WARNING: Your Takeaway is WRECKING Your Golf Swing ⛔️
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 เม.ย. 2024
- In this video, Mike Granato and Shaun Webb of Athletic Motion Golf reveal the secrets to fixing your inside takeaway and improving your golf swing.
You'll discover how to:
Identify an inside takeaway and its negative impact on your swing
Move your lead shoulder correctly to avoid the "hoisted takeaway"
Maintain proper wrist conditions during the takeaway
Use simple drills to train your lead wrist and ingrain the correct movements
Set up your camera to get the best feedback on your takeaway
Mike and Shaun explain the importance of the lead shoulder movement and how it affects the rest of your backswing.
They demonstrate the correct way to move your shoulder across without shifting off the ball or flattening your shoulders. They also discuss the role of the lead wrist in maintaining the proper clubface position and avoiding an inside takeaway.
Throughout the video, Mike and Shaun provide valuable insights and drills to help you fix your inside takeaway and build a more consistent, powerful golf swing. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced golfer, this video will give you the tools you need to take your game to the next level.
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I was a PGA pro for 30 years (no more). This is the best instruction I've seen on the net. The arm lowering and straightening, causing early swallowing was a revaluation for me. As was getting Hogans' right butt cheek shift correct without straightening the leg. Now playing to scratch for the first time in 30 years. Thanks. I may book a private lesson with the guy you work with in the UK.
“You don’t want to avoid one extreme by do another extreme” Pure Gold !!!!!!!!!
A shoulder driven take away and a late wrist set has done wonders for me
Got a lesson a year ago and the instructor fixed my set up and take away, from there i started making much better contact. He showed me on video and I was genuinely surprised at the difference it made. The club was much shallower in my DS and contact improved instantly. It took a lot of practice to get used to it but it definitely improved my game.
This is the only video I have found that addresses the wrist position. Excellent
Thanks again fellas. I didn't realize I was doing that, but I videoed myself and it was exactly this problem. I was lowering the shoulder, instead of rotating. Everything else fell back into place after that. I had no idea until I saw it with my own two eyes. Thanks again
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This is why I watch you guys. I've been having this problem mostly when hitting longer clubs from the fairway. I can tell that Im doing it, and it usually results in a topped shot. I did it today from 200 yds out with the 4 hybrid. Thanks for making this video.
Awesome and nice shot! 😎
Was watching an older video of yours recently that covered some of this. Always good to have a recap, especially a detailed one like this!
Thank you for still watching 🙏🏻👊🙂
Truly a lightbulb moment when you realise you are a hoister. I always wondered how instructors in these videos can show their takeaway in slow motion and even hold it at the top, as I am only able to get to the top with a dose of momentum, even then it isn’t very comfortable , and forget about holding it. Now after trying moving shoulder few inches sideways while turning, it feels like my range of motion just doubled!!! And the wrist hinge info is brilliant too, I definitely am a reverse rotator, which always felt unnatural. Can’t wait to try this at the range, big Thanks to AMG!
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Tried this just on a few chip shots when i had a spare 10 mins. TRANSFORMED! It made so many improvements! Thanks😊
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Awesome video for the most important part of the swing the first 3 feet
The handshake analogy!!! Helped immediately.
This is exactly what I've been working on this year with unreal results. After years of having the face "pancaked" in the takeaway like a lot of pop instruction advocates I struggled mightily. This exact instruction has freed up my swing so much and I'm back to hitting it flush and enjoying the game again.
Awesome. 🥞 aren’t just bad for the waistline 🙂
This is the only video that i have seen that talked about the inside takeaway with bowed wrists and the player being closed and has to open the face in the downswing. I usually see inside takeaway leading to open face at the top. I am the closed to open player, inside takeaway, shut face at the top, hit blocks by opening the face on the downswing if my timing isn’t perfect. This is enlightening.
I’m so glad you’ve put together the correct shoulder movement together with the correct lead arm and wrist movements. This has been bugging me for quite a while. 👍🏻👍🏻
You’re not alone. Glad it helped 👊🙂
Great video! Do you by chance have a video showing face angle to path data throughout the back swing? Saw the one for the pro's downswings from 6 years ago but didn't find one for the back swing. If there isn't, would it be possible for you to do one showing that data. tia
Gentlemen, when I watched the first couple of minutes I started thinking that as someone whose fault is taking the club back outside the target line, I thought this video might not be for me. However, the drills you talk about are drills that will help any takeaway. I particularly like the drill where you use the left arm only. It is, like you mention, virtually impossible to take it away off line. Also makingsure the left shoulder moves behind the ball it vital for all backswings. I have seen other videos of yours where you have hit on these points, but it is always good to get a refresher course. Always appreciate your videos. 🤘 ✌️
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You guys are the best. Always a good day when a new AMG video drops
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Great video as always!
