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Love the Gorman. Looking forward to coming on your show Mark!!!

This is awesome. Especially the part about his kid and golf.

It is challenging because it is terribly organized and written. I could be so much better. Someone should rewrite it. "Well, he doesn't just explain that in one place. He says it over here and over here and over here and over here... So, to build a complete concept of the incline plane and the motion that takes place on it, you gotta go all over the book." Precisely. And that's because it is poorly written and organized. Save yourself the time and don't buy the book. If you do and you finish it, congrats! You are a masochist.

Đánh ok❤❤❤

GET ON WITH IT … BLOODY BORING !

Is this just a talk talk show. Get on with it. Are you paid by the WORD ?

When a 6 starts to look like a pw

SYS: Swing Your Swing 🏆

Following on from my previous post... I deliberately didn't rush out to the range after watching this interview (as I normally do when I think I've found a good instructional video). I watched / listened to it over and over for a few days to let the information sink in. I went to the range this morning and what a difference! Yes there were still plenty of miss-hits during my practice but only in the first half of the session. As the time went on, the miss-hits reduced in frequency until I was striking the ball more towards the sweet spot most of the time. The difference I think is that within about 30 minutes on the range, I was aware of when I was trying to muscle it instead letting the club do the work. Because when I simply let it go, the outcome was a completely effortless swing with an extremely accurate ball flight. Swinging with 20% effort and striking the ball it out of the sweet spot had that wonderful easy and buttery soft feel. It was amazing. The key takeaway for me was to feel that constant pressure on the trail index finger against the grip all the way through the swing. If I felt like I lost that pressure point at any time during the downswing, I knew I had lost that natural lag and I was trying to interfere with the swing. Striking the rubber tee drill was great advice too. I don't think I will be giving the game up just yet now. So thank you for taking the time to interview Mike, record it and post it here on RUclips. You have most probably saved a recreational golfer from selling their clubs and walking away. Cheers.

Love this. Thanks

First of all , thank you for sharing, I believe you said full scholarship to Hofstra, academic and golf, and I had to pause the interview right there, Wow ,and in no way is this a dig at you , beauty, brains, and a golfer, full ride to Hofstra thats very impressive, that's an excellent school,I live 15 minutes from Hofstra and its always had a great reputation for turning out so many young people striving to contribute, small school but outstanding academically. That's all. I just thought I'd throw my 2 cents in and give credit where credit is due.I love hearing how young adults take charge of their lives. Best of luck, what an iconic voice I hear every week for the PGA. It's nice to put a face to that voice and know breakdown a golf swing like Mark, knowledge brings confidence, that's what I hear when I listen to Mark broadcast.

I wonder where lag fits in to the tumble move.

Avg collegiate player 3 putts 1.25 times per round? That number seems both very high and very low at the same time. Perked my ears bc that's roughly what I do as an 11 index. *Shrug*

Incredible

I’ve had The Golfing Machine book on my shelf for years. I took it off the shelf this evening and opened it for the first time because I am having a terrible time with my game this year. After just two chapters I thought to myself there must be a simpler way to get decent at this game surely?! Then this video popped up on my feed. I’ll watch it a few times and give it a try. Fingers crosse it helps with my consistency and ball striking because I have to be honest, after approximately 30 years of playing this game and only ever reaching an 18 handicap for a short period of time, I am incredibly close to giving it up.

Man I love this... Brilliant information. Here are some highlights I enjoyed (but I did miss some stuff too): - 18:42 how can I shoot scratch? 41:07 problem with gaining distance 41:38 100y from rough = 180y fairway 🤯 43:10 130y, you want 50% inside 20 feet 45:18 if not flag hunting, keep dispersion on green 45:33 "finger dispersions from the fairway" 45:52 dispersion = 3% per finger, tour: 6pct good, 9pct AVG, 99.9% within 4 fingers

This is primo info

Plenty of food for thought as always! Great interview Mark

Great listen for the drive back home from work. Had to check out this video to get the full visual from Averee! Nice episode Mark.

Great interview Mark

Always enjoy this show. Great guests, great questions. Thank you

Super interview - as a subscriber of both of yours, it's a delight to hear about Smylie's background. Top stuff guys - enjoyed that ! 🎉🎉

Very important question here, if greens and regulation is extremely important, do you count a green in regulation if you're on The Fringe? Also, if you put from The Fringe you count it as a putt?

I’d love to strike my 5 iron like this! Crispy!

His smile is contagious 😊

Mark, I have listened to the podcast for a long time and I have read your book (Great Book!) this is by far the most exciting and informative podcast you have done. Amazing Stuff!

Mark you are talking kak. That swing will result in plenty of back operations later in his career

Great job Mark having Brian here, this guy has changed completely my approach to golf and coaching. In Argentina very very few look at performance, they just look technical aspect. Been GF member for 2y already, is a great tool as a training platform and awesome guys too! Cheers!

Nice work fellas

I love Mac. But seriously, heis imitation of Nicklaus during this seems like he ignoring the fact that Jack won 16 majors and a ton pf pther tournaments. Facts: Jack was one of the best long iron players ever! Make your own conclusions. Mac's videos are great but so was Jack!

that head stays still

@18:43 I am drooling to get these data points from pros! Do DeWiz users have any access to these resources? A Bryson Dechabeau partial stat was emailed out but it doesn't say if it was normal driver or long drive swing or an iron or wedge so I have to speculate... So we just need to wait and see if we get any other gems? any Pro Resource stats available to us users?

Interesting right hand action

I watched this swing 5 x Only 22 years old. Saw him at Torrey in Us Open has big game.

But can he putt?

Good hawk eye there

Love his swing and his maturity (for a 15 YO). Also, really like the "old school" grip he employs where his right thumb is on the side of the shaft and not on top (like Sarazen and Francis Ouimet).

Great video, many thanks for posting. I could listen to Lynn Blake all day. 6-B-1-D Extensor Action. I treasure my copy of the Golfing Machine. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪

His name is Mike Maggs not Michael Breed

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Excellent interview! Very informative and insightful!

jesus what an episode. love Jday - seriously could ask this guy to putt for your life.

以前とスイングが変わったね。雰囲気が松山に似ている。

I don’t know if I’ve ever been more frustrated at an interviewer 😂

Reign in that stupid technology

Mark is constrained by the time allotted so he had to steer the Q and A. That was understandable, but the summary reflection of what Bryson has done from a professional deep in the weeds filling in what others have said was worth the time to listen. The discipline Bryson has to be open minded and follow through is next level. As Mark said if Bryson attains his goal of wedge accuracy coupled with putting speed, he will be near the holy grail most pros yearn for. It has always been my take that the pros put the time in on the range to maintain that timing and make sure the swing is routine. Fortunately Bryson is young, committed, disciplined, and aware of the impact the fans have on his energy and positivity to win. Golf will no doubt benefit and so will youngsters when they hit their first shot in the sweet spot and get hooked. Thank you.

Geez dude. Let the man talk 🤦🏼‍♂️

Best player

The perpetual development of his brand, never seen a more cynical, egocentric sportsperson.

Just let him talk - bryson needs a podcast