I can hit straight tee shots all day with a smooth tempo swing but when I try to really step on a driver I hit it heely about half the time with no idea what happened. This has helped me figure that out, thank you!
Addressing the ball with the driver in the air then placing on the ground was an eye opener. It's crazy how something so simple can affect the golf swing. So many great tips in this video!
This point alone would probably correct face-path issues for a majority of golfers. WHY isn't it addressed when players first take up the game? Of course a clue like this might cost coaches/teachers a few lessons! ;-)
Absolutely golden for me. The whip of the clubhead back is something I've never thought about. Always been able to hit the ball pretty good with the driver. Can't imagine how far I'll be able to rip it with these simple techniques.
Martin is amazing at analyzing what's needed. So good. Imagine if Mickey get stronger and flexible with his sturdy physique and this swing change. He's gonna hit bombs
@@mikemartysiewicz look up German body composition training. Game changer. I've had success with it, and have helped many friends drop pounds and get stronger pretty quickly
Maybe one of the best explanations/ demonstrations on a potential fade/ slice problem & Speed leak of someone who is not over the top but is weak right constantly.
When Martin showed how the club moved toward the heel when the club head was lifted off the ground, that was nice to see being explained. I figured that out years ago on my own when I started using impact wax on the face of my driver and woods. While I figured it out years ago, I have not seen it shown by a golf instructor before as I recall. Nice Martin.
@@tourstriker Thank you for getting back to me, I appreciate you taking the time to do this. I really like how you teach golf and explain it in terms most everyone can understand.
I don't usually comment on videos but this is absolutely one of my favorite series of all the videos. Would love to see more of the same. Very helpful information !!
That's the best 25 minutes of instruction that I've seen. My 14-year-old son just started to play golf, and this is a video he'll be able to watch and incorporate into his lessons. He struggles with folding the trail arm to early and ulnar deviation, so this was timely and well explained.
Love your final swing, Mikey. Got my twin boys ages 11 in to show them the difference... Fast forwarded the middle bits, and my boys were like, that's amazing!!
I could watch Martin talk about anything for hours. I’ve been using his simple strike sequence and it is really helping my game. I still get stuck on my back foot and hit it fat, but far less than before. Great video guys!
Please 🙏 make Martin a regular on your channel. Hands down one of the best explanations and instruction I've seen in a long while. I just wish I could fit Martin in my pocket for my own coaching 🤣
I want to say thanks to Ian, Mikey, and Martin... I watched this video and tried put this into practice on the range and on the course. I feel like I am striking the ball much better (higher & straighter, even a slight draw). I also feel like I gained about 10yds if not more in distance. Using this instruction, I actually shot par on my home course for the first time ever. This helped all the way through my bag... Thank you again...
Thank you guys, Martin is an outstanding Coach/ Teacher! He's was put on this planet to get the best out of a person ,and not just in Golf, I'm a smoker and I wl not throw my Cig out the window or on the ground, idk a little lesson he taught me many years ago, be responsible for your Actions is what I learned from that pet pev of His! Thank Guys couldn't ask for 3 more Honest Men then you 3 !
I would concur with Ian, this has been reallyinteresting to watch and listn to. Mike is such a relatable student and Martin is just the bomb on explaining things very clearly
The set up Radius :O. The amount of strikes with woods and drivers that are out of the heel because of trying to set up like my irons in the middle of the logo! Range trip booked in tonight for sure
Amazing common sense stuff. Most golf instruction is about static positions. This is about dynamic feel and how that can translate to better mechanics.
Martin is a coaching genius. Love his tour striker tools and content. One of the best in the business for a reason. Don’t know if there are many teachers better than him. 💪💪💪🙏🙏💯💯🙌🔥🙌
Such incredible instruction from Martin. He makes it so simple to understand and implement almost immediately. One of the best live instructions I've ever seen.
