This lesson was G O L D, Paul! For reasons I can't explain, I got away from your teaching and my golf game and wallet suffered because of it. Just "refound" you and took it to the course yesterday. Shaved 7 strokes and this tip in particular helped me keep driver in the fairway for most of the day. I did start pushing them towards the end, but I think that was fatigue. On the front 9 I had a drive of 284 and another that was 319 and they were EFFORTLESS! Can't thank you enough. Now off to go watch all my bodyswing videos again! :)
Heard this before. They all come back. Stay focused. Work on each lesson precisely. Do tons of practice swings at home looking for the feedback of each position. Do them (only 4 positions) plus your grip and set up and you will look like a pro as you swing. Who else is going to say that? No one. Only been making people look like pros now into my 33rd year. Just have to put in the work.
Absolutely true! When I was using the body swing before people would tell me how easy and natural my swing looked (and then console me on my slice). Yesterday, using the body swing again I almost immediately started finding those positions again and just got finished practicing swings in my living room (without a ball). I don't think I appreciated before just how incredible your teaching and channel are, but I'm glad I know now. Thank you again! Next stop is getting back under 100!
Lesson 10 in The Body Swing is How To Fix Your Swing. People seem to overlook this when really this should be one of the most important chapters and videos in the product. Watch me do it: ruclips.net/video/q5RojTx5sHI/видео.html To fix him I did Drill 1 in chapter 10 then switch to body. So do drill 1 until you can hook every ball then add body and you too will hit it dead straight in minutes.
Thank you Paul! This is the tip that changed my confusion on the driver, and now it works like a charm. Now when I use my driver, I brush twice and then make my shot. Wonderful tip!
Thanks so much. Simple is the key for sure. This is a big one. It can instantly get you swinging out at it. Just need to think outside the box. Everyone seems trapped inside it so they keep doing the same things that don't work.
Paul , another great lesson , have struggled with a slice for years; it was one thing knowing all the reasons for this happening but another trying to get the feel and result . This lesson was a lightbulb moment in feel and result absolutely brilliant. Can’t thank you enough
Glad you liked it. This is a simple way to get it. Glad you see that and are working on it. Curing slices is one of my specialties. Watch me do it: ruclips.net/video/q5RojTx5sHI/видео.html I got him rolling it and hooking it first then added body to straighten it out. This tip give you an easy way to get the path (step 2). Just remember to roll it to get the hook spin (step 1).
This guy is the GOAT of teaching. I watched so many of his videos and they have helped me so tremendously. I even paid of lessons, and they did not even come close to what he teaches in an 8-minute video lol
Thanks so much. I appreciate the support. I just see it differently. I keep it simple and teach things people can actually do instead of complex moves that 1% of all golfers can even do.
This is one of your best tips Paul. Focusing on brushing the grass gives you the correct path, keeps your head behind the ball, ensures body tilt and provided you rotate your body you wont top the ball. Surprisingly it also works for irons but I have always taken a shallow divot. It was very easy to take it to the course without a lot of practice beforehand. I look at your videos while working out on an exercise bike and have never been disappointed. Anyone who does not subscribe to your body swing course really is not serious about playing good golf.
Glad you liked it. So many people swing over the top. This is really holding most of the golfing population back. So simple to fix it. This is just one way. I have tons more. Thanks for your support. I truly appreciate it.
Ha a crazy drill huh. No drill recommended by Paul Wilson is ever crazy. We’re hanging with you Paul. You say it. We’ll do it. I love this drill. Absolutely love it
Well, I am building a swing for life. Sure there are better players (younger) that are whacking away at it and they are decent. The problem is as you get older you get weaker. So if you are whacking away how do you keep doing this forever and not either hurt yourself or end up hitting it nowhere like 80-90% of my students. So way way way looser is great for creating power because something that is looser swings faster than something that's tighter. Plus, you don't have to be strong to be loose. So that's one thing you need to work on to make the swing. Next, you need to use your body to hit it not the arms. Well, if you completely stopped trying to hit with the arms you would have to use your body as that's the only other power source you have. Just like little kids. They have minimal arm strength and hit the ball a long way. So that's what I am trying to get people to do. Copy kids. Just do this for a week: ruclips.net/video/LAejvDbw_aA/видео.html
Paul. Out of ALL the videos and tips I have ever seen. NOT ONE has impacted me in a positive way as much as this one. My friend sent this to me several weeks ago and admittedly I blew it off to come back later. This past Saturday 8/10/2024 I watched this video. OK seems totally logical so I gave it a try. Hit some balls and wait a sec... I smashed some like never before. I'm a mid handicap so I instantly wondered. Could I hit my driver off the deck? OMG 10 straight pure. OK this is legit (I know thats not the goal here hitting DoD.) Anyhow fast forward to 4 days of practice I finally setup my Garmin R10 to see if my dreaded Left path was gone. R - R - L - R etc.... R - R - R .... OMG really? Now let's move to the best part. The Garmin has never registered a 280+ for me in THREE YEARS. "281" wait huh? 103MPH swing speed WAIT HUH 99 is my general high point. 283 DRAW.... WAIT 107MPH SWING??? HUH? WAIT he didnt advertise anything about this helping swing speed. Well I own Awesome Golf software and it has a longest drive challenge where you have to hit the grid with 4 ball sets. It draws a line on the grid out where your personal best was before. One set ALL IN PLAY mind you progressively 281, 283, 288, Foul (hook.) I proceeded to try several more sets and I have never hit the grid 4x in a set. I did it 3 times in a row with straight ball flight. I cannot thank you enough. I believe this helped me with multiple aspects of my swing, corrected the path, and I dont know how but I feel that it helped me relax and release better. THANKS PAUL. I have forwarded this video to every friend/family member I golf with. S-U-B-S-C-R-I-B-E-D. BTW your personality to me makes you the Bob Ross of Golf Instruction.... Just Brush the ground, brush brush.....good bye my "Push Fade" hope you stay away forever. Thanks again.
So glad you found me and tried it. I just see things different to others. Fast and easy is my mantra. Thise are great numbers. Be careful to no go too hard and lose it. Stick with this level until this is normal then into the future try for more if you want but not sure you'll have to.
I'll be darned. A tip that works. I practiced this on a few balls before a round today. Then I figured I could find a mark or divot on the tee box to align to the inside of the ball like he does with a tee in this video and swing for that mark. I actually hit 11/14 fairways with either straight or slight draw shots. My playing partner was amazed and so was I. Note: This actually worked well with irons down to my 2 iron off the deck which I was struggling with!