Thanks again!
Thanks lads, I'd just watched your ball position video on how center of hips are behind ankles in ams, over them in pros (center of weight by bottom laces as you teach elsewhere) Using that, my left shoulder turn here was effortless, so I feel it's a great compliment video. Feels great! Super smooth now! For live video I use a laptop and a couple of usb extension cords to a webcam, cheers my friends!
Love it 🙌
That's awesome. It would be awesome if you could do some videos specifically for golfers over 6'2. I believe taller golfers have some specific challenges presented by the lengths of the levers
Just in the group I play with there is probably a half dozen guys with funky back swings and they all result in poor contact. Just amazing how this first little move can dominate the whole swing. Great vid guys!
These first couple feet can sure make the rest of the set much easier or much harder. The good news is EVERYONE can make it easier for themselves 🙂
Thanks for the video. I have an inside take away and for years trying to fix it. Some success Ive had was using a tee in grip and try to point it to my left hip at hip hight. The club might be slightly outside the hands at hip hight, but def not inside.
Re: left wrist at address: is there a slight UD or should it be neutral?
It starts in UD and stays pretty much where it started at end of takeaway 👍
Thanks 🙏 this is great.
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Awesome video fellas !! You guys made a video on club face alignment at a dress , slightly open. I can’t find it anymore . Anyway u can send the link plz
Will see if I can’t remember which one that was
Love this , one question , how much does the left arm cross the body , does it not pass the centre sternum line
Thanks
The lead hand does, yes 👍
Love your videos. Is any of your gears data of Tigers swing?
What do you think about applying pressure downward on the grip/handle during the takeaway to get the clubhead and shaft to elevate while the hands stay relatively low? On the bad inside takeaways the hands tend to bow (as you mentioned), the hands tend to elevate while the clubhead stays low and swings inside.
Sounds like it could be fixing one issue with another. We haven’t seen any evidence of that happening in good swings. It’s certainly it necessary for a good takeaway if I’m understanding u correctly.
I liked the tip of left arm only take away as the extra weight means you can't take it off plane as easy. Ive been getting great feels from a two hand take away but i take left and right thumb off the club, with the club just in the fingers it practically falls out of your hands if your takeaway is off plane.
Awesome 👏
5:37 That ”seeing more and more” looks to be somewhat off the Stack’n Tilt stuff.
I love how you explain the root causes of why golfers snatch it inside, and what it causes. A pool noodle on a mic stand works well for feedback too, in addition to a Liveview.
Yes they are 👊🙂
How do you feel about consciously flexing the lead wrist in transition? Seems keeping some cup in the lead wrist in the takeway and backswing you show here would set you up to do that move more easily
Not a big fan of that if it’s not an already natural move
I’ve never heard this discussed - at what point should the club head move from being in front of the hands to even with and then behind when viewed down the line? You often hear it said to keep the club in front of the hands in the takeaway vs. pulling it inside and behind the hands. But at some point it does move behind the hands. Where is that cross over and how does the transition happen?
Great question! The he cross over typically happens here at the end of takeaway (shaft parallel)
Great video! I'm a little suprised you didn't cover the hands moving away to start the takeaway causing the club to get behind you early. Have you addressed this in other videos?
That's because moving the hands away to start the takeaway doesn't cause the club to get behind you early. Nearly every pro we've captured moves their hands away to start things. Of course, anything can be overdone, but them moving away isn't bad at all.
These guys know what they are talking about. These concepts are fundamentally sound. Doing the drills will make you a better golfer if you do not rush through them.
Starting at 11:58 for the next 30 seconds for me is the most important part of the video although they are all important. There are some teachers out there who teach this take away which keeps the club face perfectly perpendicular to the swing plane. Sometimes I play well with this and other times are horrible. So this is a fix I’m going to incorporate this afternoon.
Get after it 👊🙂
Hey guys, I love the channel I’ve fixed so many small issues with my iron compression and have seen great results. I am currently suffering from a consistent hard push as a right handed golfer. Any advice on drills to practice would be great or prior video recommendations. I know it is hard to fix without seeing everything. Thanks in advanced!!
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@@AthleticMotionGolf I think my lag is fine. My issue is with driver and having my shots start dead straight then turn hard right for around 220 yards
@@broskiology1041 then that’s a slice, not a push. The same video applies, your face is open. Ignore the title lol. Watch and start with those drills.
@@AthleticMotionGolf I really appreciate it thanks!
