Well I have a bunch of tips now on how to do it. If you are swinging over the top you are hitting with the arms. It is literally that simple. Watch and follow these: th-cam.com/video/GF7JQHr2hhw/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/m8FxSZSmKEw/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/N07xdiQtKCI/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/p6YWiBPnQqI/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/XuuHte-Y3yM/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/OHSciOQ15AE/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/2cPM_FSoHNM/w-d-xo.html
Great to hear! This is a huge key. Too many people out there just swinging as hard as they can. Need to learn a different way but once you get it the pay off is huge. Glad you tried it. Keep at it.
Paul this video has just helped me fix 5 weeks of huge push slices with my driver feeling like I wanted to quite golf. All I had to was continue to swing out to in but rotate more at impact and not hang back which was obviously holding the face more open. Today at the range once I got the hang of it I was hitting nice piercing drives with a baby fade which was nice thank you so much 👍🏻 Once I master this I will be working on my early release which loses me about 20 yards of distance on my irons but I struggle with that even practising your drills it makes me leave the face wide open with more lag. I will get a lesson with you through the app at the end of the month and introduce myself 👍🏻 thanks again
Glad to help. Push slice is super easy to fix. Just needed the right thoughts. Keep getting confident and yes, if you need me I am here most days as I am off until October.
I have been trying to get inside out for over 2 years, have taken lessons and been trying to shallow the swing and all that without much success. Today I applied your method and hit 120 shots, and using Garmin Truswing I could see that majority of my shots were inside out. This is brilliant. I am going to work on squaring the face next and once we are out of the lockdown will be taking this to the course. Thank you so much for your help, really appreciate it.
Very good. You get this path and it will dramatically change your game. Let this settle in so you can take your mind off it and still do it. Then focus on the face. Think face too early and you may start coming over the top. If so catch it immediately and get back to the inside path.
Fantastic tip Paul, I have to practice and get a good feeling of it. Thank you for your continuous support. Without any doubt, through your great tips, you're creating better playing golfers dayly.
If you are pulling your shots you are pulling the club down with your arms. This is tilting your whole body forward in the downswing. Watch: th-cam.com/video/sbE-hzTXgNo/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/KlffJzbskmM/w-d-xo.html and try this too: th-cam.com/video/m8FxSZSmKEw/w-d-xo.html fixed.
Excellent tip Paul! Especially the tip about swinging to much up, (the right, right shot for right handers), and not enough around. May have just cured my faulty swing on a couple of particular holes on my home course that require a good launch and a degree of accuracy. Thanks...
@@paulwilsongolf thanks Paul. Just to let you know. I started the body swing in April at the start of lockdown. I've really worked on all of my game since then. My handicap in April was 19 (18.6) 2 weeks ago I was cut to 17 (17.2) I've now been cut to 13 (13.2) I can say that the body swing has helped remove the noise from my head, and hit better shots, and be more consistent through the bag. Thanks for your constant tips 😀
Hi Paul. This is an amazing drill!!!! I had heard how this is one of Count Yogis principals but I always heard how all pros hit down on the ball, even driver... and that hitting up would lend to thin hits....I also have struggled with hitting in to out. Well I went outside and started hitting with the idea of “up” on the ball and what I found was a simple in to out path and a slight draw and excellent control ....and this was with a nine iron.....the feel of “hitting up” was incredible. It also helped to make my finish waaaay better......Thanks so much......I think this will totally change my game...I play to a single digit but my goal has always been scratch and now I think I can actually get there
Yes, people need to do it though. That's the problem. They wait until they get to the range each week. This is not enough. Count Yogi was great. Love his stuff. Keep getting this feeling. Up really means your whole body is tilted behind it which is where you want to be. You get the descending blow due to the right fundamentals. Here: th-cam.com/video/_ji_zykZlY8/w-d-xo.html
Thanks, I've recently discovered your channel and I really like the way you explain things. It would be nice to see you hit a few more shots to show the differences but thanks really enjoying the tips!
I like this tip, I started pulling the driver and 3 wood again, irons are mostly right on target. My practice swings feel off, going to try this tomorrow.
