The Swing a 66yr Senior Golfer Needs to Play Scratch Golf!
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- This Swing Allows Senior Golfers to Play Scratch Golf In a Comfortable and Strain Free Way! 🥳 Unlock the Secret to a Smooth, Effortless Golf Swing and Achieve Effortless Ball Strikes on the Course!🏌️🚀
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👴🏻 ➡️ 🏌️♂️ Age is just a number when it comes to golf! Swing with ease with the secret to an effortless, easy swing demonstrated by expert Philip Sparks. Discover how to drive longer, even if you're over 50!
Feeling like age is cutting your distance short or making the game more difficult? It's time to change that!
Senior golfers over 65 are loving their new, effortless swings! The Swing a 66yr Senior Golfer Needs to Play Scratch Golf!
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Excellent video Phil on how to get a swing that is easier on the body for seniors! I don't want to gloat Phil, but I have you by 20 years (86 years old) and I have been playing golf for almost 70 years. Years ago, after acquiring severe pain in my left hip, I went to a more upright swing as you have demonstrated in this video. I don't get the 250 yard carry you do, but I am still playing well enough to get two firsts and a third in my flight at recent club tournaments. Also, I recently started back to the gym after a four year lay off because of Co-Vid and this has certainly been a positive factor in my recent success! Your channel has also redirected me on how I should now be playing as a senior golfer. Keep Up The Good Work Phil!! Always enjoy your input!
Thanks John - I love this 86 and still looking for improvement! you are inspiring my friend!!!
@@Easiestswing A member of my men's club is in his 80's and he still shoots his age once in a while. As I get older, maybe I will be able to again also! That's my goal while I'm in my 80's! At one time, I had a six index!
Awsome ,Hope I’m still alive and playing at Your Young heart and Age! I’m gonna be 68 and shot 1 under 71 Friday .Was Ball player and never played Golf until I was 44 ,took Me 6 months to break 90 and 5 years to break 80 . Have broken 70 once and generally low to high 70’s but had an stroke in April 2 days after burying My Mother .and have healed an lot but still have some damage but got my second hole in one about 2 months after stroke 201 yards par 3 with an 3 wood because of strength loss front left arm . Usually 5 iron or hybrid . Have had 40 surgeries . 7 knee 3 total left ,ACL right, 5 shoulder 3 left 2 on right and back fusion but still have more than 90 degree turn and had good power, have fractured my neck ,all my right ribs ,collapsing my lung my right shoulder -was Paddled twice , given last rights Car accident . Have had compound fracture left wrist struck by batted ball , broken my left foot , left femur, shattered left ankle 3 surgeries , right ankle cut by tractor Lawnmower at 15 , Fractured left hand 3 breaks in fight jumped by 5 guys whom did not know and also stabbed , had baseball size tumor on right adrenal gland which ruptured and was bleeding internally ,had removed with my adrenal gland and Gall Bladder ,still have an one in ck tumor on left adrenal gland , have an Anureism on Aorta on top of heart and allmost died from Covid ! But still here and try to play 2 to three times an week ! All true!!
@@darylhoskins5696Thank you for your kind words! I certainly don't have anything over on you Hoskins! Your injuries alone and still playing good golf puts you on a different level! My hat is off to you sir! May we both continue to enjoy this wonderful game for years to come!
THANK YOU FOR AN EASY TO FOLLOW DEMONSTRATION.
SENIOR GOLFERS FIND THIS IDEA A LOT EASIER FOR THEIR BODY.
Thanks Alan 👍
Hi Phil, thanks for your ongoing videos. "Behind the right shoulder, to behind the left shoulder", is a nice, simple, swing thought. Along with, La Dance. Very well explained, thank you🏌️
Glad you liked it. 👍
Thank you Phillip and the whole Easiest Swing team. What Brian started and Sean, Phillip and Julian have created I believe will aid so many people to play this game well into their senior years. I currently have no back issues but your system makes so much sense to me that I’ve been transitioning my swing over to the Easiest Swing. I figure I’ll end up here anyhow, I might as well start down this path and avoid back issues. Previously if I played multiple days of 18 hole rounds, I’d be taking aspirin or ibuprofen to get through my second round. Now I feel I could play two 18’s in a day and still not be exhausted or sore.
