Great video, especially the 'Drill #4' is very helpful to me. that drill helps me to focus on the swing path and maintain the club face angle. Thank you for your instructions.
Great video,I love the ball hanging technique since you gave me the lesson few years back. I have stuck with it and feel it helps me with transition forwards better.
Thanks so much for posting these drills Nick. Drill no4 is so me, as my main miss is hook or pull hook (rolling the bloody forearms to much) going to practise all these especially drill 4. Thanks again Paul.
I enjoy your videos and willingness to share them. Question; What happened to the “bending backwards” at end of swing 2:45? Appears you’re back is straight but some of your training videos talk about a bend backwards angle at position 8?
Another belter Nick. Nick, maybe in the future a drill for extending towards the target in the backswing. This for me is the hardest part of S&T as when I achieve it...it feels like I have no room to slide the hips forward in the downswing. Because for 30 years I was swaying back behind the ball with chest facing down! I know it’s all in the 6 inches between my ears. Just wondering if there are any good drills for this?
Thanks Martin, the first drill should help, once your setup correctly you just need to keep the head steady, I would also focus on tilting the head left. Sometimes it takes time to break these habits 🏌️
Hey nick great video! I've been a using the S&t since the last 3 years and my golf game has never been better I'm 7 handicap but lately I've been hitting some toe shots is that a common miss hit with s&t? Any help would be great!
Nick, I have been watching you S&T videos and they are really helping. My only issue is I have hit several shanks and I use to never shank a ball. Which drill or drills would help figure this out. Thanks
Hi Bruce thanks for your message, there are a few reasons why the shank occurs and could be any or a combination. I think I will cover this subject in a future video
Great drills. I was getting my wife to film me while I swung & hit some really good balls. Noticed that I would turn my chest toward the target on the follow through & rotate left hip back, some thing I'm working on. However, often lost my balance after finishing follow through. What would cause that? Maybe because I'm 76, lol!
Nice to hear your working on it, sounds like your leaning forward too much with the upper body in the finish. Try bending backwards to stabilise your balance
I recently went back to the stack and tilt and my contact as improved dramatically. One issue I'm having is I'm starting to block/push my irons around 15 degrees right rather consistently. I have a strong grip so I'm confused. Also, this does not occur with any of my woods. Should I assume my hands just aren't getting around fast enough? Any thoughts?
There are a number of S&T instructors working at GOLFTEC, but not everyone however I would say it's the closest system for coaching even if the instructor isn't officially S&T trained
Large chested golfers have somewhat of a flying right elbow like Jack Nicholas, keeping the ball between the forearms it’s not going to work for them, this is because of our physical make up, I use the Stack and tilt but because of my large chest I have to have a closed stance and a strong left hand and weak right hand for a push set to get the club set quickly because my chest cannot turn as much without pulling my head off the ball, stack and tilt still works great with these adjustments but one size does not fit all.
Starting to think this stack and tilt is a gimmick.... every other sport when throwing or kicking starts with weight on trail leg. I also feel a lot of stress in lower left back
This should have thousands of likes. So much value! S&T instructors are the best.
Thanks Thomas, was only posted yesterday so may take a while 😂
every type of player can benefit from these drills!
Thank you for sticking to the basics I’m gonna go do these drills today and every day thank you
Yes Mike 💪
This is exactly what I was looking for, Brilliant
Thanks for watching David
@@NickTaylorGolf I see you not taking on anymore online lessons,?
Unfortunately my owners have forced me to stop online coaching at the moment 😢
Great video with awesome tips that I wouldn't have ever thought about.
Thanks for watching Kevin
Thank you Nick. Gives me a lot to work on 😁
Awsome. Appreciate it immensely have a nice weekend!
Thanks Martin I hope it helps
Love the Staff Bag.
Thanks Nick... Brilliant Video
Thanks Ravi
Thanks Nick. Great stuff.
Thanks for watching Mike
Great video and tips again Nick👍🏌️
Thanks for watching Rune I hope it helps
Nick your drills/Videos are really helping so much. Iam crushing the ball and accurate! Thank you so much.
That's awesome thank you Darren
@@NickTaylorGolf Your an awesome/instructor have a great weekend!
Great stuff, this swing is changing my came
Awesome!!! I’ll be contacting you on Skillest to set up a lesson.
Thanks for watching Rob
Great video, especially the 'Drill #4' is very helpful to me. that drill helps me to focus on the swing path and maintain the club face angle. Thank you for your instructions.
Brilliant drills nick
Thanks mate
Awesome, thanks
Thanks for watching Scott
Great drills. Very valuable!
Thanks I hope they help 🏌️
Great video,I love the ball hanging technique since you gave me the lesson few years back. I have stuck with it and feel it helps me with transition forwards better.
That's great David you can't go too far wrong it, I'm glad it's helped
Thanks so much for posting these drills Nick.
Drill no4 is so me, as my main miss is hook or pull hook (rolling the bloody forearms to much) going to practise all these especially drill 4.
Thanks again
Paul.
