Steve, ALL your videos and content are ALWAYS AWESOME!!!! I love your teaching philosophy too!! I'm just finishing up my 37 year as a Golf & Teaching Professional. This year also, I just went over 24,000 lessons taught. Steve, please keep doing what you're doing!! My best to you ALWAYS!! 🙏🌞🏌️⛳🏌️🌞🙏
@@CFCgolflessons 24k, that’s very impressive. Thanks for your comments and support. Be great to know where you are based. Feel free to drop me an email. Info in “about” section of my YT channel 👍
@@stevejohnstongolf Steve, my wife and I thought the grass was greener in Florida and it wasn't. Lol, We moved back after 2 1/2 years in Florida and I was offered and accepted the Director of Golf and Instruction at Cool Creek Golf Club in Wrightsville Pennsylvania. Classic old 1948 layout and busy busy place. We have 15 awesome leagues and we will do over 42,000 rounds this year. Blessed Steve!! Would be honored to meet you someday!! 🙏🌞🏌️⛳🏌️🌞🙏
@@stevejohnstongolf Just found your email, wonderful!! I think you and I are both Ben Hogan nuts.😊 It's my favorite swing in golf!! Robert Rock too!! I teach FUNDAMENTALS, but also teaching "one plain." The last seven years I've studied Ben Hogan DEPTH and his swing, WOW!!!
Incorporated your tips on hitting driver and emphasis on lead shoulder my last two rounds. Shot 79 and 76 (normally shoot 83-88). Many thanks. Learning a lot.
Very interesting lesson - and as someone who rarely takes a divot I am always concerned that I am missing out on compression/distance so a video from you on this would be welcome!
Interesting video. My takeaway on this video is it’s a feeling the hands are falling behind you but not an actual movement. If you were to over do the “feeling” of hands and arms moving back behind you it would be difficult to avoid your trail elbow getting blocked as you start your body rotation. Most amateurs would struggle to match hands falling with body rotation trying to pull this off. Probably end up turning early and getting club stuck behind them. But I can see the benefits of recommending the earlier unfolding of the trail arm in the early / mid stages of the downswing keeping the club head behind your body on the way down to the half way down stage, reaching a low point which guarantees you can come from the inside and below the swing plane with the aid of body rotation to square the club face and enable a hands forward position at impact. As a professional you have the hand eye coordination to pull this off, even if you over do the feeling of allowing the club to fall behind you. You have the skill to make compensations. Amateurs don’t have that high coordination timing / skill level. They would probably leave their weight on their right side too long. I’m assuming this “arm”move involves an element of un-cocking of the lead wrist in combination of an unfolding of the trail arm at the elbow. Looks also like an element of a re-rotation of the lead forearm to shallow the downswing. Then timing the transition shifting pressure back over onto the lead side while initiating the body rotation as the arms fall. This is quite a lot to pull off. Maybe for the average player to move towards the “feeling” of lowering the arms in transition would be a sensible first move.
Another point to discuss is how to release the club as your arms goes through the ball? Is your left arm is folding? Your right arm crossover left arm after the impact? If yes, How to avoid flipping the club during cross over? Please make a video about that.
Excellent. Please do you agree that left arm acts like a sling effect as body rotate towards the target. Arm merely a extension of club and u throw that towards the ball not pull it.
Please explain the no divot theory as i am hitting the ball well but i rarely take any divots. I always think i am doing wrong even if the result is good 😂
Come on fella . You are hitting balls everyday . Cater for us blokes who pick up a club once a week on the course . Teach a street fight hit .Study Henry Cotton . No frills . No drills . Drink some red wine and talk to us .
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This is golf instruction "Gold". You hit it PURE!!!
Steve, ALL your videos and content are ALWAYS AWESOME!!!! I love your teaching philosophy too!! I'm just finishing up my 37 year as a Golf & Teaching Professional. This year also, I just went over 24,000 lessons taught. Steve, please keep doing what you're doing!! My best to you ALWAYS!!
🙏🌞🏌️⛳🏌️🌞🙏
@@CFCgolflessons 24k, that’s very impressive.
