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The movement of the weight back to the lead side happens so much more quickly than a lot of amateurs realize. This needs to be emphasized by you tube coaches more! Also imo it is why people should back off the criticism of stack and tilt. Tom Seguto makes a lot of sense imo re stack and tilt
I had a huge problem with proper weight transfer until the other day when someone in a video mentioned durning transfer have your left heel move toward the target instead of spinning away from it. I went to the range and had never hit the ball further and consistent, easily 15 yards more distance and baby draw. Even slight mishits were going further than what i thought were flush shots prior to this subtle move.
I see this as kind of contradictory when we're instructed to shift our weight or transfer weight. isn't it more sequential pressure shifting instead of weight shifting that's most important. Which includes horizontal, angular and vertical forces?
It seems everyone wants to shift back to lead foot earlier. So it seems there is a spectrum from Stack n Tilt to Hideki Matsuyama's pause. Seems impossible to figure out where to shift back is optimal. . . but optimal for what, accuracy or distance??? Hell, just point me to new clubs that will fix my swing. (Sorry for posting this boring comment, but it is just too tempting to be the first comment.)
For whatever reason, I have trouble with this type of motion. It feels like I’m out of sequence. I prefer to feel the weight go into the inside of my right heel, then everything flows. I can see how this would be good for some though. It might have something to do with perception or eye dominance, I don’t know.
Hey guys!
Would love for you to take advantage of our annual coaching plan sale which is 50% off retail today through May 10th! This plan has been sold out for for months and I'm sure will sell out again. Perfect time to get in now as the season starts if you want to make some real improvements join us at www.cogornogolf.com and sign up before 5/10 to get the 50% off! Send me an email to eric@cogornogolf.com if you have any questions at all I'm happy to help!
The movement of the weight back to the lead side happens so much more quickly than a lot of amateurs realize. This needs to be emphasized by you tube coaches more! Also imo it is why people should back off the criticism of stack and tilt. Tom Seguto makes a lot of sense imo re stack and tilt
THIS IS SO SO SO SO SO COOL! This helps me a lot. I'm gonna practice both versions today.......50 balls each
Love it! Hope it serves you well!!
I had a huge problem with proper weight transfer until the other day when someone in a video mentioned durning transfer have your left heel move toward the target instead of spinning away from it. I went to the range and had never hit the ball further and consistent, easily 15 yards more distance and baby draw. Even slight mishits were going further than what i thought were flush shots prior to this subtle move.
Love to hear that!
This works for me as well, care to share which video mentions this?
@@Orion.MacGregor I’ve been trying to find it and now I can’t sorry
@@msc32511 no worries
I will Try this tomorrow.
Hope it serves you well!
I see this as kind of contradictory when we're instructed to shift our weight or transfer weight. isn't it more sequential pressure shifting instead of weight shifting that's most important. Which includes horizontal, angular and vertical forces?
Hey Jon! There are for sure MORE MICRO details involved....this one designed to be a "simple" starter version
The toe up move is something Clay Ballard talks about, and if you look closely, it's a part of his swing...
All good!
Would this feel like stack and tilt?
Could be....depends on what you perceive stack and tilt to be/do :)
It seems everyone wants to shift back to lead foot earlier. So it seems there is a spectrum from Stack n Tilt to Hideki Matsuyama's pause. Seems impossible to figure out where to shift back is optimal. . . but optimal for what, accuracy or distance??? Hell, just point me to new clubs that will fix my swing. (Sorry for posting this boring comment, but it is just too tempting to be the first comment.)
Lol all good tom :)
Just because Hideki pauses doesn't mean his shift is happening late
For whatever reason, I have trouble with this type of motion. It feels like I’m out of sequence. I prefer to feel the weight go into the inside of my right heel, then everything flows. I can see how this would be good for some though. It might have something to do with perception or eye dominance, I don’t know.
Could be Nelson! Send swings to www.cogornogolf.com if you dont get it sorted we can dive into the details there