This Makes Hitting Driver So EASY

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  • Опубликовано: 20 июл 2024
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    In this video, Adam teaches you how to make hitting the driver so easy. The best drivers of the golf ball ensure that their set up at address is perfect. Without the proper set up and ball position, our drives will be offline.
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    00:00 Set Up
    00:44 Foot Flare
    01:47 Clubface Awareness
    07:24 Session Recap
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Комментарии • 79

  • @PorzakGolf
    @PorzakGolf  Год назад +3

    What topic would you like us to dive into next? 😎

    • @truthfulpatriot9129
      @truthfulpatriot9129 Год назад +2

      pitching ,chipping and bunker play when you Can👍

    • @Jackstrap9
      @Jackstrap9 Год назад +1

      some more driver lessons!

    • @PorzakGolf
      @PorzakGolf  Год назад +1

      Will do! In the mean time, try this video!
      Rid Of Your CHIPPING Flaws FOREVER || Around the GREENS
      ruclips.net/video/j0lymspSrak/видео.html

    • @jamessutton4012
      @jamessutton4012 Год назад +1

      Next I would like to see knockdown shots and stinger style shots. Out here in Texas these shots are a necessity.

    • @TWD-Editzz
      @TWD-Editzz Год назад +1

      Hey, I just want to say thank you for the amazing teaching and coaching you continue to put out! I’ve been watching the channel religiously since I found you guys! I feel like I’m able to take my game to the next level this summer because of you guys so thank you!

  • @garywheeler2128
    @garywheeler2128 4 месяца назад +2

    Another top video. I’ve neglected my set up for years and that’s why I’ve been inconsistent, now I look at it as king. I had a tendency to sit on my heels which made turning very inconsistent and difficult.. Adam’s stand tall, bend and then flex knees so hips are over ankles., combined the small hip bump to the left, transformed my game. Thank you Adam.

  • @ericschroeder8932
    @ericschroeder8932 Год назад +3

    Being externally focused makes a huge difference. Great post!

  • @casesurgeon
    @casesurgeon 9 месяцев назад

    Just finished going through the Master Class series of lessons. 66 years old. started playing at 42. Struggled with inconsistent contact and had to practice a lot in order to master inconsistent ball striking. Adam defines face control, what it means and how to maintain it during the golf swing. I was a 8 hcp until I quit playing 2 years ago due to frustration. 6 weeks ago I discovered Porzak golf on youtube, last week I bought the Master Class . Im back, and hitting it better than I ever have. Its going to be a great new journey learning how to hit the ball properly.
    Cant wait to go out and actually play golf again. Thanks Adam.

  • @normsteez
    @normsteez Год назад +6

    First time ive seen coach dig into one of the players in a frustrated manner. Genuine, and just makes me love your content even more

    • @PorzakGolf
      @PorzakGolf  Год назад

      Thank you! We teach with a passion, we absolutely love what we do!

  • @dvnstone
    @dvnstone Год назад +1

    Best thing California has going for it is Porsak Golf!

  • @mickritchie1815
    @mickritchie1815 Год назад

    Don’t mind what you do next,it’s all gold. Just the set up videos alone transformed my ball striking. Love this channel and your approach to the game. Thank you

  • @robchapman3514
    @robchapman3514 Год назад +1

    I'm a mid 50s golfer who has a body building background and I've been playing 2 yrs. Currently a 14 hc
    My swing thought. It sounds almost like a drink order.
    " Porzak with a full turn"
    It reminds me to hip bump, give blood and turn fully without having a head full of stuff to remember.
    Cheers mate.
    Love your teaching style

  • @clintsanderson6019
    @clintsanderson6019 Год назад +2

    I would love to see a continuation of short game tips & strats, similar to the series with Ian. Specifically from “Short game lesson - SIMPLE TIPS” around the 3 min mark (ball is just short of the green with a back pin. I commented on those vids as well. Talking about when presented with a seemingly straight forward longer chip/pitch shot but there’s SO many diff shots available (vs when your short-sided and there’s virtually only one shot to play). Ian eluded to this in the videos as something he was struggling with too, but it was never covered. Thanks!

