The Correct Downswing Sequence For Your Golf Swing
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In today's video, Shaun Webb and Mike Granato show you the exact downswing sequence you need for more distance and consistency. Many golfers start their downswings on the wrong foot (literally). That not only robs you of speed but makes moving the club properly nearly impossible. Instead, incorporate this downswing sequence into your swing and enjoy the results.
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My golf instructor suggested that I watch your videos. You two have some very simple, yet logical ideas. Thanks for the help.
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I never knew the re-centering and weight shift back to the left side happened in the back swing until I watched this video. I worked on this extensively at home and took it to the range today. It was a game changing movement that created consistent ball striking I’ve never really had before. Thank you so much.
I like that this channel isn't all about drills. The 3D golfer in slow motion is really helpful to see what the body should be doing and in the end I find it more helpful (at least as far as youtube goes) than drills that may or may not be the right fix for me. Drills help, but there are so many and knowing the right ones to take the driving range can be difficult, and I'd bet most are watching several different instructors on youtube, so that complicates matters more.
Totally agree with you mate. Seeing a video like this and others on this channel with the 3D model swings of successful pros and explaining it is better than watching lots of random golf instruction videos on RUclips. Sometimes our brains need to see the proof to understand - learn the philosophy of a successful swing before we physically rehearse and practice.
I can’t tell you how happy I am that I found your pro vs am series. I’ve played golf for nearly 20 years and have been so frustrated with my swing for the last 5 years or so. I was at the range today and finally felt exactly what you’re talking about in this video. Felt amazing. I feel like I found my swing with this lesson today.
Awesome, Jeff! Glad to hear they're helping👊
This channel is by far the best at utilizing technology to communicate feel. Most others either use tech to merely show positions, or show disdain for tech entirely, and try to communicate feel with vague language. AMG is in a class by itself.
Appreciate you 🙏
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This is rreally about a video I saw yesterday about set up and keeping your hip joint overs your ankle. I/m 75 and suffering ffrom old man syndrome of lack of mobility. That being said I coupled the address position with a pause at the top and the thought of turning my chest and dropping my hands. OMG, what a difference and the others in my ggroup definatly noticed and commented. At least a 20 yard difference and in the middle. Thank you!
The gears guy said it all and never opened his mouth. To separate the back and down just call it swing... although the feelings are distinctly different. We could of course start our swing like the baseball player club on shoulder or close to. The ball isn’t moving, smash away! You guys continue to bring forth the answers to my questions usually without even speaking. Love it, keep it up guys!
haha, we'll be out of a job if he ever starts talking🤭
Don’t think so you guys have the best insight on RUclips. Your explanations of gears dude is nothing but mind blowing. You guys rock; my understanding of the golf swing has improved exponentially!👍👍👍
Eureka moment. You described my swing perfectly. Swing back stop weight shift on way down. Changed my game after weight shift around parallel on the way back. Subscribed immediately 👍
Awesome, Steve, so glad it helped! Thanks for the sub👊
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This is the best teaching visual aid in existence. You guys are great and please keep making videos.
Thanks for watching, Sam, and we plan to keep on sharing😉
I've literally watched thousands of golf videos from the top teachers in golf on You Tube and none of them ever talk about the weight shift back to the ball happening before the backswing is complete. They all talk about that it is the first part of the downswing and crucial for good ball striking. As you so clearly stated, by then it is too late! You are dead in the water! It happens in the backswing, not the downswing. This is very easy to see in a slow motion shot of Ben Hogan's swing. Thank you for focusing this well instructed video on this key aspect of forward weight shift. That being, when it is supposed to happen! Awesome stuff!
Thank you, Kerry. We think the timing of that move is one of the most critical in the swing.
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The cliffs golf instructor told me to watch you guys because you are the best RUclips golf instructors he has seen on RUclips 👍🏻
Andrew Ryan wow that’s great to hear !!