Great video ! INMOP Mikey's biggest flaw is that his right heel is PLANTED at impact which is delaying his weight shift and robbing him of speed and solid contact. His "engine" is his solid legs and core which is only being used at 25%. Yes Martin is correct about his swing path and MIkey has great fundamentals and hands to get the upper half to work property. Notice that the ONLY time his right heel works properly is in his PRACTICE swing. Good drill for Mikey is to swing and step/walk through the ball at impact . He should also look at a similar lower body type such as John Rahm and he moves through the ball. Cheers.
this is gold. I've been losing speed with driver considerably fast heading into my late 40's, dropped from 115 to 100 mph over the last 3 years and heel strikes have become pretty damn common as well. can't wait to try this on the range. well done Mikey👌 you may have just helped out more of us than you'd think.
This is one of the best driver instruction videos I have ever seen. As soon as this hurricane in Florida is over I will get to the range and try Martin Chuck's advice. Thank you.
i wish i had a driving range right now, i would luv to try some of this. great info and discussion. whipping the club going back as long as i don't flip coming down.
Martin is a great teacher! He seems to want to genuinely help golfers achieve their best. I had a few convos with him a dacade ago on golfwrx about Moe Norman. I still have my tour stirker, and I still bring it out during winter, hitting off mats you can't get away with any flipping, great training aid.
This was awesome! The premise was gain speed and watching Martin quickly find a swing flaw then easily communicate the fix right Mikey was impressive. The address posit creating heal strikes was 🤯 then the brush the ground move……that would help my swing issue! Then the takeaway move to start building speed…..so many nuggets in this one!
I must tell you guys that after watching Martin help Mikee I picked up a couple of great tips that have helped me a lot. Great video and with lots of subtle gems! Bravo!👏🏼
Now this is EXACTLY what I needed. Taking notes for the range session tomorrow. The visuals, drills, explanations, and then demonstrations make it so simple to understand. Much appreciated!!!
Fantastic instruction in regards to how to gain speed, efficiency and knowing how these instruction work FOR Mickey given HIS driver swing issues. Knowing and underwing HIS flaws are the key to these inputs. Each of us has our own flaws, that is why you need someone to see YOUR swing and give you the proper input!!!!! Mikey keep at it bud!!!!!
I've been working on this after watching a Tom Saguto TH-cam Video about creating a 45 degree hip turn without significant rearward slide by simply straightening the back leg/knee and pushing the trailing hip up and back. Then, with the hip turn gained, it is easy to get the torso to add another 45 degrees (and I am 72 YO !!). Is it "unweighting" the front foot or is it "pushing weight into" the back foot while straightening the back knee/leg? Frankly, it looks like these descriptions are pretty much the same thing, except that the mind's attention is focusing on pressure delivered (like Martin's surging needles on the pair of bathroom scales) into the back foot while going into the backswing and then keeping a smooth flow of momentum going into the forward/downswing. This apparently helps to gain the sense of the changing momentum. I believe that this sensing of momentum is what reveals the loosey-goosey "whip" action into the "feel" that Martin is getting Mike to develop. Then the business about the wrist action positioning completes the proper sequence. Martin clearly delivers the goods. But, Mike is a very good student of the game and listens and understands and then does what he is shown how to do. Marking the powdered clubface with a cross to show the four quadrants and then working to deliberately deliver the club, with whipping momentum through the ball and into each specific quadrant is Bonkers precision. I'm going to watch this video several times and then go to the Range and GET IT!
I saw that smirk on Mikey when they called him captain consistent!
I just keeping back to this lesson because I am just look Mikey. Mr Standard, such a good video
Wow, Martin Chuck, I’m late to your party but I’ll never leave. Thanks guys at TXG
At least you made it 😂
I took Martin’s videos today to the range along with his other videos…I had amazing results..Thank you….
I can hit straight tee shots all day with a smooth tempo swing but when I try to really step on a driver I hit it heely about half the time with no idea what happened. This has helped me figure that out, thank you!
Martin is a gem. Makes understanding golf a little easier.
Mikey is probably my favorite cast member. Likeable personality, seems happy to be around. Love folks like that
These tips were absolutely mint
This one video gained me 20 carry yards. Unreal. Thanks guys
Awesome!!
