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I think turny is more torque, more of a spine centered twisting and you can be more consistent because you take out less of the high and low inconsistencies but less power. Tilty I think you get more vertical forces and will increase AOA but there is more timing involved because your adding more jump and more squat into the swing.. but you will get more distance

@@laogx4026so maybe turny is better for the higher irons and wedges and then long irons and woods more tilty?

I hate to sound like a cop out here but it always depends on the user. Me for instance thrives on a stack and tilt motion but start to lack distance compared to when I switch to more rotational, and get some weight transfer. I know others that suffer the opposite. It will 100% come down to the user, their hand eye coordination, history, talent, injury, blah blah.

Then I’ll keep using them! Thanks Doc!

Thank you for the comment

Yes I was quite shocked at his college move, I think it looks way more solid than his current motion, but you can’t argue with what he is doing. It’s that need to push himself that has gotten more eyes on the game of golf. Both swings are great to watch, thanks for the comment and reminder of the suggestion!

😂 so true k should have mentioned

college swing was very single plane chasing, then as a pro he said screw it, I'm going under plane and blasting that ball out of my shoes for strokes gain off the tee

😂 yes basically in a nutshell! Thanks for the comment

Awesome! Tell him hello from us!

@@liongolfacademy Will do 👍😂

😂 if it works keep it up! Can’t tell much without a video however.

Thank you!🙏

Appreciate the support! I have not done Bryson but I will for sure. Seems everyone was doing bryson swing eval so I figured I would not but if there is some interest I’ll for sure!

I’ve done that, i take out the eraser and use the pencil only out of desperation! Must have been unique back in the day to see that

@@liongolfacademy if my memory serves me correctly back then it was a luxury if golf pencils had erasers so it would not be to difficult to balance the ball on the flat end. Lots of great memories from that week following all the greats back then. Arnie was there along with Player, Miller, Weiskopf who won that week, Trevino, Archer, and many more.

Love it

Thank you Rob! Appreciate the comment and yes he was!

Thanks for the comment and feedback!

Mostly setup, paired with sequencing and of course DNA is a huge thing / lack of injuries

Works for me!

😆 challenge accepted

We need to look through the sword of omens to truly know… sight beyond sight !

You are probably correct! Thanks for the comment!

Yeah she was and still is an amazing talent

Maybe you missed the very first part of the video where I spent a good few minutes on putting stroke… you may need pay more attention 😂

Yes she is! Thanks Jeff for the comment!

Do you know the compressions of those balls? I remember back some 20+ years ago a lot of those long drivers were using the “laddie” golf balls as they were actually 60-70 compression and they found they could hit them further strangely enough.

​@@liongolfacademythe world record ball is generally 110+ compression either volvik AMT or pro V1 left dash, the competition balls I believe are around 80 compression but I'm not 100% sure on that

Yeah the stronger you can grip it the less your hand need to be involved. A lot of long drive bombers have strong grips as they get much more til and turn at impact than almost everyone. Thanks Op!

Appreciate it. Just keep watching the videos as they come in and feel free to ask whatever you want and I’ll try my best to get back to you. Thanks

@@liongolfacademy thank how did you learn did you go through the pga or did you learn through other methods?

Ive been a PGA member for over 2 decades, and also am a Master Professional within the PGA for instruction. I have taught about 30k lessons in my career, and own multiple golf instruction companies now. This all came from education, trial and error, experience, etc. Nothing beat experience however.

@@liongolfacademy yes ive noticed witth my own swing lots of trial and error

@@liongolfacademy also do you do swing anaylsis or not i wanted to kniow if you could do mine?

😂 thanks doc!

😂 thanks jonathan but maybe there will be a few lines! You never know!

Yeah it all depends on the video I download, I just get these straight from RUclips and most of them are slow mos so whenever I have a real time video I do let it play in the background when k do my intro.

You know I love long drivers!! I’ll check it out thanks for the nudge

💯 yes for sure, thanks for the comment Garth!

I think they all cheat in my opinion, who cheats less it comes down to! Grapevine is also the caddy yard where they called him “Pele” for obvious reasons. Thanks for the comment!

I don't like his FO with no move off the ball. To me it's like jumping without lowering first. His DTL looks pretty sweet as you mentioned. I'm thinking its commentator rhetoric that's over hyped his swing because those driving numbers are very weak, which is no wonder, he had limited success. Do you think he gets a majority of his compression through AoA rather than shaft lean?