I’m shorts you show the arms coming down with club below hands. This is gold for my swing. Curious about what starts and when the rotation happens. Love you channel
Great vid as ever. I think it’s something to do with having a stationary target which makes us think we need to keep everything as still as possible. Added to that nobody wants to miss the ball in practice, so even on the range we’re not practicing more dynamic actions for fear of looking stupid. If you were swinging at a baseball you’d accept you’ll miss some and swing freer.
I think there's a lot to what you said, Anthony. We actually had golfers hit moving balls from their normal setup... the moves they make when in "reaction" mode is really good.
Your video really shifted my thinking from swing “mechanics” into swing “dynamics”. Thanks!
Great tip. This really just dawned on me recently after watching videos like this. I'm working hard on trying to start my body's downswing earlier now.
Well worth the effort👊
Hi guys this is some phenomenal instruction. I have seen some video of Rory at the players recently. Interestingly it looks as though his weight is shifting prior to the club moving at all in the back swing, so you will need to change your perimeters for shifting weight in future videos given that he won!! Many 🙏
Haha he's actually a great example of why that shift should happen early (Stenson too). We see that same shift in ams with the only difference being it happens around the top of the swing. Rory is already back to centered by that point.
Simply the best instruction on RUclips.
Thanks for the kind words and for watching, Liam!
You've done a video addressing this before and I like them all. It seems to me, thanks to you guys, that the swing boils down to the basic motion described in this video then getting the arms, hands and club into a position to produce the desired ball flight. Again, it boils down to the two ends; the feet and the hands. It's really comforting to know that this motion you're describing here is it...that's the body motion all the best players in the world make and have made throughout golf history. You really see this in Ben Hogan's swing. The motion you describe is there...the angle of his right leg at the top of the swing makes it clear he's positioning himself to be in front of the ball at impact. His arms and hands get the club in a position to hit the ball where he wanted it to go. One swing but two separate considerations. One is relatively constant player to player and the other depends upon the natural, albeit somewhat undesirable, swing fault producing a ball flight that's other than intended. Hogan's head moved down and left coming into the ball..he was getting in front of it to prevent the hook then rolled the back of the left wrist through the ball to prevent a push due to the cupped left wrist at the top of the swing. A combo of compensations that worked amazingly well. My fault is thinking that an uncompensated swing is actually possible aside from the theory of it LOL! Thanks for the vids guys..I've been at this a long time and you still teach me something every video. Thank you.
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Thanks both. Subtle is the key word here. I think so many amateurs hear this (great) advice and then totally over do it. It really is just a subtle move back to the centre (matter of inches), but the difference is HUGE. Love the channel.
you are absolutely right - all adjustments in a golf swing should basically be subtle but it is especially true with this type of movement
One of the best explanations I've seen on this subject
Thanks for checking it out, Ryan👊
Wow thank you I have always thought the backswing started after the back swing has been completed. You have helped me so much!
Just knowing that it doesn't it a big step towards a great swing, Tracey👊
Every amateur needs to watch this video...great explanation guys.
Thanks, Carl!👊
Very unique approach to the golf swing. I am learning a lot.
Thank you ! This video is very helpful to understand how good swing really is.
Critically important swing tip. Thanks!
Still dominating the lesson game boys! Well done and BIG THANKS!!
Thanks guys. Can’t wait to get back to Cartersville this winter
I tee up my putts on a 3" peg and I haven't missed a single putt since January 2020. It really help.
Happy to see you guys back! Your the best!
Great to be back, RT👊
most crystal clear instructions on the web 10 stars...
thank you!
Can't wait to try this. I've been struggling MORE since I have really focused on shifting my weight all to my trail side through the backswing. I get caught behind, unable to shift my weight to my front side. This leaves me topping, or hitting the ball a glancing blow off the toe. Hoping this is the key.
Another amazing description/explanation!...you guys provide an aspect of learning the golf swing unlike anyone else! Thanks
Appreciate you, Dave!
I like that you added a point that you are re centering yourself not moving to your left too early. That cleared some things up for me.
Thanks for noticing, Tom😊
We like to stress that point and it's why getting started early is so valuable!
OMG I just tried this move on Sunday, wow what difference, first time I broke 90 for years! I got it wrong a few times (I found myself sliding forward in the backswing and a bit reverse pivoting) but when I got the timing right I felt the contact was much more solid than before.