Addressing the ball with the driver in the air then placing on the ground was an eye opener. It's crazy how something so simple can affect the golf swing. So many great tips in this video!
This point alone would probably correct face-path issues for a majority of golfers. WHY isn't it addressed when players first take up the game? Of course a clue like this might cost coaches/teachers a few lessons! ;-)
Great lesson guys. Totally enjoyed it. Very easy to understand.
Wow! Fantastic stuff, as always, from Ian/TXG and Martin. Thx!
Martin Chuck is a beast. Id take him over any teacher out there.
I've gotten used to being critiqued by my golf instructor each week. But it takes a lot of balls to put yourself out there for all of TH-cam.
Swings a work in progress. Some days good some days SH$& 😆
@@mikemartysiewicz Mikey, swing is looking great man
MC is a born coach. The lead arm flying wedge and the 3rd power accumulator clearly demonstrated here. Thanks.
Wow, never heard this before. Could explain the outside to in path of so many people that are NOT swinging over the top.
my out to in happens in the same spot! I put an alignment stick in the ground aimed parallel with the shaft. Helps a lot!.. good luck
Fantastic! Clear concise and on point.
Absolutely golden for me. The whip of the clubhead back is something I've never thought about. Always been able to hit the ball pretty good with the driver. Can't imagine how far I'll be able to rip it with these simple techniques.
Martin is a legend in every way. Class person and great delivery of information
thx pro!
Martin is amazing at analyzing what's needed. So good. Imagine if Mickey get stronger and flexible with his sturdy physique and this swing change. He's gonna hit bombs
That’s the goal this winter. Need to shed a few 😆 too much 🍷
@@mikemartysiewicz You have my support. Next Spring we gonna be seeing 300 bombs
@@mikemartysiewicz I was built just like you and shed 35 LB in 4 months and got stronger you can do it dude!
@@mikemartysiewicz look up German body composition training. Game changer. I've had success with it, and have helped many friends drop pounds and get stronger pretty quickly
The series with Martin old s first class… this being my favourite video!!!!! Mikey be a spot in the distance in the fairway tomorrow!!!!
Wow... that was one of the best instructions I've seen so far in 20 years of playing golf.
One of the best if not the best utube video out here.
Oh buddy, that was fun. I do the same thing with my driver and thought that was insightful!
1,100!!! Wow - s'fantastic - like this video was! #morechuck
This is a top level instruction. Love martin’s style of teaching.
Maybe one of the best explanations/ demonstrations on a potential fade/ slice problem & Speed leak of someone who is not over the top but is weak right constantly.
Loving this series...
When Martin showed how the club moved toward the heel when the club head was lifted off the ground, that was nice to see being explained. I figured that out years ago on my own when I started using impact wax on the face of my driver and woods. While I figured it out years ago, I have not seen it shown by a golf instructor before as I recall. Nice Martin.
Hello Don, George Knudson taught this to me in 1978 or ‘79.
@@tourstriker Thank you for getting back to me, I appreciate you taking the time to do this. I really like how you teach golf and explain it in terms most everyone can understand.
Great vid gents! Martin's approach to the the problem was fantastic! Love it.
What a video….great free lessons….
I don't usually comment on videos but this is absolutely one of my favorite series of all the videos. Would love to see more of the same. Very helpful information !!
you can go get as much as you want here www.performancegolf.com/coaches/martin-chuck
That's the best 25 minutes of instruction that I've seen. My 14-year-old son just started to play golf, and this is a video he'll be able to watch and incorporate into his lessons. He struggles with folding the trail arm to early and ulnar deviation, so this was timely and well explained.
Love seeing Martin again.
@7:00 to 7:30 - Holy cow that is so obvious (NOW) but what an eye opening revelation. That could explain my low-heel strike pattern.
This was phenomenal. Martin seems like a great down to earth coach that really speaks common sense to the golf swing.
So much great information in this video.
This is HANDS DOWN....AMAZING!!!!!
Love your final swing, Mikey. Got my twin boys ages 11 in to show them the difference... Fast forwarded the middle bits, and my boys were like, that's amazing!!
Me too there is hope!!!!
