CLUB PATH FIXED! My Client Was SHOCKED How Easy It Is To Do!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I show my client how to fix his club path; he is utterly shocked how easy it was to change after years of trying to make the club path inside out of his target, to improve distance, hit straighter golf shots and reduce his handicap.
To change your club path it is very important to understand the ingredients that are most important to concentrate on. Club Path is so important to lowering your golf scores and reducing your handicap
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I'm really impressed with your instruction the more I watch these lessons! Great knowledge.
Thank you so much, hugely appreciated. Best wishes Stu
Most of us will need to view your video more than once to understand why our golf ball moves as it does. However, you have taken a vey complex topic and made it understandable. You also included a simple way to go to the range, hit some balls and learn what our swing traits are and how to adjust them to become a better golfer. The topic is not easy, but it sure is good. Thanks for sharing your video with us.
My pleasure Joseph - glad you enjoyed!
This is brilliant, key thing he says..practice and play with the strong grip and LEARN to slowly stop closing the club face to square it up and your body will automatically move itself in a better way to produce better shots.
Thanks for the really kind words Strong Island, very much appreciated! Best wishes Stu 😊
WOW….I’ve had a lot of lessons over the years to fix my path….-3 to -10….got told it’s my inside takeaway or not bumping my hips to target….no one changed my grip 🤬…wasted a lot of money with no improvement….you Sir are a miracle worker…please keep educating us 🙏🏻
Hey Mark - inside path is “helping you” on the way back, and “not” bumping your hips across will make the ball have a chance of starting left so you don’t hit it too far right. Stay well away from both of these changes before you impact the face to path relationship. Thank you for the wonderful feedback and sharing your experiences, it’s always lovely to receive. Best wishes Stuart. 😊
You are a good coach. I’m a tennis pro and I understood perfectly what you just did to Michael. Back to basics.. a good grip will be the best place to start him improve to even a higher level in his game.
Thank you and grateful for your thoughts! Best wishes Stu
Another good lesson ty Stu. As i go through your channel there are many great videos. Would it be possible for you to give us a playlist category of these videos that you would want us to learn in a certain order? Does that make sense? I could guess an order but your my pro guru now. Ty for soooo much help!
Hi Gregory - I am creating a coaching program taking you through all the elements. Will take me a few months to put it together, but it’s coming… Best wishes Stu
Brilliant. Thank you Stuart. Your grip change recommendation has certainly changed my ball striking. The right side of the course is no longer in play for me (I am right handed), which is a great feeling and the way I played when I was younger, before my hiatus of 40 years. Thanks again.
Love hearing this Paul, sincerely my friend. Let the fun begin 😊 Best wishes Stu
Enjoyed seeing your presentation to a client. Your explanation is simpler than your usual videos. I'm going to do some more work with my grip. I've already benefited a lot from swinging my hands around to the left at the finish. It's helped me calm down my over draw from swinging from inside to out rather than around.
Glad you enjoyed and helped you improve your ball flight. Best wishes Stu 😊
Great lesson, Stuart. Nice to see that what you say is backed by data without manipulation. Looking forward to seeing how his journey goes. Cheers.
Thanks RTSG - looking forward to the next session and sharing on the channel!
I like that you sell the remedy with data. The lessons I got where just “trust me, do it this way”.
Everybody should be convinced why a change is relevant and logical; personally I treat every session like a first and have to prove myself. Keeps me honest. Really appreciate you sharing your thoughts and experiences Patrick.
Just brilliant. another one for the vault, it's like having a privet lesion but not. Thank you.
Ahh thanks so much Walt. Really want to do more of these in the future. So much to be gained for all parties. Best wishes Stu 😊
Wow this is enlightening!
Hope it helped!
Loved this. Like watching a magician at work. Good luck to Michael, going to be dangerous off that handicap now.
Bless you Ant - thank you. Yes he will be!!
Great lesson, great channel, dispelling golfing myths one by one 👍
Thank you so much AJ! Really appreciate you sharing such a lovely message. Best wishes Stu.
More videos like this please
Will do
Such good insight.
Thanks so much Paul - much appreciated my friend.
This lesson relates a lot with me also! I have to change my grip also! Thanks!
Great to hear, look forward to knowing how it goes! Best wishes Stu 😊
I fall into this category! As someone who’s always fought a hook it’s mentally tough to strengthen a grip. Mines weakish so will try and strengthen
Hey Darren - please check out my video “power at impact” and this will give you great insight on how to deal with a correct grip. Best wishes Stu 😊
Mesmerizing stuff! Harry Vardon should have gotten a Nobel prize in physics.