I never really got the hip "bump" transition that some instructional videos mention at the start of the downswing (it just makes me swing outside the the plane)
great video guys, thanks a lot
Great job!
the slight sway and lea prior to downswing added 5-7mph and i feel more in balance . im no longer frozen in the take away either.
thank you
This move back to the target with the weight before (and sometimes well before) the top of the back swing is counter intuitive to sequence so I developed a little drill I called 'spreading the butter' which gives you a great feeling for the move. You don't need a club, just get in posture but stretch your right hand out in front of you then start making lateral movements with your arm. Imagine you are spreading butter on a window in front of you with the back of your hand going right and the palm going left. Then start to synchronise lateral hip motion, first in the same directions as your arm then do them in opposite directions. This gives a great feeling of what it should feel like in the swing.
Very scientific and logical explanation. I love it.
Glad to see you back online. It’s been a while since the last excellent series. Thanks for the great content and analytics.
Thanks buddy! We've missed posting the past few weeks, but we've been hard at work traveling and filming tons of new content for you guys.
Saw the same swing sequence watching an old Tiger video at a tournament totally crushing his 4 iron. Thanks for the insight, very helpful!
I love your description of the “concept.” Too many videos talk about little things and neglect to show the big picture.
We're firm believers in building around sound concepts... makes the work more impactful.
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fantastic instruction. wish you could do all the instruction in this format. Good job!
I'm about a year into my golf game,I'm 52 stocky built with long arms.This is the very best video I've seen on starting the down stroke..The imagery and thought of 2 motions happening simultaneously was a tremendous insight..omw to the Range to test it out..I'm also looking to buy first set of clubs any advice?
Darrell Harris welcome to the game! Make sure to get fit for the right weight and length for those new clubs👍
Great advice
Thanks so much for reminding me of this essential move! Lately, I’ve been struggling with the weight shift, which was happening after I reached the top of the swing. Tough to time it perfectly from there. Sometimes I would pull it off and all was fine, but often the shift wouldn’t happen which would result in a flat-footed swing. Ugly! After watching this video, I realized I used to shift on the upswing, but somehow that move was lost in one of our winter layoffs. Can’t wait to get back on track.
Jean & Gary Cooney great awareness 👏
Just started watching your content...just fantastic! Thank you for giving all this great content!
Wishing y'all all the best
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Thanks so much, CR, we're glad you found us! Let us know if we can do anything to help your game.
Just found your website after a horrendous day of golf yesterday hitting behind the ball. I understand it is likely from keeping weight on back foot and hope the ideas in this video will help me in practicing and result in better iron contact. I've subscribed and will look at your video archives for other helpful tips. Thanks!
There's a video series on the website that's titled "Stop Fat Shots". That has some really focused fixes and drills... definitely worth checking out👍
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I agree that there can be multiple things happening at the same. Not only is weight being shifted before the downswing starts but there’s also rotation starting as well. It’s like patting your head with one hand and rubbing your tummy with the other. Geez, it’s no wonder I have trouble chewing gum and playing golf at the same time!!
Hahaha maybe that's why so many pros dip tobacco, lol
Bu
With regards to this video I am wondering about the head dropping while the pelvis and torso going up. Since the torso and head are (hopefully) connected and generally move in the same vertical direction, does this entail a head tilt or other neck movement of sorts?
Y’all’s videos are always so enlightening, you’re always able to make me think more about my swing mechanics, and my knowledge and skill has improved greatly. So, thank you very much.
I really feel your method of explanations is GREAT !!
If I may make a suggestion it would be sooo beneficial to see an actual pro making the correct swing to the lesson you are addressing as an additional visualization of the swing as you so expertly show with your computerized models !!!!
Sorry for being to wordy !
when I;m swinging well it feels like when your using a Big ol bull whip before the tip of the whip reaches its max extension the hand has already started moving in the other direction, so the club head is the tip of my whip and my foot movement is the ( hands ) , great video guys.
So useful!!!!