My biggest challenge now is dialing in my hands and wrists to get the club face through straight and rolling over on my backswing consistently. I’m trying to stay relaxed and reduce tension in my hands, arms, shoulders….. Just like anything in golf, it seems to be a journey. I appreciate having the Easiest Swing team as my guide on this journey!
Glad to be there to support you on the journey 👍
Thanks, great stuff! I had problems with my left (lead) knee collapsing through impact. Conventional teaching says to have flexed knees at address but in my case I was overdoing it. I've found I can adopt your method much easier by keeping my legs reasonably straight at address. This has improved my rotation through the ball and better ball striking.
Great to hear and well done 👍
Your tips are good and enjoy the shorter videos. Only comment is that with the adjustment you describe is unlikely to result in such distance gains without significant increase in ball speed. Good videos.
Thanks for the comments
What a great video. This is an excellent method for us aging golfers to keep playing. Thank you!
Thanks Paul appreciate your comment 👍
I came across that sort of movement by chance. I have a bad lumber area, which can be painful. It certainly helps protect the back from a lot of pain!👍 brilliant vid
Thanks for that - more and more of us are discovering this 👍
Thanks Phillip. You may or may not realize it but you're firing your hips nicely in the downswing. Maybe you could do a video about getting the hips cleared and out of the way for more power, or perhaps you have, Anyhow, great video.
That’s well observed but TBH I struggle with this being too aggressive and recently worked on reducing this to great effect. I know now that a more passive leg action leads to better and easier ball striking. Feels like I am hardly giving it any power and yet the ball goes even further! Here is a link to a recent video on the topic. th-cam.com/video/4pqH8hgbqX4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=dVCdyUSa2r87kuC5
Reminds me of Manuel de la Torre. Works well even though I am a bit more rotund than you!
We like Manuel too.
Good catch, Daniel!
Brain Sparks was a big fan of Ernest Jones, who was De La Torre’s inspiration. ES falls right in line with the Jones /de la Torre philosophy, enhanced by the ES ethos of coaching as opposed to “do this” instruction.
I really like this as per my comments for other videos you have posted. My only problem is that my swing has become flat over recent years and fear that with a more upright address position my swing would become even flatter. Live to hear your thoughts. Kind regards. 😊
That’s very interesting James you may find perversely that it’s easier to swing more upright from a taller stance as leaning over more can promote a flatter action. Worth doing some practice with an old club near a wall (behind you) so you can feel the contact with it when you get flat and be aware of the feeling of avoiding the wall. Good luck with that. 👍
This is interesting as I am 83, have played for over 62 years. Your swing looks very fluid and easy. Just saw a documentary on Annika Sorenstam, and hers looked a lot like yours. Two questions. It looks as if you allow your hips to sway back a little during the backswing instead of bracing agains a firm right leg. Golf can be frustrating. You have three or four things you know you need to do to make a good swing and contact. But you can unconsciously slip into forgetting one point while focusing on another. I find if I allow my trail leg sag back a bit on the backswing, I can’t get back on to my left side enough in the downswing and either hit a push to the right or a hook left. Consciously bracing against the right leg while turning back corrects this. Second, it seems like your arms are very relaxed in the backswing and you don’t worry about allowing the left arm to bend quite a bit. Is that so? Thank you.
Hi John thanks for getting in touch and wonderful to hear that at 83 you are still looking for improvement! I am working hard on the very thing you observed about my right leg at the moment but I am trying to get it to move more because this is a left over from the coil method you describe. I am finding that the more I can turn my right side and at the same time allow my left knee more lateral movement the better my whole action becomes. It’s a pit you are not a member of our online club as I have been documenting this weekly for a year now and letting the members know some of my struggles (it’s not all plain sailing! Even off scratch 😂). I too have to limit the number of thoughts and find generally I try to work on one thing at a time until it becomes instinctive and unconscious. Thanks for the comment on the left arm this is what I have been working on during the summer. So all in all my friend keep up the good work I’m sure better golf is ahead for both of us!
Phillip, as you have brought the club in to get your posture more upright, did you find you had to change the lie angle of your clubs to be more upright as well?
If so, how many degrees if I may ask? Thx
I have just changed clubs and gone for 1° more upright.
@@Easiestswing That's what I figured. 1-2 degrees upright. Cheers mate!