  • @ExcelBaller
    @ExcelBaller Год назад +3

    Hey Adam I bought the masterclass last week and have been at the range and played a round and let me tell you I’ve been striking the ball much better going through the set up and checkpoints. Feels more consistent and confident that I have your process - even on the bad shots. Would like to see a short game series. I’m a believer!

    • @PorzakGolf
      @PorzakGolf  Год назад

      Thank you so much! That’s fantastic and great to hear your already improving! Don’t worry we will be adding different sections of the game this year! Did you join the Facebook group? Welcome to the fam!

  • @cthurman
    @cthurman Год назад +2

    AP ~ Great stuff, truly enjoy your terrific videos. One of your students mentioned how he learned to hit his wedges various distances using the body location in relation to his hands to during takeaway. I like this version rather than the "clock" method...hip, belly button, chest, shoulders etc...do you recommend carrying a chart "cheat sheet" or simply memorize these distances for each wedge? I carry four wedges and would like to dial in each one this spring for four different distances and trajectory desired, giving me 16 shots or more if going up to my head which isn't recommended with these clubs (adding any additional insight on that). A video showing how two wedges could be used for a certain distance, say for example target 110 yards using a 50 degree to the hip or a 54 to the shoulders would be interesting to learn from and the thoughts behind selecting one over the other. Thanks! ct

  • @JPier2544
    @JPier2544 Год назад +4

    I love watching your videos. Most of your students are young, strong and very flexible. Just wondering if you can show the swing for a mature player and less flexible and strong that we can relate to???

  • @warricklawrence2057
    @warricklawrence2057 Год назад

    Thanks Adam, this is exactly what I need 😁👍 next.. Long irons and woods please 👍👌🙏

  • @user-bh5ye8yu3y
    @user-bh5ye8yu3y Год назад

    Great swing 👍I am wondering what you should alter if you want to achieve a high fade instead of this high draw.

  • @briancianchetti3282
    @briancianchetti3282 2 месяца назад

    One of many fantastic videos! So if you have a slice the reverse would be true? If you have a slice, move the ball slightly back or narrow the stance a little bit?

  • @theconstructionadv
    @theconstructionadv Год назад

    Grip pressure for various shots ie driver, iron, wedges and chips

  • @davidkramer194
    @davidkramer194 Год назад +5

    I imagine for a slicer they dream of having this ball fight.

  • @truthfulpatriot9129
    @truthfulpatriot9129 Год назад

    So Great❤🎉

  • @stephenbrown8018
    @stephenbrown8018 Год назад

    Just go hit it, love this.

    • @PorzakGolf
      @PorzakGolf  Год назад

      Swing more think less!

    • @stephenbrown8018
      @stephenbrown8018 Год назад

      @@PorzakGolf completely agree. Sometimes I flick between draw and cut on alternate shots to trigger the athleticism and break engrained muscle memory if it’s flawed. Then rebuild and start again..

  • @davidkramer194
    @davidkramer194 Год назад

    @porzak Could you do one discussing why it is that a female golfer was more accurate than their male counter post from every distance!

  • @FinancialFreebo
    @FinancialFreebo Год назад

    With a pull hook, how about swinging more around himself and making a better hip backturn?
    It seems like he is dropping his head down and back just a touch.

  • @gordonholmes3500
    @gordonholmes3500 Год назад

    Hi Adam. This question only relevant because pupil hitting driver. Maybe again this is an age thing, but I notice Rory, Tiger, etc. no longer seem to tilt on address, nor does this good swinging young man. I watch a lot of both European and U.S.A. golf, and have never heard a commentator speak of this (to my mind) new address position. I being well on in years still have the old lower right shoulder to assist in upward strike. This new method may have been going on for a good period of time, as most t.v. footage filmed from behind and very little face on. I still use stiff shafts though could go either way now, so this tells my driver swing speed. Should I with this swing speed stay with old method, or be setting up to me what would be a new address. Thanking you in anticipation. (Gordon Scotland)

    • @andrewyou5484
      @andrewyou5484 Год назад

      i dont know what you are seeing but Tiger, Rory and this young man all have shoulder tilt, its very hard to hit up on the ball without the tilt, check out some older driver set up videos from porzak golf, proper tilt should make your trail hand sit just outside of your trail leg knee

  • @Longarmshortarm
    @Longarmshortarm Год назад

    So reverse engineering for a push slice - ball further back, narrow the stance?

