If you liked the content in this video, you will love what we have available in our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com where when you join our “Par” program, you will receive a FREE SWING ANALYSIS worth $59.95 where one of our Wisdom in Golf Team members will analyse a face on and down the line swing clip that you will send in to a special email we will send you when you sign up. This will save you a lot of time and point you in the direction you need to focus on to get to your next level. AND BECAUSE WE REALLY CARE, we will give you a second FOLLOW UP SESSION that you can use later on when you feel you have made strides or if you are stuck so you can really shine on the course next year! That is $120.00 of value for the price of the Par membership; and this at only $9.95 per month! Let’s go!
You are absolutely correct Shawn. My 'whoosh' is in completely the wrong spot, I hit 'at' the ball. Despite having used an intermediate point for aim, I always hit at the ball, and am more than likely not rotating out of the way of myself as I've been known to hook irons from time to time. This mindset is going to help me so much. Thank you.
If your still hitting at the ball, your not understanding the pivot. It happens behind you not in front . Once you get that right your swings will be in front of you and the target 🎯 will be easy to seek .
Dear Shawn, I followed many of your lessons. You and Mike Malaska are the ones who made sense for me and my natural swing which now respects my anatomy. My only problem is that now I only play with my 60 degrees wedge up to 135 yards. My pitching wedge does up to 205 yards... I feel like I have overdone it. :P If you ever come down to Montreal, I would love to have real life lessons with you. :)
Sounds like a great problem! I am in Quebec city and don’t travel much because I am always in time management mode with all my students here and those who come from out of town; my equipment here with teaching aids and my GC Quad have my lessons so dialled in that it’s far better for you to come here.
Good video. It really is so important to have focus at the target and not the ball. I know exactly when I lose the target and go after the ball and golf gets hard again. Impressive to see the youngsters out there competing with the best. Thanks for the video Shawn. All the best to you.
Shawn, I really enjoy your videos they are very informative. My golfing group said they are seeing improvement and my overall game thanks to you. But I still struggle with par 3s getting on the greens and posting a par or better. I am comfort with a PW and 8, but my 9 is a different story, plus this video I noticed that my peak speed is right after the ball and not toward my target. I am going to try throwing my clubs to see if that helps to get me the compression of the ball to get the distant I am looking for. Great job doing what you do!!!!
Great lesson Shawn and Co. ! I hope it's not too late to get your next gen kids tour ready soon !!! I saw a grip lesson that uses the arms to oppose each other , in order to make the face angle more predictable at impact
I know what you are saying; like Matt Fitzpatrick right? Before you do that; you want to make sure your mind is delivering through the ball and into the direction you want to start the ball; releasing that way with speed past the ball. If your attention is on the ball at address and the task given is to hit the ball as your target, then it does not matter what grip you have as you will be chasing your tail forever.
@@golflessons Doctor C. Shawn, thankyou, I am going to swing harder to the target, starting today ! I have watched à few videos of my swing, and my backswing is MIA , non existant. Like Jon rham, minus 150 yards. How can I get to the top?
@@jmack619 use momentum to deliver a nice throw into the direction you want to start the ball; don’t go harder go with more momentum! Like a slash of a sword through a bamboo shoot! See “fencing for power shawn clement”
@@golflessons very much appreciated Mr CLEMENT. Going to work on that. Is there à stratigraphie to get to the top of the backswing comfortably with zero to little stress on the rest of the body?
