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Awesome! Thank You

This is brilliant instruction. Thank you.

What would you do for someone with the opposite problem? I get too far in to out, misses are a snap hook and a push fade. Extremely frustrating. Tend to slam the face shut

Has ed mentioned to you @golfsensei anything about driver spin? I know he kept saying your spin was high. I’m in the same boat even when all my other numbers are near perfect

Coach ed is awesome and really helps you come in on and understand the primary things to work on. Great guy, too.

Can you do a video on hard compacted traps with little to no sand?

You use the AA maglite mini, not the AAA, correct?

Good video guys, thanks!

Have played the game for almost 50 of my sixty years on this pale blue dot; and, it's astonishing how long it took me to get off the "I'm trying to max this 7 iron out", to make a "Repeatable" consistent "easy swing". From watching the pros on you tube, I have been amazed that the very best pros hit it very tight in the diatance dispersion category.

Loved, "If you guys my age don't have a 7 wood, you're crazy" 😂😂😂. Solid advice. Just bought a super cheap, but quality pair of "Austad" laninated woods (6 and 8)...I play vintage and can shoot in the mid-seventies on a decently challenging to easier public course (not championship layouts). Have been amazed at the capability of these clubs in the hands of a "rode hard and put up wet" 60 year old body😂😂😂

Great advice. I play or practice almost daily now and can adjust a bit better because I like to practice from bad lies more than from great lies. That doesn't mean they don't catch me out at times but the variability you show between five shots is more than enough to cause trouble sometimes and it's important to remember that when choosing our shot so we avoid disaster. I know I'm guilty of too often not clubbing up enough from those lies in deep rough. I'm too old to power through them like I used to. I also agree about the seven wood. My new 7 wood is good for 185 off the deck and flies maybe too high. It's a bit harder to judge what the wind will do with it. Maybe I'll get used to it. I probably haven't hit it 30 times yet. Haven't had it on the range yet. But it's brought me two eagles already and a couple more eagle tries on my home course. It's got a dogleg par four where the height this club manages makes it an easy thing to clear tall Pines and Cyprus trees that line the corner. I now can pick a tree top to aim for a green I can't see thanks to that 7 wood and the massive heights it sends a ball.

Amazing content, looking forward to incorporating these tips next time I'm in course. Greetings from Kenya.

I noticed that the smoother swings with good follow through went a lot longer.

Very interesting. I learned a good deal that could save me at least a stroke or two per round. Thanks for the video. You guys are great, and your channel is one of only two golf channels I watch.

This was really cool. I always factor in the lack of spin didn't realize the extra distance gain, 😅 this makes perfect sense. Thanks.

I used to never think about the release. Then, I went on a quest for more length, and one of my teaching pros told me I had no release. Well, soon after that, my game went totally in the tank!!! One thing I've learned is, it's more important than anything to hit the ball with a square club face. It doesn't matter if you hit it 300 yards, if it ends up in somebody's back yard. Take the club back square and return it to the ball square and you'll beat the longest hitters.

Man ,lil past half way through video…..im probably midway between the two of you age-wise (mid 50’s) and i think maybe im swinging far to quickly …which i know makes little sense . …but at the range for as bad as my slice,push ,pull, etc etc shots are im still carrying farther than these totals, by far …and if hit well and straight (which has become far too infrequent lately 😂) my pitching wedge i think avg 140+, 7 around 170, but the 7 wood if i get the one lucky straight shot with good contact out of 10 i get 200-210(hard to get accurate avg when its so rare im connecting and it doesn’t slice …. Which is slightly less than 5 w maybe 210-215/220 if lucky , and 3w is about the same as 5w with an occasional 230..which is around half my good driver shots ,other half 260-290…then the other 50% are basically lost balls on the course to the right or left lol….so im thinking i might be swinging beyond my controllable limit speed-wise … heard hank haney say years back how its ridiculous when someone says tHeyre swinging too fast so i always try to unload everything in full swings after hearing that ….im quite jealous seeing you guys though hitting less yards ,youre keeping most if not all playable ! I now know why i like hitting out of the rougH most times though..use to assume it was because its where i hit most my shots from that i just got use to it 😂

absolutely golden,,

Ed, I just was fitted for a PXG Black Ops 7 wood. Hit it amazingly consistent on the monitor. Looking forward to getting it on the course.

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Where are you located? Are you still providing lessons in person? I sent this comment on 11/26/2024.

The best lesson you can learn in golf is getting out of your own way.

Does this mean that I should aim further to the right?

I'd be VERY interested in hearing about what are the few very best turf/mat products out there for premium home setups too. Ones that feel very real and are more safe on the joints as well. Thanks!!

Length of video is a deterrent

Best bunker lesson on RUclips. Thank you from New Zealand.

Great tool. I made an improvement. I let the light stick out 1/2" of the tube then taped the light to the end of the PVC. I can still twist the end to turn it on and off. No more flying out of the tube. I was swinging it too hard with the motorcycle twist, that the incandescent light bulb leads came out with the centrifugal force. I use the couch edge to carpet line as my line to target. Its right next to my Lazy boy!

I'm so happy i stumbled upon this video. Clearly the algorithm knows me well. I'm a chronic slicer, always looking for tips and drills to rid myself of this horrid golfing disease. Unfortunately the weather is nasty now in the northeast, but the moment it settles, i will be giving this practice technique a try. Btw, kudos on both the instructor and the player for making this video simple and straightforward. No gimmicky edits, music or over the top acting. Just a nice tutorial delivered with a bit of a folksy no nonsense approach. You got a sub for that alone.

Going to try this, also, have you done any video's on hitting up on the Driver?

What would be interesting would be to see what a straight shot over the white sticks to blue flag looks like from the camera view. I rarely see my ball flight these days,I just hit the ball over a point about a yard or two in line with target and trust it.

A single reference is not enough because you can still be incorrect to that single point of reference. "Two" points (other than the ball) on your target line are needed. I typically pick one BEHIND the ball and one in FRONT. That way I can reinforce my intended target line while addressing the ball. And YES, your eyes will tell you a different story at address. My TWO reference points help with that issue.

Great video. Mike Malaska also addressed this with the same method - the vertical alignment stick.

Excellent video explanation! Having played the game for most of my life (55 yo) ... on the Range and on the Course - I have to PURPOSEFULLY remind myself that my target IS NOT where my eyes tell me it is ... Yes, it takes some focus and planning, but with enough practice you can get where you relax (mentally) and trust your line ... Yes, even if it looks like it's going off in a seemingly wrong direction. Again ... FANTASTIC video, great explanation. Bravo.

Ed, do we rotate the hands with the driver just like the irons? Thanks.

Ed, do we do the same with the driver? Thanks.

Ed and Patrick, I went to the range after watching this video and it greatly helped. Thanks so much…..

I wonder what benchmark you use for Trackman and all these high price sims. Seems to me the only reading you can actually prove is distance because you can physically measure it.

So are you twisting your left or right wrist on the downswing to square the club face? How are you twisting the the club so that it is not too steep like you were in the beginning? Not seeing what you’re doing?

So are you twisting your left or right wrist on the downswing to square the club face?

Great lesson. He knows his stuff.

Would it be possible to have a face on view for ball position? Thanks for all the work helping us gentlemen.

How far past the ball should the light stay on the target line.

Holy crap this was a 💡 moment for me

That link in the descriptionfor greenlinksnews goes to some networking site ,just fyi