    • @PorzakGolf
      @PorzakGolf  Год назад

      Ball more forward to correct push slice and be sure Clubface is square not open!

  • @Tigersmundo
    @Tigersmundo Год назад

    Old saying from my mentor Martin Ayers "How you get into the swing is how you get out!"*

  • @hisstuff1973
    @hisstuff1973 Год назад +1

    "Dude. You hit the last five shots low and left. Hit it more higher and right." (Literally laughing out loud). This is the golf version of Crash Davis being irritated with Nuke LaLoosh on the pitching mound in the movie Bull Durham.

    • @PorzakGolf
      @PorzakGolf  Год назад

      Hahaha. We lay it out there for our players lol !

  • @clintsanderson6019
    @clintsanderson6019 Год назад

    When a student is consistently hitting a ropey draw like that one after another. All fundamentals good, path is good, but face is persistently too closed to path, when do you consider tweaking the club (moveable weight / lead tape) or adjusting their grip a hair etc ???

    • @davidkramer194
      @davidkramer194 Год назад

      This is a great question. Instead of manipulating my swing, I will typically close or open the face a smidge at setup if it's persistent during a tournament. Trying to fix your swing during a tourney I've found is never a good idea. If it's consistent then I make minor adjustments.
      If for some reason I'm having a tough time hitting a tight draw or fade then I will just play the one that is coming naturally that day.

    • @PorzakGolf
      @PorzakGolf  Год назад +2

      Great question…We will not adjust the golf club to cater to the flaw. Maybe if it were tournament day and he’s about to tee off, but not for a young player that needs to continue to improve his club face awareness through impact. The club face is closing as a result of releasing the club too much due to his path being underneath at the beginning of the lesson. His miss with the driver was slinging hooks, so this is already massive progress for one session. Since the session, Ryan is now able to hit a high cut, so mission accomplished without adjusting a club to cater to the flaw.

  • @RPerry-zs3hl
    @RPerry-zs3hl Год назад

    Bunker play…fairway and green side would be interesting.

    • @PorzakGolf
      @PorzakGolf  Год назад

      Coming!

    • @RPerry-zs3hl
      @RPerry-zs3hl Год назад

      @@PorzakGolf
      Love your content.
      Nursing an injury right now, but I will take advantage of an online lesson session when I get back to swinging the golf club. Do I just need to take videos of me swinging the club with my phone, or IPad to get started?

  • @hemanttailor1126
    @hemanttailor1126 10 месяцев назад

    Where are you located

    • @PorzakGolf
      @PorzakGolf  10 месяцев назад

      Sunny San Diego @ The Heights Golf Club

  • @guitar1950
    @guitar1950 Год назад +1

    First thing I noticed when this video started was how pigeon toed he looked. Wouldn't that restrict his rotation through impact enough that his arms and hands would overtake his body and cause more of a pull hook?

    • @davidkramer194
      @davidkramer194 Год назад

      Haha, he talked about that during the whole video. You must not have watched it all.

  • @jackburke1523
    @jackburke1523 Год назад

    His hands are starting the downswing causing the hooks, he should start the downswing with his arms keeping the hands out of the shot

  • @martyboysation
    @martyboysation Год назад

    i know you mean well but the "buddy" sounds so condescending

    • @davidkramer194
      @davidkramer194 Год назад +6

      If you listen to him often this is just his phrase. My dad calls everyone Doctor.
      Now his c'mon do better sounded condescending, but as someone with children, I know that Elmo from sesame street nice doesn't encourage anyone to push themselves. His job isn't to be a therapist, it's to DELIVER RESULTS in their golf swing. I think he does that very well based on some of the people he's training.

    • @Longarmshortarm
      @Longarmshortarm Год назад +1

      @@davidkramer194 👏