I’m glade that I watched this video, I have been having problems with my drives they are 20 to 30 yards shorter of what I have been normally hitting them.I think what I’m doing is swinging way harder as I’m trying to gain back my distance. Thanks for this information, I’ll be trying it out tomorrow.
Yeah don't swing harder. This tightens you up so the club swings slower even though it feels faster. Swing looser. Super loose wrists then some body and you've got it.
Glad you liked it. Can't keep doing the same things expecting a different result. So I doing this you're person stuck inside the box may think I'm crazy. To me (and you) it's logical.
I've always had a slight fade that sometimes reverts back to a slice. My last few rounds I've been slicing and it's costing me strokes. Did this little drill yesterday before playing 9 holes and even though I only used driver 3 times, all 3 were straight drives. Great tip!!! Shot a 41 which I'll take every time, I had been shooting 45-46.
Good job. That slice is no fun that's for sure but as you see it's easy to fix. Keep up the good work. If you start overhooking watch this one: ruclips.net/video/FOB9geBbyFA/видео.html Gotcha covered either way.
Paul, your tips always come at the perfect time. I was at the range today and I will definitely watch this tip over and over. I will also remember another tip. In my case I must stay behind the ball at impact. I didn't realize I was reverse pivoting. A friend at the range was watching me. You have also done videos on reverse pivoting. I really enjoy your videos. I always watch you first thing in the morning with a cup of coffee. Please keep up the great work.
Funny you mention the dropkick. I have done that several times while practicing keeping my head behind the ball, and they have ended up being really good shots.
Just like I said. Amazing that people see them as bad. Never seen a drop kick miss the fairway. Easy to fix too. Just get off the back foot a little more through impact.
Get the tilt. Then turn to get the shift. 2 parts. You are not good at it. Try to do it perfectly and it will most likely be difficult. Get half then get the other. ruclips.net/video/mp8MriLZ4sg/видео.html ruclips.net/video/UicfEiofJis/видео.html ruclips.net/video/GF7JQHr2hhw/видео.html ruclips.net/video/m8FxSZSmKEw/видео.html ruclips.net/video/N07xdiQtKCI/видео.html ruclips.net/video/p6YWiBPnQqI/видео.html ruclips.net/video/XuuHte-Y3yM/видео.html ruclips.net/video/OHSciOQ15AE/видео.html ruclips.net/video/2cPM_FSoHNM/видео.html
Hi Paul - this tilt drill is amazing and has really helped my driver. Question - would the same drill apply for an iron, where you are not necessarily hitting up? thank you!
Yes, you need the tilt with all clubs it's just not as much with irons because you don't fire your lower as hard. So you need the tilt. Watch this one: ruclips.net/video/EDlwfq_ZBvE/видео.html Watch this so you can fix any fat shots: ruclips.net/video/UwynwFBldv4/видео.html
@@paulwilsongolf thank you kindly! you are quite an incredible coach. May have to make a quick trip to Vegas for some lessons. Will find your schedule on the web. Thanks!
Like the person below said you are probably hanging back too much. So get the weight off this foot through impact. This is a drill. Sounds like you are overdoing it.
Well you need to look at the toe/heel position of your club. You want toe just slightly higher than the heel. I also like the feeling of going down inside a cylinder not leaning too far forward. ruclips.net/video/f0Gr-XBP1qU/видео.html This saves your back.
Hi Paul any tips on fixing an open clubface it seems to be in my grip I believe but when I move it half an inch to the right it turns straight into a hook.
Open face at impact? I have tons of tips on this. You need a neutral grip and purposely roll it from the top. You need to see this as good not bad. This is half right. Get every ball hooking then you switch to body to straighten it out. Watch this first to understand how I do it: ruclips.net/video/bLskGy7rulo/видео.html Learn the neutral grip here: ruclips.net/video/jQZLp8bF-Ww/видео.html Here are the drills (wrists): ruclips.net/video/M868QsTlGt4/видео.html ruclips.net/video/N-nGM6yN790/видео.html ruclips.net/video/yHEv7G9Z5-0/видео.html Most popular trigger to straighten it out: ruclips.net/video/RdphthCQ9VM/видео.html
I must admit that I am one of those golfers who are trying to hit draws. Not because I really want to see the ball move right to left, but because I want to stop the ball going from left to right... and more right. Once again, your approach of explaining the mechanics of the swing has nailed my fault- I have a push fade and yes, I've been working on loosening up my wrists to let the face close.
Well if you have a push fade you are halfway there. You would need to roll the wrists to get the draw spin. When you do this you would be doing it with your arms so you would hit pull hooks for a while. Once you can get it hooking you then add body again to get the path. I don't teach it that way. There is an extra step. I would be getting you to hook it first then get the path. 2 steps. 5 mins. ruclips.net/video/M868QsTlGt4/видео.html ruclips.net/video/p4vASmOzkPg/видео.html ruclips.net/video/N-nGM6yN790/видео.html ruclips.net/video/yHEv7G9Z5-0/видео.html Once you can do that switch to this (easy way): ruclips.net/video/RdphthCQ9VM/видео.html
@@paulwilsongolf I've already been working on your wrist drills (aka release drills) and I'm sure that's gotten me from huge slice to push-fade. I'm a work in progress! I appreciate your explanations; I'm an analytical guy and knowing what is going on and what should be going on really helps!
You are not rolling it soon enough. This is literally 5 mins. Hit the top and roll it. Hit huge hooks for a few minutes. Once you can do hook it consistently you switch to adding body to straighten it out. There is no way you should be push fading it. Watch me do it: ruclips.net/video/q5RojTx5sHI/видео.html This is exactly what I had him do. Roll it then add body. Done.
@@paulwilsongolf 100% I got your Body Swing series 3 or 4 years ago, and I still struggle with longer clubs, the longer the club, the more I try to hit... it's all mental, but I'll go back and try to hook again on the range! I've dropped about 8 from my handicap since getting your videos, and if I can get my compulsion to swing harder with long clubs out of my head, I'm betting I'll drop another 3 or 4 at least. Thanks for the system and for continuing to answer my questions and comments!
You need to know the moves like the back of your hand. There are only 4 positions to make you look like a tour pro. 4 chords on bass. How long did it take you to learn 4 chords? So think of it like that. You need to repeat them daily. You need to make them more important than the ball. You can literally learn this stuff at home doing practice swings looking for the feedback of each position. Swing in a mirror too so you know you are doing them exactly right. Get addicted to them. Do the roll over drill(s) every day at home. Over and over until you have mastered the release. There is no way you should be peeling it right. This take nothing to get this stuff. ruclips.net/video/M868QsTlGt4/видео.html ruclips.net/video/p4vASmOzkPg/видео.html ruclips.net/video/N-nGM6yN790/видео.html ruclips.net/video/yHEv7G9Z5-0/видео.html
How about with an iron? I want to swing from inside, but hit the ground after the ball with an iron, does this apply at all with hitting irons from the inside?
