Markus I am so glad I found your channel. I'm now 82 years old and your videos have helped me so much. I've watched so many of them and I just have enjoyed them so much. Today I was able to go out on my public golf course and play alone and just practice, what a joy. Over my years of playing, I have never been able to hit from the inside. I've always faded the ball; I could never draw the ball. After watching your videos, I was able to hit some of my best drives with a slight draw to them. Not every time but when it worked it was so sweet. Thank you for your guidance.
Played today using your way that I've been watching lately, been so inconsistent over the years,irons wow,driver I need to improve,so will carry on watching and practicing, but shot 39 points off 13 handicap, think I need to stay back when hitting driver but your advice is so clear,thanks David 59 years old
Marcus, I pray this comment finds that your health is improving. Your GUIDING has helped me sooo much. Rewatching your videos, it seems I pick up,something new every time. I can hardly wait till you’ve recovered and are posting new GUIDANCE. God speed Marcus.
Scottie just won the Players again . Too Funny . Just watching this and you mentioned Scottie Winning . I agree a bent left arm is fine and does not affect power or accuracy . I let it bend just like you . It's more natural for me , then having it straight .
Scottie only cares about what Scottie needs to do and that's why he's so good. We all need to find what we need instead on focusing on what everyone else is doing. 👍
Marcus for decades off and on I have fought with an inability to finish the downswing. It is a feeling that I am hitting at the ball instead of through the ball. Nothing I tried has ever really fixed that. I have always been aware of it and I know it is a problem but have not been able to permanently correct it. In another of your videos you stated that the trail hand must overtake the lead hand. That one sentence has fixed my problem. I know that will never be an issue again. With your statement in my head I now can't stop my downswing until it is completed. Thank you so much.
Every bodys' is different...I have to bend my lead arm also. it doesn't affect my swing. If I keep it straight, I am stiff and can't swing correctly. Agreed...relaxation equals speed
Thanks Marcus. Have sliced for 40 rs. Changed my driver set up aiming way right (I'm a rh player), took club back inside, releasing much earlier and swinging out to right field with idea of toe up. Wow, right to left draw. Extra 40 yards and in fairway. Looking forward to future. I an 68 yrs old. Kind Regards from Peter (Australia).
You are so right about "keep what works". Of course you need to define for yourself "how many times does it work" and "is it working MOST of the time". Because that is of course depending upon your abilities and is very relative.
As always, thank you Marcus. After years of obsessing over my backswing, you’ve taught me (as my guide) to find what ‘works’ for me. I’ll keep working on it and try not to ‘copy’ your powerful swing too much. And, well done with finding all your puzzle pieces too 👍 You’re efforts to explain the many questions is much appreciated mate. Your friend, Jacko
Marcus, I'm impressed with your breakdowns and explanations of the various pieces of a golf swing, done in a non technical, sensible approach. My takeaways from your advice is that physically we're all different, and you stress that often when you say to keep trying different shots, positions, etc. One has to find what works for them. I'm 67 and used to carry a 6 handicap, but completely stopped playing for 7 years when my wife passed. Just this year have I begun playing again, and being honest with scoring, I'm a 20.4 handicap. I've diligently tried to assimilate all available info in tinkering with my swing, closed stance, parallel, single plane and not just hitting a bucket of balls trying them out. The open stance just feels best, and feel is what the game is all about, which is why I appreciate your input. Excellent sir.
Thank you Michael. There are some rules we need to follow if we want to hit a specific golf shot but how we manage to do it is personal. Let me know if you are missing something so we can get better together. 👍
Your open stance has proven to be excellent for me. I've gone all Ping in new equipment, G430 MAX in driver thru 9 wood, I230 irons, all with Fujikura Vista Pro graphite shafts. I do notice that finding the bottom of my swing path changes a bit with the open stance, more back of center, with slight variations depending on length of club for ball position at address. The draw comes so easily now. Working on getting the wrist hinge back and through at contact ( trail hand over lead hand ) and when done properly it's an effortless impact and the ball just flies off the face. It's a very nice thing to see such a crisp strike going higher and longer than I was used to. To have such results almost immediately let's me know this is working as advertised. Just need those reps to make it happen more regularly.@@GolfwithMarcusEdblad
I have subscribed for several years to a swing method of tension free relaxed hands and arms as well as a soft bend in the lead arm. The Easiest Swing method (Brian Sparks) has given me new life for an aging body. Your lessons on in / out swing and a push rather than pull is a great addition to the method I use. I am looking for more distance without doing damage to my 75 year old joints.👍🇨🇦👨🦳
Thanks for these videos. I’m a big guy and 5 years ago I was a scratch golfer. Then quit for 2 years and can back, then had a series of injuries and been trying to get back. I used to hit like you teach. Now after 3 years of various methods I am an 11 handicap. The sideways circle of speed drill is going to get me back I think.
