Thanks Stuart. I’ve given up on lessons and online tutoring. My only go-to now are my G Force 7 iron and driver shaft. They provide me with all the golf tutoring I need. Brilliant mate and thanks again.
Someone once said ...there's a million ways to swing a golf club.....seems as though there's a million ways to teach as well. I find teaching methods very contradictory each seems to have their own opinion on how a pupil should perform the actions..To me teachers should recognise the fact "One swing doesn't fit all" Is it any wonder that many leave the game due to conflicting ,confusing and contradictory teaching. and trying to get senior player to swing like a 20 year old for example.....
I hear you Ron. I’m 60, been playing a while and I wish I’d had the swing trainer and the driver version back when I started. It would have made understanding the movement and FEEL of the club through my swing. Have both now and despite a lack of disciplined training regime, Not only has my ball striking improved but I can now FEEL when I’m way off. It helps self diagnose. Anyway, my view on what I think are awesome training aids and I’d happily ditch the other crap I’ve bought over the years.
Looking at the golf swing in 3D shows even the best players don't swing the same from shot to shot, and you are right there are many ways to swing the club e.g Eamonn Darcy. Everybody need to find their natural swing, we all walk and talk differently and have different mannerisms. Maybe if we dig out out natural tempo that will make a big difference to how we improve and play / swing more naturally. I did a good blog a while back about a kid I knew who tried to swing like Nick Faldo, scroll to the bottom of the page in this link to see what happened, and it relates to you comment :-) www.gforcegolf.com/blogs/news/transform-your-swing-in-30-days
@@Waddymanman i like how its helping you self diagnose Craig 👍 that's exactly what i wanted it to do for golfers. Its important to have simple accurate instruction along with the right tools to do the job, its then up to the golfer to find the swing rather than been taught how to do it all the time, you need to find your own way at some point :-)
Thanks Stuart. I’ve given up on lessons and online tutoring. My only go-to now are my G Force 7 iron and driver shaft. They provide me with all the golf tutoring I need. Brilliant mate and thanks again.
Thanks Craig, good to hear you are becoming your own golf coach with the right tools and training vids :-)
YOUR VIEDOS AND GFORCE TRAINER HAVE HELPED A LOT THANK YOU
happy to hear the tools and training are helping you out :-)
I love your swing trainer and your videos are great
thank you, plenty more on the way :-)
people listen to this guy he will transform your over-the-top swing!! great lesson
thanks Greg :-) The transition is the key move to eliminate the OTT, lots of new videos on this Transition move recently on my channel
Ok, hitting the range with the GForce today to try this transition move.
The transition is very similar to the No Cast Drill by Monte Scheinblum. It looks like casting but it’s not and your body does the rest.
If you watch justin rose he does exactly this in his practice swing
Yes I remember seeing it, and Bryson does the same move in practice swings 👌
Someone once said ...there's a million ways to swing a golf club.....seems as though there's a million ways to teach as well. I find teaching methods very contradictory each seems to have their own opinion on how a pupil should perform the actions..To me teachers should recognise the fact "One swing doesn't fit all" Is it any wonder that many leave the game due to conflicting ,confusing and contradictory teaching. and trying to get senior player to swing like a 20 year old for example.....
I hear you Ron. I’m 60, been playing a while and I wish I’d had the swing trainer and the driver version back when I started. It would have made understanding the movement and FEEL of the club through my swing. Have both now and despite a lack of disciplined training regime, Not only has my ball striking improved but I can now FEEL when I’m way off. It helps self diagnose. Anyway, my view on what I think are awesome training aids and I’d happily ditch the other crap I’ve bought over the years.
Looking at the golf swing in 3D shows even the best players don't swing the same from shot to shot, and you are right there are many ways to swing the club e.g Eamonn Darcy.
Everybody need to find their natural swing, we all walk and talk differently and have different mannerisms. Maybe if we dig out out natural tempo that will make a big difference to how we improve and play / swing more naturally.
I did a good blog a while back about a kid I knew who tried to swing like Nick Faldo, scroll to the bottom of the page in this link to see what happened, and it relates to you comment :-)
www.gforcegolf.com/blogs/news/transform-your-swing-in-30-days
@@Waddymanman i like how its helping you self diagnose Craig 👍 that's exactly what i wanted it to do for golfers. Its important to have simple accurate instruction along with the right tools to do the job, its then up to the golfer to find the swing rather than been taught how to do it all the time, you need to find your own way at some point :-)