Very good. Here are more: ruclips.net/video/mp8MriLZ4sg/видео.html ruclips.net/video/UicfEiofJis/видео.html ruclips.net/video/GF7JQHr2hhw/видео.html ruclips.net/video/m8FxSZSmKEw/видео.html ruclips.net/video/N07xdiQtKCI/видео.html ruclips.net/video/p6YWiBPnQqI/видео.html ruclips.net/video/XuuHte-Y3yM/видео.html ruclips.net/video/OHSciOQ15AE/видео.html ruclips.net/video/2cPM_FSoHNM/видео.html
Hey Paul. Can you do a tip on how to get more depth in the backswing? I try to follow most of your tips but still sometimes find myself slicing or pulling the ball, even when I make an effort to not lean foward. Can I use my hips to open up more in the backswing? Thanks
Got one here: ruclips.net/video/VPmj0pCRwvQ/видео.html And: ruclips.net/video/wr5uKYjyI1E/видео.html These too would be good: Aruclips.net/video/TfApWnDirfQ/видео.html ruclips.net/video/bHA7fiechXg/видео.html Definitely allow the hips to turn more going back to get more coil. If you are not 90 then it could be an issue.
Tried this today, I pushed it right to start quite a few times. Then rotated a bit more and released, went way left. So I’m having a tough time to square the face. Pretty sure it’s the wrist release that needs better timing. But need to manipulate at this point. What would be a spot check? Thanks again. I did manage to hit a few straight and longer than I used too :)
Glad you tried it. The push was you doing it half right. Yes, you weren't releasing it. Then you added the release and didn't get the path. So what I do is get people to hook about 10 in a row first. Then work on path to straighten it out.
Well, if you have that you have my main product. I have the golf tips membership which includes over 80 of my short game tips but I know a lot of people don't like to join memberships so what I did was package up those 80 tips in a short game product with no membership. Don't get me wrong you can join the membership and access over 1,300 of my tips but if that's not for you I would pick up my short game tips. My short game techniques are unreal good. Just contact us and we will send you think. Thanks for the support. I truly appreciate it.
This is a good drill for a draw but you can do it easier. Need to roll it first from the top and get it hooking. Once you can do that you are doing half right. You have the SPIN. Once you can hook about 10 in a row you switch to fire your body to straighten it out (DIRECTION). So you are taking it in 2 steps. If you want to draw driver every shot needs to have hook spin. This is half. Then you need it to start right of target to draw back. Follow these steps. I could have you hitting a perfect draw in no more than 10 mins doing this. I prove this constantly. Wrists = Spin (Step 1) ruclips.net/video/p4vASmOzkPg/видео.html ruclips.net/video/M868QsTlGt4/видео.html ruclips.net/video/yHEv7G9Z5-0/видео.html Body = Direction (Step 2) ruclips.net/video/FV8uSZ16Bys/видео.html ruclips.net/video/RdphthCQ9VM/видео.html ruclips.net/video/m8FxSZSmKEw/видео.html (secret tip) Watch me work with this guy. I got him from massive slice to straight basically with the tips above: ruclips.net/video/q5RojTx5sHI/видео.html
Yes, do the same swing for all clubs. As for the irons as they get shorter you need to be sure to not bend over too much. Watch this one: ruclips.net/video/gJOq_LO6oRg/видео.html
Many reasons: 1. Most of my students are older. Imagine a 75 year old trying to get serious side bend. It's never going to happen. 2. It hurts your back (I've tried it and my back was in serious pain). I teach a pain-free golf swing. See these pros starting to have back issues. It will only get worse - you'll see. 3. I would rather get the person doing the general shape of the swing first getting them way more distance and hitting pure irons or get the components working (hinge/rehinge - coil uncoil). Until the person can do that what's the point of working on side bend? 4. Side bend is seen in pros swings. Pros learned as kids. Most ams learned as adults. Most ams don't look like pros so they do no have the right fundamentals. As ams get the fundamentals they get enough side bend. 5. I don't teach what other teach. 6. I can get sidebend by working on the through swing not trying to get them to do it at impact. All you have to do is this: ruclips.net/video/X_pF7x-OCXU/видео.html 7. It is confusing for most people. I keep things simple. 8. Most people don't practice. 9. Most people want a little more distance and hit some better shots. I can easily get anyone to do this by loosening up and getting them to turn a little better. 10. I'm sure there are more reasons. That was off the top of my head. I know what is being taught. I have tried it. I literally did about 30 practice swings trying to get more side bend. I woke up and my back was on fire. I have had back pain in since I started over 40 years ago. Don't get me wrong I don't want them standing up through impact but I noted above this is easily fixed by working on the follow through which I have taught since lesson 1 now 34 years ago.
Thank you Paul for this great tip. But I must comment ,all you guys use the term inside out and I cant for the lobe of me figure what it really means. It seems to me that by swinging inside to outside will produce a big fade.
Imagine a plane of glass over your head and on the same angle as the club from the side view. The club coming down would be inside it left side of the glass breaking through to the right side of the glass. Inside to out. If you hit this with a square face to the path it would go straight right. Open it would go right then fade right. Slightly closed and it would draw back. Watch this one: ruclips.net/video/mp8MriLZ4sg/видео.html
That is because you think you are doing the grip then you are changing it back to strong as you take the club back. There is no way you are hooking with with a neutral grip more than 5 yards. Do the grip. Focus. Do not twitch or wiggle your hands once they are on the club. Then hit some and tell me if you are hooking it.
@@paulwilsongolf I’ll try to borrow my sons old one. I suppose he can get it from my phone to his I pad. Thanks( your instructions are valuable and videos have helped me)
@@denniscollins1391 I’m a 72 yr old digital dodo and have been using an iPad to access Paul’s videos since purchasing his Body Swing program in 2018 - if you can drive a car you can work an iPad - it’s really just a large iPhone in many ways - same icons , controls , etc and most importantly a larger screen
For sure. Not sure how people don't see this. There is a huge advantage to drop kicking it. All you have to do is get off the back foot and you hit it perfectly. Easy to fix: ruclips.net/video/UwynwFBldv4/видео.html
Hit the top and turn. I did say you would attack from the inside if you were tilted behind the ball right? So if you were attacking too much from the inside what would that tell you to do? Answer: Not tilt as much. So you hit the to and TURN. If you are tuning you are not over-tilting. Watch: ruclips.net/video/FOB9geBbyFA/видео.html
@@paulwilsongolf Wow, I do have a lot of tilt at impact. Wish you were closer so I could do some sessions. I fight the shank as well and it's not an over the top shank either. I go inside on the takeaway and over the line at the top and then come from the inside and fight a shank and a hard hook. So frustrating and taking it away straight just doesn't work well for me.