Thank you!!
@@GoodGolfCoaching If you leaned a club on your left hip. And then gripped it naturally with your left hand. Would that be a proper grip?
I’d advise watching my grip series.
Very interesting video Stuart. I’ve been having lessons recently to try and cut out a overly fading/slicing ball and I’ve got a bit bogged down with too many tweaks being suggested.
Just been down the range and strengthened my grip and the immediate difference was quite noticeable, without thinking too much about anything else.
James - it’s how it should be. To affect the bend is simple, fix the grip and let the healing begin. Golf change should be pleasurable in as far as the ball should do something different “almost” instantaneously. Stick to the grip, if you find it makes it the ball bend too far left, simply aim right and enjoy. Thanks for sharing your experience and being a part of my channel Sir. Best wishes Stu 😊
Good lesson.
Thank you Sir..
totally fascinating, would love a lesson.
Have to say Anthony - was very interested to see what people’s thoughts were, really pleased you enjoyed. 😊
Just what I need I'm like 3-6 out to in just can't get it to start right ☹️
Get on that grip series Dave!! Will fix you.
I’m glad to see it’s not only me that you bully😁. Another great lesson mate. W
Thanks Warwick 👍
Don't know if it's the angle but looks like a lot of yanking the club inside on the takeaway. Fanning. OTT has to happen from that and then there's the left bias setup to try and compensate. Flatish shoulder turn also because of fanning.
All of the issues you refer to are all symptoms and should “always” I’m my opinion, secondary to the poor fundamentals of the grip. “Fanning” - grip orientation, his setup was right bias not left, flat shoulder pitch comes from excessive arm rotation (fanning) because of grip… so you can see, all the issues you point out are symptomatic of the component I changed initially. All relevant observations Roger but how to be adjusted, that’s the skill. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, very much appreciated. 😊
@@GoodGolfCoaching - Yes. That's what I meant believe it or not - right bias. Feet angle to the right.
@@rogernewton7831 🙌🙌
"The Ripple Effect".... wow.
Powerful, when you know what to do 😂😊
@@GoodGolfCoaching yes - I have a number of similarities to the gentlemen you gave a lesson to. I am a drummer, played a lot of tennis. I think my basic foundation is good but tend to "riff" and improvise too much and can see where I am compounding problems with the driver. And I switched to more of an "underhand throw on the downswing A La Mike Austin and Mike Dunaway, found that the ball goes straight with most clubs by keeping the club face square to the arch, inside path but then chicken winged on the follow through finishing up and around. Your direction on how the wrist, forearm rotates and hip move will help me finish the rotation . Start with a stronger grip and let the ripple effect help square the rest over time!😁
@@kevinshoemaker5466 that would be a good way to start for sure Kevin!
His takeaway is still really inside tho. I have the exact same problem of coming over the top of my backswing. I can hit in to out but only with a inside takeaway. Had a lesson a few weeks ago and the ding the guy said your taking the club inside. Sorted that but it made everything 10 fold worse.
The takeaway is a superficial ingredient and is universally worked on with no improvement. Hopefully the journey with Michael will open your eyes to what’s important and what’s not. Thanks for sharing your experience Kevin.
@@GoodGolfCoaching isn’t it crazy that it’s the first thing most coaches try to fix and it makes things worse. Thanks 🙏
@@kevinbeardsworth3756 sadly so my friend.
Most students I see in online lessons are way better than I am…I have more swing flaws.
Will try and get some more errant golfers in the the new year 😊
@@GoodGolfCoaching Awesome.
Thank you 😊
Really enjoyed that lesson. Good clear explanation of trackman figures and movements.
Thank you Sue, glad you enjoyed !!
You need a mic for your client! Can't hear anything he's saying. Even your audio is low.
Thanks for the feedback! Best wishes Stu 😊
Forever! 😂
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OMG: I've just stumbled over this and have come to this deduction.
How those thousands of those so called Golf Professionals can give a lesson without checking one's grip before hand is sacrilege.
And to offer a bit of advice Stu : I would suggest this : Before I touch on today's video: "I am assuming you have got your grip right"
Love your work.
Grateful Aussie.
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Thank you my friend; appreciate the feedback! Best wishes Stu 👍