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Harris English, (my favorite swing), does, or at least used to do, that one armed takeaway before shots while in tournaments, not just for practice..
Great swing
Is the angle between the lead forearm and the golf shaft (opening angle?) maintained during the early takeaway? Or does it become a little more obtuse?
I would say yes. Someone who clearly demonstrates this that has the sort of very neutral and orthodox type of pattern AMG advocates is Patrick Cantlay. For my money, him and Hideki Matsuyama are great models for many folks.
I have a question about keeping your upper back aka the thoracic spine. If you have a “straight” thoracic spine at set up, do you want to maintain that straightness throughout the backswing and downswing?
From which direction are you referencing “straight”?
@@AthleticMotionGolf well I know that our mid back is not going to be completely straight cuz og kyphosis. So let’s use Adam Scott as a reference. His back looks fairly “straight” at set up. He’s not hunched over or have a rounded back. Do you have to maintain a “straight” back from set up all the way thru impact? Hopefully, my question made some sense
@@georgeyod286 gotcha. No, it shouldn’t be kept straight. The pelvis works under and the he spine rounds similar to a “cat stretch” in late downswing.
Can you guys talk about wear patterns on your golf glove and what they tell you?
Caused by friction often from opening/closing the grip during the swing
Hot damn. Well what fad or instruction is causing us to dip shoulder down steep at the ball because that’s exactly what I’ve been doing and could t figure out why on hack motion why the pattern was flexing so much without bowing the wrist
It’s not worth the hassle of saying which one lol, but the fix still applies- stop doing it 😄
@@AthleticMotionGolf Hahah got it!
Off topic, but figured I'd ask since you're Titleist ambassadors now. Are you T100 or T150 guys? Team 58 or team 60 lob ?
T100 up to 6 iron, then T200 4 and 5 iron. 60 with T grind. What about you?
@@AthleticMotionGolf In the figuring out phase. Have tried the previous gen T100 full set, but figured maybe the T150 may just be straight up better? Bit more forgiveness would be good, and the T150 short irons are good enough for Zalatoris so clearly they must have good distance control.
So likely looking at a 3-9 T150 set and a 58 M grind
Mike, you looking good! 💪
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The JT rehearsal is how a top golfer does this every time, I think.
Most golfers fail to see that the golf swing is one big athletic motion and get hung up in details that is likely to fix themself along the way. Some people think little of bombers and range rats, but with the feel of the club and how to create power, god they learn how to do a proper swing fast.
So much going on in these videos. I watch some and they suggest the left hand down wheel drill in the takeaway? I watched the video and thought if I do that I’ll mess everything up. Can you please confirm that I am right to ignore this drill or have I got it totally wrong?
It familiar with the “left hand down wheel drill” - can you elaborate?
@@AthleticMotionGolf like a steering wheel on a car. So imagine you start to turn left on the takeaway, I think it is thought that it will keep the club head outside of the hands. My concern would be as you state in this video one extreme leading to another extreme. Thanks for the reply and the continued great content 👍
@@al1356 I see what you’re saying now, thanks for the further description 👊
Of all the data we’ve been fortunate to collect, I can’t think of one instance where a good player doesn’t that, at all. They actually do the opposite. So yep, I recommend not doing it either 🙂 I also think you’re right, that’s a case of the opposite of one bad thing just being a different bad thing.
@@AthleticMotionGolf thank you so much. One swing thought at a time 👍
What characteristics/compensations do pros like Matt Fitzpatrick, Ray Floyd and John Daly (and amateur Bobby Jones) with inside takeaways have so that they can “get away with it”?
I personally hit the ball much better now using an inside, up and over swing thought (or turn with elbows connected to obliques, hinge and unwind), which I believe is the only way I can biomechanically repeat my swing and consistently get the low point in front of the ball.
In just about anything, if you’re willing to look past thousands (hundreds of thousands in this case) examples of it not working you can eventually find a few outliers. An extreme example would be there are a few people who’ve lived past 100 years old who smoked daily. So it’s clearly possible to do, but I would bet my health on winning that genetic lottery. If you like your swing and are hitting the shots you want, stick with it and stop watching TH-cam videos 🙂
@@AthleticMotionGolf Well, I was asking a genuine question and provided my own anecdotal experience in an attempt to try and gain a different perspective. I was hoping you would respond with how these players match up their swings differently than what may be considered conventional.
Unfortunately, it appears that you took it as an insult and responded facetiously. I generally liked your content, but I must say this leaves a bad taste. Despite your command, I will continue watching TH-cam videos from creators such as My Swing Evolution (who advocate for classic inside takeaway) and others who don't, as I live in the USA which is still broadly considered a free country.