I can fix you in minutes. Save you the flight. You got the tip on hooks so follow that. Here is the shank fix: ruclips.net/video/m9kj0548rYw/видео.html Easy. Done. Follow my neutral grip tip too: ruclips.net/video/jQZLp8bF-Ww/видео.html
Won't matter what they do. My student will blow it by all of them. She is 250-260 right now at 15 and not even 100lbs. Give her 5-6 years and you will know exactly who she is. I foresee #1 in the world. Mark my words.
Thanks. I just saw her and her brother at the beginning of the year. Their swings are looking incredible. They will be playing lots of tourneys in Canada and the US so we will see how they do. The brother is 13. Tiny kid. Hits it 260-270. Lefty. She has broken par numerous times. Only playing for 2.5 years. I think her brother is even less.
I don't really teach that because it's unnecessary and potentially gets you closed at impact. You can try it if you want. Why are you wanting to do this?
So the face is open. Watch me fix a real student: ruclips.net/video/q5RojTx5sHI/видео.html Need to follow these steps: Wrists = Spin (Step 1) ruclips.net/video/p4vASmOzkPg/видео.html ruclips.net/video/M868QsTlGt4/видео.html ruclips.net/video/yHEv7G9Z5-0/видео.html Body = Direction (Step 2) ruclips.net/video/FV8uSZ16Bys/видео.html ruclips.net/video/RdphthCQ9VM/видео.html ruclips.net/video/m8FxSZSmKEw/видео.html (secret tip)
@Paul Wilson Golf no...dead straight. That was a while back. Don't drop kick anymore...thanks Paul. Currently fighting a bit of a snap hook with driver.
You can easily do that. Aim the face where you want the ball to end up. Aim your body left. Swing left. When you do the ball will start where you swing and face back because you have pre-set the face open. Make sure you have enough distance to be hitting this shot. Most people want distance. The fade is not going to go as far as the draw. I love the face and went to it many many years ago but I have distance. You can always work on the draw as well as loosening your wrists and powering your swing with your legs and hips. Once you get decent distance switch to a draw. Up to you.
thanks Paul,when i swing left then watch it on video it shows my club coming down on a slightly steeper plane, although i strike it good, thanks @@paulwilsongolf
Steeper would be better for fading as flatter and inside out would be great for a draw. If they are fading as you want then I would keep doing it. Keep in mind you are swiniging left because you are aimed left not because you are sending it over the top.
Most everyone is stuck inside the box. Why not analyze the bad shots and see if there is anything you can learn from them. People always dwell on the negative while I see the positive. If you hit the ground behind the ball you are attacking from the inside. I would watch this one too: ruclips.net/video/UwynwFBldv4/видео.html
The swing you used to actually hit the ball was much higher up in your back swing than the swing you showed in the beginning. In the beginning of the video your back swing was much lower on your back and shoulder and the real swing you used was much higher up on your back and shoulder. It's not as easy as you make it sound. You'll have people taking the club back much lower on their backswing than what they should be. Only John Rahm and Ricky Fowler take it back real low like you were showing in the beginning.
This lesson was G O L D, Paul! For reasons I can't explain, I got away from your teaching and my golf game and wallet suffered because of it. Just "refound" you and took it to the course yesterday. Shaved 7 strokes and this tip in particular helped me keep driver in the fairway for most of the day. I did start pushing them towards the end, but I think that was fatigue. On the front 9 I had a drive of 284 and another that was 319 and they were EFFORTLESS! Can't thank you enough. Now off to go watch all my bodyswing videos again! :)
Heard this before. They all come back. Stay focused. Work on each lesson precisely. Do tons of practice swings at home looking for the feedback of each position. Do them (only 4 positions) plus your grip and set up and you will look like a pro as you swing. Who else is going to say that? No one. Only been making people look like pros now into my 33rd year. Just have to put in the work.
Absolutely true! When I was using the body swing before people would tell me how easy and natural my swing looked (and then console me on my slice). Yesterday, using the body swing again I almost immediately started finding those positions again and just got finished practicing swings in my living room (without a ball). I don't think I appreciated before just how incredible your teaching and channel are, but I'm glad I know now. Thank you again! Next stop is getting back under 100!
Lesson 10 in The Body Swing is How To Fix Your Swing. People seem to overlook this when really this should be one of the most important chapters and videos in the product. Watch me do it:
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To fix him I did Drill 1 in chapter 10 then switch to body. So do drill 1 until you can hook every ball then add body and you too will hit it dead straight in minutes.
Thank you Paul! This is the tip that changed my confusion on the driver, and now it works like a charm. Now when I use my driver, I brush twice and then make my shot. Wonderful tip!
Very good. Glad you tried it and are seeing the results.
So simple!. I love how encouraging and reassuring your voice is too lol
Thanks so much. Simple is the key for sure. This is a big one. It can instantly get you swinging out at it. Just need to think outside the box. Everyone seems trapped inside it so they keep doing the same things that don't work.
Paul , another great lesson , have struggled with a slice for years; it was one thing knowing all the reasons for this happening but another trying to get the feel and result . This lesson was a lightbulb moment in feel and result absolutely brilliant. Can’t thank you enough
Glad you liked it. This is a simple way to get it. Glad you see that and are working on it. Curing slices is one of my specialties. Watch me do it: ruclips.net/video/q5RojTx5sHI/видео.html
I got him rolling it and hooking it first then added body to straighten it out. This tip give you an easy way to get the path (step 2). Just remember to roll it to get the hook spin (step 1).
Dang Paul thanks for all the content through the years. You're a legend sir.
Thanks for the support. I appreciate it.
This guy is the GOAT of teaching. I watched so many of his videos and they have helped me so tremendously. I even paid of lessons, and they did not even come close to what he teaches in an 8-minute video lol
Thanks so much. I appreciate the support. I just see it differently. I keep it simple and teach things people can actually do instead of complex moves that 1% of all golfers can even do.
One of Paul’s best lessons.
Glad you liked it. Thanks. Just had a student do it the other day. Works like magic.
Very practical tips ,Thank-you Paul
Glad you like them. Thanks.
