It all looks so simple, until I give it a try ! But try I will, as the explanation at the end of the "swing first, turn last" is something I never saw anywhere else, and the demo on the chair just made sense to me. Great vid.
I am an expert at watching golf coaching videos. I recon Simon is an awesome coach - he hit lots of the points I've found to work (especially ball position and the position of the club at downswing parallel - these are just so important). Awesome.
Wonderful description of the Ernest Jones method of swing the club and the body follows naturally, it has no choice if you're swinging freely. Some people make instruction complicated, Simon does the complete opposite and yet we're left more knowledgeable because of it.
"Swing first and turn second in response". This excellent info on the arm swing consigns a lot of rubbish to the bin. Peter Thomson and John Jacobs would give Simon the nod. Thanks heaps for the simple terms that help us
Absolutely love Simons lessons. Had the experience of joining Simon and Adam last year on a fault and fix and planning to follow up in April. Love the whole set up at Carus Green. More please.
Great tips and points to follow to provide some excellent drives brilliant easy to follow tuition from Simon, thank you Liam this will be one of the best coaching courses available
Swing first, and turn 2nd. Is an excellent point Simon. I try to keep my back to the target as long as possible. This stops over the top move, as spinning out. Hope my golf mates are listening to this. It works for me…
@@GolfMates No problem guys. On the range I see some golfmates struggling. Another thing I’ve found that has helped me and others is to pull my back foot back on setup. This closes my stance some, promotes an in to out swing, that produces a draw. I find that I’m able to get more extension through the ball. I also want my trail arm underneath my lead arm. Sort of like skipping a rock across a pond. Most golfers that slice the ball are doing the opposite. They swing over the top, across the ball, more out to in… I hit a fade by pulling my lead foot back. Golf is pretty simple for me. Most golfers make it harder than it should be…
I used to have a loved raw 5 or 6 years ago. 59 now and it slowly gone outta my game. Tried everything and ended up doing my back hitting too many balls at range. I,ll try this one tho ,cheers chops😮
Love Simon. Still I prefer the setup tip as referring to the lead armpit instead of heel. When I first started to drill myself on hitting upwards, I positioned it at the heel, but since my stance is not very wide, I was still having a far to large in-to-out angle at that point. Only when I realized that, and got the ball to the lead big toe, my overdraws started to straighten out.
I've been playing about 18 months now and feel like I'm getting no where.. just about breaking 100 when I play (once a week) i think it's due to having so many hints and tips flying around my brain when I address ball... what are the 3 main things I should be thinking when addressing the ball.... thanks golf mates
You're going to make me try this with driver and then see what I can do to incorporate the speed part with irons and hybrids. This 5' tall guy 58 year old guy with 93mph max driver clubhead speed has always believed his speed came from more of a shoulder turn.
Belting tip that simon !! Your gut is similar to mine so if you can do it, it gives me a chance 😂 mind you you have a lot more hair than me ,so maybee it helps to keep your balance better 😂!
I'm delighted to see Simon back on the channel. I love his teaching methods and explanations.
It all looks so simple, until I give it a try ! But try I will, as the explanation at the end of the "swing first, turn last" is something I never saw anywhere else, and the demo on the chair just made sense to me. Great vid.
This Guy is good! A reset button for us all ..... Thanks Simon!
I am an expert at watching golf coaching videos. I recon Simon is an awesome coach - he hit lots of the points I've found to work (especially ball position and the position of the club at downswing parallel - these are just so important). Awesome.
Cheers
Love these videos with Simon,he explains it in simple terms,very easy to understand, hopefully it'll help🤞
Thanks mate you are the first teacher who emphasises don't try to turn on the backswing
Anything on chipping thanks cheers Will
Have to say Simon is a breath of fresh air. Simple lessons that really seem to help the average golfer
Wonderful description of the Ernest Jones method of swing the club and the body follows naturally, it has no choice if you're swinging freely.
Some people make instruction complicated, Simon does the complete opposite and yet we're left more knowledgeable because of it.
Absolutely cracking stuff once again from the golf mates.
"Swing first and turn second in response". This excellent info on the arm swing consigns a lot of rubbish to the bin. Peter Thomson and John Jacobs would give Simon the nod. Thanks heaps for the simple terms that help us
Simple. Just do as Simon says 👌
Thanks boys always a great watch
Excellent vid. Thanks to Simon and Liam.
