Data driven validation of what Trevino was talking about all those years ago regarding wrist set - he said he never saw a great wedge players who could touch the clubhead with their trail hand at lead arm parallel. Great video, thanks for sharing.
This is such an eye opener - love these kind of videos. You are true communicators! I'm a true rock'n roller with a strong grip. Have to take this to the range. Thanks for sharing ⛳️
O.M.G. I'm 6'6" tall also and for years, I've had a lateral move that makes consistent impact challenging. I'll be watching this video a lot. Thanks so much for posting!!
Shout out to Adrian for sharing this- feels great as an amateur to be relating to a top pro. Although he seems to stripe it when making the changes being asked and us mortals will top and shank it during the lesson !
That was a great watch. It's amazing to watch the process of the diagnosis and then the drills and explanations to make the changes. Loads of information but so clearly explained.
Shit that's me! I've been struggling with a "lasso", hands make a huge shallowing move and I need to time everything. Better get to the range, thank you for the motivation!
One way I’ve helped others maintain right knee bend is put a headcover on the grip of a club, get low behind them and actually push their knee in gently as they swing. Don’t let them straighten it.
I’m 6,3 and have struggled with swaying for years in my swing, something i’ve worked on with my coach too similar to what the guys recommended for adrian! Quick question, my bad tendency now is to turn a little too much and rotate a bit too flat in the shoulders/pelvis and almost get too shallow/in to out… any advice to keep it on plane and maintain a decent attack angle?
I need to get in here for a lesson. I’m a +3. I tend to push off my lead leg the most. When ever I load properly I’m missing something. Because I then begin to hit heel shots and pulls.
Fantastic Video but I think you missed the most important training aid that would have gave Adrian a better visual and that is the the thing that is attached and hanging off his right hip Just watch the movement of this as he moves his hip back incorrectly vs correctly. Ferris wheel vs merry-go round. The other observation is how wide his feet are together. In my teaching to my students or I call my rule of thumb for irons is the closer we get to the green the narrower the stance, turning the lead foot out just a little to help with opening the lead hip without trying to force it and try to restrict how much the trail heel comes off the ground. Knowing the lower body is for power we need more accuracy and softness with shots into the green. I feel the greater the distance the feet are apart the more the lower body will be involved, the driving force of what you teach as loading and exploding. The two drills I use to get the feel and touch into the green is hitting shots with the two feet together drill and placing a wedge underneath the trail heel to feel a restriction of pushing off the trail side but feel a slight rotation of weight to the trail big toe. I greatly appreciate all your instruction and video's on every aspect of this great game. You have been such an inspiration and have taken my knowledge of the game and teaching to a much higher level. Thank you. Looking forward to your next video.
Interestingly….Phil Mickelson, who’s quite handy with a wedge in hand, does a lot of wrist hinging…but for most of us, removing that variable is probably a good idea!
Thank you so much for this video! I've struggled with the sway for as long as i can remember. For me when i'm at my worst i get no power into the ball with my woods and weak low hook flights. Doesn't matter how much force i try to create results in even worse results. For me, the way i've noticed the "feels" of the sway is that it "feels" like my right hip turns but my left hip/knee doesn't follow, or almost face more towards the target, the left leg just straightens and jerks since i have no room to create turn in the downswing. I've noticed that a motion that makes me feel like the left hip follows the motion of the right and gets me into a position where i feel like the left heel feels like it is more rewersed towards the target, and as i plant it i get so much twist/torque as i generate the downswing has the visuals of more turn. After watching this video i had to look into the hinge you focused on with Adrian and it instantly explained the whole picture for me. The motion of picking the club up outside and hinging for me gets balanced with the left hip feeling like it stays or "counter torque" to balance my motion and get me into a position like you said "helps me shallow". As soon as i did a swing where i was more chilled with the hinge it gave me the feel of my left hip swinging around more allowing me the "reversed plant". Thanks to you guys now i have a solid feel for how better turn feels for me vs sway and also a club centric picture of what motion of the hands/club allows the body a better motion. Thank you guys so much! Lets pray for longer drives! haha
Absolutely. I’m a 6’4” golfer with long legs and short torso. Craig Harmon at Oak Hill told me 30 years ago that can be the worst build for golf. Easy to sway and not fully turn. These guys are on to it
This is the best video I've seen from MyTPI, keep up the great content. Woo!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Man. How lucky are we as golfers to have access to content like this. I got onto these guys thru chasing scratch. They’re masters.
Great- appreciate TPI and Adrian giving this transparency 👍💪🏌🏿♂️😊
Data driven validation of what Trevino was talking about all those years ago regarding wrist set - he said he never saw a great wedge players who could touch the clubhead with their trail hand at lead arm parallel. Great video, thanks for sharing.
I need Dr. Rose for like 3 hours and I’m convinced he could fix my problems!
Give me this video of all the Titleist pros! I would watch every minute of all of them
His swing looks so much better and connected. Wow
Great teaching-- these guys are at a whole different level!!!!
Every time I watch one of these videos I think wow this is the best one yet. And it happened again. Awesome stuff
Thanks!
This is such an eye opener - love these kind of videos. You are true communicators! I'm a true rock'n roller with a strong grip. Have to take this to the range. Thanks for sharing ⛳️
O.M.G. I'm 6'6" tall also and for years, I've had a lateral move that makes consistent impact challenging. I'll be watching this video a lot. Thanks so much for posting!!