You are such a good teacher!
Thank you for your kind words. I appreciate it.
This is one of your best tips Paul. Focusing on brushing the grass gives you the correct path, keeps your head behind the ball, ensures body tilt and provided you rotate your body you wont top the ball. Surprisingly it also works for irons but I have always taken a shallow divot. It was very easy to take it to the course without a lot of practice beforehand. I look at your videos while working out on an exercise bike and have never been disappointed. Anyone who does not subscribe to your body swing course really is not serious about playing good golf.
Glad you liked it. So many people swing over the top. This is really holding most of the golfing population back. So simple to fix it. This is just one way. I have tons more. Thanks for your support. I truly appreciate it.
Ha a crazy drill huh. No drill recommended by Paul Wilson is ever crazy. We’re hanging with you Paul. You say it. We’ll do it. I love this drill. Absolutely love it
Glad you're with me. One day everyone will be.
@@paulwilsongolf that’s the plan 👍🍀😊
Hitting the ground drill actually worked for me. Thank you for all the great videos.
Excellent! Simple drill to get people swinging inside out. Just got to think outside the box.
Your swing makes sense Paul. Haven't committed to doing your swing yet, but everything you say seems to make sense for me. I'll try!
Well, I am building a swing for life. Sure there are better players (younger) that are whacking away at it and they are decent. The problem is as you get older you get weaker. So if you are whacking away how do you keep doing this forever and not either hurt yourself or end up hitting it nowhere like 80-90% of my students. So way way way looser is great for creating power because something that is looser swings faster than something that's tighter. Plus, you don't have to be strong to be loose. So that's one thing you need to work on to make the swing. Next, you need to use your body to hit it not the arms. Well, if you completely stopped trying to hit with the arms you would have to use your body as that's the only other power source you have. Just like little kids. They have minimal arm strength and hit the ball a long way. So that's what I am trying to get people to do. Copy kids. Just do this for a week:
ruclips.net/video/LAejvDbw_aA/видео.html
Paul. Out of ALL the videos and tips I have ever seen. NOT ONE has impacted me in a positive way as much as this one. My friend sent this to me several weeks ago and admittedly I blew it off to come back later. This past Saturday 8/10/2024 I watched this video. OK seems totally logical so I gave it a try. Hit some balls and wait a sec... I smashed some like never before. I'm a mid handicap so I instantly wondered. Could I hit my driver off the deck? OMG 10 straight pure. OK this is legit (I know thats not the goal here hitting DoD.) Anyhow fast forward to 4 days of practice I finally setup my Garmin R10 to see if my dreaded Left path was gone. R - R - L - R etc.... R - R - R .... OMG really? Now let's move to the best part. The Garmin has never registered a 280+ for me in THREE YEARS. "281" wait huh? 103MPH swing speed WAIT HUH 99 is my general high point. 283 DRAW.... WAIT 107MPH SWING??? HUH? WAIT he didnt advertise anything about this helping swing speed. Well I own Awesome Golf software and it has a longest drive challenge where you have to hit the grid with 4 ball sets. It draws a line on the grid out where your personal best was before. One set ALL IN PLAY mind you progressively 281, 283, 288, Foul (hook.) I proceeded to try several more sets and I have never hit the grid 4x in a set. I did it 3 times in a row with straight ball flight. I cannot thank you enough. I believe this helped me with multiple aspects of my swing, corrected the path, and I dont know how but I feel that it helped me relax and release better. THANKS PAUL. I have forwarded this video to every friend/family member I golf with. S-U-B-S-C-R-I-B-E-D. BTW your personality to me makes you the Bob Ross of Golf Instruction.... Just Brush the ground, brush brush.....good bye my "Push Fade" hope you stay away forever. Thanks again.
So glad you found me and tried it. I just see things different to others. Fast and easy is my mantra. Thise are great numbers. Be careful to no go too hard and lose it. Stick with this level until this is normal then into the future try for more if you want but not sure you'll have to.
I'll be darned. A tip that works. I practiced this on a few balls before a round today. Then I figured I could find a mark or divot on the tee box to align to the inside of the ball like he does with a tee in this video and swing for that mark. I actually hit 11/14 fairways with either straight or slight draw shots. My playing partner was amazed and so was I. Note: This actually worked well with irons down to my 2 iron off the deck which I was struggling with!
So glad you tried it. I just see the swing and learning it differently. Needs to be fast and easy. This is fast and easy as you found out. Keep at it.
I’m glade that I watched this video, I have been having problems with my drives they are 20 to 30 yards shorter of what I have been normally hitting them.I think what I’m doing is swinging way harder as I’m trying to gain back my distance. Thanks for this information, I’ll be trying it out tomorrow.
Yeah don't swing harder. This tightens you up so the club swings slower even though it feels faster. Swing looser. Super loose wrists then some body and you've got it.
Brilliant, can’t wait to try this.
Thanks Paul.
Very good. If you are at home just do some practice swings to get a feel for it.
@@paulwilsongolf
Thanks Paul, will do.
I like these easy drills way more fun
Glad you like them. Thanks.
Good lesson. It's not crazy. Thanks
Glad you liked it. Can't keep doing the same things expecting a different result. So I doing this you're person stuck inside the box may think I'm crazy. To me (and you) it's logical.
Wow this full of golden golf knowledge nuggets
For sure. Just got to think outside the box. Too many people are stuck inside it. This will get the inside out path for sure.
Paul
Fantastic tip makes complete sense
Glad you liked it. Thanks.
I've always had a slight fade that sometimes reverts back to a slice. My last few rounds I've been slicing and it's costing me strokes. Did this little drill yesterday before playing 9 holes and even though I only used driver 3 times, all 3 were straight drives. Great tip!!! Shot a 41 which I'll take every time, I had been shooting 45-46.
Good job. That slice is no fun that's for sure but as you see it's easy to fix. Keep up the good work. If you start overhooking watch this one:
ruclips.net/video/FOB9geBbyFA/видео.html
Gotcha covered either way.
Love your tips Paul, my Back appreciates it too 😉
Thanks so much. I appreciate it. So much more fun not playing in pain.
Great drill. I’ll try it next time I’m at the range.
Very good. Let us know how you do.
Paul, your tips always come at the perfect time. I was at the range today and I will definitely watch this tip over and over. I will also remember another tip. In my case I must stay behind the ball at impact. I didn't realize I was reverse pivoting. A friend at the range was watching me. You have also done videos on reverse pivoting. I really enjoy your videos. I always watch you first thing in the morning with a cup of coffee. Please keep up the great work.
