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Thoughts on the stack and tilt system? You seem to reference some key elements they suggest

This video just gave me an epiphany after 30 years of playing golf. Until today I always considered the golf swing to have two parts, the back swing into downswing. I just realized the golf swing actually has three parts. I've been completely oblivious to the middle transition. No wonder I have issues with a too fast of a downswing. Mind-blown!

Fan of Ernst Young teachings?

Great video, just a shame they aren’t available in New Zealand

At the beginning you said that the second pendulum of the hands, wrist and the golf club cannot be held back. Correct? So isn’t it physically impracticable for any golfer to try to hold the angle of a traveling golf club with their hands and wrist just before their club contact the ball? In fact telling the golfer to pull down the handle of the club towards them, actually shut down their rolling/ turning/ slanted rib cage which is a part of the first pendulum. Is it not? Cheers

as you said at around 6:20,should I feel like a Punch shot keeping the ball flight low as if I am hitting underneath trees? I am using the 7 iron model. thanks John

i bought the 7 iron g force back in February and since bought the wedge and driver. These training aids have helped me achieve a single figure handicap. You need to put the work in with them but they are well worth your time. The biggest thing i got from these was it stopped me rushing the down swing, i can honestly say its the only thing that has worked for me, feed back is instant !

To keep tight radius are you holding on to wrist cock? How can you do that and keep the hinge free.

This video is so slept on, literally any time I’m striking it bad is because I’m not letting the club release from putting on the brakes in the body. Best drills for me is starting off my warm up doing this but with chips and pitch shots first, to dial in the tempo then gradually work my way up to a full swing. I’m convinced the smoothest swings on tour are the best golfers at timing up their deceleration. Whenever I focus on decelerating my ball speed goes up, centre face gets found and I look like I’m barely doing anything. Was ripping 130mph ball speed on a 7 iron blade today and watched the video back, and my follow through was silky smooth. Guess what my only feel was… Deceleration

Nice drill. Do your roll your wrists on the backswing or do the only hinge up and down to cock them?

How does that work with the video you did where, using the 3d model, you talk about the body moving down and hips before as hands swing back. Is that still relevant? because that would move bum outside that straight line on takeaway.

I've been trying to get my head around Pete's system for the last couple of months. This is an extremely valuable video that fills in a lot of missing pieces. Thank you very much. Appreciate time you took to create it and look forward to practicing it with your Gforce swing trainer.

Great video and been watching other with gears. What are some reasons gears 3d shows why a player can dump angles from p5-p6 from the top and can’t get hands over trail leg with shaft parallel to ground? Instead the hands are just behind the trail leg with shaft parallel to ground?

You say 10,000 words to say absolutely nothing. I have never heard a person take more time to say less. People want to learn the golf swing. If you want to be a teacher, teach the golf swing in a way people can understand. If I had to listen to you drone on about nothing for 2 or 3 hours, I would shoot myself. You need to get off youtube because you absolutely suck.

I did my normal 100 balls on the range the other day. I kept my grip really loose and kept the release really smooth and for the last 10 shots the impact felt like a knife going through butter. Important to note I was not decelerating, I was just not trying to 'hit' the ball with any extra force.

thanks Stu for this wedge video. didnt see or hear much about the body torso turning with the club.do you have other video about this? thanks John

This is the best drill I have seen,because you get visible feed back!

Had loads of lessons off different instructors Load your right side tilt your spine slightly to the right get to the top of the swing get over to the left side 5 lessons get worse sound familiar why do pga pros teach this when no one on tv does it

Also try Search for the Perfect Swing. Alastair Cochran and John Stubbs 1968

Thanks and thanks for your work.

Excellent video! I feel as though this is something that's rarely talked about in golf. They always talked about these positions in this lag and all these other things but they never actually emphasize how the shaft itself is loading and unloading.

"We need to unload that shaft". That's what she said.

This lesson is fire man! 🎉

"focus on feel rather than swing mechanics".statement at the end is what I strive for.also you said that have to feel like you are keeping the G force shaft stiff and not bending.so the swing has to coordinate with turning the body to the target.do you have any additional video to study on that aspect?thanks John.

As I told you recently I hit the ball so much better using GF 7 and GF shaft in my driver head....I wouldn't mind my whole set having these shafts they certainly help me (now I'm in mid 70's ....age that is not score...those days are long gone)....Yesterday day at the range I was getting ball speeds in mid 90's with GF 7 iron and 123 with GF shaft in driver (which I can't get with my iron shafts and only occassionly with my lightweight ladies driver shaft....