Love that! Highly recommend an assessment too!
@@MyTPI An assessment would be great but I'm in Australia.
@@Ecka63 if you’re in Melbourne I know a few TPI certified guys I can suggest
Some of the best golf content on the internet.
Shout out to Adrian for sharing this- feels great as an amateur to be relating to a top pro. Although he seems to stripe it when making the changes being asked and us mortals will top and shank it during the lesson !
Beautiful! This lesson was made for me! Makes so much sense
Fantastic content. Cheers to Adrian for the openness.
That was a great watch. It's amazing to watch the process of the diagnosis and then the drills and explanations to make the changes. Loads of information but so clearly explained.
Exciting great instructions and improvement. Elegance simplicity.
TPI looks magnificent
What an awesome video! Great job guys
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice tip on no sway just turn turn turn, also the set path for the backswing nice....
Enjoyed this thank for the content
Perfect bc I struggle with trail hip internal rotation and sway too!
Shit that's me! I've been struggling with a "lasso", hands make a huge shallowing move and I need to time everything. Better get to the range, thank you for the motivation!
Interesting to see Adrian cleaning the grooves on his wedges after every shot even for a range session.
One way I’ve helped others maintain right knee bend is put a headcover on the grip of a club, get low behind them and actually push their knee in gently as they swing. Don’t let them straighten it.
I’m 6,3 and have struggled with swaying for years in my swing, something i’ve worked on with my coach too similar to what the guys recommended for adrian! Quick question, my bad tendency now is to turn a little too much and rotate a bit too flat in the shoulders/pelvis and almost get too shallow/in to out… any advice to keep it on plane and maintain a decent attack angle?
thank you so much!
I need to get in here for a lesson. I’m a +3.
I tend to push off my lead leg the most. When ever I load properly I’m missing something. Because I then begin to hit heel shots and pulls.
I wish I could afford two weeks solid with these guys….
Great video! That coach just could be quiet and learn.
His swing is so handy at impact for that level 😮
Class 🤙🏼
Hey that’s me in the background at 18:33
Fantastic Video but I think you missed the most important training aid that would have gave Adrian a better visual and that is the the thing that is attached and hanging off his right hip Just watch the movement of this as he moves his hip back incorrectly vs correctly. Ferris wheel vs merry-go round. The other observation is how wide his feet are together. In my teaching to my students or I call my rule of thumb for irons is the closer we get to the green the narrower the stance, turning the lead foot out just a little to help with opening the lead hip without trying to force it and try to restrict how much the trail heel comes off the ground. Knowing the lower body is for power we need more accuracy and softness with shots into the green. I feel the greater the distance the feet are apart the more the lower body will be involved, the driving force of what you teach as loading and exploding. The two drills I use to get the feel and touch into the green is hitting shots with the two feet together drill and placing a wedge underneath the trail heel to feel a restriction of pushing off the trail side but feel a slight rotation of weight to the trail big toe. I greatly appreciate all your instruction and video's on every aspect of this great game. You have been such an inspiration and have taken my knowledge of the game and teaching to a much higher level. Thank you. Looking forward to your next video.
My buddy is 6’6” and he just got fitted for a 38.5” pw. Single length set.
Do you guys have places in western Canada for someone to go to to get assessed?
Interestingly….Phil Mickelson, who’s quite handy with a wedge in hand, does a lot of wrist hinging…but for most of us, removing that variable is probably a good idea!
At about the 34:04 mark Dave says "Shit! You're not even close..."
Thank you so much for this video! I've struggled with the sway for as long as i can remember. For me when i'm at my worst i get no power into the ball with my woods and weak low hook flights. Doesn't matter how much force i try to create results in even worse results.
For me, the way i've noticed the "feels" of the sway is that it "feels" like my right hip turns but my left hip/knee doesn't follow, or almost face more towards the target, the left leg just straightens and jerks since i have no room to create turn in the downswing. I've noticed that a motion that makes me feel like the left hip follows the motion of the right and gets me into a position where i feel like the left heel feels like it is more rewersed towards the target, and as i plant it i get so much twist/torque as i generate the downswing has the visuals of more turn.
After watching this video i had to look into the hinge you focused on with Adrian and it instantly explained the whole picture for me. The motion of picking the club up outside and hinging for me gets balanced with the left hip feeling like it stays or "counter torque" to balance my motion and get me into a position like you said "helps me shallow". As soon as i did a swing where i was more chilled with the hinge it gave me the feel of my left hip swinging around more allowing me the "reversed plant".
Thanks to you guys now i have a solid feel for how better turn feels for me vs sway and also a club centric picture of what motion of the hands/club allows the body a better motion.
Thank you guys so much!
Lets pray for longer drives! haha
Probably his 6 foot 6 body is part of the difficulty.
Absolutely. I’m a 6’4” golfer with long legs and short torso. Craig Harmon at Oak Hill told me 30 years ago that can be the worst build for golf. Easy to sway and not fully turn. These guys are on to it
@@jeffreycolvin9124 Agree - I'm 6'9" and built the same way. This was a great video to understand some of the tall guy dynamics.
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I think I have a fake turn
Would be a good idea to get a physical assessment to see if the body is part of the problem www.mytpi.com/experts
no talk about club face or swing plane. lol
you obviously didn't want the whole video!
Bad teacher. Key is elbow go back tiny bit and that bring hip turn more and hit from behind for stable hit