AVOID THESE 3 COMMONLY MISUNDERSTOOD GOLF SWING CONCEPTS
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2019
- All too often golfers are held back from playing their best golf due to poor or misunderstood concepts surrounding the golf swing.
In this video Chris addresses 3 of the most common of these including rotation, leg action and an important downswing move.
Sometimes just being a little clearer on how to perform the golf swing can significantly enhance your shots.
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Thanks, these things need reminding regularly. My game has improved so much these last 2 weeks from watching your tuition. Good work Chris.
I really like the tempo of your swing. I find that the slower I take the club back, the more consistent my contact is. I'd love to see a video on tempo and how it affects strike and balance.
Like always! Perfectly great and understandable
Thanks for some reminders!
As usual very well explained. Chris -- many thanks! Cheers!
Spot on again love your videos. Anything that helps with the swing is a bonus. Cheers
Nice will try it.
Love your videos simple to the point I do have a question. I have a tendency when I get on the Green in regulation to get over-excited and it usually ends up in Striking my first putt too firmly. Is there anything that I could use in my pre putt routine that might help me calm down and avoid this mistake?
I would like to be able to achieve a divot while using irons. I see most of the good players do this. Thanks!
great video Chris and beautiful course.... have you had a chance to play the course there ?.....for the people who say no lateral move to the left they should look at a video of one of the best ball strikers ever Ben Hogan he had lateral movement to the left .....keep up the great work mate cheers
Thanks Michael, and unfortunately no golf on this trip, but the courses looked awesome!
I'm trying to do this by thinking of weight shift. Shift weight back without swaying and then shifting forward grounding club after ball. I do this to minimise brain noise as thinking of individual parts throws me out. Good vid, well explained, yet again 👍 ☺
Hey Chris; always enjoy your well timed videos. I was noticing though in this video that you don’t incorporate a small bump forward to get yourself into a good takeaway position for downward iron shots. Maybe you did it but you hid it well or do you feel the natural position of your right hand below left is enough? Maybe it’s stance preference as mine differs from yours slightly.
Bumping the hips changed my game 💯, it’s what produced better sequencing, and changed my club path
So true 👍
Colin
Does the flex in the trail leg return in the downswing.
Hey Colin, yes it does
My boy Chris quietly getting jacked💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
I think you misunderstand the spine angle argument. The spine angle in reference to the ball does maintain it’s angle to some degree. You can tell by the angle your shoulders are at the top of your swing.
Bob Haas I agree, Chris‘ upper body rotates nicely around his spine maintaining the same angle (towards the ball position) until impact. Many LPGA players have this down to a T, looking like their heads and spines do not move at all during the swing.
Hey bob, we do not maintain our spine angle to the ground, we do maintain our inclination to the ground. My spine moves from flex ion to extension and my body angle appears to stay the same due to the addition of left side end as the flex ion reduces through the backswing. 👍
You are correct as it relates to the relationship of the spine to the hips if your hips are the static point of reference. The ball is usually the static point of reference and the address is the zero point when people describe how to swing a club.the swing is usually described in movement away from the geometry of that zero point in reference to the ball as the static point. In that perspective it is the hips moving out of zero and the spine staying at or close to zero. If you were to draw a one dimensional line through the center of your spine it would not change until after your point of contact. It is all how you perceive deviation from a given zero point in reference to a given static point of reference.
Did I see Mr. Alistair Davies sneaking around in the backdrop doing his YT filming? 👍
I keep trying to lose him but he always shows up 😂😂
Cab report having discoverd him in your secondmost video also. Btw thanks for all the effort you put in producing your content. I benefit from everything and it keeps keeping up my game. Will be out again tomorrow afternoon. Keep it up and all the best from Germany. Cheers Robert.
"If we don't strike the ball well, it is an incredibly difficult game!"
Can you please stop telling us what not to do?
Probably just easier if you don’t hit the ‘play’ button 😂, clue is in the title 👍