That's great. Yes, give this one a try. Yes, you don't to keep doing that reverse pivot. Give this a try and it should fix you in a hurry.
Hi Paul, you are amazing my friend, as a beginner you inspire me so much
Funny you mention the dropkick. I have done that several times while practicing keeping my head behind the ball, and they have ended up being really good shots.
Just like I said. Amazing that people see them as bad. Never seen a drop kick miss the fairway. Easy to fix too. Just get off the back foot a little more through impact.
Excellent lesson!❤
Glad you liked it! Thanks
I want to tilt to swing from inside while also getting my weight on the left side for an iron, how I do that?
Get the tilt. Then turn to get the shift. 2 parts. You are not good at it. Try to do it perfectly and it will most likely be difficult. Get half then get the other.
ruclips.net/video/mp8MriLZ4sg/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/UicfEiofJis/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/GF7JQHr2hhw/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/m8FxSZSmKEw/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/N07xdiQtKCI/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/p6YWiBPnQqI/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/XuuHte-Y3yM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/OHSciOQ15AE/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/2cPM_FSoHNM/видео.html
Good idea! I'll give it a shot next time going to driving range. Thanks Paul!
Please do. Let me know how you do.
Will definitely give this a try ..
Please do. Let me know what happens.
Thank you Paul, time to hit some draws nice and easy with wrists loosened up...
For sure. So easy to do. Keep me posted.
This is so good
Yes, think outside the box. Get it in minutes.
Simply brilliant 🙂
Glad you liked it. Just need to think outside the box.
Same concept for irons? Great video Paul, as always!
Yes, if you hit it fat watch this:
ruclips.net/video/UwynwFBldv4/видео.html
@@paulwilsongolf Perfect, thanks so much Paul!
Superb Paul. Is tilting applicable for Iron shot? Thanks.
Yes. The longer the club the more you tilt. This is because you drive your legs harder with longer clubs.
@@paulwilsongolf Thanks a million Paul for your very quick response.
Thank You!
You're welcome!
Nice, going to try it.
Very good. Keep me posted.
Hi Paul - this tilt drill is amazing and has really helped my driver. Question - would the same drill apply for an iron, where you are not necessarily hitting up? thank you!
Yes, you need the tilt with all clubs it's just not as much with irons because you don't fire your lower as hard. So you need the tilt. Watch this one:
ruclips.net/video/EDlwfq_ZBvE/видео.html
Watch this so you can fix any fat shots:
ruclips.net/video/UwynwFBldv4/видео.html
@@paulwilsongolf thank you kindly! you are quite an incredible coach. May have to make a quick trip to Vegas for some lessons. Will find your schedule on the web. Thanks!
Thank you for the kind words. I truly appreciate the support. Season will be starting soon. Let me know if you can make it.
I think we have a tendency to lean in. But you are right with lean back a bit and sweep. It's funny how we forget it after a while. Thanks Paul.
Glad you see it. Keep at it.
Terrific stuff.
Glad you liked it. Thanks.
Does the tilt pertain to irons also ?
Yes but don't jam it into the ground behind the ball. If you do that's too .ich weight on the back foot at imapct.
Great video
Thanks so much. This is crazy good. Just need to think outside the box.
Your awesome! Love your teaching style. Just one thing. At times when I hit my driver on a tilt I tend to top the ball. Any reason why? Or drills?
Hanging on the back foot? Trying transfering the weight to front foot?
Like the person below said you are probably hanging back too much. So get the weight off this foot through impact. This is a drill. Sounds like you are overdoing it.
How much tilt should you have when addressing?
Well you need to look at the toe/heel position of your club. You want toe just slightly higher than the heel. I also like the feeling of going down inside a cylinder not leaning too far forward. ruclips.net/video/f0Gr-XBP1qU/видео.html
This saves your back.
@@paulwilsongolf great lesson, I’ve been tilted my whole life. Your swing reminds of a hammer thrower, making use of the weight of the hammer.
Hi Paul any tips on fixing an open clubface it seems to be in my grip I believe but when I move it half an inch to the right it turns straight into a hook.
Open face at impact? I have tons of tips on this. You need a neutral grip and purposely roll it from the top. You need to see this as good not bad. This is half right. Get every ball hooking then you switch to body to straighten it out. Watch this first to understand how I do it: ruclips.net/video/bLskGy7rulo/видео.html
Learn the neutral grip here:
ruclips.net/video/jQZLp8bF-Ww/видео.html
Here are the drills (wrists):
ruclips.net/video/M868QsTlGt4/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/N-nGM6yN790/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/yHEv7G9Z5-0/видео.html
Most popular trigger to straighten it out:
ruclips.net/video/RdphthCQ9VM/видео.html
I must admit that I am one of those golfers who are trying to hit draws. Not because I really want to see the ball move right to left, but because I want to stop the ball going from left to right... and more right. Once again, your approach of explaining the mechanics of the swing has nailed my fault- I have a push fade and yes, I've been working on loosening up my wrists to let the face close.
Well if you have a push fade you are halfway there. You would need to roll the wrists to get the draw spin. When you do this you would be doing it with your arms so you would hit pull hooks for a while. Once you can get it hooking you then add body again to get the path. I don't teach it that way. There is an extra step. I would be getting you to hook it first then get the path. 2 steps. 5 mins.
ruclips.net/video/M868QsTlGt4/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/p4vASmOzkPg/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/N-nGM6yN790/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/yHEv7G9Z5-0/видео.html
Once you can do that switch to this (easy way):
ruclips.net/video/RdphthCQ9VM/видео.html
@@paulwilsongolf I've already been working on your wrist drills (aka release drills) and I'm sure that's gotten me from huge slice to push-fade. I'm a work in progress! I appreciate your explanations; I'm an analytical guy and knowing what is going on and what should be going on really helps!
You are not rolling it soon enough. This is literally 5 mins. Hit the top and roll it. Hit huge hooks for a few minutes. Once you can do hook it consistently you switch to adding body to straighten it out. There is no way you should be push fading it. Watch me do it: ruclips.net/video/q5RojTx5sHI/видео.html
This is exactly what I had him do. Roll it then add body. Done.
@@paulwilsongolf 100% I got your Body Swing series 3 or 4 years ago, and I still struggle with longer clubs, the longer the club, the more I try to hit... it's all mental, but I'll go back and try to hook again on the range! I've dropped about 8 from my handicap since getting your videos, and if I can get my compulsion to swing harder with long clubs out of my head, I'm betting I'll drop another 3 or 4 at least. Thanks for the system and for continuing to answer my questions and comments!
