to hit up on driver please ?
Absolutely Alan!
One of the best explanation of how to club is moved around by the hips the legs and the arms 👍👍👍
One question: after straightening the left leg, are the hips then level?
They will feel pretty level, a lot will depend on the right shoulder (for a right handed golfer) whether youll feel your hips level or not. The reality is that they cant be truly level, but its a feeling to push for. Best wishes Stu
Okay, thank you very much for the quick reply! It is about feelings ;-). Would you agree that the shorter the club the more down the feeling is for the left hip?@@GoodGolfCoaching
No not really my friend. Can be equal through the bag!
Perfect. I'm glad, I've asked ;-) @@GoodGolfCoaching
Pleasure
Hi Stuart, I'm a little confused, most instruction talks about 'sitting' in transition, moving the hips back and level and are stacked over the ball, if the trail hip remains high, will this not lead to early extension, as tiger talked about the "Ole" move in that famous Butch Harmon video?
Hi Warren - I’m not familiar with the Butch Harmon “Ole” term unfortunately. I’ve done a video specifically on “early extension” - I believe this will clear up any ambiguity with regards to this drill and the right hip. Any further questions, please don’t hesitate to ask my friend. Best wishes Stu 😊
Is this the same with driver?
Absolutely Mike!
A real hip gem...I wish I was just starting to play now....instead of 30+ years ago.....the game might make more sense....🙃😊
Thanks Ron much appreciated; and I too feel your pain. Never too late to play great golf my friend. Best wishes Stu 😊
Stuart with that hand path , hands toward ball, I worry about hitting across the ball. Is that a reality? Or is that just an issue of blending rotation with the weight shift to target?
Hey John - I would never worry about hitting across the ball; have you seen my “You don’t know this…” video? It’s on club path, an essential video to watch to stop you worrying Sir. Best wishes Stu 😊
When you explain and demonstrate it it makes total sense. I shall grab a chair right away.
Haha thanks Thomas - please let me know how it feels and performs Sir. Best wishes Stu 😊
Used a broom. Chair still in one piece. Feels a bit weird indoors without knowing how it translates to a ball in front of me. Will test.@@GoodGolfCoaching
Look forward to hearing how it goes with a bay and ball 😂😊
I have to ask: what's the "logic" I have to look for when doing this drill? is it a condition for being able to pull the club or is it a reaction of pulling the club? Hope this question makes any sense. I also noticed the drill only "feels" correct when my back is rather straight, the shoulders then "turned" on their own more or less. Not so much in my usual "office posture". @@GoodGolfCoaching
Gosh @@thomasgolft such a big question that would not give any value in a verbal answer, and I don't know your swing. I would be shooting arrows in the dark to give you any validation to the above Sir. Best wishes Stu
I must check you leg videos again. I was pushing up with left leg as I pulled down on the club, and this was causing my left hip and shoulder down. This explains heavy hits and poorer strikes.
Let me know how you go David, if you still have poor contacts I'll recommend another video. Best wishes Stu
Hi Stu, like your intruduction says "don't try to fix the fault because it is often something else" WELL this made me try the chair drill but in the backswing as well and realised it stabilized my legs in a very different way. So i am just wondering is this the right feeling for the backswing as well? Just want to make sure i don't go down any damn rabbit holes again. And if you have a good video of how the knees and legs should work in the backswing please put a link in the comments 😊 (Long time batteling slider of the hips) best regards Robin, hope you had a wonderfull Christmas!
Hey Robin, I have plenty of videos on leg action, please go check those out. They will guide with drills and understanding guaranteed Sir. Let me know if you have any questions along the way. Best wishes Stu 😊
Definitely promotes a downward blow for better compression thru the ball
Yes it does 😎
With this drill, I feel like coming over the top. How to avoid this?
How do you know you are Philip?
so this is a feeling of the right hip going higher so it promotes a better hip turn through the shot. My impression is that you are trying to get us not so good golfers to stop blocking the hip turn with lateral bend and a too high left side?
Correct… hope it makes sense. Best wishes Stu
Hey Stuart quick question for you...... First of all I've never hit the ball any better at the range than I did the other night after watching a few of your videos. But my question is..... After hitting the ball as well as I did l'm starting to believe that most of this other stuff on TH-cam is garbage. So are all these other intelligent instructors on TH-cam trying to confuse us on purpose?.......thanks again, eye opening stuff
Hey Gary - firstly, a big thanks for the positive feedback and well done on the good ball striking Sir. As for the others, I have my theories and whilst I’m all for pointing out others weaknesses at the advice offered, I truly believe everyone is trying their best. So, I’ll keep my views hidden “for now” 😆Thanks again Gary and keep the updates coming, love hearing them Sir. Best wishes Stu 😊
@@GoodGolfCoaching ...... I'll say it for you 😁....... They don't want everybody to know how easy it really can be so that way they have return customers.....keep up the good work
Thanks Gary - as my profile says, the game is easy. Truly. We should all be five shots minimum, better, with one to two sessions. 🙌
@@GoodGolfCoaching okay.......just got off the range again... just wanted to make sure it wasn't a fluke.....unbelievable....... I won't be needing you anymore... your work is done here 😁.....jk....thanks
Omg that made me spit my breakfast out, too funny Gary. Glad I’m not needed, another happy golfer is the best feeling ever. Best wishes Stu 😊
Love the challenges to the current swing thinking………. I can relate to the shanking issue but I realise that the whole downward pressure on the handle through strike has made the old JR Arthur disappear 😂
Amen to the riddance of said shanks Andy. Thank you Sir, as always. Best wishes Stu 😊
there are some good points in this video but right side bend without turn I haven't seen teached anywhere, at least not in the channels I have been watching.
When did I say without turn? Best wishes Stu
'Good luck with that' 😂
Haha true story 😂
Stu, this is out to in and over the top for amateurs. There must be something else with the hands path to get the ball straight. Otherwise this is against all geometry n logic. This is very easy for amateur to do, but we slice it every time.
No its not my friend, but I welcome your thoughts and beliefs my friend... Best wishes Stu
Well that was a light bulb moment.
Music to my ears 👂- best wishes Stu 😊
Unsubscribed. Moe Norman, Hogan rolling in their graves.
No problem at all Drew - the old Moe and Hogan always has people. Good luck Sir 😊
WAY TOO MUCH TALKING had to leave....Jesus, get to the crux of the lesson.
Love hearing people’s feedback, next time, I’ll keep to the 15 seconds of a TH-cam short 😂😂 - thanks for stopping by. Best wishes Stu
@@GoodGolfCoaching not trying to be a dick but so many lessons on YT but almost 14 minutes on one move will lose viewers imho. It did me.
You seen like a great teacher too! I will continue to follow! Good luck.
All feedback is welcome, but you did shout at me and did come across poorly, when I have taken the time to deliver content you won’t see anywhere else. Maybe think before condemning me. 15 minutes that could make you enjoy 5hours on the golf course or more might be worth the investment. Anyway, I appreciate the feedback and good luck to you too. Best wishes Stu. 😊