Stack and Tilt Set Up | GET STACKED TO GET CONSISTENCY! | PGA Golf Professional Jess Frank
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- Golfers can create a great golf swing from a correct set up. Get stacked to hit the ball solid high and far. The difference between a golfer being set up for success vs. set up to hit up on the ball can make all the difference. Position 1 or set up is key to being consistent.
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Simple Take-aways:
1.Duck Feet
2. Weight forward
3. Stacked shoulders, hips, knees feet
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Hi. Too much talk . Please show us the correct way instead of hundreds of bad possitions. Thanks a lot anyway.
@@jorgeurman5324 you got it Jorge!
@@williamcastleberry7338 thank you William!
Jess have been standing up straight then turning out toes but does not put me in a good address position. I then by accident bent forward some then pointed the toes out. Does this sound about right?
I'm 70 and just getting into stack and tilt. After a lifetime of inconsistent ball-striking, I think this is giving me the best chance of finally making solid, repeatable contact.Videos like this are great because they give me a checklist of reminders when I get to the range. Thanks.
Awesome Craig! Let me know how it goes!
I been doing S&T for a year been going well. Watching you has elevated my swing much better with my left foot flared out more than my right which gives me a great turn. I'm also swinging not as hard and contact is amazing. Keep up the good work
A real EYE opener for me - excellent teaching - thank U so much for this video.
You are very welcome! Thank you for watching!
Great video Jess. I needed this refresher. Going to work on this today
Awesome Corey!
Fantastic content as always.
Thank you Mark!!
Awesome video and Awesome advice
Thank you!!
I love your extension bit I think that is the best way to explain the swing Fantastic thanks TonyG
You got it Tony! Thank you!
Getting the setup is the utmost important to a good golf swing. Love your presentation.
Thank you Dennis!!!!
Indeed. I set up right the swing is a thing of beauty. If I don't, it gets ugly quick. LOL.
Tremendous Jess!
Thank you Martin!
Flamingo drill... brilliant! I’ve just started focussing on a spot 45 degrees and about 4” behind the ball to swing over. This is to counteract my usual coming over the top tendency. With the weight forward it’s helping get better contact and on a better path. Also trying to have my hands in front of the ball at impact is helping get my weight forward which I always struggled with. Thanks 🙏
My Pleasure thank you for watching!
Thanks Jeff. I am going to start Stacking and Tilt!
Awesome Tom !
Watched this several times, practiced in my yard and had a 32 on a par 3 nine hole course. My best game ever! Now for consistency, I tend to go back to old habits.
Hey David! Great to hear you played so well! Keep going and let me know how else i can help you!
I love your videos and appreciate them greatly. Could you do a setup video showcasing JUST the proper way without all the extra time spent on what players are doing incorrectly, it would be massively easier to follow and implement.
Yes for sure ! Thanks for the feedback!
Whenever I revert to stack and tilt I always hit the ball much better, but I always seem to drift back to trying to conventional shift golf swing, which I struggle with, but feel pressured by conventional instructors that this the best way. But I think it boils down to what suits you and your physical make up. I’m going to persevere with stack and tilt now, as the strike is so much better. I’m struggling a little bit with direction and target alignment.
Hey Gary! Great to hear your success with ST! Alignment is based on club face angle and then setting your body in producing the certain ball flight. Remember the club face is responsible for 98% of the starting direction and the path controls the curve :)
Great video , thanks
You are very welcome thanks for
Watching big
Great video, Jess! Thanks! Just starting with S&T, here. I really like your idea of starting at address with bending your left knee over your left foot!
Yes sir! Thanks for watching!
Great info
Thank you David!!
Excellent presentation😎👍
Thank you Chad!
Thank you I learned a lot😀👍
Awesome Robo!
Your video totally unlocked something for me! I had most of the set-up correct but didn't have the handle forward enough at address...holy cow! Totally corrected my path and ball compression! Thank you!!
