Golf Swing Basics for Beginners - How to Square the Clubface Consistently
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Golf Swing Basics for Beginners starts with the proper way for your hands to hinge and unhinge. In my previous video I reviewed how to grip the club in a way that is neutral for you, Here is the link for that:
How to square the clubface consistently is a golf swing basics that you must understand before you start worrying about distance. Swing Speed starts with your hands. Almost all of the speed in your swing comes from your hands, so understanding the proper hand motion is key to how to square the clubface consistently. A Golf Swing Basics for Beginners series with Larry will cover all aspects of the swing basics, the short game, how to take your swing from the range to the course and how to play a course like a pro.
Fredrick Taggart, a 51 year old golfer who is attempting to be the oldest rookie on the PGA Tour. Follow his journey and learn what he is doing and what takes. He shares his experiences and wisdom from playing with some of the greatest golfers in history, including Phil Mickelson, Jim Furyk and others.
Golf is a great game, put golf takes work. Practicing golf is essential but usually approached without a plan. In golf, a great short game is essential, but requires golf drills and a practice plan. Pro golfers have routines and a practice plan each time they step on the putting green or driving range. Learn how PGA Tour pro golfers practice their short game, putting, wedges and driving. Golfers of all abilities will be able to get something from these videos; junior golf, pro golf or amateur golf. If you play in a golf tournament on any level, you will enjoy these videos.
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This has been absolutely great for my game. But more importantly it's better for the mental portion of the game for me. Keeping things super simple and not over analyzing
Larry Williams I am grateful for the opportunity to work with you. 🙏 You are a great student who is very disciplined and dedicated. 💯 I look forward to continuing this journey as these videos have been very helpful to many others. 🔥🔥
Larry has an awesome setup now, great work to both of you!
Fore to Four Golf his handicap is starting to drop significantly already. He has/is working hard.
Another great session Fredrick! Don't want to be rolling the wrists. Your great at teaching the proper fundamentals in the swing! Can't wait to see more!
Chili Dippa Golf thanks Mark. Teaching is what I enjoy the most in life and would teach professionally but it would violate my amateur status , so I do it for free for now 🤷♂️
This such a great, simple explanation of how your hands should move. I like the drill too. Thanks for such a clear video
Glad it was helpful!
Another great video Frederick!! Good advice too!!
Zax Drums thanks brother 👊🏼👊🏼
This is great instruction, just the way I understand it. Especially the first part, a lot of people start rolling their forearms and get into trouble for so many years...
The Backyard Golfer thanks brother 👊🏼
Sounds good!
this is something I really need to work on
Golf Funatics it’s simple but hard to keep the body from over powering the hands. 💯 Let me know if you have any questions.
Good lesson, good teaching!
Omi T thanks 🙏
Great explanation Fredrick!
Thanks Thomas. I have a good response so far and another person that is looking for more one on one help.
Some great tips here man
The Adventures Of Lloydi & Fifi thanks Lloydi 👊🏼. BTW I really enjoyed your Fife video.
Very true, too many people roll the wrists and never get it back in time
Lets Play Thru I know. I was taught to pronate the wrist when I was young and made things hard for me for 20 years until I got a good coach.
Get that man right brotha 🙌🏿⛳ A year from now he will be killing it 💯💯⛳
Dyson Golf you know it. Larry has skills on skills. Just trying to put an athlete in position to be successful. 👊🏼👊🏼
@@agolferswalk Yea man he got the build to hit 300+ yard drives. lol. Good thing is your teaching the proper grip. Thats key. Good work bro.
Dyson Golf he has 300 easy. The easier he swings the better and longer he hits it. He has rocketed a number of them on the range. PGA Tour quality. Just working on repeating.
The movements in golf are simple if we are taught well. I cry when I see a friend get completely lost and will not go see a Pro to get it sorted out. Or they go see a Pro and not practice. I do like this series you have started.
thanks Simon. Teaching is something that I have always enjoyed doing and may do it for a living once I am done playing amateur golf. I lose my amateur status if I make any money for playing or teaching and I want to play more than make money right now.
Larry is a great student and I think he will be close to single digits by the end of the year.
@@agolferswalk Teaching is gift, being able to give information. I can see people's problems but I can't teach. If a friend is set up shut and they ask for help I can lay a club across their toes so they can see where they are aiming and I can help them get back to target but I can't actually teach.
Larry looks really sound in his set up.
@@thehairygolfer Larry is getting good with posture on other things, but he really struggle with alignment. It is something that we work on at the range with sticks and then without. When on the course he knows the routine I have given him for alignment but still gets closed easily.
@@agolferswalk Getting closed is one of my failings. Or I get my feet square and my shoulders are open. It's something we all have to check from time to time. Fortunately I have some paving in the back garden and a camera. More people should use their phone for check ups.
The Hairy Golfer 💯👍🏼
Seems simple enough. This would remove a lot of the variables.
Simplifying the swing is important so that people can understand the principles.