gogogolf4183 yes sir! This can help you hit it higher and farther. You just have to make the bottom of your swing more consistent. Just observe where the club head is hitting the ground in the downswing. You have to control the arc and bottom of the swing thanks again!
Right palm facing the sky ( or close to it ) at the top of the backswing achieves so many good results .( right wrist is cupped) Keeps elbows together , right elbow pointed to the ground and below the lead arm, left wrist is flat or slightly bowed , stops wrists over hinging , promotes left forearm rotation, keeps the club behind you ,and also helps in transition with shallowing the club , placing it in the slot . Just having that single feel at the top of the backswing ( right palm facing thy sky ) incorporates so many good things into the golf swing . End result - krispy kfc shots straight down the fairway .
Jess I am a senior golfer 13 handicap an Orthopaedic surgeon I have seen literally 100’s of golf instructional videos but this one by you about R arm is amazing the very first time I tried it I gained about 20 yards with every club and started hitting between 11 and 1 about 70 % of the time this is so easy. Thanks You have been a great help I hope I will go from 70% to at least 90% soon I am really enjoying my golf now and winning
Previously taught to not let right hand take over and played to mid to late 70s mostly once a week not hitting it full out but still getting back aches . Using stack and tilt and keeping right elbow tucked against body I can now use my right hand as hard as I like now smashing it at 66 years old with no back aches and hitting further than ever thanks very much.
Hi Jess Just love watching your lessons it has made me compress the ball much better.Could you please show us ball position for the irons v driver many thanks.
Jess could you please show the role of right arm & hand as you hit shots, and walk us thru how much power the left arm and left hand are contributing in downswing and impact? What is the proper grip for the right hand, so as not to start hooking shots when using right hand power? In the past whenever I have added right arm & right hand power I start hooking the ball. What am I doing wrong and how can I correct this to hit straight iron & driver shots with a lot more right hand power?
james kane thank you James! I appreciate you watching and commenting on my videos. Thank you for subscribing to my channel:) please share with your golfing friends:) Have a great weekend!
Loved this video lesson on the right arm position and watching how you took it back and then the position of the palm over the right shoulder and how you did it, will watch it and rewind to get it in this old crainium.
So nicely n explained simply awesome Thank You definitely seeing your videos has improved a lot making more pars now which seemed impossible now it is just a fact that i can make easy pars thanks a ton God bless you
This is great advice puts the right arm in the perfect position really works well with every club. The problem I'm having is the tilt does something in my lower left back when I try this swing can go out and shot low eighties with this swing but get a sore back the next day must be doing something wrong. You and your buddy Tom are my go to guys for this swing both of you guys are great . .
While i agree with you on the right arm role in your swing and many others, Bobby jone's swing was a left arm controlled swing that crossed the line. His free flowing hips had much to do with that and his arms weren't shortened like you show as he had one of the longest arcs in golf history which is why he reached a 605 yard par 5 in Minneapolis in 2, yes he made the eagle putt. Good video, just wanted to give an acknowledgement to a man that won 13 majors by age 28 then retired. What made jones great was he often went months between majors without touching a club. Thanks for your videos.
Michele Bellisari - Realtor & Lifestyle Blogger thank you Michele! I appreciate you watching:) Let me know how I can help you with your game. What tip or live stream would you like to see?
I’m honestly in shock right now. I’ve been fighting with slices and chunks for the past 5 years. Bending the right wrist just added 25 yards to my shots and I’m hitting draws down the middle! Thank you!