You need to know the moves like the back of your hand. There are only 4 positions to make you look like a tour pro. 4 chords on bass. How long did it take you to learn 4 chords? So think of it like that. You need to repeat them daily. You need to make them more important than the ball. You can literally learn this stuff at home doing practice swings looking for the feedback of each position. Swing in a mirror too so you know you are doing them exactly right. Get addicted to them. Do the roll over drill(s) every day at home. Over and over until you have mastered the release. There is no way you should be peeling it right. This take nothing to get this stuff.
ruclips.net/video/M868QsTlGt4/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/p4vASmOzkPg/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/N-nGM6yN790/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/yHEv7G9Z5-0/видео.html
How about with an iron? I want to swing from inside, but hit the ground after the ball with an iron, does this apply at all with hitting irons from the inside?
Sure. Try it. If you hit it fat watch this tip:
ruclips.net/video/UwynwFBldv4/видео.html
Thank you for this tip, can’t wait to tomorrow to give a shot.
Very good. Here are more:
ruclips.net/video/mp8MriLZ4sg/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/UicfEiofJis/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/GF7JQHr2hhw/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/m8FxSZSmKEw/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/N07xdiQtKCI/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/p6YWiBPnQqI/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/XuuHte-Y3yM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/OHSciOQ15AE/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/2cPM_FSoHNM/видео.html
Hey Paul. Can you do a tip on how to get more depth in the backswing?
I try to follow most of your tips but still sometimes find myself slicing or pulling the ball, even when I make an effort to not lean foward. Can I use my hips to open up more in the backswing?
Thanks
Got one here: ruclips.net/video/VPmj0pCRwvQ/видео.html
And: ruclips.net/video/wr5uKYjyI1E/видео.html
These too would be good:
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ruclips.net/video/bHA7fiechXg/видео.html
Definitely allow the hips to turn more going back to get more coil. If you are not 90 then it could be an issue.
Paul is this drill good for irons too for hitting in to out?
Yes, just brush the grass. If you hit it fat watch this:
ruclips.net/video/UwynwFBldv4/видео.html
Tried this today, I pushed it right to start quite a few times. Then rotated a bit more and released, went way left. So I’m having a tough time to square the face. Pretty sure it’s the wrist release that needs better timing. But need to manipulate at this point. What would be a spot check? Thanks again. I did manage to hit a few straight and longer than I used too :)
Glad you tried it. The push was you doing it half right. Yes, you weren't releasing it. Then you added the release and didn't get the path. So what I do is get people to hook about 10 in a row first. Then work on path to straighten it out.
@@paulwilsongolfwill do, thanks
Will it apply to irons as well Paul
Sure, just don't jam it into the ground behind the ball. If you hit fat shots watch:
ruclips.net/video/UwynwFBldv4/видео.html
Thnx Paul. I’m doing pretty good. I bought your video course last year…. Is there anything else that I can grab off your site.
Well, if you have that you have my main product. I have the golf tips membership which includes over 80 of my short game tips but I know a lot of people don't like to join memberships so what I did was package up those 80 tips in a short game product with no membership. Don't get me wrong you can join the membership and access over 1,300 of my tips but if that's not for you I would pick up my short game tips. My short game techniques are unreal good. Just contact us and we will send you think. Thanks for the support. I truly appreciate it.
Is this drill only for trying to hit a draw? I draw all my clubs but can only hit a cut with my driver.
This is a good drill for a draw but you can do it easier. Need to roll it first from the top and get it hooking. Once you can do that you are doing half right. You have the SPIN. Once you can hook about 10 in a row you switch to fire your body to straighten it out (DIRECTION). So you are taking it in 2 steps. If you want to draw driver every shot needs to have hook spin. This is half. Then you need it to start right of target to draw back. Follow these steps. I could have you hitting a perfect draw in no more than 10 mins doing this. I prove this constantly.
Wrists = Spin (Step 1)
ruclips.net/video/p4vASmOzkPg/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/M868QsTlGt4/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/yHEv7G9Z5-0/видео.html
Body = Direction (Step 2)
ruclips.net/video/FV8uSZ16Bys/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/RdphthCQ9VM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/m8FxSZSmKEw/видео.html (secret tip)
Watch me work with this guy. I got him from massive slice to straight basically with the tips above:
ruclips.net/video/q5RojTx5sHI/видео.html
@@paulwilsongolf Thank you Paul!
Does this work for irons too?
Sure but be careful. If you hit the ground behind the ball watch this:
ruclips.net/video/UwynwFBldv4/видео.html
@@paulwilsongolf Thanks!
Yes, do the same swing for all clubs. As for the irons as they get shorter you need to be sure to not bend over too much. Watch this one:
ruclips.net/video/gJOq_LO6oRg/видео.html
Nice idea....
Pretty simple. Glad you liked it.
You never use the term side bend. Any reason why?
Many reasons:
1. Most of my students are older. Imagine a 75 year old trying to get serious side bend. It's never going to happen.
2. It hurts your back (I've tried it and my back was in serious pain). I teach a pain-free golf swing. See these pros starting to have back issues. It will only get worse - you'll see.
3. I would rather get the person doing the general shape of the swing first getting them way more distance and hitting pure irons or get the components working (hinge/rehinge - coil uncoil). Until the person can do that what's the point of working on side bend?
4. Side bend is seen in pros swings. Pros learned as kids. Most ams learned as adults. Most ams don't look like pros so they do no have the right fundamentals. As ams get the fundamentals they get enough side bend.
5. I don't teach what other teach.
6. I can get sidebend by working on the through swing not trying to get them to do it at impact. All you have to do is this: ruclips.net/video/X_pF7x-OCXU/видео.html
7. It is confusing for most people. I keep things simple.
8. Most people don't practice.
9. Most people want a little more distance and hit some better shots. I can easily get anyone to do this by loosening up and getting them to turn a little better.
10. I'm sure there are more reasons. That was off the top of my head.
I know what is being taught. I have tried it. I literally did about 30 practice swings trying to get more side bend. I woke up and my back was on fire. I have had back pain in since I started over 40 years ago. Don't get me wrong I don't want them standing up through impact but I noted above this is easily fixed by working on the follow through which I have taught since lesson 1 now 34 years ago.
Thank you Paul for this great tip. But I must comment ,all you guys use the term inside out and I cant for the lobe of me figure what it really means. It seems to me that by swinging inside to outside will produce a big fade.