Is the Same hinging motion with iron and driver passing the trail Leg Marcus?!, great video again!, I'm almost done watching every video on your channel! 🙏
I recently learned that the bone structure of a shoulder socket, and other joints for that matter, can be drastically different between different people. Which has a drastic impact of what movements we can and cannot do. Teaching everyone the same moves in golf is a big mistake in my opinion. Your recommendations are spot on - find something that works for your body structure and don’t try to change it just because someone else does it differently.
Your videos are helping me immensely and are some of the best on YT. I love your teaching style and the details you go into. Sometimes I feel as if my hinge in the backswing turns into rolling the club open at the top. This video series has helped with that. I tend not to slice but can sometimes hook it when I try to add the speed. Working on it. Great stuff.
What works for my driver is using my dominant arm more, palm up, and swing path. Since watching your videos I have been hitting the golf ball straighter and further than ever. Thank you!
Your comment in an earlier video, where you talked about relaxing the arms in the backswing (esp. lead arm/bending it), lead to the most astounding epiphany I´ve had on the ptactice range for a long, long time. Just for fun, I bent the arms going back, getting my hands more over my right shoulder, and eureka; the swing speed went up, ball flight was better, and it felt really naturally and correct! Now I know that with a straight lead arm (which did not feel too strained to me), I have tried to pull my upper body around with my arm in the backswing, the result beeing bad upper body rotation in the bs with my lead arm pinned to my chest to early. With relaxed arms I have to turn my upper body with the arms to get up! It also feel like I get better control and more time to do what I am supposed to do in transition, because there are less strain therefore less urgency to hit at the ball from the top.
This is your best video I have seen so far. I have a wide chest too and keeping my left ( front) arm straight has been hugely constraining for me. Less constraint - more free push motion to promote speed and prevent strain and injury. Brilliant stuff!
Thank for allowing free flow instead of being stack. I even got hip issues when practicing being too stack this winter. I will dance tango, I will be relaxed if needed part of my arms etc.
That was nicely all together buddy. Love it. I took all you info and put in into my swing. All the swing thoughts are for me in a box. Time to step out of the box and therefore i forget all from the swing box and the only thing I pay attention to is the end goal. Because, that is what I really want. To put the bal in the hole. Playing my best golf at the moment. Love to know your thoughts outside the swing box. Thanks bro. Hope to meet you this year. 💪🏻🙏🏻
I notice in your bucket drill your feet are closed !! Closed stance makes it easier for me to hit the ball with an in to out swing! Regards Dave. I have enjoyed your channel!!!😊
@@GolfwithMarcusEdblad I agree, it is easier to HIT the ball, but that is not what you want, you need to PUSH and that is difficult with a closed stance! Thank you!
Hello Marcus, you are doing a great job of explaining what works for you and I have tried your swing and it works great for me but in golf there is no one shoe fits all, for example, I have taken lessons from different instructors with varying swing techniques like Ben Doyle, Sean Foley, and David Leadbetter, all of them are fine instructors but teach different techniques and all have very accomplished golfers who they have trained, for me, your technique is working the best, and your explanations and demonstrations are very easy to understand, thank you.
Hi GolfMike. I only try to guide you to try things that I know work but I also give you a generous room for a personal swing and that is really important. Thanks for watching and trying. 👍
Marcus, is weight evenly distributed between lead and trail leg, or is it more in the trail side? I am referring to setup weight. Since the engine is mainly from the arms and hands, it feels better for weight to be predominantly in trail. Is this what you feel, in your setup? Thank you! I have found my natural swing, when I found your channel and method! Arms and hands are the power engine, and not relying on fast hips and pivot!