Hello Jess, I have been watching you and Tom Saguto this year and converted to Stack and Tilt. for the first month, I was hitting the golf ball like I have never done. I was drawing the ball and was hitting my 7 iron over 160. then I completely lost the swing again. I am wondering if you can send me a link to where you will be holding a real camp. I would love to attend and get real instructions as to what I am doing wrong. I HAD IT!!! I was loving golf again, but completely lost it. only on the Irons. I can still hit my woods like never before. I thank you for your videos
Does the right arm play the same role when hitting driver? Great detail with the irons in the video. Would love to see it on video for driver also. Thanks
Jess, I discovered your channel and really like how you deliver S and T information, so I subscribed. One thing that is elusive to me in the S and T swing explanation is the concept of extension. You discuss it regarding the right arm in this video, but I believe there is body extension in both the backswing and downswing. Can you concisely explain? Really enjoy your videos and clarity. Thank you.
Charles Gallagher thank you so much for subscribing and your question. Extension is a function of letting your right shoulder retract in the backswing and almost feel like you are standing up because of the tilting and 3 dimensional movements of your body. Extending, tilting and turning. By extending tilting and turning your head stays still and your body stays centered. Yes, the body extends in both the backswing and downswing. The left shoulder retracts in the downswing. There are also neck tilts that help extension as well. I highly recommend getting the stack and tilt 2.0 videos for super in depth detail. Hope this helps and thank you again!
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRaton Jess, Thanks for that descriptive explanation, much appreciated. I will look out for that video. Really enjoy your simple movement based approach to teaching.
Thank you Charles! Means a lot since my course has been closed for the last month I am dedicating myself to putting out content to help golfers across the world
Jess when you make reference to a karate hit or punch , it makes me think that the target is the ball. The club and ball is like a bow and arrow. I think that schools stopped using analogies. Why be surprised, they also stopped using writing. I know you mean to imply hitting through the ball not at it.
Jess, great video, please give more stress on straightening the left leg at the top of the swing for the right arm to fall into the slot automatically.
This is very interesting Jess. In just simulating my swing, it appears my right hand at the top is palm facing forward (ie. facing in front of my chest) and not palm up to the sky. Would not the same thing happen (palm up) by rolling the wrists open on the backswing? Btw... I'm 60 and not as flexible as I was when I was younger. Steve
Great video... so in the S and T system.... do we slide the hips or turn the hips quickly??? I hear often comparisons of baseball and the golf swing. I tried something once.... and seemed to hit drives not bad... imagine Reggie Jackson...Mr. October.... in his home runs, his body leaned back and big hip turn and straight left leg... left leg leaning back kind of .... your thoughts?
Hey Steve! Thank you so much for watching and commenting on my video! There are so many similarities between body movements in baseball and golf. That's why you see so many good golfers who played professional baseball. If you look at the long drivers in golf Jamie Sadlowski his lower center still moves forward towards the target. Golf is also played on a tilted angle with angled golf clubs. Often golfers come to me who are former baseball players and struggle with the slice because their hands, wrists and arms work differently in golf than baseball. Hope this helps!
Extend the left leg, extend the left leg, all this time I thought at the beginning of the downswing I was supposed to bring my right kneecap to my left leg as fast as possible. Now confused 😐! I just tried some practice swings your way extending the left leg it makes perfect sense thank you!!
Jess Frank Golf Academy I can’t tell you how many instructional videos I watched over the years but you’re my go to guy right now, you make perfect sense in everything that you explain, awesome job thank you so much!!!!!!!
All good points does the left shoulder turn left before impact to offset the club’s open face or to square up the face for impact or what’s happening at impact and a few feet past bill Mildura Australia
I appreciated the video as the right arm as been something I’ve been studying and working on. It would be incredibly helpful to show the down swing SLOWLY and in the camera’s screen so that we can see the action of the right arm and whole club within the whole downswing. When you show the punch, the hand is different than what you show the punch with a club. You also do it quickly so it is almost impossible to see the motion. Assuming the hand is in the correct position at the top, I would like to see, with a club, the total downswing emphasizing the right arm punch and extending the club through the shot. The current camera angle cuts off half the stuff you’re showing and the speed of the actual action makes it difficult to follow without guessing what you’re doing. Slower and seeing more would be helpful. Thanks.