@@michaelpittman4821 I’m not sure what I said that was taken as facetious. I thought you asked an honest question, and I gave an honest reply. Maybe you can let me know what rubbed you the wrong way? My advice about TH-cam was tongue in cheek, meaning if you’re happy with how you’re swinging seeking conflicting advice often doesn’t feed that good play. Of course you are free to watch whatever you want.
@@AthleticMotionGolf In general, it came across as the expert (of which I am not denying that you are) talking down to the novice (which I don't deny that I am either) for challenging a viewpoint. I will take your word that you didn't mean it to come across that way. The part that rubbed me the wrong way the most was the TH-cam comment, which I took to mean that I shouldn't be interested as to the why in the golf swing because I am not an expert. I personally want to know more in-depth so I can give better advice someday if I am in a situation where someone I know wants to learn to play.
My personal viewpoint came from many years of trying to do the "right things" conventionally and finally after ditching golf for years, scrapping everything I thought I knew about what makes a proper swing and building from the ground up. I think it'd be an interesting video idea to examine certain pros who are outside what you would conventionally teach and see from a numbers/physics standpoint what they are doing to counteract the negative consequences you would normally see from a high-handicapper with the same swing attributes.
@@michaelpittman4821 I appreciate your reply, and idea. The difficulty with doing that is there isn’t a sample size to make a meaningful comparison or analysis. No other players swing like the players you mentioned, and none of those players swing like one another. They are true outliers. You also have to keep in mind that not all great players have great swings. Some are were able to compete and win despite their mechanics. There are cases of that in every generation. That notion comes from the players not us. When golf instruction has tried to teach any one player’s swing to a large group, it’s never really worked out.
Isn’t this all alleviated by taking the club back by turning your body and not activating your arms until shaft parallel?
If you did that , which some guys actually manage to do, you would it like the results. The arms gotta move correctly. The fix for moving them incorrectly isn’t to not move them at all 🙂
Oh man… Athletic motion golf has taught me so much… that I think this video finally doesn’t apply to me. 😂 you guys already fixed this for me.
Love it 🙉
I always enjoy your explanations and content. In this video however i didn’t like the increase in zooming in and out and re focusing and effects in the earlier part of the video. Big distraction to me. Probably just my age.
Noted 👊🙂
These pros are the best in the business. Go see them. It will help immeasurably! The swing out to 45 degrees drill and then add the turn helps to solidify this takeaway concept also! It can put you in perfect position.
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All good atuff guya but we can't forget about Hall of Fame golfer Nancy Lopez way inside backswing.🙂
I tore my subscapularis(the muscle attached under the shoulder blade) because of the rhetoric "Butt of club should point at the golf ball..." lost 4 months
Yikes that sounds painful 😬
You guys had a camera watching me on the range today, didn’t you???
We have 👀 everywhere 😂
I recently tried to give my 1st ever lesson to my new salsa dance teacher GF! the 1 drill i thought she would be good at,footwork/elephant trunk/machine gun drill ie shuffling forward whilst doing continuous 1/2 swings,she couldnt do! as poor technical teaching had ruined her athletic motion
Dancers have insane body awareness. She’ll recover and find her athleticism again. It’s still there!
@@AthleticMotionGolf Yep she already has,im self taught 5 hcp never tried to teach golf,you have my sympathy!
Im just giving her hand eye and movement drills most of which i nicked from you guys!
only technical part was to grip under heel of left hand not in palm otherwise she looks a natural
benefit is im reminding my self not to go down theory rabbit holes!
@@grahamjones7371 love it 👏
Amazing how some of the greatest golfers in history came sharply inside and up in the backswing 🤷♂️… bobby jones, Snead, Byron Nelson, hogan, moe Norman…
And hundreds to thousands don’t. I’ll take that roster 🙂
@@AthleticMotionGolf hey I understand what you’re saying but I’ll take the greatest of all time 😉…I love your content but obviously it can be done as long as it matches up with other variables. Think other things you post are more important 👍🏻
Cheers 🥂
@@molzee343 I didn’t see Jack or Tiger on your list 👊😉
The example of the two clubs in a cross shape was a light bulb moment.
Live it!
Thank you for this!!! I didn't know I was cheating the swing, please teach us also for next one on the backswing + downswing following this guide
Excellent video, truly. I have one quick question. At 10:30 and around 16:40 you mention one arm takeaway for momentum. Generally, do you “feel” the initiation of backswing with left arm (and shoulder), or both arms equally? Or does that encourage more lifting in swing with two arm dominant swing? Thanks!