Awesome Sheri! Great to hear I could help:))
Ok, will try to make this my 2021 golf swing 😎
Fantastic Richard!
Thanks for posting Jess. I definitely struggle with hitting it fat. I tried stack and tilt at the range recently and the results look promising. I was also surprised how much easier it was to take the club back in the backswing if I keep the weight on the front foot plus turning my toes out. I am a 61 year old 18 handicapper (so pretty ordinary) but on a couple of occasions I hit some great 4 irons which I normally can’t hit !
Phenomenal Rod! Let me know how else I can help!
A few years ago I stumbled upon S&T accidentally through the flamingo drill my teaching pro showed me. He wasn't teaching s&t just trying to get me off my right side. When I saw how it helped I started setting up in an impact position(60/40) and it helped. I didn't necessarily tilt my left shoulder down as you show but I'm trying to implement that now. Will watch more of your videos.
Thank you Marty! Yes the flamingo drill is good! Tilting the left shoulder down is a huge piece thank you for subscribing and watching!
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRaton I've been working on tilting my left shoulder down but it seems like it promotes fat shots. Not all the time but more than I would like. What do you think is causing this? Maybe tilting too far down?
great video
Thank you Bill!
superb
Thank you!
Stack and Tilt works! I now have one swing thought; pivot my left shoulder down 90 degrees!
Awesome!!!!!!Jim!!
Need to go back to basics, yesterday, at the range, I was topping most of my irons.
Yea sir Sergio!
I really like the way you explain the weight distribution and the swing
Thank you Ricky!
Me too!
@@rogerking3449 thank you Roger!!
i love the crushed can and the 8 in laptop case hip shift and the pinched in elbows at set up. please discuss maintaining the flying wedge.
keep up the good work.
Thank you Allen!
Another Awesome video Jess.
Is a way to shallow out the swing.. I seem to coming a bit steep on my downswing
Thank you Ravi!
Exactly what I needed to see. I have arthritis in my spine and to get my hips turn with feet pointing towards the target line is next to impossible. Plus I need an effortless golf swing to keep my low back from further damage. A little repetitious in your delivery but nonetheless valuable info. Many thanks !!!
You got it my pleasure!
Jess is on point with stack & tilt
the only way to get consistent
try it
Yes sir Richard! Thank you !
Nice video Jeff any videos on how to start the downswing?
Thank you Ricky! Coming soon!
Another great video...I was struggling at the range today, and after watching this video, I now know I was leaning too far forward. We're gettin there...
Fantastic Pete! Thanks for letting me know!
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRaton I worked out that upper body issue of leaning too far forward today at the range, but then was hitting fat, and out on the toe when I started to try to tuck the butt, as well as the reverse shoulder tilt in p8 to p9. Why is it, when I think about, and try to incorporate one of the P's in S & T, I flub the shot, but if I don't think about acheiving the position...I hit it better ? Golf is baffling sometimes..
@@Blackhorseveteran sometimes when you think about positions it’s difficult to make good contact. However, working on the P’s is a good way without a club
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRaton Yes....I like the club across the chest drill. I do that at work with a short broom handle
I set up the same way with my driver, woods and hybrids as well. Draw the ball every time.
Awesome my man!
Ben Hogan said keep the right foot straight so as not to over turn and face it to the target and this will help to keep the ball going straight
There is always foot flare.
Could have taken a few shots to demonstrate the contact . It would have added to your explanation of the Stack & Tilt .
Jess Frank, nice video curious any tips for using Stack & Tilt on uneven ground?
That's a good question! I will be doing a video soon!
Well Jess if i lived in the States and was anywhere near i would most certainly pay a visit i live in the UK
Thank you Jim!!
Thanks for the video. I need to return to the range to practice stack and tilt. Last weekend I struggled, hitting it fat often. I guess my setup was off. As you bring the club back does the weight shift to back foot at all?