Thank you so much for your detailed response to my video:) Glad it clicked for you. I will do another right arm video because i feel the roll of the right arm is crucial:)
I just found your channel, Jess. I’m a little frustrated that you don’t go through the whole golf swing, or at least I haven’t found one of your videos to do so. I want to know every facet of the golf swing with stack and tilt. I want to know how to hit irons and hybrids and fairway woods and the driver and how far to stand away from the ball, the ball position, the backswing, contact position and follow through. If you could go through all these in one video, I would really appreciate it. I have OK ability to hit the irons with stack and tilt but I’m finding much difficulty doing so with hybrids, fairway woods and, especially, the driver. Please help!
Hey David thank you so much for watching and commenting and subscribing to my channel. I believe I have done the 10 words of extending tilting and turning but will make a new video for you soon explaining the complete stack and tilt swing. I also highly recommend the stack and tilt 2.0 videos sold on the stack and tilt website to gain more clarity from Andy and Mike. But I will make another video bringing clarity. I also offer online golf lessons on my website www.jessfrankgolf.com. Thanks again!
And please, please go over how to hit hybrids, fairway woods and driver because I am struggling with that. Also, would you pay particular attention and do a video regarding transfer of momentum to contact, contact hand position and extension in the follow through. I’m having trouble with that, too. Bear in mind I am 68 years old and have tremendously reduce flexibility. Thanks, Jess!
@@davidfieler7480 Hey David, Thank you sir and yes i will produce videos on what you are asking about. I just produced a driver video. I will do hybrid and fairway woods. Transfering momentum is a favorite subject of mine. Thank you again!
If the driver video you say you just did is the one I just saw, it was completely lacking in a complete instruction on hitting the driver. It was not very informative at all. I find it so hard to transfer the weight, when the majority of pressure/weight is already on your front leg on the backswing, and then you have to transfer more weight on the left side on the follow-through. It’s hard to get momentum like you can from trail side to left side on traditional swing. I can handle it better for short clubs, but it’s extremely difficult for the longer clubs, especially the driver.
@@davidfieler7480 Hey David, thank you for your feedback. The confusing part of transfering your weight is you extend, tilt and turn in your backswing. You are not leaving your weight all on your front foot You are staying centered and turning your shoulders on a tilted circle. Your pressure goes into your trail leg on the backswing. Even Tiger says he feels stacked in the centered in a recent Golf Magazine article. He is not swaying off the ball in the backswing. I feel the misconception of stack and tilt is keeping your weight forward throughout the entire swing. If you can unweight your front foot and make solid contact then feel a little weight transfer into your trail leg. There is nothing wrong with feeling the weight go into your trail heel. I am not a fan of staying in flexion with your chest to the ground in the backswing. Hope this answers your questions. My goal for the channel is to shine light on a terrific system that helped my game and can help golfers improve their games. Please keep watching as I will continue to evolve and improve my videos to help golfers around the world:) So thank you!
Great stuff. As an old bloke how important is it 2 keep left arm straight on the backswing. I cant. What exactly is the left arm s purpose? Guiding, I think, the swing
Look at Jess’ YT vid on Senior Golfers with Eric Cogorno where backswing features an extension as well as the turn. Great material which should explain and help you a lot!
Thank you Jess for a great lesson. I am a 20 handicap who picks up all my strokes around the green from 100 yards and closer. Can you please do a couple lessons on pitching and chipping. Joe K. Bluffton , SC
@@charlesalkire4078 The upper arms should be attached to the chest. The towel drill under the arms keeps you connected. Then the arms hang down in front of you.
Again, THE KISS METHOD TO THE NTH DEGREE!! Keep it simple stupid has never been raised to such an art form in golf instruction.. You almost don't have to think about raising the right palm to the sky if it's there to begin with!! More great info that puts the club and body in a position to explode. Keep up the great 👍 videos.