This is easily one of the best video's regarding the swing and a perfect fix.
I could watch Martin talk about anything for hours. I’ve been using his simple strike sequence and it is really helping my game. I still get stuck on my back foot and hit it fat, but far less than before. Great video guys!
Thanks Fran! Have a great day.
Holy Cannoli! Out to In with Ulnar Deviation blew my mind. No wonder grip in the fingers Vs Palm is a must! What a gem of a video!
Thanks Ian, this was fantastic.
Best... video... ever.
Best video ever.
Please 🙏 make Martin a regular on your channel. Hands down one of the best explanations and instruction I've seen in a long while. I just wish I could fit Martin in my pocket for my own coaching 🤣
Interesting approach, great video
Could watch these types of videos all day!
This is my problem too and never had it explained like that. great vid, thanks.
Amazing lesson and huge kudos to Mike to have the courage to do this in front of the camera, and does it so well.
I will say after this session I’ve been hitting driver so much better!!!
@@mikemartysiewicz Happy for you dude. Enjoy!
I want to say thanks to Ian, Mikey, and Martin... I watched this video and tried put this into practice on the range and on the course. I feel like I am striking the ball much better (higher & straighter, even a slight draw). I also feel like I gained about 10yds if not more in distance. Using this instruction, I actually shot par on my home course for the first time ever. This helped all the way through my bag... Thank you again...
Great video!
I learned so much from this teaching. Very good organic drills I can utilize to keep golf fun. Thank you.
so cool to listen to
the talk about where you place the club head behind the ball totally makes sense for me, I line it up center and tend to hit the heel a lot!!
Thank you guys, Martin is an outstanding Coach/ Teacher! He's was put on this planet to get the best out of a person ,and not just in Golf, I'm a smoker and I wl not throw my Cig out the window or on the ground, idk a little lesson he taught me many years ago, be responsible for your Actions is what I learned from that pet pev of His! Thank Guys couldn't ask for 3 more Honest Men then you 3 !
I would concur with Ian, this has been reallyinteresting to watch and listn to. Mike is such a relatable student and Martin is just the bomb on explaining things very clearly
The set up Radius :O. The amount of strikes with woods and drivers that are out of the heel because of trying to set up like my irons in the middle of the logo! Range trip booked in tonight for sure
A George Knudson nugget from my first lesson w him when I was 9 yo, 44 years ago.
wow, this video is enlightening. Martin is tuned in. This video forced me to subscribe 🙂
Lots more like this coming soon!!
Awesome love the technical lessons
Amazing common sense stuff. Most golf instruction is about static positions. This is about dynamic feel and how that can translate to better mechanics.
Live lesson vids are always a big help, do more!
Please keep this guy coming back for more instruction! Thanks 🏌️♂️
Martin is one of the best around, excellent coaching
Way to be Mikey! Love you!
😂😂😂 ❤
Wow! What a vid! This guy(Martin) he knows his craft. And what a teacher he is. Thanks for such an interesting lesson from you three.
Man the thought of slinging the club back really gave me a great swing thought. Immediately got 3 to 5 mph swing speed and was ripping it! Thank you!
Excellent stuff thank you!
Martin is a coaching genius. Love his tour striker tools and content. One of the best in the business for a reason. Don’t know if there are many teachers better than him. 💪💪💪🙏🙏💯💯🙌🔥🙌
Such incredible instruction from Martin. He makes it so simple to understand and implement almost immediately. One of the best live instructions I've ever seen.
Great video ! INMOP Mikey's biggest flaw is that his right heel is PLANTED at impact which is delaying his weight shift and robbing him of speed and solid contact. His "engine" is his solid legs and core which is only being used at 25%. Yes Martin is correct about his swing path and MIkey has great fundamentals and hands to get the upper half to work property. Notice that the ONLY time his right heel works properly is in his PRACTICE swing. Good drill for Mikey is to swing and step/walk through the ball at impact . He should also look at a similar lower body type such as John Rahm and he moves through the ball. Cheers.
this is gold.