Just becareful you aren’t coming into the ball too steeply. You might have been lifting your arms Instead is hands in. Thanks let me know!
just found your videos. thank you for the great lessons. where are you located?
Thank you jmack! I am in Deerfield beach Florida!
jess the left knee over the toes change my game. can yiu show aclose up on this to get a better understanding so that dont top sometimes.
Yes sir AJ!
Like your video.Can this technique be apply on slopes.
Yes of course thank you!!!!
This is also the type of swing that David Duvall played years ago (or it looks like to me). I know he set up with the weight more on his left foot. He was rated number one before Tiger Woods hit the seen.
Yes sir William! Duval was awesome and if he didn’t get injured would have been one of the best of all time!
Jess, where is the ball when you setup? Looks like its forward of middle.
3 balls back from the left shoulder
Can you do more videos hitting golf balls? The take away seems to be my problem.
I have a take away video all tilt no turn :)
Hey Jess I have a question. When you place the club behind the ball at setup, should the ball be slightly towards the heel or directly in the center of the face?
Center of the face Bill:)
Jess are the stack and tilt rules you discussed the same when I use my driver ? thanks .
Yes sir but just make sure your upper center is a couple of more degrees tilted to the right at address:)
Were is the ball position it looks like it's just off your left heal great info thanks
Just inside the left shoulder at address or P1
Would love to see a set up for woods and hybrids,as I just can’t hit hybrids and woods using this method
Same set up, but u gotta keep arm straighter and extend the spine toward top of back swing which promotes shoulder tilt in the down swing. Also push hips toward target a little at set up. Hope this helps, I'm also learning
Well done Orlando! Thanks for watching and commenting:)
My first shot is often right on target. You're relaxed and not rushing so the swing synchs up. The bad stuff happens when you lose that smooth tempo.
Yes, tempo always plays an important role in the golf swing! Thanks for watching!
Weight forward - handle forward gave me great feel, contact, pure strike, etc.. However, my ball flight wasn't draw - it's an unmanageable hook. Any ideas on that?
Yes. You are pushing the path too far too the right with a club face which is too closed to the path. Less closure of the face and less path to the right will help you. Let me know thanks!
I love your video I am trying to switch to the Stack and Tilt how difficult will it be. I hit about 30 percent of my iron shots fat 30 percent maybe to low. Can this help me Thank you
Thank you Jimmy! I do online lessons if I can help
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRaton I am 20 year Navy Veteran and the funds are too low I wished I could
I’ve been trying to learn stack and tilt,but still seem to have a snap hook so somehow still cutting across and not really swinging to the right. Also contact on irons not great. Any thoughts?
Hey David! Start with smaller slower swings making good contact and then progress to bigger swings!
I used to hit the ball with traditional swing but have lost distance - stack and tilt gave my distance back
Great to hear Steve! Thank you so much for watching!
If you were on a wobble board in stack & tilt would it click back during your back swing?
It would not
Hitting the ball very straight, and not hitting it fat anymore (thanks) but my ball flight is very low. Best way to correct this?
Hey Phillip! Sounds good. Watch you ball position on hitting it low.
I know this is a setup video, so I'll restrict my questions (mostly) to that. It seems that, because you like to bend your lead knee forward a bit, your shoulders become slightly closed to the target line. Are your feet and hips square to the target line? Is your clubface square to the target line at address (I guess I'm asking if the grip is neutral)? Finally, how flexible should the lead wrist be when practicing, say with smaller swings?
I noticed that if I were to attempt to lift my left heel even just a little that I would experience pain in the left ankle. Hogans’ swing was too difficult to follow when it came to the backswing. With his swing the weight shifts to the right then back to the left. To be successful with Hogans’ style I believe would take great strength with the inside muscles. The weight shift from left to right was too complicated to follow. I need to give stack and tilt a lot of time. I have to accept that my left heel doesn’t leave the ground. My confidence is higher with stack and tilt.
Excellent Frank great to hear!!!!