The feel with unique to the player, the movement is what’s important regardless of what you may need to feel
The best instruction on TH-cam! Highly recommend their schools.
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Wow I’ve never been so early I can see the weird bot comments first 😂
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1:24 Glitch in the Matrix.
I’ll give you three tips…
#1. Alignment sticks
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Let me guess, you sell alignment sticks? 😜
I feel like i inspired this video 😂
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Look every pro on YT demonstrating a swing with no ball present ALL start by swinging the club forward, harnessing momentum,most without realising it
See, this is the problem. At about 5:35 you hint at what you're seeing in your schools. I'm betting some of your students are trying to recenter and getting it wrong and then all these cascading problems in the takeaway.
Problem? You just described the learning process…
Not one yet has said it’s from trying to recenter.
Although I completely belive what your saying about the shoulder because I litrally just went to watch some slow motion Pro swings and see the shoulder turn exactly as you describe...😄
Is this not what they would call a flat shoulder turn.
Everyone talking about getting the butt of the club pointing at the ball in the club across shoulder drill to get more tilt and side bend in the backswing...
Is this another one of those yet again 90% of utube golf coaching is full of 💩
You said it, not us 😉😆
Great video but there is no correct takeaway, some people are more out, some people more in and some people are on the perfect plane. Find what works for you, a lot of the old time greats had an inside takeaway from moving the hips and torso to start the swing, they came ott within the swing plane and flush it. I’d also like to see you gurus play on a real course.
There are good takeaways and bad takeaways. Good ones make the rest of the swing easier, the bad ones more difficult. Just because you can find a few outlier with the talent to overcome a bad one, doesn’t discount the hundreds of thousands of golfers who can’t. Just because you’re a great golfer, doesn’t mean you have a great swing or flush every shot. There are tons of examples of that not being the case.
Every golfer moves the hips and toros at the start of the swing. Is someone telling you different?
“OTT within the swing plane” doesn’t make sense. Over the top describes swinging over the plane. If you plane it coming down, you’re not swing OTT.
We’re golf teachers who get to measure and work with many of the best players in the world. We are NOT gurus 🤷♂️. We also don’t teach our swings. Golf teaches would starve if we had to rely on our swings to eat lol. Which is why we go through the effort and considerable expense to share what really happens in the swings of players who feed their families with their swings.
@@AthleticMotionGolf I understand what you're saying but the swing plane is relative to how each individual sets up. Plane is based on a line through the club and elbow at setup with club on ground and hence why everyones takeaway plane will be different.
I should have been more clear. OTT swing is just a terminology of people who bring the club inside and plane it coming down which makes it looks like its OTT from a shot tracers perspective.
"Every golfer moves the hips and toros at the start of the swing. Is someone telling you different"?
Are you sure about that because I've seen videos from your channel that says otherwise? You have a video talking about using the arms to start the takeaway instead of a one piece takeaway whereas most people and pros use a one piece takeaway.
No doubt that you have great knowledgeable videos but most of them always compare pros and amateur swings and are all position based which isn't natural and free flowing. It can get too complicated for the average golfer to understand, the average golfer doesn't need to swing like a tour pro nor do they have the time to practice like a tour pro. If they can get their compound pivot correct on the backswing while using the weight and gravity of the clubhead then the downswing becomes way easier with a shift turn then a throw of the club.
Regardless of this, there are many different ways to swing the club, there isn't one right way. You guys should definitely upload a golf vlog, I'm sure AMG subscribers would love to see it.
@@JohnnyChanzzz thanks for the reply 👊. It sounds like you might be misunderstanding what we’re saying…
There is no good player version of a one piece takeaway. Every player uses the their hips and shoulders in the takeaway. We definitely have never said they don’t. I think if you rewatch the video you’re referring to, you’ll agree.
Every player moves their hips, shoulders, and arms in the takeaway. BUT no player moves them together or at the same rate (one piece takeaway). That’s not an opinion. Trying to do so is also why so many golfers struggle with starting their swings off correctly.
We don’t teach positions, we teach movement. We show the details of that movement in our videos to relay sound concepts to everyday golfers. All of our instruction is for the everyday golfer. We have 20 x’s the data on everyday golfers than we do pros. Everyday golfers are the best!
There are in fact VERY few ways to swing the club well. That there are a million ways do it, is one of the worst ideas to come down the pipe. To prove it to yourself, just look at the parts of the body needed to move during the swing. How many ways does the knee bend? The wrist only moves in two planes. You can keep going. No one is asking anyone to swing “like a tour pro” but everyone can do the same key elements we show that early all tour pros have in common. I can tell you, it sure beats doing the opposite of what good players do and expecting it to work well.