Alistair. That set-up staggered and right foot flared should also help to stop sway, which is not bad thing amongst higher and medium handicapper. Good idea well explained.
This will be put into action during tomorrow's practice session,I appreciate and enjoy the old concept of explanation,demonstration and application,your videos are exemplary for their brevity and clarity,thank you.
Thx. From a senior...Al, on the downswing try the following: push your right hand to your right pinkie and pull your left hand toward your left pinkie....see what this does for your arm swing and release. Again thx for thinking about seniors and their lack of flexibility....tom
I'll work on that Alistair, it pretty good info.,unfortunately I've just had an opp.on my shoulder so nothing doing for at least 5/6weeks. Oh well it is Christmas and winter.
@@mikefarrell8127 I lost my bicept, and some bone and cartlidge in my left shoulder because of an accident 3 years ago. I am 62 years old. My golf game never recovered but I will try the closed stance. Maybe I will get the ball in the air then.
Sorry Alister this only creates thin and fat shots , the one you just did ? There is no reason why as a senior you cannot transfer your weight to their lead leg through impact. I recommend you whoch the Easiest golf swing by Brian Spark's or Julian Mellor. Like your other videos thow.😁
There is this myth in the golf teaching that turning your hips in the backswing and straithening your right leg should be bad for distance, speed and aim.
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Alistair. That set-up staggered and right foot flared should also help to stop sway, which is not bad thing amongst higher and medium handicapper. Good idea well explained.
Thanks
This will be put into action during tomorrow's practice session,I appreciate and enjoy the old concept of explanation,demonstration and application,your videos are exemplary for their brevity and clarity,thank you.
Thanks Christopher. Good luck al
Thx. From a senior...Al, on the downswing try the following: push your right hand to your right pinkie and pull your left hand toward your left pinkie....see what this does for your arm swing and release. Again thx for thinking about seniors and their lack of flexibility....tom
+Thomas Palmer no problem thanks tom
Great stuff, like it lot. Wondering if you can advice on my kid's swing in my channel?
Hi Alistair, Can you do a video on how you setup for a senior swing ( wedges, irons and hybrids) from different lies in the fairway and rough?
Yes I can look at that. Thanks
I’ll give this a try next time I play !
Good luck Wayne. Let me know how it goes! Al
I'll work on that Alistair, it pretty good info.,unfortunately I've just had an opp.on my shoulder so nothing doing for at least 5/6weeks. Oh well it is Christmas and winter.
Thanks Mike, rest up and enjoy Christmas. Al
Its been 2 years, how is your shoulder?
Thanks for asking Tmo.unfortunately it hasn't improved much, still we must just carry on thanks.
@@mikefarrell8127 I lost my bicept, and some bone and cartlidge in my left shoulder because of an accident 3 years ago. I am 62 years old. My golf game never recovered but I will try the closed stance. Maybe I will get the ball in the air then.
Sorry Alister this only creates thin and fat shots , the one you just did ? There is no reason why as a senior you cannot transfer your weight to their lead leg through impact. I recommend you whoch the Easiest golf swing by Brian Spark's or Julian Mellor. Like your other videos thow.😁
+Marcus Sheldon not if you move the ball back in the stance
There is this myth in the golf teaching that turning your hips in the backswing and straithening your right leg should be bad for distance, speed and aim.
Hi Bert, that’s what guys were saying 10 years plus ago. Definitely changed now with lots of coaches