Most Golfers Get This Move WRONG!
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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In this comprehensive golf instruction video, learn the essential technique of how to hinge the golf club for a powerful and accurate swing. I'll walk you through step-by-step instructions and drills to improve your golf swing and take your game to the next level. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced golfer looking to refine your skills, mastering the hinge is crucial. Watch now and start seeing immediate results on the course!"
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Porzak is 100% right in his beliefs. Absolutely fantastic. No one can argue with him about creating a solid, repeteable swing. Forget theories, angles and magic tricks. Stick with him and forget all the garbages that others try to impose to you. The man is really a genius and deserves all respect.
Yes and if you look at all the PGA they all do what he is trying to teach to everyone of us
Just saying thanks for all your time invested in helping us at golf. I wish you all the success, Coach P!
I appreciate that! Thank you for joining us!
What Mike Malaska has said for years, earlier set saves problems later in the swing
Adam is the best golf instructor out right now
I firmly believe that Adam is the best coach in the game. Anyone who has the opportunity to have Adam coach him/her on a regular & ongoing basis is someone who has hit the proverbial lottery.
Only Golf RUclipsr instructor I get excited about when I get a notification 🔔 🥰
to have had this kind of instruction when I first picked up a club in 1978. Oh my. What a resource this channel is just outstanding thank you
this is the most frustrating part of the golf swing for me. It is such an awkward movement to think about at the same time as turning the body. is there a swing thought for this?
Love this explanation on wrist hinge..... do you have a tip on the wrist hinge with a driver and keeping the elbows working together also?
The biggest mistake in the backswing is starting too fast. Just imagine there is a chain or rope connecting club head to grip and use a pace in the takeaway that will keep rope pulled straight. The rope goes slack if you try to lift and steer the club with the wrists, the lead elbow bends and swings the club head mass on an INEFFICIENT path.
An efficient swing is one where the kinetic energy generated by accelerating the arm and club head masses do all the work.
Think about what has more mass, the club head or lead arm? At address its the arm but as the club head increases in velocity its force increases with square of velocity V^2 and can start pulling the lead arm mass out from the path it would swing on if not holding the club. One can generate a lot of power swinging a club with just the lead arm but not much accuracy. The accuracy comes from the leverage created by folding the trail arm elbow down to control the path of club head and lead arm mass!
Connection of lead arm to body at the armpit and proper use of the Vardon grip are essential for maintaining a consistent and rigid arm triable and getting the trail arm to fold consistently to create the same leverage a food server uses to lift a tray over shoulder and control it effortless. Learn to keep the slack out of the rope and lift the tray over the trails shoulder and you will have more consistent ball striking.
Ive been strictly using Adam’s drills and thought process. I started last season at a 28. Less than a year later I’m 15 with an 82 tossed in for good measure. Thank you Adam!
I am 77 and have been trying this and trying that for years. Started watching Porzak 3 or 4 months ago. I now feel that I am on a path and have the direction to make a difference. My thanks. WR
I find when I intentionally hinge like that it makes my arms buckle at the top. The club momentum folds it as it's already at max hinge.
This is my exact experience as well. Hopefully Adam sees this and can help with a way to mitigate this.
I'm not a golf instructor so take it for what it's worth. For a right playing the right arm should fold and get close to the body. The left arm not so much. If new to this hinch it will take some time to get stretched in your right arm. Also don't go too far into the backswing, since it might make your upper body sway. The coiling spring body turn was an unfortunate concept that should be torn out of the book.
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@@xcvbxcvb2179 is there a video or a thing on this? I want to look into it. Thanks!
Intentionally hinging while pushing down with my palms helps keep my “triangle”. It also shortened my backswing and gave me a more full (fuller) shoulder turn. This has helped me find that simple smooth backswing and I have been SMASHING it! I feel like I’m only picking the club head up with the hinge and everything else just follows into place…….just DO NOT CHIP this way!!
I learn so much from your and Mikes videos.
This was my focus today and my ball striking was so much more consistent and made the swing so much easier. I didn’t have to worry about getting to p2 and p3 it was automatic.
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Another short, to the point tips video - awesome 👍
Jack Nicklaus didn’t do this he let the clubs momentum set his wrists
Million ways to swing a club. These pros are hitting a lot more balls than amateurs. He’s simply trying to create the simplest most efficient swing in my eyes. I love Porzak’s brand of swing!
I'm 71 and started with David Leadbetter 40 years ago: he ruined me!
No one comes near this guy.
I'm down to Single figures.
Thank You.
Grateful Aussie.
you answered my question at 5.35...because Xander Schauffele doesn't create this angle, his swing to the top is so similar to your students initial swing....
Hey Porzak Golf, I just watched your video and I must say that it was really informative and well-made.
I was wondering if I could help you edit your videos and repurpose your long videos into highly engaging shorts? I can also make high CTR thumbnails for your channel
Scottie Sheffler has no hinge on his back swing.
Obviously he's doing it wrong 😅
I had the privilege of working with Adam a couple of times, one of the most genuine guys I've ever met, and easily the best instructional golf videos on RUclips. Thanks, Porzak Golf.
