The “ sit down “ causes many rotational problems . Also getting my hands to high or away from my knees . Creates a series of compensations then getting thin or hooked shots .
I love how you pieced root cause issue with then how to turn after. You give all the info in one video and its amazing. The golfing world needs you to have a 1,000,000+ subs ASAP
Thanks Giles. For me this is one of your best lessons. Your channel also makes it easier for me when I get some questions asked during a round in a group that I don’t know as I now simply say to subscribe to your channel as you’re not only a better golfer than I am you also have a unique ability to show and explain. Hopefully this keeps getting paid forward as it should see you achieve more than 100k in subscribers sooner than later as I’m sure I’m not the only one.
One of your best videos yet, thank you for combining so many important points and drills together in a single video. #2 and #3 are my biggest issues. For #2, slightly hinging my lead wrist while also extending my trail wrist until my lead wrist is flat is a great takeaway thought. Even if I maintain good wrist positions back down to impact, I find it difficult to release the club without introducing lead wrist extension just before impact rather than releasing correctly using forearm rotation, making my misses slight pushes right. I watch many videos of pros like Fleetwood or Korda releasing the club but can't quite replicate it yet. For #3, the pivot drill you gave is brilliant. Not only does it cue your rotation, but it also helps keep your hips from reverse pivoting or moving towards the ball and causing early extension.
Since subscribing to your channel, mind you I'm a total newbie, I've gone from not completely terrible to not all that bad 😂 still got work to do but every tip has helped. Thanks
Thanks, Gill , for very good help. Rotation, rotation, my little problem is not easy, but I am working on it . I am in Canada , Gallaghers Canyon golf course you are in ? Thanks for your excellent videos
With #2, it feels like the clubhead/hands doesn't seem as deep behind my head when I hinge more with the right wrist using the 2/3 -1/3 right-left hinge (i.e., it seems more of an upright/hands higher backswing)
When you swing the club your wrist hinge was minimal. I tried hinging my wrists early, it totally ruined my swing. My wrists don't hinge until the top of my backswing and only slightly like you did on your swing. I have foot drop on my right foot, I'm a left handed golfer, so trying to get on my heel is next to impossible. I try and flare out my front foot which helps immensely for hip rotation for me. My rotation is minimal but I do hit the ball straight.
Hi do we have to lock the wrist for ball impact and getting the square club face? If we don't, the ball wull force the the club face open or loosen upon ball impact. Lastly, can I use the left foot to push to right foot downswing? I always let my left foot passive except supporting the weight durinh upswing. And right foot take over the weight shifting.
Which of the root causes do you suffer from?
I find when I focus on pushing into the lead foot my ball striking goes up tremendously. Love the example with the yoga wedge.
Hi Giles - Rotation is my biggest failing, sometimes leading to overbalancing! KR, John, 74 near Seaford E Sussex 😥
The “ sit down “ causes many rotational problems . Also getting my hands to high or away from my knees . Creates a series of compensations then getting thin or hooked shots .
Posture. No doubt.
@@LaurenceMSchwarz it’s one of the most common ones I see
this was one of the best ever lessons on how to rotate properly.
Thank you so much!
Clear, concise, great demonstrations, two camera angles, and slow motion too.
Excellent video
Thank you very much!
I love how you pieced root cause issue with then how to turn after. You give all the info in one video and its amazing. The golfing world needs you to have a 1,000,000+ subs ASAP
That would be a dream!
First on RUclips golf instruction with slow mo to get the point across. Well done as usual.
Glad it helped! Something I’ve tried to implement more in recent videos
Very good one that I ll always keep in my playlist. The toes/heel thing was a key concept that helped me gaining almost 11yds per club.
Amazing! That’s a huge distance gain
Been looking for this video as i am just starting with golf and this is perfect!
Thank you! Hope it helps
A lot of great information that’s easy to understand. Thanks for your instruction! Now…take it to the course 😅😅😅
Try it on the range first 😂
Thanks Giles. For me this is one of your best lessons. Your channel also makes it easier for me when I get some questions asked during a round in a group that I don’t know as I now simply say to subscribe to your channel as you’re not only a better golfer than I am you also have a unique ability to show and explain. Hopefully this keeps getting paid forward as it should see you achieve more than 100k in subscribers sooner than later as I’m sure I’m not the only one.