Any chance of doing a video analysis of Henrik Stenson’s swing? Love how he loads his trail side so he can drift to the target earlier in his swing.
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It's flowing , but I remember tiger did a drill once with butch Harmon where he stopped at the top of the backswing fully before continuing, to work on getting into a better positions on the down swing
Quality vid. I guess those big hitters are the ones that use the ground at the right time to push off and increase swing speed. I think I saw a vid about some nearly being off the ground at impact, JT being one of them.
Undersized long hitters definitely take advantage of the mechanical advantages available to them😊
This is soo fantastic! Adds yards to my strike and nice launch , ball flight
Love it!💪
Love the concept of one fluid motion, thanks!
This has helped me a lot in coming back to golf after a 12 year hiatus. One question though is I semi to pull a fair amount of shots with recentering on time. Any suggestions?
Love this. Thanks boys! 🙏👍
I would like to rework my swing because I am casting my club which you talk about. I don’t want to hit it 300 anymore just swing consistently.
5 stars! Thank you! Super important info!
Bob Toski in his picture book on golf, talks of a simple but world class drill: stand straight with arms to the front ( where a club handle would be)and then slowly swing the arms back and forth ...sense the pressure shift to back heel and then front foot and back again...as you are doing this start making small pitches...this is the golf swing with weight shift.
So I start my downswing much earlier that I thought. I can feel myself drifting right around P2. Another great video - thanks guys.
Thanks brother👊
Good vid from these guys who always have something interesting to say ... but I must point out the spelling error ("seperate" instead of "separate") at 0:48 in the graphic. I know 99% percent of viewers won't care, but if it's easily fixable I'd do it if it were my professional video. Hey, and thanks for the great bonus link to the Justin Rose vid.
Glad you enjoyed it, Joe👍
We also call it the bidirectionnal mouvment.
Love it
Here's my 2-bobs worth. Its about sequencing. The sequence does not change. What triggers the downward swing also depends on body type. Guys/gals with stronger upper or lower body will trigger the downswing differently. But however they do it - the sequencing has to be in sync to deliver the club face to the ball square
There are always exception to the rule where someone simply has so much athletic abilities that their initial sequence might be out but they usually get the club face square.
Great stuff. You guys are really helping me out.
Love it, Brian👊
The 3D model looks like JR himself! The head dipping is happening because it sits in the middle of the he tilting of the hips and shoulders. The dipping of the head will follow on both ends of the swing according to hip and shoulder tilts on either end. Think of how the the bars of someone swinging on the uneven bars dips in gynastics everytime the gymnast swings on them. To maximize this, have more flexed lead wrist with a steep shoulder turn i.e., Dustin Johnson., and the body will be more inclined to work downward therefore creating a bigger dip of the head in transition of the downing... cheers.
This is the absolute key, dude.
You cannot hit a golf ball correctly until you’re into your left side, and you can’t get there without pressure getting to the front foot. It happens much earlier than one may think.
Look how that club shallows out in the swing. Like a mini loop.
Good eye, Pinoy👊
Athletic Motion Golf yeah my coach and I are following your work and we are working on shallowing out my golf swing more to help me clear my hips easier.
Thanks guys I'm working it into my swing. Can you do something on wrist angles in the backswing.
Already done, Randy😊 we shot a few videos on the wrists with some pretty cool new stuff you guys will like😉
I found them. Good stuff, just what I was looking for. Thanks guys.
I disagree with what the initial lateral movement is. It’s not a shift IMO.
It’s a stretch of the left leg externally with the lead pelvis low, which will move you laterally a little bit. Not any kind of push off the back foot or bumping of the hips: it sure does look like it.
Then all you do is get he right elbow externally in front of your body a little with some separation of the upper and lower body.
All of a sudden you’re shallowed out like crazy as long you’re not pulling on the handle.
Then it’s just a rotation to impact and not an arm swing.
Gets me super open at impact!
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Texas Golfer how much lateral movement of the body would you like to see from top of backswing to impact?
Shaun Webb Golf I suppose it depends on whether you’re centered or if you come off the ball in the backswing.
