@@golftecasia Your very welcome Rob. What you teach resonates extremely well with those dedicated to improvement, those Never Say Die Souls who analyze maybe a little too much, we are the ones who appreciate cutting through all of the confusion to get to a desired and proven solution. 👍💪 In fact I might just move to Singapore.😂
@@cgvagf I’m might be right behind you E....I’ve been entertaining the idea of getting out before this thing implodes more than ever before over the last couple/few years....Day by day this thing looks like it really could go up in flames 🌎🔥
This is an excellent instructional video. I could not for the life of me figure this out on my own. My instructor showed me the numbers and I was swinging over the top from a lack of hip slide in the downswing. Great video. Really helps me visualize what I’m working on
Thanks Rob, whenever I struggled I was always told it was my lack of turn, yet the more I turned the worse I got, since adopting a S&T swing I'm not afraid to slide (a dirty word for a lot of golf instructors) and have my weight forward, my ball striking has improved no end, hopefully the improvements will continue 👍
Great lessons Swinging around a stable spine is so much easier on your back than a traditional swing You have saved my lower back and the pain I Have had for 30 years and now I am able to play two days in a row again Thanks so much
Rob, just subscribed to you... I've been working on what I call the Nellie Korda move, where her hips are already unwinding even before she hits top of backswing... Along with that I've evolved to the keeping posted on left side.. And then just unwinding... I got down to a 2 handicap with this what I will call revelations.. Do you do any online teaching where i can send you clips, and you advise? No one is talking about what you are talking about... it's huge! Just the mental visualization of picturing turning around the left posted leg, rather than the spine, is profound.. Best, Tom F BTW, you completely debunk the myth that there is nothing good in stack and tilt... Maybe we need to rename it, but everything is tighter a nd better for me Nick saguto talks about weight on left side too. It's gold
I have to rewatch this one over and over before every range sesh and hope at least one of the many insightful details sears ... Spectrum folks like myself are a bit slow on the uptake, but Robby C has proven himself to me, and pretty much everyone that’s seen him in action, (see all the 👍) that he’s as good as they come. Thanks again RC
Hi Rob, I love your videos because you explain in detail the reason why people people make bad golf swings and how to correct them. I am a 71 year old golfer who has struggled for years with coming over the top. I used to hit the ball good when I was younger. I have tried everything to get my club head path more in to out. After watching this video if my me realize that I don't slide my hips the right way. I have two bad hips and a bad lower back but I think if I can get a slight bump towards the target it will help my game. Thank you for this video.
Rob...wow awesome... technicalities are explained perfectly....I am a good golfer not a great golfer at 9.2 index...but was blown away by your detail to subtle important movements in the swing....you have shown me some little things I need to pracice perfectly explained mate ...cheers
Thanks Rob, this was a fantastic and timely video for me. I am a recent convert to S&T and am making some good strides in my swing - I’ve been following Nick Taylor a lot lately. Im also going to start working with a S&T instructor in my area (no GolfTec near me yet, unfortunately.). Looking forward to more!
My interpretation of this video (correct me if I'm wrong): too much hip slide is a 'better mistake' than too much hip turn? From the stats, you were much closer and in line with the PGA level (green numbers) on the hip slide but way off (lots of red numbers) on the excessive hip turn. That seem reasonable? I think this also aligns with your view that most people need to be working on hip turn, not hip slide...