Does the stack and tilt here apply to the driver setup?
Absolutely stack and tilt was built for the driver lower center forward
Hi 58yo, 11 handicap. Very recent convert to stack a tilt. 2 sessions at range 1 round and subscriber. Set up more weight and down force through swing on front foot (rest of s and t I'm still working on). Early reaction is very exciting (10- 15 yards extra per club eg 7i was 150 now 165y). Only concern is, boy were my knees and hips aching overnight. Concerned that I won't be able to keep it up. Any advice please? Thanks From UK
Awesome to hear but you shouldn't be experiencing any discomfort. Maybe because you never used those muscles before. But becareful you aren't restricting anything.
Hi jess i find that this puts a lot of pressure on the lead knee please advise
Hello bash you should feel more pressure in the left leg overall not just in the knee. Hope this helps.
What about ball placement in your stance?
Hey James! 3 balls back from your left shoulder!
Left knee over left toes is new . The hips a little forward is also new. I can see how it keeps me over the ball. How it helps me take a divot just beyond the ball. Grounding the club just behind the ball makes it possible to hit a little fat. I’m trying to keep the club just a little off the ground behind the ball. I think if the club touches the ball it would be a stroke, a penalty.
Very cool Frank!
Do we move the ball position for longer irons 6, 5, 4, 3?
You can move the ball position but should be behind the radius
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRaton where’s the radius is that the low point of the swing
@@kevindillon8138 the radius is the hands leading the club head through impact
I have an issue of lifting up or going back. What can I do?
Hi Richard! Lower center weight forward don't let it go back at all and tilt.
I'm jealous of you guys who can get the left shoulder below the chin. Best I can manage is a good 4" from the chin.
I'm still benefiting significantly with what I can manage, however.
Don’t give up it’s worth the work :)
Jess is that the same setup for the driver
A little more tilt to the right with the driver
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRaton thanks
@@miriamdalglish255 you are very welcome!
good info. 2 many commercial interuptions during session
Thank you George!
Is it an open or closed stance
Depends on what shot you are trying to play:) Thanks for watching!
It's Tom's KFC bro! Great video!
Thank you Jerry! Love a little Krispiness!
Ball position? Different or the same?
Ball position depends on the shot
And how about Driver?
The ball position varies with the ball more forward you need a little more hip slide forward which increases the angle of attack. Slightly more tilt to the right with the driver.
I'd really like to find a "Stack and Tilt" teaching professional in my area in Orange County California
I will find one for you. Just posted in our Facebook page will get back to you soon!
Call Austin Amaya (714) 907-6006
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRaton Thanks a ton Jess. On the Stack and Tilt official site could only found instructors in West LA and Diego. Just getting back in to golf after 10 years, want to avoid the frustration that made me leave.
@@MrZola1234 yes sir! Austin is a fantastic teacher and will help you. Good luck and let me know if there is anything else I can do!
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRaton Hey Jess, any chance there are S&T instructors up in Alberta, Canada?
I 'm a firm believer in weight forward. I never see the instructors that teach it , hitting their drivers or maybe a three wood or five wood. Y'all are always hitting irons. Back before my health /and back took me out of the game. I had a solid 9 handicap . I hit my irons farther than most people hit their woods and driver. 4 iron 225-235 yards. fairly straight, I have hit driver over 300 many times ,but never as straight as it should be. I would like to see some driver/woods being hit on a course setting.
Will do William!
Can you practice Stack and Tilt with a weighted club like a Momentus?😹
Hey David yes sir practicing with a weighted club is always good :)
I can’t hit ball then turf if I do it’s an awful shot
Hey Luke! I would have to see the shot to make a call for you thanks! But hitting the ball then the turf is what all the best players do.
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You can’t half woffle
Thanks Chris!