I've been losing speed with driver considerably fast heading into my late 40's, dropped from 115 to 100 mph over the last 3 years and heel strikes have become pretty damn common as well.
can't wait to try this on the range.
well done Mikey👌
you may have just helped out more of us than you'd think.
absolute GOLD :) Good Job Mikey
Thanks Mitch
Wow I believe I'm having the same exact issue. Not speed issue, but keeping hands lower at impact, we'll have to give this a try.
This was great, more please.
This is one of the best driver instruction videos I have ever seen. As soon as this hurricane in Florida is over I will get to the range and try Martin Chuck's advice. Thank you.
i wish i had a driving range right now, i would luv to try some of this. great info and discussion. whipping the club going back as long as i don't flip coming down.
Martin is a great teacher! He seems to want to genuinely help golfers achieve their best. I had a few convos with him a dacade ago on golfwrx about Moe Norman. I still have my tour stirker, and I still bring it out during winter, hitting off mats you can't get away with any flipping, great training aid.
This was awesome! The premise was gain speed and watching Martin quickly find a swing flaw then easily communicate the fix right Mikey was impressive. The address posit creating heal strikes was 🤯 then the brush the ground move……that would help my swing issue! Then the takeaway move to start building speed…..so many nuggets in this one!
I must tell you guys that after watching Martin help Mikee I picked up a couple of great tips that have helped me a lot. Great video and with lots of subtle gems! Bravo!👏🏼
Great video, Really enjoy watching videos with Mikey involved
Thanks Jim
Wow, thanks for this. I am a low heal hitter with my driver, will be trying these out next time on range.
Great pairing with Martin Chuck!
Thank you guys. Learned a lot!
Fascinating video👍
Good work today!! Great information
Awesome video, i absolutely love Martin Chuck's style of instructing. first class
That was brilliant. I think the source of my annoying slice has been identified so I can work on eliminating it.
What an eye opener this was. I love his low key approach and demeaner while thoroughly getting getting the point across. Great stuff guys!
Wow what a difference just from such small changes what a great video
Now this is EXACTLY what I needed. Taking notes for the range session tomorrow. The visuals, drills, explanations, and then demonstrations make it so simple to understand. Much appreciated!!!
Great instructions from Martin and great session all round. Nice for you Mikey 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Fantastic instruction in regards to how to gain speed, efficiency and knowing how these instruction work FOR Mickey given HIS driver swing issues. Knowing and underwing HIS flaws are the key to these inputs. Each of us has our own flaws, that is why you need someone to see YOUR swing and give you the proper input!!!!! Mikey keep at it bud!!!!!
Pretty cool. Good job Mike. It's not easy making changes.
Martin is a gem and a gift to us all!
I've been working on this after watching a Tom Saguto TH-cam Video about creating a 45 degree hip turn without significant rearward slide by simply straightening the back leg/knee and pushing the trailing hip up and back. Then, with the hip turn gained, it is easy to get the torso to add another 45 degrees (and I am 72 YO !!). Is it "unweighting" the front foot or is it "pushing weight into" the back foot while straightening the back knee/leg?
Frankly, it looks like these descriptions are pretty much the same thing, except that the mind's attention is focusing on pressure delivered (like Martin's surging needles on the pair of bathroom scales) into the back foot while going into the backswing and then keeping a smooth flow of momentum going into the forward/downswing. This apparently helps to gain the sense of the changing momentum. I believe that this sensing of momentum is what reveals the loosey-goosey "whip" action into the "feel" that Martin is getting Mike to develop. Then the business about the wrist action positioning completes the proper sequence.
Martin clearly delivers the goods. But, Mike is a very good student of the game and listens and understands and then does what he is shown how to do.
Marking the powdered clubface with a cross to show the four quadrants and then working to deliberately deliver the club, with whipping momentum through the ball and into each specific quadrant is Bonkers precision.
I'm going to watch this video several times and then go to the Range and GET IT!
New huge fan of Martin. Top class instruction.
This one will be filed along with Gareth's short game lesson videos...amazing instruction from some of the best in the game. Thank you!
What's better Martin's instruction or his sense of humor. Lol