Turn more. The more you turn the less you tilt. You could also loosen your wrists to let it release then you would have a draw on your hands. Couple this one with your path: th-cam.com/video/8ro_1NYPd8c/w-d-xo.html or like I said think TURN to start down. If so your push will be gone and you will hit it dead straight.
Hey Paul, love all the instructional videos! Really helped me to stop trying to kill the ball and get more consistency. Tried this drill out today and it was fantastic! Also, realizing the head moves back in the driver swing to shift the weight was transformational!!!! Quick follow up question to head going back - would this apply for irons, and chipping?
Thanks so much for the support. Killing it does not work. Glad you realized it and are on your way to an effortless swing. Yes, move your head. Irons = yes. chipping = no. Chipping is a stroke like putting so you do not move it.
Awesome tip what i did started make sure i was more shallow to hit inside out.i needed the feeling of stretching my arms more lower around feeling...if i go up i hit fade or slice with more spin thats just me..i know i hit up on the ball cause the trees not even in play for me i hit the ball so high but thats the way i like to play we have huge oak trees here all over our courses..im only hour away from master course..just to give you idea of the type of courses i have to play.hills an huge trees so high ball best way to play here
i understand noway for you to know my swing unless i get a iphone.i know that will help me take my game to next level.Blind trying to help me i know an understand thats almost impossiable..but i been told i have all 3 ability to learn thats why i watch pga try to just swing like them all the way to toe tips
I saw the video for lag drill. All 3 of them. Very nice and informative. Only question I have is you start rehinge when. Before you hit the ball at the ball or after the ball. Very much confused. Feels like at the ball will be better. Thanks
You are not trying to rehinge. It is rehinging on its own. So no, it would be rehinging after you hit the ball. If so, that would tell you the hinge is locked. You are using the hinging and rehinging for the power in the swing. As you turn, the body the angle is compressed until the lead arm is parallel to the ground. From there to 2 feet after impact with irons 3 feet with driver the club is unhinging.
There are similarities and differences. The Body Swing is HD. Includes additions and new ways of saying things I learn since the release of SMG. No machine reference. Those who have both say them compliment each other.
So you’re basically delaying your shoulder turn until the club passes through the ball? A good feel would then be point the chest back behind the ball as long as you can, right?
Not even thinking like that. Just watch the blur of the club. In other works make it simple as I did in the tip. You are starting to over analyze which is going to get you in trouble.
Hi Paul thank you for a very useful golf swing tip. My drives tend to have a curl on them sending the ball to the right. I have a bulging disc in my back and I wonder if I am coming over the top in the belief it will not hurt my back. Do you think this swing of yours will be safer for me to use?
I have helped countless people play pain free golf. If you are coming over the top you will never get rid of back pain. Need to move your head going back. That alone will be a lifesaver. th-cam.com/video/4RwbTnDIdI4/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/KQ7zQdnXBOA/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/wyWQ9sOHf-Y/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/j1mS5Ku8Q10/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Paul, funny note, we were placed under mandatory evacuation orders because of the Glass Fire. We took all the important things and My Golf Clubs. ! 😊
Swing is great. Few issues: 1. too tilted at set up. Imagine you are in a cylinder as you go down to set up not bend over to set up. This is taller than what you are doing. Chest outside the ball and don't clearly see your toes when you look down. See the club and ball clearly peripheral you can see you toes. 2. Doing a reverse pivot going back keeping all the weight on the left as you coil. Right from the start you need to gradually feel the weight loading 80% to the right instep heel by the time you hit the top. th-cam.com/video/7z5eUcSwlSk/w-d-xo.html 3. You are way too flat going back and at the top. Reach up. Use your height to your advantage. Feel some air under your right armpit instead of it being jammed against your side. Like I said, good swing. Fix these few things and it will be great.
@@paulwilsongolf I can’t believe you said great swing. Lol. Thanks and I’ll work on it. Most of these things come from the stack and tilt method that I was doing. I played the best golf of my life doing this but after a couple months I totally lost it back to beginner mode. Last trip out I lost 11 balls in 7 holes and quit and went home
You can certainly get this feeling with irons not the your club will be swinging up with an iron. You can do this to get the path. Keep in mind I would like it slightly from the inside not severely.