Thanks for your comments and support. Be great to know where you are based. Feel free to drop me an email. Info in “about” section of my YT channel 👍
@@stevejohnstongolf Steve, my wife and I thought the grass was greener in Florida and it wasn't. Lol, We moved back after 2 1/2 years in Florida and I was offered and accepted the Director of Golf and Instruction at Cool Creek Golf Club in Wrightsville Pennsylvania. Classic old 1948 layout and busy busy place. We have 15 awesome leagues and we will do over 42,000 rounds this year. Blessed Steve!! Would be honored to meet you someday!!
🙏🌞🏌️⛳🏌️🌞🙏
@@stevejohnstongolf Just found your email, wonderful!! I think you and I are both Ben Hogan nuts.😊 It's my favorite swing in golf!! Robert Rock too!! I teach FUNDAMENTALS, but also teaching "one plain." The last seven years I've studied Ben Hogan DEPTH and his swing, WOW!!!
@@CFCgolflessons HOGAN🙏🏻 Feel free to drop me an email👍👍
Ben Hogan upper,Trevino lower ...great tips Steve!
Keep up the great work. SEVEN HUNRED TWENTY THREE Uube golf "instructors" YOU are top three!!
Incorporated your tips on hitting driver and emphasis on lead shoulder my last two rounds. Shot 79 and 76 (normally shoot 83-88). Many thanks. Learning a lot.
Enjoyed another one Steve.
Very interesting lesson - and as someone who rarely takes a divot I am always concerned that I am missing out on compression/distance so a video from you on this would be welcome!
I am on the vip wait list. Thank Steve. Great video!
Thanks Steve!
Interesting video. My takeaway on this video is it’s a feeling the hands are falling behind you but not an actual movement. If you were to over do the “feeling” of hands and arms moving back behind you it would be difficult to avoid your trail elbow getting blocked as you start your body rotation.
Most amateurs would struggle to match hands falling with body rotation trying to pull this off.
Probably end up turning early and getting club stuck behind them.
But I can see the benefits of recommending the earlier unfolding of the trail arm in the early / mid stages of the downswing keeping the club head behind your body on the way down to the half way down stage, reaching a low point which guarantees you can come from the inside and below the swing plane with the aid of body rotation to square the club face and enable a hands forward position at impact.
As a professional you have the hand eye coordination to pull this off, even if you over do the feeling of allowing the club to fall behind you. You have the skill to make compensations.
Amateurs don’t have that high coordination timing / skill level. They would probably leave their weight on their right side too long.
I’m assuming this “arm”move involves an element of un-cocking of the lead wrist in combination of an unfolding of the trail arm at the elbow.
Looks also like an element of a re-rotation of the lead forearm to shallow the downswing.
Then timing the transition shifting pressure back over onto the lead side while initiating the body rotation as the arms fall. This is quite a lot to pull off. Maybe for the average player to move towards the “feeling” of lowering the arms in transition would be a sensible first move.
Another good video Steve .
Great video Steve.
My change came when I intentionally started my downswing slower. Enabling my hips to clear in the body turn
Just emphasises how important the body turn is!!
Effortless ball striking, fabulous!!
Jim Furyk also did this really well.
Another point to discuss is how to release the club as your arms goes through the ball? Is your left arm is folding? Your right arm crossover left arm after the impact? If yes, How to avoid flipping the club during cross over? Please make a video about that.
YES on the wait list. Waiting...on the list.
😂 Hurry up and wait
Thank you
Excellent. Please do you agree that left arm acts like a sling effect as body rotate towards the target. Arm merely a extension of club and u throw that towards the ball not pull it.
Steve, How about some face on views in order to see set-up, ball position, etc? Good video 👍🏻
Shoulders down, beautiful👍
top of top - I get it first time 100%
Please explain the no divot theory as i am hitting the ball well but i rarely take any divots. I always think i am doing wrong even if the result is good 😂
Waiting for the gloves to be available
@@loutennant99 more info coming soon👍👍👍👍🙋♂️
@@stevejohnstongolf they do look very good
@@loutennant99 I’m really excited 👏🏻
V good
where is "the one plane swing "?
Come on fella . You are hitting balls everyday . Cater for us blokes who pick up a club once a week on the course . Teach a street fight hit .Study Henry Cotton . No frills . No drills . Drink some red wine and talk to us .
So bloody true lol
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@@michaelmulholland9072 Eh muppet chops ?