Hi Rob, First of all what you said about a swing having some of both hip slide and hip turn is right on point and the water bottle drill is now my favorite drill. Thanks
Rob- This is exactly what I’ve experienced. However I also early extend some, which I’m trying to work on as well. I’ve noticed my divots are a little right to left. So I need to slide more. I’ve always been an in to out swinger and always had a draw. That’s how I learned to play golf. That produced more extension and power when I was younger. Now that I’ve gotten older I was taken the club too much inside in the backswing, then got me to early extend and break down my arms etc... I’m doing your drills and found yesterday that I made a lot better contact on the ball. But I still over hooked some and faded some. So I’m exactly what you described in this video. I’ve got to find a middle ground. But I have to say I was making better contact on the ball. As I mentioned before, I have arthritis and have to deal with grip issues with my fingers, using larger grips, lower back and neck issues. But I enjoy the game so much, as this is all I do. I don’t fish or hunt or the like. I saw Aaron Baddley, may have misspelled last name, years ago when he was on Nike tour. I live in Central Arkansas, and golf at Hot Springs Village. The Nike tour used to play there every year... Zach Johnson also played back then... Thanks again for all you do. I have a large group I play with on Saturday at HSV, and have shared your videos with some of them. I can see this is going to work for me, even yesterday afternoon, at the range.... Ron
Loved this video. Thank you Rob. Getting my hips to slide when at the top of back swing I find very difficult. The bottle drill led me to think that the hip slide is driven by the feet and legs. Is that true? Graham
Wait how much forward hip movement is allowed. I diffenitly have been over doing it hence my slice. So much so that my cenet moves forward. Yea great video. I need a lot of help thats for sure lol.Thank you Rob
Hi Rob, new subscriber and newer golfer, Thanks for the fantastic explanation of the stack and tilt swing. Would all your irons have the same amount of hip slide and your driver have the most hip slide
Hi Rob, Love the bottle drill! This is something that I've been struggling with and was under the impression that with the longer clubs more hip slide is needed versus the shorter clubs. Can you comment on that notion? Thank you!
Superb Rob. Tailor made for me! I love the way you promote a “balance” between two opposing movements. Too much of the snake oil out there on t’interweb encourages you to work on one movement which then destroys another. A question not really related to this...have you or any of your guys and videos on forearm crossover after impact? I lapse into chicken-winging and “guiding” thru impact with an open clubface. I’d really like to find one of your videos as I trust you guys whereas I don’t trust the snake oil stuff out there...thanks, Martin
Hello Rob, please explain what is desirable: slide the hip ( the left hip is furthest) and lean to the left side ( left shoulder, hip and knee in a straight line front view)? And from what position (p5.5 or P6) the secondary tilt would take place).
Hi Rob I reside in Johannesburg South Africa. Do you have a similar coaching agency in South Africa? I would like to try the S&T System for myself. I am a senior (65) with a handicap index of 3 Regards Joe
Thanks Rob - Your presentation opened up ways of thinking in analyzing the results of my golf swing I constantly struggled with. I have a habit of hitting the ball to high. You even offered a solution in your presentation. with Yet there is one thing that fits more in the range of club fitting and is barely addressed in golf lessons which is how tall one is, arm lenght and CLUB LENGTH.
Do you. feel or think that your lower body ( turn or slide ) happens before your arms start down ( you wait with your arms) or do the arms start down at the same time as the lower body.In other words is your mind driving your. lower body or your arms? Obviously you cannot have the mind focusing on 2 things at once.
Rob with out going to deep with the numbers, do you have a swing thought/feel for this duffer to think/feel when its time to come back down and send the ball to the target? Once I get the club up there I ready to roll! Should I just maintain my tilt/turn and just come back through? Thanks Dave
@@golftecasia I sorry Rob for the follow up, Do you mean keeping my back to the target a moment longer on the down swing as I'M coming back to the ball? Today I was using the thought after I had my lead shoulder pointing at the ball and ready to come back to the ball as having the center of my chest tracing my down swing plane to the ball and through the follow through. Duffer Dave from North Carolina, USA
You ARE the best instructor on RUclips. Golf takes a mix of tech, logic, & common sense, & you have all 3 of those in abundance.
@@golftecasia Your very welcome Rob. What you teach resonates extremely well with those dedicated to improvement, those Never Say Die Souls who analyze maybe a little too much, we are the ones who appreciate cutting through all of the confusion to get to a desired and proven solution. 👍💪 In fact I might just move to Singapore.😂
@@cgvagf I’m might be right behind you E....I’ve been entertaining the idea of getting out before this thing implodes more than ever before over the last couple/few years....Day by day this thing looks like it really could go up in flames 🌎🔥
@@MikeJones-wk5kq Sure looks like implosion is imminent. The democrats are insane. Jesus called it "the beginning of sorrows"
The best teachers tell you why you are doing something a particular way. It’s always easier to understand.
This is incredible
more than useful rob, thankyou !👍
This is an excellent instructional video. I could not for the life of me figure this out on my own. My instructor showed me the numbers and I was swinging over the top from a lack of hip slide in the downswing. Great video. Really helps me visualize what I’m working on
Thanks Rob, whenever I struggled I was always told it was my lack of turn, yet the more I turned the worse I got, since adopting a S&T swing I'm not afraid to slide (a dirty word for a lot of golf instructors) and have my weight forward, my ball striking has improved no end, hopefully the improvements will continue 👍
Truly appreciate the depth of explanation, the tempo of presentation and the cause and affect of variants of the correct swing. Thank You.