50/50 at address. I like the weight on the laces. You are coiling and loading on the back foot towards the instep/heel. Your forward heel can raise 2-3 inches as you coil back. Downswing you are replanting the forward foot which causes you to shift as you are turning. Impact back heel is off the ground 3-4" with irons and 5-6" with driver. You then hit the ball and keep rotating into your follow through where the weight is 90% on the outside edge of your forward foot from the baby toe to heel. You are no more than 10% on the tip of the back toe.
Have you ever just tried to turn your head at address to right side like Jack did? i have played around with this an found the days i just not stay with the shots an under pressure that helps me them days
...another great image of how to swing...but every tip you give... my absolute swing thought is the most effective tip you gave a few years ago...full swing back...and 70% down...and then everything else works...any new updates on how to consistently do it would be great...
Glad you enjoyed it. If you latched onto another one then certainly keep thinking of it. Whatever works. th-cam.com/video/fuOJxv_22Hk/w-d-xo.html It is really about telling yourself to not hit. Oh yeah, you can watch the ball too: th-cam.com/video/cNhIyhi136E/w-d-xo.html
Hi Paul.......do you swing up on the ball with your body? Played to day but found I was conscious of my arms hitting up on the ball which then got into my head and I figured I missed some of your instruction.....
I am not hitting anything. I move my body which moves my arms. You are swinging up like this as a drill. You can even do this when hitting balls when learning it. The whole point is to get your body tilting back when you hit the ball. If so, you will get the path and the contact. I am not thinking of this when playing. I do experiment with it sometimes when on the range. Just keep doing it for while until you are never coming over the top.
If you are stuck on the back foot you are trying to swing up at it too much. Need to get off the foot. You can do this by adding rotation. The rotation of the body pulls the back heel off the ground. Work on this: th-cam.com/video/ibkTQCoxUaA/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/pCzCGEbThio/w-d-xo.html Try the most popular trigger: th-cam.com/video/RdphthCQ9VM/w-d-xo.html
Probably swinging too much from inside so the club was bottoming out way behind the ball then swinging up at it creating topped and shanked shots. You can do it severe in practice swings to get the feel then don't do it as my when you hit it. Also, slow down and also try it with a 7 iron teed up.
Thanks for your interest in my product. You can't buy a hard copy of The Body Swing. I do not have hard copies. I only have hard copies of my first book Swing Machine Golf. This is similar. you can find that at swingmachinegolf.com
I will add some at some point. I am just making a swing change right now. I had severe hip pain for about 3 years from teeing up millions of balls for my students so I am trying to take pressure off my right leg. Pretty tricky for me as I have used the right side for years as my trigger. Now the weather is better I will be shooting it an maybe even describing the change I've been making. You can check this out: th-cam.com/video/Gp5r1NVuNhU/w-d-xo.html
Hi Paul! I've been trying your method for about a month now and can tell you that it feels great! But I've had some trouble with the neutral grip.. It feels as though sometimes my hands slip at the top of my backswing causing me to hit a terrible shot. This happened quite a lot the past week, until I tried something different. I tried holding a stronger grip with my left hand but still only in the fingers in my right and it worked wonders! I don't have any problem with loosing control of grip at the top of the backswing when I hold the club like this and my "good shots" go exactly the same way as my neutral grip shots did, only I hit far less bad shots when gripping in this new way. I know Fred Couples gripped his club this way and that's where I got the idea to try it from. So my question is: would you advocate against or with a strong grip where I hold my right hand in the fingers?
I would think you were no holding enough pad of your left hand against the grip of the club. If so it would wiggle. You are saying you made it stronger and was secure but this would put the heel pad on the club. The strong grip might be okay today. Let me know how you do in the future thought. I would stick with the neutral but make sure the left thumb is against the side of the hand then put it on the club off center making sure some of the heel pad is also on the grip.
Maybe I started gripping it neutral now and had a weaker grip before. As you said I felt that I didn’t hold enough pad on my left hand against the grip before and now I just made sure that there was enough pad for me to feel like it was secure. The line on my left hand is pointing toward my right shoulder and the line on my right is pointing toward my chin with the new grip.