Not really related to this video but… You say the most important fundamental is contact. I saw a video of Andy Plummer hitting 17 balls on a line and he never hit behind the line. Let’s see you do this and how can I find the same bottom to my swing.
Something I don't understand about this. On the backswing video you say the clubface always face the ball & we should not turn the wrists so the club face faces the sky. Now you tell us at the top of the backswing the clubface & right palm should face the sky ????? - Am I missing something her ?... because to me the comments are very conflicting and confusing. I'm almost a convert to S & T but the conflicting information is concerning.
Good stuff. I would like to see you and all instructors spend less time demonstrating the faulty moves and more time reinforcing the correct moves. We all have the bad moves down pat. Its changing our habits and moves to the correct way. For example i get across the line yet was a scratch golfer but struggled with consistency. Years of ingraining how my right hand moves at top of my swing f###s up my ballstriking. Its great how you point out how that gets into a poor position snd at end of video you did well to help ingrain proper feels and moves to get right hand working as the power hammer instead of working as a power loss swing saboteur . Thx
No problem quite understood Jess.all we need is for the golf courses and range to open I'm so fed up with these lockdowns and all the lies about the so called Covid19 pandemic
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I'm 66 years old, can this work for me, tried a couple of swings and still topping the ball. Love the concept if it will work for me.
gogogolf4183 yes sir! This can help you hit it higher and farther. You just have to make the bottom of your swing more consistent. Just observe where the club head is hitting the ground in the downswing. You have to control the arc and bottom of the swing thanks again!
Thanks Jess, going to work on it, tired of my buddies telling me how to play. Keep your head down, more rotation etc.
Thanks
@@gogogolf4183 Yeah less rotation more tilt. You also have to make sure your arms are not bending through impact.
I am 62. It has saved my game
Thank you . Best lesson ever
Yes sir!
Right palm facing the sky ( or close to it ) at the top of the backswing achieves so many good results .( right wrist is cupped) Keeps elbows together , right elbow pointed to the ground and below the lead arm, left wrist is flat or slightly bowed , stops wrists over hinging , promotes left forearm rotation, keeps the club behind you ,and also helps in transition with shallowing the club , placing it in the slot . Just having that single feel at the top of the backswing ( right palm facing thy sky ) incorporates so many good things into the golf swing .
End result - krispy kfc shots straight down the fairway .
Awesome Tommy love to hear it! Thank you for watching my video!!!!
Jess I am a senior golfer 13 handicap an Orthopaedic surgeon I have seen literally 100’s of golf instructional videos but this one by you about R arm is amazing the very first time I tried it I gained about 20 yards with every club and started hitting between 11 and 1 about 70 % of the time this is so easy. Thanks You have been a great help I hope I will go from 70% to at least 90% soon I am really enjoying my golf now and winning
Fantastic sir!!! Thank you so much for watching! So happy this is helping you!
Shot 86 on RTJ Judge course today. Prattville, Alabama
I need this punch. Bowling drills helped.
Fantastic Rodney! Great to hear!
Previously taught to not let right hand take over and played to mid to late 70s mostly once a week not hitting it full out but still getting back aches . Using stack and tilt and keeping right elbow tucked against body I can now use my right hand as hard as I like now smashing it at 66 years old with no back aches and hitting further than ever thanks very much.
Fantastic Terry!
Some good strategic advice! Now to execute!!!!
Thank
You!!
You have a phenomenal way of teaching the golf game. Thank you for your valuable time 👏.
Thank you Simon I appreciate it!
love this.. will start to practice it right away through the winter..
Excellent Kennion!!!
Excellent advice
Thank you Mark!!
Hi Jess Just love watching your lessons it has made me compress the ball much better.Could you please show us ball position for the irons v driver many thanks.
It's the same for the driver and irons:) Thank you for watching!
One of your best tips , I am playing way way better because of your teaching
Fantastic thank you Ahmad!
One question please: once the the backswing is complete, do you bring the “ punch” to the back of the ball immediately or you shift first .