But definitely some lateral movement while the right arm starts going external.
Texas Golfer how much from “zero” let’s say. ? Curious to hear your thoughts.
Shaun Webb Golf Not sure the number but quite a bit. It feels like a fall laterally to me, not a Drive off the back foot. I just let the stretch and small external movement of the left leg to initiate the fall, it doesn’t take much.
Texas Golfer wait so I’m confused. You say you disagree that there is no shift, but there is “quite a bit “ of lateral movement? Just trying to understand what you’re saying. Also, how long have you been teaching golf? Always nice to have discussions with fellow instructors.
Hi! So what part of the body start first it's the pelvis or hands?
pelvis first but very close together
I like these videos a lot. I am trying to not let my shoulders fly out when making the first move. This will be done with some extra flexibility drills and reps at the range. Do you have any drills good for not letting shoulder spin out.
Work on keeping your left should down longer to start your downswing
great vid my instuctor is teaching me this at the moment my swing straight away went from 4 degrees out to in to .6 in to out
Awesome... keep at it👊
The take away of course start the downswing
I would like you guys to describe more about internal cues and how external cues benefit different levels of skill as described by PHD Gabriel Wulf.
Another great video. When the torso is raising and the head is lowering through impact, is that because the butt is moving away from the ball i.e. anti-goat humping?
Hi guys, where should the hands be in relationship to the club on a down the line view? Inside or outside or none of the above. What’s the best drill to correct this parasite
Does this apply to the driver? Having some issues correctly shifting weight for the driver. I was always taught for the driver to delay the weight shift and keeping my head behind the ball at impact
Yes it does. Keep in mind, the head is already behind the ball with the driver😉
brilliant video i love the way you show and describe the swing. so easy to follow and answered my question before i got the chance to ask it
Thank you, Dave, we really appreciate you taking the time to watch!
hi guys does left knee after the recentering start the downswing or is that OLD SCHOOL THINKIG and bad information tks
Love the channel and all the tutorials guys. Keep up the great work.
My problem is on my transition and downswing with driver I have a tendency for my arms to extend away from my body which is causing heel shots. My miss has been hooks in the past so I was taught to try and hit closer to the heel to promote delay in face closure. Not sure if that was correct but it did help to prevent hooks but now I find my ball contact is always to the heel on driver and so I find I line up the ball with the toe of the driver.
I’m not sure if this prob has to do w my transition or turn at impact.
This doesn’t seem to happen with my irons.
I know that there are lots of things to consider and the prob may not have 1 solution but any ideas why this could be happening.
Thanks guys
I came across your channel by looking for hip rotation drills and have to say you guys helped a lot! The breakdown and drills your channel has made me a subscriber! Keep up the good work and thanks!
Glad it's helping! Thanks for the subscribe👊
As always great video and great discussion regarding what's " actually" happening in the swing. I know you guys have some special equipment and software to assist you in your analysis, do you have any way of demonstrating, measuring, or any insight on some subtleties of grip, palm or finger pressure amongst the pros vs ametuers?.
Not really, unfortunately. We have some "guesses" but nothing that can actually be measured. I did see something posted months back about an instrumented grip from a university lab, but that seems quite a ways off to become something practical to use in lessons.
I'm working on shifting my centre of gravity to the left early in the downswing at the moment. But I'm not sure if I should be rotating hard simultaneously or if it's more of a shift then turn move? Could be a good separate video..
Love this video! It really helped me to slow down, visualize and practice the movements with and without a club in my hands. I will apply all of this video to my swing. Question - How much of a golfer's power comes from physical strength (abdominal, chest, arms, legs) to generate club head speed? Do you have any videos on increasing club head speed?
It's the sum of all the of sources the golfer has available to them. The trick is understanding which ones are produce more than the others and yield the highest ROI so to speak. Here's our latest video just on the subject of speed: freedrivedistance.com/
I’ve heard some instructors describe this dipping motion as the “trampoline” effect. Apparently it’s meant to build momentum. Thoughts??