Great lessons Swinging around a stable spine is so much easier on your back than a traditional swing You have saved my lower back and the pain I Have had for 30 years and now I am able to play two days in a row again Thanks so much
Rob, just subscribed to you... I've been working on what I call the Nellie Korda move, where her hips are already unwinding even before she hits top of backswing... Along with that I've evolved to the keeping posted on left side.. And then just unwinding... I got down to a 2 handicap with this what I will call revelations.. Do you do any online teaching where i can send you clips, and you advise? No one is talking about what you are talking about... it's huge! Just the mental visualization of picturing turning around the left posted leg, rather than the spine, is profound.. Best, Tom F BTW, you completely debunk the myth that there is nothing good in stack and tilt... Maybe we need to rename it, but everything is tighter a nd better for me Nick saguto talks about weight on left side too. It's gold
I have to rewatch this one over and over before every range sesh and hope at least one of the many insightful details sears ... Spectrum folks like myself are a bit slow on the uptake, but Robby C has proven himself to me, and pretty much everyone that’s seen him in action, (see all the 👍) that he’s as good as they come. Thanks again RC
Hi Rob, I love your videos because you explain in detail the reason why people people make bad golf swings and how to correct them. I am a 71 year old golfer who has struggled for years with coming over the top. I used to hit the ball good when I was younger. I have tried everything to get my club head path more in to out. After watching this video if my me realize that I don't slide my hips the right way. I have two bad hips and a bad lower back but I think if I can get a slight bump towards the target it will help my game. Thank you for this video.
Rob...wow awesome... technicalities are explained perfectly....I am a good golfer not a great golfer at 9.2 index...but was blown away by your detail to subtle important movements in the swing....you have shown me some little things I need to pracice perfectly explained mate ...cheers
Thanks Rob, this was a fantastic and timely video for me. I am a recent convert to S&T and am making some good strides in my swing - I’ve been following Nick Taylor a lot lately. Im also going to start working with a S&T instructor in my area (no GolfTec near me yet, unfortunately.). Looking forward to more!
Thanks Rob, I think this will help me tremendously, especially on those 'concentrated' par 3's that I duff.
My interpretation of this video (correct me if I'm wrong): too much hip slide is a 'better mistake' than too much hip turn? From the stats, you were much closer and in line with the PGA level (green numbers) on the hip slide but way off (lots of red numbers) on the excessive hip turn. That seem reasonable? I think this also aligns with your view that most people need to be working on hip turn, not hip slide...
Hi Rob,
First of all what you said about a swing having some of both hip slide and hip turn is right on point and the water bottle drill is now my favorite drill. Thanks
Rob- This is exactly what I’ve experienced. However I also early extend some, which I’m trying to work on as well. I’ve noticed my divots are a little right to left. So I need to slide more. I’ve always been an in to out swinger and always had a draw. That’s how I learned to play golf. That produced more extension and power when I was younger. Now that I’ve gotten older I was taken the club too much inside in the backswing, then got me to early extend and break down my arms etc... I’m doing your drills and found yesterday that I made a lot better contact on the ball. But I still over hooked some and faded some. So I’m exactly what you described in this video. I’ve got to find a middle ground. But I have to say I was making better contact on the ball. As I mentioned before, I have arthritis and have to deal with grip issues with my fingers, using larger grips, lower back and neck issues. But I enjoy the game so much, as this is all I do. I don’t fish or hunt or the like. I saw Aaron Baddley, may have misspelled last name, years ago when he was on Nike tour. I live in Central Arkansas, and golf at Hot Springs Village. The Nike tour used to play there every year... Zach Johnson also played back then... Thanks again for all you do. I have a large group I play with on Saturday at HSV, and have shared your videos with some of them. I can see this is going to work for me, even yesterday afternoon, at the range....
Ron
Great explanation .... of combining slide and turn
I love it. It's so much easier to work methodically on ones swing when you understand how it works. Another brilliant explanation, thank You! /martin
Very good lesson. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing Rob - terrific stuff
Loved this video. Thank you Rob. Getting my hips to slide when at the top of back swing I find very difficult. The bottle drill led me to think that the hip slide is driven by the feet and legs. Is that true? Graham
I seem to recall a video where you demonstrated the pros moving about 5 to 7 inches to the left which seemed to me at the time a lot..