Question. Why does it say on PGA site that every player is swinging 1 degree down with driver? I personally started treated driver just like every other club, except stance widens. I don't understand this. Are you saying to get the feeling of swinging up just for that simple reason? The feeling?
Every player does not swing down 1 degree. Some are down some are level some are up. I want you to swing it up so you are not swinging excessively down plus as I said in the tip you will swing from the inside.
Great tip. Man I struggle with getting the inside out swing going. I hope I can make this work. Thanks Paul.
Well I have a bunch of tips now on how to do it. If you are swinging over the top you are hitting with the arms. It is literally that simple. Watch and follow these:
th-cam.com/video/GF7JQHr2hhw/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/m8FxSZSmKEw/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/N07xdiQtKCI/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/p6YWiBPnQqI/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/XuuHte-Y3yM/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/OHSciOQ15AE/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/2cPM_FSoHNM/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for the drill....Working through all the tips and seeing "flashes of brilliance"..Just flashes.. LOL! Thanks again!
Excellent! You are on your way. Keep at it.
Hi Paul. Love the video’s. My game has improved so much since I started not swinging with my arms. Thank you so much.
Great to hear! This is a huge key. Too many people out there just swinging as hard as they can. Need to learn a different way but once you get it the pay off is huge. Glad you tried it. Keep at it.
Great teacher, the best.
Thank you! I appreciate it.
Thanks Paul
You're welcome.
Paul this video has just helped me fix 5 weeks of huge push slices with my driver feeling like I wanted to quite golf. All I had to was continue to swing out to in but rotate more at impact and not hang back which was obviously holding the face more open. Today at the range once I got the hang of it I was hitting nice piercing drives with a baby fade which was nice thank you so much 👍🏻
Once I master this I will be working on my early release which loses me about 20 yards of distance on my irons but I struggle with that even practising your drills it makes me leave the face wide open with more lag.
I will get a lesson with you through the app at the end of the month and introduce myself 👍🏻 thanks again
Glad to help. Push slice is super easy to fix. Just needed the right thoughts. Keep getting confident and yes, if you need me I am here most days as I am off until October.
I have been trying to get inside out for over 2 years, have taken lessons and been trying to shallow the swing and all that without much success. Today I applied your method and hit 120 shots, and using Garmin Truswing I could see that majority of my shots were inside out. This is brilliant. I am going to work on squaring the face next and once we are out of the lockdown will be taking this to the course. Thank you so much for your help, really appreciate it.
Very good. You get this path and it will dramatically change your game. Let this settle in so you can take your mind off it and still do it. Then focus on the face. Think face too early and you may start coming over the top. If so catch it immediately and get back to the inside path.
Fantastic tip Paul, I have to practice and get a good feeling of it. Thank you for your continuous support. Without any doubt, through your great tips, you're creating better playing golfers dayly.
Happy to help!
Thanks! Working on this. I'm hitting a lot of pulls, but I'll continue to practice it.
If you are pulling your shots you are pulling the club down with your arms. This is tilting your whole body forward in the downswing. Watch: th-cam.com/video/sbE-hzTXgNo/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/KlffJzbskmM/w-d-xo.html and try this too: th-cam.com/video/m8FxSZSmKEw/w-d-xo.html fixed.
@@paulwilsongolf Thanks! Makes sense.
Thanks Paul - I NEED to do this drill.
Yes you do
This is a very useful drill ! I use to tee up the ball to force you to swing up on the ball !
You can do that too. Just need that feeling.
Excellent tip Paul! Especially the tip about swinging to much up, (the right, right shot for right handers), and not enough around. May have just cured my faulty swing on a couple of particular holes on my home course that require a good launch and a degree of accuracy. Thanks...
Very good. Glad you are on track. Those bad holes can definitely destroy a good round.
My driving wasn't so good last time out. You ARE correct, we do need to practice these moves on a daily basis thanks
Yes, once a week is not enough. Just do 25 practice swings minimum per day to remember the moves. This is what I do.
@@paulwilsongolf thanks Paul. Just to let you know. I started the body swing in April at the start of lockdown. I've really worked on all of my game since then.