When this is done right the ball flight and accuracy is marvelous
However this requires practice
Hi, I am working on the wrist hinge and putting downward pressure on the club like you teach which is great. However at the moment doing this and getting that 45 degree hinge and putting pressure downward on the takeaway I feel this is a very conscious move. When I go to the course I am trying to not think about the mechanics of the swing and trust my swing as I get tense thinking too much and trying to relax more. Will there be a point where this takeaway technique becomes second nature and I won’t have to think of it when I go to the course? Should the hinge just hinge naturally in the backswing anyway? Thanks
If you're not watching these over and over, you should be. 👍
Hi Adam, do you have any advice on how to deliver less shaft lean at impact? I’ve been told I have a lower ball flight due to excessive shaft lean at impact. Never thought that would be a problem! Thanks in advance for all your effort in your videos 🙏
Adam, I just wanted to drop you a comment to thank you for your excellent instructional videos. At 66 it has been a tough journey back to the game after a 15 year layoff. Your video instruction made me realize why my iron game was so inconsistent. I now understand what keeping the arms in front of the chest means. I am finding the middle of the club face, gained 5 yards with what feels like an effortless swing. Keep up the great work and I hope to see some of those young guns you train on the tour some day. Thanks again…
Interesting! I feel like my right thumb and trigger finger cause me all kinds of trouble.
How are you actually turning? With the left shoulder only? Thats what starts the swing?
I could not hinge the club high enough,I think my left thumb was on top of club too much if I turned it a little to right side of club I increased hinge to the amount you were talking about could it be that easy.
Same with woods? (80-90 degrees more early in the swing)
When your hands are waist high, the club has to be set so that the shaft is parallel to your shoulder plane.
do i need hinge my wrist immediately when i'm starting body turn?
There isn’t a better RUclips golf instructor out there.
Theragun on those forearms works wonders
I can't get the video to play.
Hi. I’m a 16 hc and implemented your hip bump, rotate and keeping the handle facing down the line of the ball. I’ve hit all my clubs straighter and longer. I hit my 9 iron about 20 meters over the green on a par 3! Thank you. 😊
Good stuff!!
You mentioned golfers elbow. What about on the lead elbow? It would really help me
If dealing with pain in the lead arm, the same methods apply. You want to make sure you use the lacrosse ball to loosen up the muscle. On off days, you will need to strengthen the muscles that attach to the elbow.
Maybe a video about how best to strengthen those muscles for young, and senior golfers would be amazing. Pain for avid golfers especially for seniors is a massive issue
That is a great recommendation! But in the mean time, I’m sure there are a bunch of videos on RUclips that touch upon this subject!
Thanks for the recco. Already found something that makes anitomcal sense ❤
Look for videos with "Tyler Twist" exercises with a TheraBand bar. Elbow braces work pretty good as well.
This right here is the gem amongst all golf videos. I worked on this concept today thumbs up and honestly say I shot 77. This is the only video I’m going to watch over and over again. Lol you guys rock…Porzak golf let’s go!!!!
AWESOME JOB!!📈
Hi Adam from Australia! Does the hinge method apply to the longer clubs, e.g., driver? Thanks and keep up the great content!
Yes
Adam, how does wrist hinge work with the driver? Should there be one? Is it still 50/50 like you talk about for the irons?
Did you even watch the video? He answers all of these questions in the video.
Man I've been fighting golfers elbow. Gotta look into this ball technique.
Do you sleep with your elbow bent? Sleeping with your arms straight can make a huge difference and eliminate this issue.
Does the hinge work with the longer clubs?
It is the same for every club.
same with driver?
Yessir!
I’m a new golfer, I started last summer basically shanking everything straight right, struggling to get the ball into the air, endangering the entire driving range. I didn’t make much progress the entire summer, I started getting the ball in the air occasionally, but it was a massive slice. After the warm weather went away I spent all winter inside my house just practicing my swing and doing a bunch of drills that I seen on this RUclips channel and this spring I put it into practice for the first time and was striking the ball very well, I progressed very quickly and now I can hit the ball far, and most importantly I can hit a very repeatable shot directly at my target about 9/10 times. I just recently filmed my swing for the first time and was appalled by what I seen, I thought my takeaway was straight back and I also thought I was hinging the club perfectly like I had seen in these videos so many times.. the reality was that my takeaway was incredibly janky, I was rolling my forearms instantly on the take away, pointing the butt end of the club directly at the target. In my head I was pushing on the butt of the club but when I watched the video back I was doing that but the angle in which I was doing it was completely off, I was basically hinging parallel to the ground instead of on plane. I will say, I was miraculously still getting the club onto plane fairly quickly after the janky takeaway and my position at the top was still money, and the club shallowed nicely in the downswing. Moral of the story, you should be filming your swing, I never did that until just a few days ago and I learned that what I thought I was doing was not even relatively close to what was actually happening. Now when I’m practicing indoors I have a full length mirror so I can see where the club is going, and I film all my range sessions from now on. I had such a beautiful swing outside of the takeaway and hinge, all of my positions were exactly where I wanted them to be outside of those parts, so now I just need to put in some work and iron that out. Fortunately for me, even with that terrible takeaway and hinge, I was still striking everything very pure, I have picked the game up very quickly, I’m beating all my friends and family that have been golfing for years. Thanks largely in part to this RUclips channel. You would not believe the strides I made over the winter without even hitting a single ball, I was just drilling without the club and taking practice swings on my carpet(don’t recommend, destroyed my carpet). I went from 1/10 balls getting over 5 feet in the air and the 1 ball that did was sliced off the planet, to being able to hit every club in the bag with relative ease. If I can do it so can you, I think people learn bad habits and play with those habits for years so they’re hard to break, which is why I was able to surpass so many people when I just started.
Why’s he orange
Seems a bit stiff. I’m interested to know from a female point of view HOW do we then get the club flowing down through impact with some natural lag & natural flowing club Head speed not just stiff arms ???? Please advise.