Imagine a plane of glass over your head and on the same angle as the club from the side view. The club coming down would be inside it left side of the glass breaking through to the right side of the glass. Inside to out. If you hit this with a square face to the path it would go straight right. Open it would go right then fade right. Slightly closed and it would draw back. Watch this one:
ruclips.net/video/mp8MriLZ4sg/видео.html
Whenever I try the neutral grip, my clubface still closes after about two days of doing the grip
That is because you think you are doing the grip then you are changing it back to strong as you take the club back. There is no way you are hooking with with a neutral grip more than 5 yards. Do the grip. Focus. Do not twitch or wiggle your hands once they are on the club. Then hit some and tell me if you are hooking it.
isnt this information kind of redundant if you fire the hips from the top of the downswing ? creating an in to out swing and when you fire your hips
Firing the hips early on driver is usually not a good thing. It pulls the arms across your body which makes the path come outside to in.
I wish your book was available in printed form. I found it difficult to read on my cell phone and I don’t really use a computer.
Well, we went to digital so I don't have to have a warehouse full of books. Looks great on an ipad. I don't suppose you have one?
@@paulwilsongolf I’ll try to borrow my sons old one. I suppose he can get it from my phone to his I pad. Thanks( your instructions are valuable and videos have helped me)
@@denniscollins1391 I’m a 72 yr old digital dodo and have been using an iPad to access Paul’s videos since purchasing his Body Swing program in 2018 - if you can drive a car you can work an iPad - it’s really just a large iPhone in many ways - same icons , controls , etc and most importantly a larger screen
True, every time I’ve hit ground then ball, my ball flight was straight haha.
For sure. Not sure how people don't see this. There is a huge advantage to drop kicking it. All you have to do is get off the back foot and you hit it perfectly. Easy to fix:
ruclips.net/video/UwynwFBldv4/видео.html
Now make a video about how to stop hitting hooks! I’m inside out 6-10 degrees and fight hooks.
Hit the top and turn. I did say you would attack from the inside if you were tilted behind the ball right? So if you were attacking too much from the inside what would that tell you to do? Answer: Not tilt as much. So you hit the to and TURN. If you are tuning you are not over-tilting. Watch: ruclips.net/video/FOB9geBbyFA/видео.html
@@paulwilsongolf Wow, I do have a lot of tilt at impact. Wish you were closer so I could do some sessions. I fight the shank as well and it's not an over the top shank either. I go inside on the takeaway and over the line at the top and then come from the inside and fight a shank and a hard hook. So frustrating and taking it away straight just doesn't work well for me.
I can fix you in minutes. Save you the flight.
You got the tip on hooks so follow that. Here is the shank fix:
ruclips.net/video/m9kj0548rYw/видео.html
Easy. Done.
Follow my neutral grip tip too:
ruclips.net/video/jQZLp8bF-Ww/видео.html
LPGA players excel at this. They are always trying to optimize their launch angles to get maximum distance.
Won't matter what they do. My student will blow it by all of them. She is 250-260 right now at 15 and not even 100lbs. Give her 5-6 years and you will know exactly who she is. I foresee #1 in the world. Mark my words.
@@paulwilsongolf That will be a feather in your hat Paul, good luck to you both! ⛳️
Thanks. I just saw her and her brother at the beginning of the year. Their swings are looking incredible. They will be playing lots of tourneys in Canada and the US so we will see how they do. The brother is 13. Tiny kid. Hits it 260-270. Lefty. She has broken par numerous times. Only playing for 2.5 years. I think her brother is even less.
Great video Paul, is it a good idea to keep your back facing the target for a moment longer as you start the downswing?
I don't really teach that because it's unnecessary and potentially gets you closed at impact. You can try it if you want. Why are you wanting to do this?
The way you say 'everybody seems to want to hit a draw' - Sounds like you don't think its necessary at all. Is that right?
Well, it takes a lot of practice to dial it in perfectly. People don't practice yet most want to draw it. See?
You don’t need it but it could be useful when working around something like a tree
My ball takes a hard right turn every time.
So the face is open. Watch me fix a real student:
ruclips.net/video/q5RojTx5sHI/видео.html
Need to follow these steps:
Wrists = Spin (Step 1)
ruclips.net/video/p4vASmOzkPg/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/M868QsTlGt4/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/yHEv7G9Z5-0/видео.html
Body = Direction (Step 2)
ruclips.net/video/FV8uSZ16Bys/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/RdphthCQ9VM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/m8FxSZSmKEw/видео.html (secret tip)
Thanks! It’s not crazy. My miss is a sky ball.
Perfect tip for you. Curing skyed shots I easy. Keep your head behind it. Done.
@@paulwilsongolf hit anxiety 😥
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I'm the one guilty of hitting a 260yd dropkick..lol. And...Paul...you're starting to sound like Moe Norman when you laugh...
Too funny. Not sure I ever heard him laugh. I grew up 10mins from him. I bet you don't slice it with that drop kick do you?
@Paul Wilson Golf no...dead straight. That was a while back. Don't drop kick anymore...thanks Paul. Currently fighting a bit of a snap hook with driver.
Here's the fix:
ruclips.net/video/FOB9geBbyFA/видео.html
so what if i want to hit a Fade, which 95% tour players hit
You can easily do that. Aim the face where you want the ball to end up. Aim your body left. Swing left. When you do the ball will start where you swing and face back because you have pre-set the face open. Make sure you have enough distance to be hitting this shot. Most people want distance. The fade is not going to go as far as the draw. I love the face and went to it many many years ago but I have distance. You can always work on the draw as well as loosening your wrists and powering your swing with your legs and hips. Once you get decent distance switch to a draw. Up to you.
thanks Paul,when i swing left then watch it on video it shows my club coming down on a slightly steeper plane, although i strike it good, thanks
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Steeper would be better for fading as flatter and inside out would be great for a draw. If they are fading as you want then I would keep doing it. Keep in mind you are swiniging left because you are aimed left not because you are sending it over the top.
How funny is that, when I would hit a good drive, I would hit the ground. I always thought that was bad to do that.
Most everyone is stuck inside the box. Why not analyze the bad shots and see if there is anything you can learn from them. People always dwell on the negative while I see the positive. If you hit the ground behind the ball you are attacking from the inside. I would watch this one too:
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The swing you used to actually hit the ball was much higher up in your back swing than the swing you showed in the beginning. In the beginning of the video your back swing was much lower on your back and shoulder and the real swing you used was much higher up on your back and shoulder. It's not as easy as you make it sound. You'll have people taking the club back much lower on their backswing than what they should be. Only John Rahm and Ricky Fowler take it back real low like you were showing in the beginning.
Just a drill. Just try it. Your club will go up where it needs to be when you do it.
Thank you!
Glad you liked it. Thanks.
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