Thanks
very simple and straight forward thank you
Excellent video.
Thank
You!
At last a lesson that has an immediate benefit. Thanks.
Thank you Walter !
Great tips Mr. Franks
Thank you Conrad!
Excellent. Explains the role of the right arm in outstanding way,Congratulations from Austria
Kurt
Thank
You!
Thank you. This is awesome!
Welcome Cindy!
Best one yet Jess,works a treat many thanks.
You got it Leslie! Thank you for watching!
Jess could you please show the role of right arm & hand as you hit shots, and walk us thru how much power the left arm and left hand are contributing in downswing and impact?
What is the proper grip for the right hand, so as not to start hooking shots when using right hand power? In the past whenever I have added right arm & right hand power I start hooking the ball. What am I doing wrong and how can I correct this to hit straight iron & driver shots with a lot more right hand power?
Wow....gotta try this at the range tomorrow!
Please do! Thanks Steve!
Great explanation. Easy to understand and easy to follow. Thank you.
Thank you so much!
Great video Jess.
Thank you Ron!
First class explanation of the backswing
james kane thank you James! I appreciate you watching and commenting on my videos. Thank you for subscribing to my channel:) please share with your golfing friends:) Have a great weekend!
Jess your stack and tilt lessons have added 20-30 yards to my irons and I am making much more consistent contact. Love the lessons.
Fantastic Paul! Love to hear it!!
Thank you!
Welcome George!
Loved this video lesson on the right arm position and watching how you took it back and then the position of the palm over the right shoulder and how you did it, will watch it and rewind to get it in this old crainium.
Thank you Dave!!!! Apppreciate the thoughtful and kind comments!
So nicely n explained simply awesome Thank You definitely seeing your videos has improved a lot making more pars now which seemed impossible now it is just a fact that i can make easy pars thanks a ton God bless you
Thank you so much!
Thanks,that was a good one .
Glad you enjoyed it David! Thank you !
Tried my 8 iron , it went 160mtrs. Great tips for all levels of golf. Can’t wait to share it with my daughter. Thanks Jess.
Awesome thank you so much Rid!!!!
Second time I watched this video clip Jess keep them coming
Thank you sir!
This is so interesting playing golf tomorrow will be working on this for sure
Thanks James let me know how it goes!
How about bunker shot lesson of between 15-25 yards or even fairway bunkers Jess?
This is great advice puts the right arm in the perfect position really works well with every club. The problem I'm having is the tilt does something in my lower left back when I try this swing can go out and shot low eighties with this swing but get a sore back the next day must be doing something wrong. You and your buddy Tom are my go to guys for this swing both of you guys are great .
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Hey Roy you may be tilting too much. Glad to hear you are finding success:)
So good!! Thanks Jess
Thank you Ian!
While i agree with you on the right arm role in your swing and many others, Bobby jone's swing was a left arm controlled swing that crossed the line. His free flowing hips had much to do with that and his arms weren't shortened like you show as he had one of the longest arcs in golf history which is why he reached a 605 yard par 5 in Minneapolis in 2, yes he made the eagle putt. Good video, just wanted to give an acknowledgement to a man that won 13 majors by age 28 then retired. What made jones great was he often went months between majors without touching a club. Thanks for your videos.
Love all your golf tips and “lives” ⛳️
Michele Bellisari - Realtor & Lifestyle Blogger thank you Michele! I appreciate you watching:) Let me know how I can help you with your game. What tip or live stream would you like to see?
Well explained
Marijan Manuel thank you for watching and subscribing!
How about a video on the follow through both arms extended to follow through position. What do the left and right arms do?
I Jess. Good video. Starting with the right elbow tucked...is this for every golf shot?
Yes sir!!
I’m honestly in shock right now. I’ve been fighting with slices and chunks for the past 5 years. Bending the right wrist just added 25 yards to my shots and I’m hitting draws down the middle! Thank you!