Hello Marcus, i just want to thank you and your philosophy is great, everybody is different. I just have a question do you start with your arms, legs or shoulder. Does it matter with what you start. thanks again
Thanks, I’m glad my videos are helpful. I focus on moving the club in all parts of the swing. I move it slow to understand what my body needs to do but when I hit a ball it’s focus on the club.
Great reminder that we are all different in body shapes and flexibility. I do have one question do you have any half swing drills for building up to a full swing? that helps to feel the downswing and circle of speed feelings?
Marcus, I've just watched the 5th backswing videos, but I still have a question. I've heard that we should drag the club foregraound as much as possible on the backswing. Does that make sense to you? Based on vids it does not make sense!
As long as the club head does not end up behind your hands it's ok. We need to get the club to move up before it's too late. Keep the face rotation to a minimum.
Hello Marcus, i just have a question on the short game, when chip around the green you think inside out. And what about green bunker and pitch like 40 50 meters. Thank you very much for all your contents.
Good question! It's all about what shot I want to hit. My basic shot is always the same inside approach but in the short game we need to learn to use our hands to create all kinds of shots. I will talk more about that when outdoor videos are possible.
Thanks for another great video Marcus! One question about the wrists at the takeaway part. Is it a sideways motion of the wrists (flexion,extension scooping motion) before the wrists hinge straight up and the trail arm bends?
Hi Jari. It depends a little on the grip you are using. Look at the club and find the no twist take away and from that you will find the motion your hands need to do.
@@GolfwithMarcusEdblad My lead hand is on the neutral/weak side so it seems it has to bow like throwing a frisbee and trail arm moves straight back like throwing a rock. I figured for me this has to happen at the start of the swing to keep the clubface stable and without rolling. If i dont do this action before the trail arm bends, its always a rolling motion and because of that i was spraying the ball everywhere and even hitting shanks. I also have more clubhead speed doing it this way and thats a bonus and only downswing thought is to extend the trail arm, no manipulation of the forearms or anything else needed on the way to impact
@@jarihissa7255 There is your answer. Good job. We all need to figure out what works for us. As long as you know what your club face is doing, your are in control.
If you move your ground contact you will also move your weight if that is the problem. Watch this: th-cam.com/video/6nTk2W-AbIw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=M76vX1Ilhj9J4n-J
My swing path I try to go for is in to in for a straight shot but my distance.lacks I think. I'm doing this in to out path today. I hope.tonhotnot farther and straight
Thanks for the guidance!
Thanks, I'm glad you find it valuable. 👍
Markus I am so glad I found your channel. I'm now 82 years old and your videos have helped me so much. I've watched so many of them and I just have enjoyed them so much. Today I was able to go out on my public golf course and play alone and just practice, what a joy. Over my years of playing, I have never been able to hit from the inside. I've always faded the ball; I could never draw the ball. After watching your videos, I was able to hit some of my best drives with a slight draw to them. Not every time but when it worked it was so sweet. Thank you for your guidance.
Gene, love to hear about your progress. Glad you found me. 👍
Played today using your way that I've been watching lately, been so inconsistent over the years,irons wow,driver I need to improve,so will carry on watching and practicing, but shot 39 points off 13 handicap, think I need to stay back when hitting driver but your advice is so clear,thanks David 59 years old
Thanks David for your comment. It is a big difference in timing and feeling between hitting a driver and all other clubs. You will find a way to 👍
Marcus, I pray this comment finds that your health is improving. Your GUIDING has helped me sooo much. Rewatching your videos, it seems I pick up,something new every time. I can hardly wait till you’ve recovered and are posting new GUIDANCE. God speed Marcus.
Thank you my friend. It will take a few more weeks before I know if the treatment was a success but I pray for it every day. 🙏
I’m praying for you also. Keep a positive attitude!
@@elton71737678 🙏
Scottie just won the Players again . Too Funny . Just watching this and you mentioned Scottie Winning . I agree a bent left arm is fine and does not affect power or accuracy . I let it bend just like you .
It's more natural for me , then having it straight .
Scottie only cares about what Scottie needs to do and that's why he's so good. We all need to find what we need instead on focusing on what everyone else is doing. 👍
Rewatching all your videos. My swing is an improving work in progress
It's always a work in progress. That's the fun part. 😊
Marcus for decades off and on I have fought with an inability to finish the downswing. It is a feeling that I am hitting at the ball instead of through the ball. Nothing I tried has ever really fixed that. I have always been aware of it and I know it is a problem but have not been able to permanently correct it. In another of your videos you stated that the trail hand must overtake the lead hand. That one sentence has fixed my problem. I know that will never be an issue again. With your statement in my head I now can't stop my downswing until it is completed. Thank you so much.