Have a close friend watch your broadcast and he can verify that you don’t stick to the point you tend to ramble
Yeah earlier videos I was finding my stride. But thanks. Hope you find the info helpful:) Keep watching all my videos I will take the critiques:)
The only comment I’d make, and I enjoy your videos, is rather than spend X amount of time talking about how people do it wrong, spend time on how to do it correct and how to check yourself doing it correct...
You got it Geek !
Jess you have to get to the point quicker
Good feedback. I agree and will keep working on improving the presentation thanks for watching!
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRaton I thought it was obvious that you were addressing higher handicaps at the beginning, who absolutely struggle in the ways you described, so I went forward in the video to get to the part I wanted to see. I wonder if these types of videos tend to attract a wide spectrum of handicaps or lower handicap players, by and large? It would be curious to know who your general audience is, maybe you can run a poll? I was not put off by having to move the video forward, fyi. The address (P1) is half the battle. And everyone I've ever seen who struggle to advance their games, do not repeat good fundamentals in their P1. The set-up is the one thing we can absolutely control in the swing. And it has to be worked on continuously imo, even for low handicaps. When I struggle I always start there in looking for answers. Tangent over.
slewofdamascus I really appreciate you getting back to me. You are 100% correct in the set up procedure. Many faults in the golf swing can taken care of at P1 and often looked past by many golfers:) thank you again!
Presentation was fine, good job!
It’s only a 13 minute video! Gees
Your conventional set up, that all of your students have as you showed, is not at all how the conventional set up is taught. I like stack and tilt, but you must describe the conventional set up properly, and not like all of your students seem to come to you with. The differences between the two swings then can be compared honestly. No taught swing would be a feet pointed in, hands behind the ball and weight behind the ball at set up!
I wish that were the case J I but unfortunately that is what is currently taught in the market place from many but not all golf instructors. This is something that is also told to them by their friends. Thank you for your thoughtful comments and I appreciate you watching my videos. Have a great day:)
Just get to the meat and potatoes -
Thanks for watching!
Good video, but to me it would be more important to see what I need to do, not what I don't need to do to make a decent golf swing.
I demonstrate both:) Thank you for watching!
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRaton OK Thank you
@@golfeisen I do online lessons if you need help:)
Get the point to us a little quicker
Lex Fowell yes I agree always trying to get immediately into the tip! Thanks for watching!
Hate to sound critical, we all have a way of doing things but you should know, once your lesson is revealed it is quality
Maybe you need to go direct to the instruction and skip the explanation on why this, why that...
Hey Delta! Thanks for the feedback!
What are you talking about?
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Shame you take sooooo looooong to explain.
Hey Barry thanks for the feedback!
Way too much talk. Just get to the point and explain it.
I agree Steve! Will work on it!
1 minute content, 12 minutes blather.
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I love your techniques, but you have a habit of not finishing the sentence and going back to something else. Very distracting no big deal but I’m a journalism guy and that’s a poor way to communicate. I.e. make your point about feet flying out and why but don’t go halfway through it and start talking about club position or something else and then you never seem to get back to the original point. Sorry just a attempt at a positive criticism you have a wealth of knowledge it could be communicated in a more concise organized way.
Thank you Billy! Maybe you want to write a script for me :)) 😁
too much time dedicated to showing the wrong way to do things ... also, there is no need to exaggerate the wrong things so much ... I have never in my life seen somebody set up pigeon toed. we are intelligent enough to appreciate the fact that subtle changes can make a big difference.
Excellent Mike! I have improved the delivery less what's wrong and more what to do:) Check out my newer videos:)
@@JessFrankGolfAcademyBocaRatonthanks! will do .. and regarding the subtle changes, they ARE important ... for instance, in the setup .. if you can find the data (shouldn't be hard to test) things like "opening your back foot even just 5 degrees allows for 10 degrees more rotation in the backswing, which can add up to 10 MPH clubhead speed, which on a well struck driver is 15 extra yards" ... then people can better appreciate the nuance of the changes, rather than a wildly exaggerated movement that makes them immediately dismiss since they don't have that particular problem.