There's VERY little momentum from the dip. Just using the pro in this video for example, his dip from the top is only .17" with the ribcage and doesn't have any dip with his hips. The momentum comes from the lift/rising of the body, not the dipping.
The dopamine is being released after practicing this tip!! Thank you for putting it in such simple terms. Again, Thank you!!
Light bulb went off. Great video!
We appreciated you taking the time to check it out!
Don’t u mean “went on”
You mentioned in this video and have shown a Pro in another video getting weight shift when club parallel on backswing. Since weight shift is such a major issue with us amateurs, why not start with a reverse K at set up by slight bumping hip over left knee, ankle and then start backswing. I understand it may limit the back turn but may gain on consistency, No?
Great video, I really like that Rose swing thought.
Success leaves clues... thank goodness😊
Fantastic video as always. While playing, I try to squeeze everything you talked about here into three swings thoughts: 1) keep the spine erect throughout the swing; while starting the downswing by 2) rotating the hips; and 3) dropping primarily the left shoulder but also the right shoulder. These swing thoughts have never failed me, but if something goes wrong with another part of my swing that requires some attention, I often feel like an amateur juggler who can pretty comfortably juggle three balls but starts dropping some of the balls when a fourth ball is thrown to him. Have you guys ever done any videos on the best techniques for grooving certain moves into your swing so that while out on the course the juggling can be kept to a manageable minimum of preferably two or three balls but ideally zero?
Love this question! Trying to execute 3 swing thoughts is a very tall task to ask of yourself... especially while out playing. Try instead to get really good at one of those at a time. That'll narrow you focus while placing more of the load on your athleticism (always more reliable than your thinking). You can take turns alternating between those thoughts for days at a time, but really try to limit the effort to one. With time, they will become less and less of a conscious thought for executing the motions. No one is going to be very good at keeping all the balls in the air when you start with 3 and get a 4th one thrown in. The idea is not to be a juggler😉
Athletic Motion Golf Thank you, I knew serious golfers would go to the range often with a single purpose or a single swing thought they wanted to ingrain in their swings, but I never took this advice because I was always working on so many things at once. But that is now going to change. Thank you!
Athletic Motion Golf I have now taken this game to the next level (very close to playing par golf) because I am working on one move at a time (mostly). Ingraining certain moves into my swing, one move at a time, is taking most of the juggling out of my game, and is freeing up my mind, thus enabling me to manage the course better and swing with more athleticism. Not having to remind myself whenever I am in my set up to start the downswing by rotating my hips, keeping my spine vertical, dropping my left shoulder, and extending my right wrist, as well as a few other thoughts has also made playing much more pleasurable and much less mentally exhausting. Learning about the biomechanics of the golf swing is of course important, but I now realize that golf is a much better game when your body knows what to do rather than you having to constantly remind your body about certain moves on nearly every swing. Thank you!
So proud of you buddy!!! Do yourself a favor and copy/paste what you just wrote. Keep it on your phone so you have a reminder from you to you to always keep it like that😉
Great video, nice change of scenery from previous. Here is an unrelated thought. What I really enjoy about your videos is that they give me a much better understanding of how the different parts move relative to each other. Does GEARS have the potential to take that to the extreme? Can the "camera" be fixed to the torso so that the arm/wrist movement relative to it be seen? Imagine a real world camera rig strapped to your torso, with view that remains centered on the sternum as you turn back and through.
No, it can't do that but what a great idea!!! So more from the golfer's (or body segments) POV than from the typical viewer's POV? Love it!
Yes, either the golfers point of view, or the "selfie sticks" point of view. From the face on view (for example) there is a bit of an optical illusion that the arms move away to the right side of the body. By switching to the down the line view halfway through the backswing, I can work out the movement, but it would be enlightening to see it from a straight on sternum fixed point of view. There are probably a few other views that would be interesting such as torso movement relative to pelvis.
one of the best, wish i know this years ago
Thank You for this valuable information 👍🏻
Classic instruction is returning the left heel to the ground starts the downswing
Good concept. but- what's the trigger to make this happen ?
Excellent, really impressed. It's funny how we make golf so much more complicated that it is.