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@fredpodorf5890 For me, it's mostly sub-conscious now, but I used to work really hard on having a movement toward the target to start my swing. I still feel like my belt buckle bumps/rotates slightly toward the target to start the swing (it's just a small move) and that really activates my core and lower body. This video might help out: ruclips.net/video/bOc0LdiCSnA/видео.html Let me know if you would like to see something different!

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Love it! Glad to hear! Keep it up.

@ericmackenzie123 you are welcome! Let me know if you want me to cover another topic, will get it posted.

@@anthonyviola9400 Awesome!

Glad it helped!

Absolutely, I go over spine tilt and more details on set-up in some of my other videos. For me, a good check is to stand straight up, bend at the hips until you feel a slight pull in the hamstrings, and then from there a slight bend in the knees. The spine piece takes care of itself. You will be in a good tilt for your height etc... Hope that makes sense.

Thank you! Hope it helps. Let me know if there is anything you want me to cover.

Not sure what pro swings you are watching, but here is another video to watch ruclips.net/video/P9yUyiDgyWc/видео.html He is pretty good and says the same thing using a shaft extension and pencil. Notice how it gives him the feel to use his hips and body correctly through impact. I agree, it is really challenging to make that move if you are used to flipping at the ball. Seems impossible really. It really won't hit your belly if you clear properly in your swing. I can see it grazing your backside with a faster swing, but that is your backside not your belly. Cheers.

Thanks!

@YoungDisciple90 Great question. For pitches/chips, I always try to hit the ground the ball sits on, or ball and ground at the same time. That will give you solid contact and prevents fat/chunky shots and the thin shots. With irons, I like to say, hit the little ball then the big ball or golf ball before turf/earth. Your divot with irons starts at the ball and goes forward not before the ball which produces (fat/chunky shots). Hope that helps!

@insanegamer202 Thanks for the reply! Yes, I agree! I will get another video out and will get some down the line shots, different angles, and some shot tracer vids going so you can see the full shot. Anything else you would like to see? Thanks again. -MC

@@forbirdiegolf I’m a new golfer been studying pretty hard so like almost 3 months in and I’m shooting around 120 so for me any tips on breaking 100 would be awesome. Thanks for helping golfers all around the world get better!

Glad you like it!

@JoseRivera-lc7jn Thanks! Let me know if you have anything you want covered.

Yeah, golf can get you tongue-tied for sure. But a rose by any other name...so, shetup or setup...no matter how you say it, you will get good results if you pay attention to your magic elbow!

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@@forbirdiegolf same name different guy.

Thanks! Glad it helped!

Good!

Keep it up! Let me know how things work out!

From the position shown halfway back, my thought process and feel is to allow the club to lead the way to the top. Everything else follows. Another way or feel would be to get to the position shown in the thumbnail and then from there feel like you are sticking your thumbs in your right ear =-), seriously. Would it help if I made a video with a driver and the hinge Keep in mind, some players are late with their hinge and others are early club setters.

@JohnHiers I just released a video that covers the driver hinge: ruclips.net/video/CRU51GElyl0/видео.html Hope this helps!

You're welcome! Hope it helps and let me know if you have anything else you want me to cover.

Ha! I'll have one out soon.

@bobskaftfeld5611 Here's a video that covers the fundamentals of hitting a driver. Hope it helps! ruclips.net/video/F4KECG9PnJ8/видео.html

Thank you! Thanks for the description. If I am understanding correctly, sounds like you have good positions on the downswing but the clubhead is open/having trouble squaring the face at impact? Are you blocking shots to the right? If what I am saying is accurate, I have a great response to that. Let me know, thanks! I will get a video out on that.

@BM-wt4ch linking a new video here that may help with squaring the clubface at impact. ruclips.net/video/3Eb9wxdor6o/видео.html

Thanks! Let me know if there is a topic you would like covered!

You're welcome! Let me know if you have other questions or if there are techniques/drills you want me to cover.

You're welcome!!

I think the Dr. Kwon rope drill is good, however, I would like to see more rotation with the body on the way back and through. In other words, a little less steep on the way down to promote a more shallow hit.

Thank you!

O man, the golden question! I like to control the backswing length (how far I take the club away) and make it consistent for certain distances ie: a 10 yrd pitch to a 20 yrd pitch etc. The same concept rings true for half to 3/4 to full shots as well. Find what length of backswing produces the yardage/flight in which you are seeking. My downswing has the same amount of effort so again it all comes back to the backswing. Longer backswing -> longer shot. You could think of it as taking the club below hip height, to hip height, to above hip height (3/4 swing), to full backswing depending on the desired shot. Does that make sense?

@@forbirdiegolf Yes indeed thanks for your response… practice makes perfect or permanent 😂

Yes! I like to think about dropping my hands from the top of the swing into my right pocket/same as keeping your right elbow tucked in. Another thought, same result, is to try and have your right elbow rub your right side on the way through.

@fredpodorf5890 Can you clarify the first question regarding the rope? For #2 check this out: ruclips.net/video/bOc0LdiCSnA/видео.html For me, I like to have a slight hip bump to the target to start my swing. It feels natural and creates a smoother motion for my backswing. I recommend doing something like that, whatever feels natural to you.

Thanks, hope it helps!

Thank you!

@ST-xg3gy yes, my hips just turn (may be a little on the back swing and turn through the ball) on chips/pitches, never really creating any angles like up or down.

@ST-xg3gy yes, I think that would be a good feel as long as you feel the club "fall" from the top. In other words, you do not want the shoulders pulling the club over the top on the way down. Shoulders turn through as the club falls/drops on the way down.

First sentence- Mark Campbell

Thanks - glad you liked the video. My name is Marc Campbell and I am located in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas area. At this time, I'm not affiliated with a course but I do give in-person lessons on a case-by-case basis. If you are local and interested in lessons, let me know.

How do I contact you for lessons ? I live In dallas

@omargarcia9115 contact me at campbellmarc7@gmail.com

Thanks - glad it helped!

You're welcome - glad it helped!

Yes! The release is coming out the 27th. Great suggestion.

@JohnHiers the release video went live today. Hope it helps! ruclips.net/video/vhmhO5_EoM0/видео.html

Yes, absolutely! Will get that one done & posted ASAP.

Posting the video link here for the driver takeaway drill in case someone sees this comment and wants to see the tip: ruclips.net/video/ROH7wyVQvyI/видео.html

Great point, I try to keep connected so I can hit the same positions with each swing. If the arms get loose, you can't maintain a consistent swing.

You're welcome - glad it was helpful!

Thank you! Keep the suggestions coming - they are very helpful.

Thank you!!

Love that comment. You are spot on. I literally did that from 2nd to 12th grade.