That's why it's so hard. I need hundred videos on the same subject to help more golfer. We all react differently to a tip. 😁
Thes videos are much more than tips . They are the template for good golf.
Every bodys' is different...I have to bend my lead arm also. it doesn't affect my swing. If I keep it straight, I am stiff and can't swing correctly. Agreed...relaxation equals speed
Absolutely. 👍
Thanks Marcus. Have sliced for 40 rs. Changed my driver set up aiming way right (I'm a rh player), took club back inside, releasing much earlier and swinging out to right field with idea of toe up. Wow, right to left draw. Extra 40 yards and in fairway. Looking forward to future. I an 68 yrs old. Kind Regards from Peter (Australia).
Hi Peter. I'm glad that my videos have helped. Great job. 👍
You are so right about "keep what works". Of course you need to define for yourself "how many times does it work" and "is it working MOST of the time". Because that is of course depending upon your abilities and is very relative.
Absolutely. Mostly we can find the best answers in the mirror. What am I capable of doing?
I just simply love your guides ❤
As always, thank you Marcus.
After years of obsessing over my backswing, you’ve taught me (as my guide) to find what ‘works’ for me. I’ll keep working on it and try not to ‘copy’ your powerful swing too much. And, well done with finding all your puzzle pieces too 👍
You’re efforts to explain the many questions is much appreciated mate.
Your friend, Jacko
Love to hear that you find me helpful. That motivates me. 🙏
Marcus, top guy 🎉😊
Marcus, I'm impressed with your breakdowns and explanations of the various pieces of a golf swing, done in a non technical, sensible approach. My takeaways from your advice is that physically we're all different, and you stress that often when you say to keep trying different shots, positions, etc. One has to find what works for them. I'm 67 and used to carry a 6 handicap, but completely stopped playing for 7 years when my wife passed. Just this year have I begun playing again, and being honest with scoring, I'm a 20.4 handicap. I've diligently tried to assimilate all available info in tinkering with my swing, closed stance, parallel, single plane and not just hitting a bucket of balls trying them out. The open stance just feels best, and feel is what the game is all about, which is why I appreciate your input. Excellent sir.
Thank you Michael. There are some rules we need to follow if we want to hit a specific golf shot but how we manage to do it is personal. Let me know if you are missing something so we can get better together. 👍
Your open stance has proven to be excellent for me. I've gone all Ping in new equipment, G430 MAX in driver thru 9 wood, I230 irons, all with Fujikura Vista Pro graphite shafts. I do notice that finding the bottom of my swing path changes a bit with the open stance, more back of center, with slight variations depending on length of club for ball position at address. The draw comes so easily now. Working on getting the wrist hinge back and through at contact ( trail hand over lead hand ) and when done properly it's an effortless impact and the ball just flies off the face. It's a very nice thing to see such a crisp strike going higher and longer than I was used to. To have such results almost immediately let's me know this is working as advertised. Just need those reps to make it happen more regularly.@@GolfwithMarcusEdblad
Thanks for the simple and natural instruction and information!
You are welcome! I'm glad you find value in my videos. Thank you. 🙏
Marcus it is so nice to see your information I am a left handed golfer as a right handed person.I enjoy your videos so much. Thank you!!
Thanks Tim. 🙏
Best video I've watched! Thanks for this!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks. 👍
I have subscribed for several years to a swing method of tension free relaxed hands and arms as well as a soft bend in the lead arm. The Easiest Swing method (Brian Sparks) has given me new life for an aging body. Your lessons on in / out swing and a push rather than pull is a great addition to the method I use. I am looking for more distance without doing damage to my 75 year old joints.👍🇨🇦👨🦳
Thanks for sharing! You're doing the right thing. Find the things that you need to hit a golf ball better. Glad to be a part of it. 👍
Thanks for these videos. I’m a big guy and 5 years ago I was a scratch golfer. Then quit for 2 years and can back, then had a series of injuries and been trying to get back. I used to hit like you teach. Now after 3 years of various methods I am an 11 handicap.