My handicap in April was 19 (18.6) 2 weeks ago I was cut to 17 (17.2)
I've now been cut to 13 (13.2)
I can say that the body swing has helped remove the noise from my head, and hit better shots, and be more consistent through the bag. Thanks for your constant tips 😀
Hi Paul. This is an amazing drill!!!! I had heard how this is one of Count Yogis principals but I always heard how all pros hit down on the ball, even driver... and that hitting up would lend to thin hits....I also have struggled with hitting in to out. Well I went outside and started hitting with the idea of “up” on the ball and what I found was a simple in to out path and a slight draw and excellent control ....and this was with a nine iron.....the feel of “hitting up” was incredible. It also helped to make my finish waaaay better......Thanks so much......I think this will totally change my game...I play to a single digit but my goal has always been scratch and now I think I can actually get there
Yes, people need to do it though. That's the problem. They wait until they get to the range each week. This is not enough. Count Yogi was great. Love his stuff. Keep getting this feeling. Up really means your whole body is tilted behind it which is where you want to be. You get the descending blow due to the right fundamentals. Here: th-cam.com/video/_ji_zykZlY8/w-d-xo.html
Thanks, I've recently discovered your channel and I really like the way you explain things. It would be nice to see you hit a few more shots to show the differences but thanks really enjoying the tips!
Thanks for the support. Sometimes I hit them sometimes I don't. Sometimes I forget to hit them.
Thanks Paul I ordered the hard copy of your first book on your other website.
Thanks for the support. I truly appreciate it.
I like this tip, I started pulling the driver and 3 wood again, irons are mostly right on target. My practice swings feel off, going to try this tomorrow.
Just remember. Pull - you're pulling it down with your arms. Turn them off and start with your body.
Very good thanks
Most welcome
Brilliant tip. Thanks Paul.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great stuff Paul. Thanks
Thanks so much.
Really good!
Thanks! I appreciate it.
Another awesome tip 👍
Glad you liked it
Last week I hit every club pushed to the right hopefully this will help me
Turn more. The more you turn the less you tilt. You could also loosen your wrists to let it release then you would have a draw on your hands. Couple this one with your path: th-cam.com/video/8ro_1NYPd8c/w-d-xo.html or like I said think TURN to start down. If so your push will be gone and you will hit it dead straight.
🤯 Very cool 🌞
Thanks. Glad you liked it.
Hey Paul, love all the instructional videos! Really helped me to stop trying to kill the ball and get more consistency. Tried this drill out today and it was fantastic! Also, realizing the head moves back in the driver swing to shift the weight was transformational!!!! Quick follow up question to head going back - would this apply for irons, and chipping?
Thanks so much for the support. Killing it does not work. Glad you realized it and are on your way to an effortless swing. Yes, move your head. Irons = yes. chipping = no. Chipping is a stroke like putting so you do not move it.
Awesome tip what i did started make sure i was more shallow to hit inside out.i needed the feeling of stretching my arms more lower around feeling...if i go up i hit fade or slice with more spin thats just me..i know i hit up on the ball cause the trees not even in play for me i hit the ball so high but thats the way i like to play we have huge oak trees here all over our courses..im only hour away from master course..just to give you idea of the type of courses i have to play.hills an huge trees so high ball best way to play here
i understand noway for you to know my swing unless i get a iphone.i know that will help me take my game to next level.Blind trying to help me i know an understand thats almost impossiable..but i been told i have all 3 ability to learn thats why i watch pga try to just swing like them all the way to toe tips
Right the high ball is better than low for sure. Balls stop on the greens with low irons too.
I saw the video for lag drill. All 3 of them. Very nice and informative.
Only question I have is you start rehinge when. Before you hit the ball at the ball or after the ball.
Very much confused.
Feels like at the ball will be better.
Thanks
You are not trying to rehinge. It is rehinging on its own. So no, it would be rehinging after you hit the ball. If so, that would tell you the hinge is locked. You are using the hinging and rehinging for the power in the swing. As you turn, the body the angle is compressed until the lead arm is parallel to the ground. From there to 2 feet after impact with irons 3 feet with driver the club is unhinging.
Hey Paul, could you just briefly explain what’s the difference between the BodySwing programme and the SwingMachine one?
There are similarities and differences. The Body Swing is HD. Includes additions and new ways of saying things I learn since the release of SMG. No machine reference. Those who have both say them compliment each other.