Phillip, do you allow your right foot to roll to the outside on the backswing? It seems that would create a sway. Thank you for all your help.
Hi Dennis good question - if you keep your head still and shift your weight to your right foot your foot will want to roll over. However as soon as you allow your head to move a little laterally and then it will stay flat.
Good video. All very good comments as well. Will follow the replies. I have another coach -Shawn Clement. Been with him for over 12 years. But I follow you guys also on YT and otherwise. Have the book by Brian and the Swing Caddy and even had a one on one with Sean Herron. Sometimes it gets difficult to decide what approach to take and that messes up the on course game. Lifting of the lead heel in the backswing is common between both the approaches and I do that now. Helps turn better without hurting the back. I am 69 and therefore that helps. Are we using the weight of the arm club unit and using gravity?
Yes gravity is our friend use it as much as possible.
Thanks for all the other comments and support. Did you know we have a new book “The Easiest Swing in Golf” available at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Waterstones etc?
Hi Phillip, For comparison sake, about what height do you place the camcorder when filming? Thanks from Austin, TX USA
It normally varies between 4-5 feet above ground and is somewhat dependant on the terrain.
@@Easiestswing Thank you for the reply!
Feels like a debate on stake and tilt. How about play from a position like Jim venetos vs a weight shift timing.😮
Yes indeed - try both methods and see which works best for you.
Just found your channel, looks good, do I need upright lofts? Also any grip changes, roll right wrist over left. I has two herniated disks L4 and L5. I've been working on stack and tilt, not working.
Hi John glad you have come to us. Both Philip and Brian had similar surgery which was why they were searching for an easier way. As far as club changes go you may need your irons extending a little and possibly a degree more upright. Speak to a good clubfitter for advice.
Welcome on board and I’d suggest you check out our website for all the resources you will need.
Hi Phillip, what shaft flex do you have for your driver?
I use a Tensei 55gm Stiff 👍
All this is very good Philip but you and the rest of the team are pro golfers, I would love to see a bunch of 14, 16, 20 handicappers on course for a 30 minute video please
All planned to come!
@@Easiestswing oh magic Philip ill continue practicing la dance in anticipation
I was a struggling mid handicap golfer with lower back problems when I met Brian Sparks....I had lessons with him for about 3 years....I got back to single figures...shot a 72 and a 74 in the first few months of having lessons with Brian....and never felt any strain on my back...
The only reason I don't swing like this all the time now is lack of in person lessons.....but give it a try you'll be amazed how well you can play
Philip: with a slightly more upright stance at address aren’t you finding your clubs a little short and has your lie changed due to the fact that you play the ball closer to your feet? I haven’t met anyone who has lengthened their shafts but they have adjusted their lies to a falter lie.
Hi Philip, very interested in your response to this question as well. I believe you're 6'4" and have at least an extra inch club length. I'm 6'2 and was fitted with std length a few years ago as I was making consistent center contact. But that was with a more bent posture. Just easing my way into easiest swing but how will I know if I need the extra club length and/or lie change. Assuming a fitter, but any guidance as to what competence i should have with easiest swing before going in? Or any result patterns / challenges that might indicate length or lie issues?
I also wanted to share that i absolutely love your new book! I've found it to be more impactful than the first, but that is in part due to the foundation the first one established. Love what you guys are sharing!
To answer you both and thanks very much for your comments - I am 6’4” tall and played with 1” longer irons all my life until I had spinal surgery 20 years ago and adopted a more upright stance when I changed to 2” longer this allows me to stand more upright and not have to crouch. I’d suggest talking to a good clubfitter and maybe have a medium iron altered before you change your whole set.
My clubs are 2” longer and 4° upright but I’m an unusual build and have limited spinal flexibility due to surgery.
6 minutes in.
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I suspect that this guy is over 6ft tall.
Yes - 6’4”
@@Easiestswing Slow swing, but wide swing arc and decent club speed. This method won't really work with shorter golfers.
I would love to meet you in person Phil. How far are you from London? I will be visiting London from the US next month. Please send me your email and hopefully we can connect, thank you.
Hi Luis I am about 60 miles from London on the Kent coast - bearing in mind I am pretty much retired from one to one coaching, tell me what you had in mind? If you email team@easiestswing.club they will forward it to me.