The sideways circle of speed drill is going to get me back I think.
It works but all changes takes time. Let's fight for better golf together. 👍
Is the Same hinging motion with iron and driver passing the trail
Leg Marcus?!, great video again!, I'm almost done watching every video on your channel! 🙏
You can use the same but going back doesn't have to be perfect. Avoid twisting the face open and you will be fine. 👍
I recently learned that the bone structure of a shoulder socket, and other joints for that matter, can be drastically different between different people. Which has a drastic impact of what movements we can and cannot do. Teaching everyone the same moves in golf is a big mistake in my opinion. Your recommendations are spot on - find something that works for your body structure and don’t try to change it just because someone else does it differently.
I agree a 100%. We need to try things until we find the motion we need. 👍
Brilliant explanation Marcus. Thanks. I love watching your channel.
Glad you like them!😁
Your videos are helping me immensely and are some of the best on YT. I love your teaching style and the details you go into. Sometimes I feel as if my hinge in the backswing turns into rolling the club open at the top. This video series has helped with that. I tend not to slice but can sometimes hook it when I try to add the speed. Working on it. Great stuff.
Wow, thank you! Everything in golf takes time to master. 👍
What works for my driver is using my dominant arm more, palm up, and swing path. Since watching your videos I have been hitting the golf ball straighter and further than ever. Thank you!
Glad to hear that 👍 Nice work.
Your comment in an earlier video, where you talked about relaxing the arms in the backswing (esp. lead arm/bending it), lead to the most astounding epiphany I´ve had on the ptactice range for a long, long time. Just for fun, I bent the arms going back, getting my hands more over my right shoulder, and eureka; the swing speed went up, ball flight was better, and it felt really naturally and correct! Now I know that with a straight lead arm (which did not feel too strained to me), I have tried to pull my upper body around with my arm in the backswing, the result beeing bad upper body rotation in the bs with my lead arm pinned to my chest to early. With relaxed arms I have to turn my upper body with the arms to get up! It also feel like I get better control and more time to do what I am supposed to do in transition, because there are less strain therefore less urgency to hit at the ball from the top.
Hi Vegard. I'm glad you tried it and was a part of it. Good work. 👍
Hope you are responding well to your treatments. Also enjoying the nhl playoffs !! From Canada
Hallo my friend. I don't know the result yet but I'm praying for a positive result in a few weeks. Thanks. 🙏
This is your best video I have seen so far. I have a wide chest too and keeping my left ( front) arm straight has been hugely constraining for me. Less constraint - more free push motion to promote speed and prevent strain and injury. Brilliant stuff!
Thanks Steve. Glad to help. 👍
Thank for allowing free flow instead of being stack. I even got hip issues when practicing being too stack this winter. I will dance tango, I will be relaxed if needed part of my arms etc.
Cathrine, like I say in the video about controlling motion, we need to create what we want. Thanks for watching. 👍
That was nicely all together buddy. Love it. I took all you info and put in into my swing. All the swing thoughts are for me in a box. Time to step out of the box and therefore i forget all from the swing box and the only thing I pay attention to is the end goal. Because, that is what I really want. To put the bal in the hole. Playing my best golf at the moment. Love to know your thoughts outside the swing box. Thanks bro. Hope to meet you this year. 💪🏻🙏🏻
There will be videos from the golf course as soon as we open. Waiting for spring. 👍
I notice in your bucket drill your feet are closed !! Closed stance makes it easier for me to hit the ball with an in to out swing! Regards Dave. I have enjoyed your channel!!!😊
Closed stance is not good when we hit a ball. We need to be able to push forward and the closed stance will make that impossible.
@@GolfwithMarcusEdblad
I agree, it is easier to HIT the ball, but that is not what you want, you need to PUSH and that is difficult with a closed stance! Thank you!
👍@@PieterHorak-n1i
Hello Marcus, you are doing a great job of explaining what works for you and I have tried your swing and it works great for me but in golf there is no one shoe fits all, for example, I have taken lessons from different instructors with varying swing techniques like Ben Doyle, Sean Foley, and David Leadbetter, all of them are fine instructors but teach different techniques and all have very accomplished golfers who they have trained, for me, your technique is working the best, and your explanations and demonstrations are very easy to understand, thank you.