So you’re basically delaying your shoulder turn until the club passes through the ball? A good feel would then be point the chest back behind the ball as long as you can, right?
Not even thinking like that. Just watch the blur of the club. In other works make it simple as I did in the tip. You are starting to over analyze which is going to get you in trouble.
Hi Paul thank you for a very useful golf swing tip. My drives tend to have a curl on them sending the ball to the right. I have a bulging disc in my back and I wonder if I am coming over the top in the belief it will not hurt my back. Do you think this swing of yours will be safer for me to use?
I have helped countless people play pain free golf. If you are coming over the top you will never get rid of back pain. Need to move your head going back. That alone will be a lifesaver. th-cam.com/video/4RwbTnDIdI4/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/KQ7zQdnXBOA/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/wyWQ9sOHf-Y/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/j1mS5Ku8Q10/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Paul, funny note, we were placed under mandatory evacuation orders because of the Glass Fire. We took all the important things and My Golf Clubs. ! 😊
Sorry to hear that but glad you saved your clubs.
I’m gonna try it
Video your swing and post it on your youtube channel. Let me see it.
@@paulwilsongolf ok I will. Thanks.
@@paulwilsongolf I’m posting it now Paul thank you
Swing is great. Few issues:
1. too tilted at set up. Imagine you are in a cylinder as you go down to set up not bend over to set up. This is taller than what you are doing. Chest outside the ball and don't clearly see your toes when you look down. See the club and ball clearly peripheral you can see you toes.
2. Doing a reverse pivot going back keeping all the weight on the left as you coil. Right from the start you need to gradually feel the weight loading 80% to the right instep heel by the time you hit the top. th-cam.com/video/7z5eUcSwlSk/w-d-xo.html
3. You are way too flat going back and at the top. Reach up. Use your height to your advantage. Feel some air under your right armpit instead of it being jammed against your side.
Like I said, good swing. Fix these few things and it will be great.
@@paulwilsongolf I can’t believe you said great swing. Lol. Thanks and I’ll work on it. Most of these things come from the stack and tilt method that I was doing. I played the best golf of my life doing this but after a couple months I totally lost it back to beginner mode. Last trip out I lost 11 balls in 7 holes and quit and went home
Thanks Paul. It works so wonderfully well. How does this swing path apply to irons? Or its the same?
You can certainly get this feeling with irons not the your club will be swinging up with an iron. You can do this to get the path. Keep in mind I would like it slightly from the inside not severely.
@@paulwilsongolf thanks..
Can you please cover the basics of footwork on the driver and irons? I think I move them out of position? What are our feet supposed to do?
50/50 at address. I like the weight on the laces. You are coiling and loading on the back foot towards the instep/heel. Your forward heel can raise 2-3 inches as you coil back. Downswing you are replanting the forward foot which causes you to shift as you are turning. Impact back heel is off the ground 3-4" with irons and 5-6" with driver. You then hit the ball and keep rotating into your follow through where the weight is 90% on the outside edge of your forward foot from the baby toe to heel. You are no more than 10% on the tip of the back toe.
Wow! Thanks P Dub! I tell everyone I play with in L.A. to subscribe. I’ll be putting in the reps. Be safe in Vegas
Have you ever just tried to turn your head at address to right side like Jack did? i have played around with this an found the days i just not stay with the shots an under pressure that helps me them days
I've tried it. I am right eye dominant so it doesn't work great for me.
...another great image of how to swing...but every tip you give... my absolute swing thought is the most effective tip you gave a few years ago...full swing back...and 70% down...and then everything else works...any new updates on how to consistently do it would be great...
Glad you enjoyed it. If you latched onto another one then certainly keep thinking of it. Whatever works. th-cam.com/video/fuOJxv_22Hk/w-d-xo.html It is really about telling yourself to not hit. Oh yeah, you can watch the ball too: th-cam.com/video/cNhIyhi136E/w-d-xo.html
It felt free and easy though
Free and easy are great words. Keep these in your thoughts.
@@paulwilsongolf it feels good ,but I will work on not taking it too much inside and hopefully I will have some solid contact.