What’s the risk of getting the head and body in front of the before ball contact with the lean of the upper body?

Wish I'd seen this years ago

Interesting to watch. Tempo good. Backswing looks (to naked eye) much too far inside. Comments?

Very good explanation and illustration. Thank you!

Fact check: (1) Hand speed of 25 mph is unheard of. Even the fastest PGA average is between 18~22mph. (2) Plane of 45 deg is an extreme even for Driver and is too flat for Iron, which averages 58~62 deg on average.

Cowen clearly describes moving up ("spiral up") ruclips.net/user/shortsB7eWA9CjTRc during the backswing. Can you comment on the discrepancy? Thanks in advance.....

I had a lesson recently and was told to turn my shoulders should feel like they are turning level on the backswing and he expressly told me not to dip 🤷🏻‍♂️

Very good drills. I’ve found if I keep my back to the target, that keeps me from spinning out early with lower body, and from coming over the top with shoulders. I try to feel trail arm going under lead arm, with some built in shaft lean in trail hand, for the shots on the ground. I also swing in to out. I’m 70 and still hit the ball pretty well, even with arthritis issues…

been practiceing ,seems like the Fleetwood drill is after the fact of ball impact. the Fleetwood stopper,but my ball still goes right I assume because on impact club face is open to the target,what other drill do you recommend to get club face square to ball thanks John

Too much going up and down is not consistent in my opinion.you might hit the ground all the time or top the ball. Fat and thin shots.

What to do without Why… genius

ANOTHER QUICK CONCISE VIDEO ON THE CORRECT DOWNSWING.THANKS AGAIN. JOHN

Awesome explanation. I needed this one!👍

Your G Force club shows clearly how the club face "moves out" or "bends" towards the ball as you bring the club down to last parallel. It doesn't go straight down except if you do the split hand drill where it does more so. It shows coming down you're pulling in with your lead hand and pushing out with your train hand as you lower the club. That's my take anyway.

The are no misconceptions ...only bad info spreaded intentionnaly 😅😅to keep the wheel turning 🤑🤑

Hi Stuart, Have you checked out the iron Byron golf machine? its very similar to what you are explaining. I bought the 7 iron G force about a month ago and i can honestly say it has slowed my swing down (transition ) and given me more control and distance. These videos have really helped with my understanding of the golf swing. Thank you for taking time to post this info.

Great explanation video this one.

The golf club is released by the throw out action of centrifugal force. The hands are never to be manipulated. The three hand imperatives are: 1) Never be prepared to swing from the wrists 2) Never be prepared to change grip pressure point pressure and 3) Never be prepared to bring the hands to a stop. The hands don't move, they are being moved by an effective pivot which is sequenced rotation employing the shoulders, hips, knees and feet. It is the rotation back and through , with effective radius maintained by pressure down the shaft from the right arm that gives the whole assembly mass. It is the change of direction of this mass into the downswing , against the inertia generated on the backswing that stresses the shaft, delivered to and beyond impact in conservation of angular momentum that accounts for lag, but it is that through out action of centrifugal force, not by any active hand manipulation that releases the club.

so, what makes the hands slow down? just making the effort to do so or some other movement?

Hi Stuart, thanks for another great video. I'd be interested in your thoughts on this one in terms of how the right wrist should release. it seems to make sense and makes things much simpler ruclips.net/video/bjkObEXmxTw/видео.html

Hi Stuart....I find I hit the ball more consistently if use a bowed left wrist...(but I have to swing under shoulders not around otherwise pull or hook occurs) still not getting the distance I used to.....sign of old age I guess...

are you going to make those pivot decks for sale? seems a lot different than the usual weight shift board.

It's not the firing of the lower body, more the recentering, which you show Rory doing in a later video, which starts a 'slingshot' type reaction. The pulling feel is then probably just resistence against centrifugal force generated by your core and lower body, or even aiding that force by reducing the radius of the swing to increase speed. Remember that Jack Nichlaus said that golf was played through the feet, which is basically just the recentering of weight.

Hogans advice about 'firing' the hips was only really applicable to him as if you watch his swing he recenters his hips a long way towards the target at the end of the backswing , which is what makes it look like 'stack and tilt' in still photos at the position.

When you look at a lot of famous ball strikers at impact they look a lot like your chicken wing demonstration - George Knudson for example, who emphasised weight shift and swinging through the ball and not 'picking' at it.