Phenomenal love to hear it!
Thank you for all your phenomenal way of teaching the golf swing. I'm staying right here Jess. Thank you for your valuable time👏
Hello Jess, I have been watching you and Tom Saguto this year and converted to Stack and Tilt. for the first month, I was hitting the golf ball like I have never done. I was drawing the ball and was hitting my 7 iron over 160. then I completely lost the swing again. I am wondering if you can send me a link to where you will be holding a real camp. I would love to attend and get real instructions as to what I am doing wrong. I HAD IT!!! I was loving golf again, but completely lost it. only on the Irons. I can still hit my woods like never before. I thank you for your videos
Awesome Jae! I am available for in-person lessons or online lessons. Thanks!
Thanks 4 the video great instruction. Any tips on not hooking the ball?
Yes! And thank you! Keep the knuckles up on your left hand in the follow through
Does the right arm play the same role when hitting driver? Great detail with the irons in the video. Would love to see it on video for driver also.
Thanks
Hey Pat! Thank you for watching and commenting. The right arm is crucial in every shot you hit. So yes! The driver for sure!
Jess,
I discovered your channel and really like how you deliver S and T information, so I subscribed. One thing that is elusive to me in the S and T swing explanation is the concept of extension. You discuss it regarding the right arm in this video, but I believe there is body extension in both the backswing and downswing. Can you concisely explain?
Really enjoy your videos and clarity.
Thank you.
Charles Gallagher thank you so much for subscribing and your question. Extension is a function of letting your right shoulder retract in the backswing and almost feel like you are standing up because of the tilting and 3 dimensional movements of your body. Extending, tilting and turning. By extending tilting and turning your head stays still and your body stays centered. Yes, the body extends in both the backswing and downswing. The left shoulder retracts in the downswing. There are also neck tilts that help extension as well. I highly recommend getting the stack and tilt 2.0 videos for super in depth detail. Hope this helps and thank you again!
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRaton Jess,
Thanks for that descriptive explanation, much appreciated. I will look out for that video. Really enjoy your simple movement based approach to teaching.
Thank you Charles! Means a lot since my course has been closed for the last month I am dedicating myself to putting out content to help golfers across the world
Jess when you make reference to a karate hit or punch , it makes me think that the target is the ball. The club and ball is like a bow and arrow. I think that schools stopped using analogies. Why be surprised, they also stopped using writing. I know you mean to imply hitting through the ball not at it.
Jess, great video, please give more stress on straightening the left leg at the top of the swing for the right arm to fall into the slot automatically.
Left leg straight at top???
This is very interesting Jess. In just simulating my swing, it appears my right hand at the top is palm facing forward (ie. facing in front of my chest) and not palm up to the sky. Would not the same thing happen (palm up) by rolling the wrists open on the backswing? Btw... I'm 60 and not as flexible as I was when I was younger. Steve
You have to becareful about rolling the wrists in the backswing it can open the club face
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Great video... so in the S and T system.... do we slide the hips or turn the hips quickly??? I hear often comparisons of baseball and the golf swing. I tried something once.... and seemed to hit drives not bad... imagine Reggie Jackson...Mr. October.... in his home runs, his body leaned back and big hip turn and straight left leg... left leg leaning back kind of .... your thoughts?
Hey Steve! Thank you so much for watching and commenting on my video! There are so many similarities between body movements in baseball and golf. That's why you see so many good golfers who played professional baseball. If you look at the long drivers in golf Jamie Sadlowski his lower center still moves forward towards the target. Golf is also played on a tilted angle with angled golf clubs. Often golfers come to me who are former baseball players and struggle with the slice because their hands, wrists and arms work differently in golf than baseball. Hope this helps!
Great 👍
Thanks Tim!!!!
Extend the left leg, extend the left leg, all this time I thought at the beginning of the downswing I was supposed to bring my right kneecap to my left leg as fast as possible. Now confused 😐! I just tried some practice swings your way extending the left leg it makes perfect sense thank you!!