Hi Paul.......do you swing up on the ball with your body? Played to day but found I was conscious of my arms hitting up on the ball which then got into my head and I figured I missed some of your instruction.....
I am not hitting anything. I move my body which moves my arms. You are swinging up like this as a drill. You can even do this when hitting balls when learning it. The whole point is to get your body tilting back when you hit the ball. If so, you will get the path and the contact. I am not thinking of this when playing. I do experiment with it sometimes when on the range. Just keep doing it for while until you are never coming over the top.
Right on Paulie. “Feel it”.
Exactly. Feel is a big part of it.
Paul Wilson is the best .
Thanks for the support.
Hey Paul, how do you feel about pre-tilting in the set up?
Slightly due to the bottom hand being lower on the club. Don't over do it.
I tend to put to much weight on the back foot when I swing up on it
If you are stuck on the back foot you are trying to swing up at it too much. Need to get off the foot. You can do this by adding rotation. The rotation of the body pulls the back heel off the ground. Work on this:
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I tried this but kept topping and shanking ,help ! What am I doing wrong??
Probably swinging too much from inside so the club was bottoming out way behind the ball then swinging up at it creating topped and shanked shots. You can do it severe in practice swings to get the feel then don't do it as my when you hit it. Also, slow down and also try it with a 7 iron teed up.
@@paulwilsongolf ok I will try that , thanks for reaching out
Where can I purchase a hard copy of your book? I've tried Books a Million
Thanks for your interest in my product. You can't buy a hard copy of The Body Swing. I do not have hard copies. I only have hard copies of my first book Swing Machine Golf. This is similar. you can find that at swingmachinegolf.com
Can we see some full power swings from you as if you were actually playing
I will add some at some point. I am just making a swing change right now. I had severe hip pain for about 3 years from teeing up millions of balls for my students so I am trying to take pressure off my right leg. Pretty tricky for me as I have used the right side for years as my trigger. Now the weather is better I will be shooting it an maybe even describing the change I've been making. You can check this out: th-cam.com/video/Gp5r1NVuNhU/w-d-xo.html
Hi Paul!
I've been trying your method for about a month now and can tell you that it feels great! But I've had some trouble with the neutral grip.. It feels as though sometimes my hands slip at the top of my backswing causing me to hit a terrible shot. This happened quite a lot the past week, until I tried something different.
I tried holding a stronger grip with my left hand but still only in the fingers in my right and it worked wonders! I don't have any problem with loosing control of grip at the top of the backswing when I hold the club like this and my "good shots" go exactly the same way as my neutral grip shots did, only I hit far less bad shots when gripping in this new way. I know Fred Couples gripped his club this way and that's where I got the idea to try it from.
So my question is: would you advocate against or with a strong grip where I hold my right hand in the fingers?
I would think you were no holding enough pad of your left hand against the grip of the club. If so it would wiggle. You are saying you made it stronger and was secure but this would put the heel pad on the club. The strong grip might be okay today. Let me know how you do in the future thought. I would stick with the neutral but make sure the left thumb is against the side of the hand then put it on the club off center making sure some of the heel pad is also on the grip.
Maybe I started gripping it neutral now and had a weaker grip before. As you said I felt that I didn’t hold enough pad on my left hand against the grip before and now I just made sure that there was enough pad for me to feel like it was secure. The line on my left hand is pointing toward my right shoulder and the line on my right is pointing toward my chin with the new grip.
Would we have to tee it up higher? Another great video btw, thank you.
Thanks. You don't want to tee it too low. I like half the ball above the crown or even a little bit more. Not too high either.
Do you implement this swing with wedges and irons too? I am not referring to the swing up drill. Just the swing in general from inside to outside?
Yes. Your body needs tilt back in the downswing. Watch this video for clarification: th-cam.com/video/_ji_zykZlY8/w-d-xo.html
Question.
Why does it say on PGA site that every player is swinging 1 degree down with driver? I personally started treated driver just like every other club, except stance widens.
I don't understand this. Are you saying to get the feeling of swinging up just for that simple reason? The feeling?
Every player does not swing down 1 degree. Some are down some are level some are up. I want you to swing it up so you are not swinging excessively down plus as I said in the tip you will swing from the inside.
@@paulwilsongolf Thanks Paul!