@@martynzl Good call with the AoA compression overriding shaft lean. I cant imagine what his AoA is with an iron when his driver had a -5 on it. He was one of those pro's that had a solid iron game, above average short game which helped in stay around the tour as long as he did, but the driver numbers, to me, is a huge weakness due to his AoA issue.

@liongolfacademy It’s intresting with that poor TM number on the driver (1.43 SMF must be a total miss). If you listen to Robert Rock interview on Rick Sheils yt he actually put’s his driving ability as his strongest part of his game.

Yeah maybe he hit a high number of fairways? I’ll have to look further into his driver stats.

If that is true why does Nike still have Jordan and pay him multiple hundreds of millions of year when he has been out of his prime for almost 30 years. Reality is Nike made inferior products as they started a Nike line just for Tiger in hopes of riding the same wave as Jordan. They don’t have a golf line anymore, so they even knew it was a bad idea.

@liongolfacademy Nike and Jordan was successful because basketball is 100 times more popular like are you kidding her rofl

@michaellancaster7092 😂 thanks for proving my point, it wasn’t about tigers injuries, it was about Nike not understanding golf and trying to get involved where they shouldn’t.

And just a quick FYI basketball has 800m fans worldwide and golf has 450m fans. So it’s only twice as popular.

Yes it is rather perplexing how it has been around for almost 100 years and had multiple attempts to make a stamp but never really took off. Follow the money!!

Possibly….possibly….you as you clicked on it. Thanks for the comment!

@@liongolfacademy - I’ve never been on the Tiger train

🚂 all aboard!

😂 yeah don’t get me wrong for the right student and situation I can see it may work. It’s a numbers game really. Blanket the market with a philosophy and it will surely work for some.

Thanks Steven! I appreciate the comment and feedback.

Thanks for the heads up! I will research it and see what I can find!

I use swing catalyst, thanks for the comment!

Oh man…that is a little sad to see. A little story when I was with golftec a long time ago, I inherited a student who was a lovely man, hard working, loved golf, but had zero athletic ability, and a body like a 2x4. I have never seen someone who deserved a great swing more than this gentleman, but I have also never seen someone with very little athleticism. Long story short, he bought a 52 lesson series (once a week) for quite a hefty sum. I inherited him with one a few months left. It was corporates goal for us to keep them there as long as we could at the time, and they were pushing me to re up the package. Well at the end of his lesson series, I sat him down and he was excited to go over his year end review, and he was prepared and willing to reup. I pulled up his very first swing, and his very last swing, and honestly it was hard to tell them apart. I told him to please save his money, take his family on a vacation with that money, and just enjoy golf with what he had. I could for the life of me ask him to pay another arm and a leg for very little results. A few months later he called me and thanked me for my honesty, and said he is enjoying golf much more as there is much less pressure on him now after someone got a bit more real about his abilities. Sometimes this business model can be frustrating.

@@liongolfacademyyou’re a good guy Tony. You’ve got scruples and that matters a lot. Good for you.

Thanks Doc! Just treat people right and business and relationships will take care of itself. Appreciate it!

It has to do with the amount of lessons and storage. Each student has a dedicated webpage they login in to. EVERY lesson MUST have a recorded overview of what was taught, including an attached drill, and the video overview of the lesson must be around 2 minutes. Its company policy and they spot check lessons to make sure there is a recording. They have taught millions of lessons as a company and it’s purely for uploading speed, and also data storage. In order to do this the upload quality gets reduced.

Thanks for the comment Richy and yes I completely agree with you!

Yes! This is one of the reasons I started this channel. I wanted to at least give some realistic expectations to anyone looking to improve their game on what to expect based on their ability and time! The second one being the most important.

Yeah it looked a little odd to me 😂I like that saying you have, should be a bumper sticker “don’t take away unless you want me away” or something like that.

Hey thisway! Yeah it can be expensive but when you think of their overhead and technology i can understand why. Some swear by it, other prefer traditional lessons. Thanks for the feedback!

That’s a good one. It can address multiple potential issues at once. Most of the time it’s poor ball position shifting in the swing because of poor weight management. Rotation is another culprit. There are a few good drills to help but the tee ahead of the ball can be a quick band aid for a round of golf.