Excellent Bill! Glad I could help:)
Jess Frank Golf Academy I can’t tell you how many instructional videos I watched over the years but you’re my go to guy right now, you make perfect sense in everything that you explain, awesome job thank you so much!!!!!!!
Bill Hill thank you sir!!!! Appreciate the kind comments!
All good points does the left shoulder turn left before impact to offset the club’s open face or to square up the face for impact or what’s happening at impact and a few feet past bill Mildura Australia
Hey William thanks for watching and commenting! The hips open before impact but the shoulders stay square to the target line. Hope this helps:)
Jess Frank Golf Academy yes will do so at the range
Love this tip ever since I started applying stack and tilt my hcp has dropped and am breaking 80 almost everytime I have played thanks Jess..
Awesome Ali!!!
I appreciated the video as the right arm as been something I’ve been studying and working on. It would be incredibly helpful to show the down swing SLOWLY and in the camera’s screen so that we can see the action of the right arm and whole club within the whole downswing. When you show the punch, the hand is different than what you show the punch with a club. You also do it quickly so it is almost impossible to see the motion. Assuming the hand is in the correct position at the top, I would like to see, with a club, the total downswing emphasizing the right arm punch and extending the club through the shot. The current camera angle cuts off half the stuff you’re showing and the speed of the actual action makes it difficult to follow without guessing what you’re doing. Slower and seeing more would be helpful. Thanks.
Thank you so much for your detailed response to my video:) Glad it clicked for you. I will do another right arm video because i feel the roll of the right arm is crucial:)
Very cool
Thank you Steve!
Is there a drill to help me keep my left are straight?
I just found your channel, Jess. I’m a little frustrated that you don’t go through the whole golf swing, or at least I haven’t found one of your videos to do so. I want to know every facet of the golf swing with stack and tilt. I want to know how to hit irons and hybrids and fairway woods and the driver and how far to stand away from the ball, the ball position, the backswing, contact position and follow through. If you could go through all these in one video, I would really appreciate it. I have OK ability to hit the irons with stack and tilt but I’m finding much difficulty doing so with hybrids, fairway woods and, especially, the driver. Please help!
Hey David thank you so much for watching and commenting and subscribing to my channel. I believe I have done the 10 words of extending tilting and turning but will make a new video for you soon explaining the complete stack and tilt swing. I also highly recommend the stack and tilt 2.0 videos sold on the stack and tilt website to gain more clarity from Andy and Mike. But I will make another video bringing clarity. I also offer online golf lessons on my website www.jessfrankgolf.com. Thanks again!
And please, please go over how to hit hybrids, fairway woods and driver because I am struggling with that. Also, would you pay particular attention and do a video regarding transfer of momentum to contact, contact hand position and extension in the follow through. I’m having trouble with that, too. Bear in mind I am 68 years old and have tremendously reduce flexibility. Thanks, Jess!
@@davidfieler7480 Hey David, Thank you sir and yes i will produce videos on what you are asking about. I just produced a driver video. I will do hybrid and fairway woods. Transfering momentum is a favorite subject of mine. Thank you again!
If the driver video you say you just did is the one I just saw, it was completely lacking in a complete instruction on hitting the driver. It was not very informative at all. I find it so hard to transfer the weight, when the majority of pressure/weight is already on your front leg on the backswing, and then you have to transfer more weight on the left side on the follow-through. It’s hard to get momentum like you can from trail side to left side on traditional swing. I can handle it better for short clubs, but it’s extremely difficult for the longer clubs, especially the driver.