Thank you so much Marcus for recommending my videos! Really appreciate all your support
Nice, clear description of these common swing basics and fixes!
Glad it was helpful!
One of your best videos yet, thank you for combining so many important points and drills together in a single video. #2 and #3 are my biggest issues. For #2, slightly hinging my lead wrist while also extending my trail wrist until my lead wrist is flat is a great takeaway thought. Even if I maintain good wrist positions back down to impact, I find it difficult to release the club without introducing lead wrist extension just before impact rather than releasing correctly using forearm rotation, making my misses slight pushes right. I watch many videos of pros like Fleetwood or Korda releasing the club but can't quite replicate it yet. For #3, the pivot drill you gave is brilliant. Not only does it cue your rotation, but it also helps keep your hips from reverse pivoting or moving towards the ball and causing early extension.
Exactly that! I do have videos on how to get the left arm and wrist releasing verses cupping
Lots of great informations in one video.. wow. Three of those drills really were helpful to me. Thanks
Very welcome!
The best video I have seen so far on RUclips. Thanks mate. You just earned a subscriber and a like
Thanks for the sub!
Excellent video will take this to the range 👍
Thank you! Hope this helps
Wow this is fire
Thank you mate!
Thanks for another amazing video!
No problem! Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you! You have earned a new suscriber. You explain things very clearly.
Thanks for the sub!
Very good vid! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Good stuff...I really believe if a struggling golfer tries these exercises you will advance and understand your swing much better.
100%! Glad you enjoyed it
Great class!
Glad you think so!
I can usually hit each root on just the front 9..thanks for the demonstrations
I feel like we can all relate to that
Amazing detail
Thank you!
Good stuff, definitely going to use alignment stick drill
Go for it!
Since subscribing to your channel, mind you I'm a total newbie, I've gone from not completely terrible to not all that bad 😂 still got work to do but every tip has helped. Thanks
Thank you! Glad your game is turning around and you’re improving! Let’s change it from not all that bad to pretty good haha
Really helpful....😊
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks, Gill , for very good help. Rotation, rotation, my little problem is not easy, but I am working on it . I am in Canada , Gallaghers Canyon golf course you are in ? Thanks for your excellent videos
Hope this video helps! Haven’t heard of the course
giles, you have s great channel.
Thank you Steve!
Thanks it helps
Amazing!
With #2, it feels like the clubhead/hands doesn't seem as deep behind my head when I hinge more with the right wrist using the 2/3 -1/3 right-left hinge (i.e., it seems more of an upright/hands higher backswing)
Clubhead going deeper is caused by rotation & hand depth 👍🏻
When you swing the club your wrist hinge was minimal. I tried hinging my wrists early, it totally ruined my swing. My wrists don't hinge until the top of my backswing and only slightly like you did on your swing.
I have foot drop on my right foot, I'm a left handed golfer, so trying to get on my heel is next to impossible. I try and flare out my front foot which helps immensely for hip rotation for me. My rotation is minimal but I do hit the ball straight.
Flaring the foot will massively help with this
I fall back toward 7 or 8 o'clock with all long clubs. I can't seem to get thru the ball and it causes short, fading drives... frustrating!
There will be a root cause reason for that!
Hi do we have to lock the wrist for ball impact and getting the square club face? If we don't, the ball wull force the the club face open or loosen upon ball impact. Lastly, can I use the left foot to push to right foot downswing? I always let my left foot passive except supporting the weight durinh upswing. And right foot take over the weight shifting.
There’s no locking of anything. You’re gripping it tight at impact but definitely no locking. Both feet have to push in downswing
@@Gilesgillgolf thanks so much. I have been neglecting the left foot for whatever reason. I will give a try.
@@oceanyt8 good luck!
Press like so I can come back and to do a check up.
Thank you!
Arghhhhhhhhhhhh I am 71 and I can't do that! Boo Hoo
Watch my senior full swing guide. All your issues will be solved in that