Absolutely love Simons lessons. Had the experience of joining Simon and Adam last year on a fault and fix and planning to follow up in April. Love the whole set up at Carus Green. More please.
I desperately needed to see this!
Great lesson from Simon. He has a great way of explaining things.
Superb makes it look easy off to the driving range for me 👍
Great tips and points to follow to provide some excellent drives brilliant easy to follow tuition from Simon, thank you Liam this will be one of the best coaching courses available
Great lesson - will be putting that to good use this week. Please keep the lessons and tips coming.
Love it as always. Cheers Liam and Simon
Well done liam and Simon 😊
Wonderful.Best instruction i have ever received.
Simply put easy to follow lesson with 👏
It is
Swing first, and turn 2nd. Is an excellent point Simon. I try to keep my back to the target as long as possible. This stops over the top move, as spinning out. Hope my golf mates are listening to this. It works for me…
Thank you
@@GolfMates No problem guys. On the range I see some golfmates struggling. Another thing I’ve found that has helped me and others is to pull my back foot back on setup. This closes my stance some, promotes an in to out swing, that produces a draw. I find that I’m able to get more extension through the ball. I also want my trail arm underneath my lead arm. Sort of like skipping a rock across a pond. Most golfers that slice the ball are doing the opposite. They swing over the top, across the ball, more out to in… I hit a fade by pulling my lead foot back. Golf is pretty simple for me. Most golfers make it harder than it should be…
Great video and will definitely take this lesson to the course and remember swing first then turn...thank you
What a great coach lesson was very much needed thanks lads
Thank You so much for the pointers 👏
I used to have a loved raw 5 or 6 years ago. 59 now and it slowly gone outta my game. Tried everything and ended up doing my back hitting too many balls at range. I,ll try this one tho ,cheers chops😮
Keep watching 👀
Well explained. Good graphics. Most high handicappers know what to do but just can't do it.
Thanks Simon and Liam great advice😊
Brilliant as always. Wooooooooooooo 😂
Great lesson!
Thank you both
Simon brilliant video l will be giving it a try the next time I go to the rang
Brilliant tips 👍
Awesome Thank you
Awesome, thanks!
Love Simon. Still I prefer the setup tip as referring to the lead armpit instead of heel. When I first started to drill myself on hitting upwards, I positioned it at the heel, but since my stance is not very wide, I was still having a far to large in-to-out angle at that point. Only when I realized that, and got the ball to the lead big toe, my overdraws started to straighten out.
Very interesting video just showed me that I'm doing somthing wrong . I will give it a try and fingers crossed it helps my distance.
Great lesson
Thank you
I’ve said it before
What a great bloke Simon is
How simple was that?
Very
Just been out and put this into practice.
100% fairways hit.
Boom
I've been playing about 18 months now and feel like I'm getting no where.. just about breaking 100 when I play (once a week) i think it's due to having so many hints and tips flying around my brain when I address ball... what are the 3 main things I should be thinking when addressing the ball.... thanks golf mates
You're going to make me try this with driver and then see what I can do to incorporate the speed part with irons and hybrids. This 5' tall guy 58 year old guy with 93mph max driver clubhead speed has always believed his speed came from more of a shoulder turn.
Love Si, every time he inhales I come out the window to check which aircraft is flying above my house for then to realise It wasn't an airplane
The return of the ‘Rick Flair’ of the GolfMates universe!
Simon needs a haircut, did you leave him in the cupboard since the last film 😂😂
😂😂😂 Rick flair been busy
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Belting tip that simon !! Your gut is similar to mine so if you can do it, it gives me a chance 😂 mind you you have a lot more hair than me ,so maybee it helps to keep your balance better 😂!
I wish I lived closer,Simon makes the swing so uncomplicated.
Great lesson hopefully will be hitting 300+ yard drives from now on 😂😂😂
Absolute beginner. My 3 iron and my 9 iron both go 90 yards. I'm guessing this is because I'm not putting my hips into it? How do I correct this?
Palm trees at Carus Green, well, well, how climate change is affecting us. Thanks for the tip and especially the chair demo.
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not mcuh to think about there then
Absolutely only check points
confusing