Great information. Thanks
Wait how much forward hip movement is allowed. I diffenitly have been over doing it hence my slice. So much so that my cenet moves forward. Yea great video. I need a lot of help thats for sure lol.Thank you Rob
Hi Rob, new subscriber and newer golfer, Thanks for the fantastic explanation of the stack and tilt swing. Would all your irons have the same amount of hip slide and your driver have the most hip slide
This is great .. thanks
Hi Rob, Love the bottle drill! This is something that I've been struggling with and was under the impression that with the longer clubs more hip slide is needed versus the shorter clubs. Can you comment on that notion? Thank you!
Superb Rob. Tailor made for me! I love the way you promote a “balance” between two opposing movements. Too much of the snake oil out there on t’interweb encourages you to work on one movement which then destroys another. A question not really related to this...have you or any of your guys and videos on forearm crossover after impact? I lapse into chicken-winging and “guiding” thru impact with an open clubface. I’d really like to find one of your videos as I trust you guys whereas I don’t trust the snake oil stuff out there...thanks, Martin
Hello Rob, please explain what is desirable: slide the hip ( the left hip is furthest) and lean to the left side ( left shoulder, hip and knee in a straight line front view)? And from what position (p5.5 or P6) the secondary tilt would take place).
Hi Rob
I reside in Johannesburg South Africa. Do you have a similar coaching agency in South Africa? I would like to try the S&T System for myself. I am a senior (65) with a handicap index of 3
Regards Joe
Very good Rob .but I play with a hip slider guy who only fades and he's a 6 handicaper ! ...what shoes are they!
Slide hips = thin / skull shot! Rotate & stay down = compress ball & suffer some short lengths. Balanced is best!
Rob I've seen one youtube coach suggest that on the down swing we should sit and turn. What's your opinion on that?
Hello Rob, could you tell me what app are you using to analyze your hipsway, shoulder rotation, and etc? Or where I could purchase all those sets
@@golftecasia Question Rob...Are all GolfTech Centers, Stack & Tilt? Please say yes.
Thanks Rob - Your presentation opened up ways of thinking in analyzing the results of my golf swing I constantly struggled with. I have a habit of hitting the ball to high. You even offered a solution in your presentation. with Yet there is one thing that fits more in the range of club fitting and is barely addressed in golf lessons which is how tall one is, arm lenght and CLUB LENGTH.
Do you. feel or think that your lower body ( turn or slide ) happens before your arms start down ( you wait with your arms) or do the arms start down at the same time as the lower body.In other words is your mind driving your. lower body or your arms? Obviously you cannot have the mind focusing on 2 things at once.
I understand too much of a good thing becomes a bad thing. But then what is the right amount of slide and turn?
ROB YOU HAD A VIDEO THAT USED A MARKING ROD. AND I DRAGGED IT. OFF THE FLOOR WHAT WAS THE NAME OF VIDEO
Rob with out going to deep with the numbers, do you have a swing thought/feel for this duffer to think/feel when its time to come back down and send the ball to the target? Once I get the club up there I ready to roll! Should I just maintain my tilt/turn and just come back through? Thanks Dave
@@golftecasia I sorry Rob for the follow up, Do you mean keeping my back to the target a moment longer on the down swing as I'M coming back to the ball? Today I was using the thought after I had my lead shoulder pointing at the ball and ready to come back to the ball as having the center of my chest tracing my down swing plane to the ball and through the follow through. Duffer Dave from North Carolina, USA
I’m left handed I tend to slide forward and hit dead left shanks repeatedly. Can’t stop it driving me insane
Have not seen any reference to the amount of forward spine tilt at address..
Rob Cheney the forward tilt toward the ball at address...
I realize there are all body types but for example where should the vertical line from the eyes be when hitting for example a 5 iron?
Rob Cheney Thanks..find many of my students with not enough forward tilt making it difficult for shoulder down...hands in
The move of sliding and rotating has to be done simultaneously IMO.
If I slide the hips too much... s***ks and general heeled contact
I thought we were going to talk about hip turn. Why are you talking about shallowing the club?