Thanks for watching Paul, drill #4 is a great one for that
Great video very informative 👏🏻👌
Thanks again Keith 🙏
Nick Taylor Golf i’m going to work away and then send you a swing video for your advice 🏌️♂️
Thank you so much!
Thanks for watching David
I enjoy your videos and willingness to share them. Question; What happened to the “bending backwards” at end of swing 2:45? Appears you’re back is straight but some of your training videos talk about a bend backwards angle at position 8?
I believe I am referencing the finish at P9, the head moves forward and up after P8
hey la verdad excelente video lo disfrute ansioso de el siguiente material me retiro les envio besitos muchas gracias
Were should ball placement be for wedges? Is there a video on wedges
Nick. Do still give in-person lessons? If yes, where can I find the details on seeing you. Great stuff. Thanks
Yes Neal, I am at golftec Singapore
@@NickTaylorGolf do you have any plans to come to USA in the near future?
Is the umbrella drill to exaggerate pulling with left are
Its to focus on re hinging the club
Do you have drill to hit wedges from PW to LW using this system.
Another belter Nick. Nick, maybe in the future a drill for extending towards the target in the backswing. This for me is the hardest part of S&T as when I achieve it...it feels like I have no room to slide the hips forward in the downswing. Because for 30 years I was swaying back behind the ball with chest facing down! I know it’s all in the 6 inches between my ears. Just wondering if there are any good drills for this?
Thanks Martin, the first drill should help, once your setup correctly you just need to keep the head steady, I would also focus on tilting the head left. Sometimes it takes time to break these habits 🏌️
@@NickTaylorGolf ah! Tilting head left helps! Thanks...
Hey nick great video! I've been a using the S&t since the last 3 years and my golf game has never been better I'm 7 handicap but lately I've been hitting some toe shots is that a common miss hit with s&t? Any help would be great!
That's great to hear Nick, I wouldn't say it's a common miss but there will be a reason. maybe your flexing your arms slightly?
Nick, I have been watching you S&T videos and they are really helping. My only issue is I have hit several shanks and I use to never shank a ball. Which drill or drills would help figure this out. Thanks
Hi Bruce thanks for your message, there are a few reasons why the shank occurs and could be any or a combination. I think I will cover this subject in a future video
Thanks for the reply. Looking forward to the future video. I was not sure if the shank was a common error while learning the S&T moves.
If it continues may be worth seeking some help from a S&T instructor to highlight the reason for you Bruce
Do you use the umbrella drill with the driver?
The same feel is good but harder to get exactly the same result with a flatter, longer club
Do you sell the pattern you use on your mat? I am not sure if the angles are critical.
They are tee claws and strings attached to the mat, I explained them in one of my previous videos: th-cam.com/video/wBfgyhS8shg/w-d-xo.html
Sorry Randy this video has the grid lines and angle: th-cam.com/video/aaLIJ4iICqU/w-d-xo.html
Great drills. I was getting my wife to film me while I swung & hit some really good balls. Noticed that I would turn my chest toward the target on the follow through & rotate left hip back, some thing I'm working on. However, often lost my balance after finishing follow through. What would cause that? Maybe because I'm 76, lol!
Nice to hear your working on it, sounds like your leaning forward too much with the upper body in the finish. Try bending backwards to stabilise your balance
@@NickTaylorGolf Thanks so much for the feedback Nick! I'll look for that.
I recently went back to the stack and tilt and my contact as improved dramatically. One issue I'm having is I'm starting to block/push my irons around 15 degrees right rather consistently. I have a strong grip so I'm confused. Also, this does not occur with any of my woods. Should I assume my hands just aren't getting around fast enough? Any thoughts?
The good news is that it's consistent, I would first take a look at ball position. Maybe too far back if your pushing
Does Golf tec teach the stack and tilt swing because I can not find a teacher in norther new jersey
There are a number of S&T instructors working at GOLFTEC, but not everyone however I would say it's the closest system for coaching even if the instructor isn't officially S&T trained
Hi nick, what is the device you use to keep the pool noodle and stick locked in place whilst you perform the steady head drill
Hi Stephen it’s a tour striker plane station www.tourstriker.com/?ref=9735
@@NickTaylorGolf I got the device. Where can I purchase the pool noodles, what ones to buy? Thanks Stephen
Large chested golfers have somewhat of a flying right elbow like Jack Nicholas, keeping the ball between the forearms it’s not going to work for them, this is because of our physical make up, I use the Stack and tilt but because of my large chest I have to have a closed stance and a strong left hand and weak right hand for a push set to get the club set quickly because my chest cannot turn as much without pulling my head off the ball, stack and tilt still works great with these adjustments but one size does not fit all.
a new hairstyle may be in your future
Starting to think this stack and tilt is a gimmick.... every other sport when throwing or kicking starts with weight on trail leg. I also feel a lot of stress in lower left back
When your throwing and kicking you don’t need to hit the ground after the ball. Have you been to see an S&T instructor?
Nick Taylor Golf can’t find any in New Jersey yet.... ty
Send me your swing let me take a look ntaylorpga@gmail.com
Nick Taylor Golf ok ty
There are SnT instructors in NJ. Check the SnT website for a list of certified instructors