@@davidfieler7480 Hey David, thank you for your feedback. The confusing part of transfering your weight is you extend, tilt and turn in your backswing. You are not leaving your weight all on your front foot You are staying centered and turning your shoulders on a tilted circle. Your pressure goes into your trail leg on the backswing. Even Tiger says he feels stacked in the centered in a recent Golf Magazine article. He is not swaying off the ball in the backswing. I feel the misconception of stack and tilt is keeping your weight forward throughout the entire swing. If you can unweight your front foot and make solid contact then feel a little weight transfer into your trail leg. There is nothing wrong with feeling the weight go into your trail heel. I am not a fan of staying in flexion with your chest to the ground in the backswing. Hope this answers your questions. My goal for the channel is to shine light on a terrific system that helped my game and can help golfers improve their games. Please keep watching as I will continue to evolve and improve my videos to help golfers around the world:) So thank you!
Great stuff. As an old bloke how important is it 2 keep left arm straight on the backswing. I cant. What exactly is the left arm s purpose? Guiding, I think, the swing
Thank you George! Both the left and right arm have their roles in the swing :)
Look at Jess’ YT vid on Senior Golfers with Eric Cogorno where backswing features an extension as well as the turn. Great material which should explain and help you a lot!
Putting video sometime
Yes sir Dale!
Thank you Jess for a great lesson. I am a 20 handicap who picks up all my strokes around the green from 100 yards and closer. Can you please do a couple lessons on pitching and chipping.
Joe K. Bluffton , SC
Joe Krygiel will do Joe and thanks for subscribing!
The missing link!
Yes sir!!!
I am 83 and are trying stack and tilt for the first time. How close is the club to the body?
Chuck
You need width in your swing by keeping your arms straight. Is that what you mean?
I mean in the initial set up
Chuck 83
@@charlesalkire4078 The upper arms should be attached to the chest. The towel drill under the arms keeps you connected. Then the arms hang down in front of you.
You just described me
What happened?
Again, THE KISS METHOD TO THE NTH DEGREE!! Keep it simple stupid has never been raised to such an art form in golf instruction.. You almost don't have to think about raising the right palm to the sky if it's there to begin with!! More great info that puts the club and body in a position to explode. Keep up the great 👍 videos.
Thank you Donald!!!
Not really related to this video but… You say the most important fundamental is contact. I saw a video of Andy Plummer hitting 17 balls on a line and he never hit behind the line. Let’s see you do this and how can I find the same bottom to my swing.
Hey Kevin great idea! But it was Mike Not Andy lol.
Oh wait p3 p8 swings might help me
Something I don't understand about this. On the backswing video you say the clubface always face the ball & we should not turn the wrists so the club face faces the sky. Now you tell us at the top of the backswing the clubface & right palm should face the sky ????? - Am I missing something her ?... because to me the comments are very conflicting and confusing. I'm almost a convert to S & T but the conflicting information is concerning.
Good stuff. I would like to see you and all instructors spend less time demonstrating the faulty moves and more time reinforcing the correct moves. We all have the bad moves down pat. Its changing our habits and moves to the correct way. For example i get across the line yet was a scratch golfer but struggled with consistency. Years of ingraining how my right hand moves at top of my swing f###s up my ballstriking. Its great how you point out how that gets into a poor position snd at end of video you did well to help ingrain proper feels and moves to get right hand working as the power hammer instead of working as a power loss swing saboteur . Thx
Thank you for the feedback Brian! Appreciate you watching and commenting on the video!
If we don’t know what we’re doing wrong how can we fix it
No problem quite understood Jess.all we need is for the golf courses and range to open
I'm so fed up with these lockdowns and all the lies about the so called Covid19 pandemic
It felt weird at first but it works lol..
LOL! Usually change feels a little weird and then become more comfortable as you have a bunch of reps. Glad its helping!
03:39: “From here i can go ahead and extend my left arm”. Yip you are clueless aren’t you🤣🤣
Good luck with your game maybe this isn’t the channel for you! But I wish you all the best!
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRaton and best of luck to you too in your attempt to tell your right arm apart from your left arm🤣🤣
Too much emphasis on what you may do wrong..
Great video Jess
Thank you Ron!