Hi GolfMike. I only try to guide you to try things that I know work but I also give you a generous room for a personal swing and that is really important. Thanks for watching and trying. 👍
Marcus, is weight evenly distributed between lead and trail leg, or is it more in the trail side? I am referring to setup weight. Since the engine is mainly from the arms and hands, it feels better for weight to be predominantly in trail. Is this what you feel, in your setup?
Thank you! I have found my natural swing, when I found your channel and method! Arms and hands are the power engine, and not relying on fast hips and pivot!
Glad to hear about your progress. I would say that weight at set is slightly more on trail foot but close to fifty-fifty.
I am all bend and extend now,after 18 holes trying both ways.Only bombs I hit were bend and extend!
Nice to hear. 👍
Hello Marcus, i just want to thank you and your philosophy is great, everybody is different. I just have a question do you start with your arms, legs or shoulder. Does it matter with what you start.
thanks again
Thanks, I’m glad my videos are helpful. I focus on moving the club in all parts of the swing. I move it slow to understand what my body needs to do but when I hit a ball it’s focus on the club.
Great reminder that we are all different in body shapes and flexibility. I do have one question do you have any half swing drills for building up to a full swing? that helps to feel the downswing and circle of speed feelings?
Hi. Not at the moment but I'll give it a thought. 👍
May I ask about your grip; it looks to be neither interlock or overlock, instead perhaps maybe more of both hands on the club?
Roger
Hi Roger. I don't want to disappoint you but it's a normal overlap. 👌
Marcus, I've just watched the 5th backswing videos, but I still have a question. I've heard that we should drag the club foregraound as much as possible on the backswing. Does that make sense to you? Based on vids it does not make sense!
As long as the club head does not end up behind your hands it's ok. We need to get the club to move up before it's too late. Keep the face rotation to a minimum.
Great, peace mate
Glad you like it. 👍
Marcus is your clubhead in a toe up position when you are waist high in the back swing?
I would say that the club face is mostly a little pointing down at that position, not always but mostly. 👍
I would say that it's not. The club face is mostly pointing slightly down at that position. I don't want to roll it open in the take away. 👍
On driver I always leave my weight on my back foot at finish doesn’t seem to affect anything wondering if this is normal
I wouldn't say it's normal but if you hit the shot you want, don't change it. 👍
Hello Marcus, i just have a question on the short game, when chip around the green you think inside out. And what about green bunker and pitch like 40 50 meters. Thank you very much for all your contents.
Good question! It's all about what shot I want to hit. My basic shot is always the same inside approach but in the short game we need to learn to use our hands to create all kinds of shots. I will talk more about that when outdoor videos are possible.
Thanks for another great video Marcus!
One question about the wrists at the takeaway part. Is it a sideways motion of the wrists (flexion,extension scooping motion) before the wrists hinge straight up and the trail arm bends?
Hi Jari. It depends a little on the grip you are using. Look at the club and find the no twist take away and from that you will find the motion your hands need to do.
@@GolfwithMarcusEdblad My lead hand is on the neutral/weak side so it seems it has to bow like throwing a frisbee and trail arm moves straight back like throwing a rock. I figured for me this has to happen at the start of the swing to keep the clubface stable and without rolling. If i dont do this action before the trail arm bends, its always a rolling motion and because of that i was spraying the ball everywhere and even hitting shanks.
I also have more clubhead speed doing it this way and thats a bonus and only downswing thought is to extend the trail arm, no manipulation of the forearms or anything else needed on the way to impact
@@jarihissa7255 There is your answer. Good job. We all need to figure out what works for us. As long as you know what your club face is doing, your are in control.
Victor Hovland the guy who won 33 mil lately and the tour chop also has a bent lead arm. Love your vids..
I know, maybe the straight arm obsession will calm down a little. 👍
My miss tends to be a fat shot which suggests leaving my weight on the back side.
If you move your ground contact you will also move your weight if that is the problem. Watch this:
th-cam.com/video/6nTk2W-AbIw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=M76vX1Ilhj9J4n-J
I'm skinny and can not keep a straight arm either.
You are not alone. 😊
Nice video. A side view would also be nice.
Maybe next time. 👍
My swing path I try to go for is in to in for a straight shot but my distance.lacks I think. I'm doing this in to out path today. I hope.tonhotnot farther and straight
In to in is a very tough swing path to master. I hope you will find in to out more attractive. 👍