Shawn, there is no way anyone who has watched your video is not subscribing. A huge loss - for them. Your videos, and more importantly the mental models and your explanations are huge differentiators. It's too bad you are multiple time zones from California, would have loved to get lessons from you. Post pandemic, would like to travel to do so. Likewise lmk when you are planning a trip to California to tee up some lessons of possible. You should do a 'Lesson Tour' !! ⛳
Hey Shawn, played 9 at Club de golf Orleans today after my lesson yesterday. 8 of 9 greens and was 2 under. Irons were solid and significantly higher as I focused on the right edge of my intermediate target. MERCI :-)
I’ve been following you for years. Finally decided to book a lesson at your facility in Quebec. And here you are now, 30 minutes from my house in CT. Ha! Good luck at the long drive - Chris Cote’s is a fantastic facility. Stay cool in that heat - I’ll see you in Canada in a few weeks. Very excited 👍🏽
Shawn. It came together for me today. I have been playing for two years and I very much hit "at the ball". My philosophy was always I need to learn to hit the ball first before I take aim at pins. Today at the range I watched some of your videos and it clicked. I did the split grip "toss" on the backswing and joined my hands at the top. The key for me like you said in one of your videos a few years ago is to catch the backswing toss with the squat. From there I just tried to throw the club without letting go at various pins. When I really let loose and let it go, I hit 250 yard power fades with my driver and pasted my 6 iron 180 yards, which I can usually never get off the ground. I am only going to work on this from now on. Thank you so so so so so much!!!!!!!!
I get rushed out on the course, I have to slow down and remember these things. If I have a target I tend to be right at it maybe 5-10 yards off but usually right on it. If I don’t find a target and rush and get to the ball it’s every bad shot you can think of and I have no clue which one is coming, topped thinned fat left right shank. Finding a target I think is the first key to great success in a golf shot. Idk how many videos of yours I’ve watched and it’s all the same concept but anything can happen to me. I can get rushed off the first tee and boom focus is solely on the ball. Narrowed it down yesterday to this. It was a terrible day. Had a 4some in front of me being rude and not letting people play through, had 2 newbies behind me hitting the ball into me yelling screaming if they hit the ball had me all out of sorts but it was good medicine because I realized the few shots that I had the time to find my target were the only good shots I hit
Yes! It’s called “not fighting” with your instrument like a seasoned lumberjack with his or her axe! 👍👌 See an oldie but goodie called “sledge hammer axe drill shawn clement”
Going to play a par 3 this morning then range with my kids. I'm going to really focus on this, maybe even put a headcover or something out a few feet in front with a driver. I always hit good drives on holes where I have a good target to swing at. When I don't I have lot of trouble with a 2 way miss that is usually the left one (actually happy to see a block after a few left hooks). I'm a big feel player and find it easier to relate to your content than the overly technical swing mechanic stuff out there.
Right on John! Nobody ever shoots low scores when thinking about what body parts to move first or second or place…😝😝What you are saying is spot on; you want to make clear pictures or flight plans to deliver into; time well spent!
Do you have a video where you talk about how to grip the club with the left hand for right handed golfers? I am getting too much shaft lean, even when I just hold the club with my lead hand.
Shawn , You mentioned wide stance , opens up a can of worms ? Yes or No Wide stance with driver ? Also what advantage is there to having the left hand tripper finger extended further down the shaft like Mu ? Is it a better place for throwing / releasing the club towards ones target ?
Hey Chuck! See “width of stance and finish position shawn clement” and “knife the grip shawn clement” and as for the release, this is a job for our premium channel where we have incredibly important videos on the “release”, the “throwing” and the “kinetic chain” as well as super important videos on how the ball is in the way with “goldie locks” “predict contact” “target confirmation series” and “stick your finish despite the ball” series. Https://www.wisdomingolfpremium.com
Use the search box at the top right of the website to find the quoted words; see all the release ones, they are golf gold!! And the service is only $9.95 per month at the moment!
I haven't visited this channel in awhile. Has Sav given up golf and become a long distance driver now? With the club's and balls we have now I'm surprised you put such an emphasis on chasing distance.
No giving up! Just getting as many reps under pressure as possible! She made top 6 in Utah with a 327 yard smash! Another awesome benchmark! It is all about enjoyment and she found a cool way to enjoy herself in the game and will bring this to the course in due time.
the technology is not there yet; I could see this happening eventually at their future head location or with a set up from the PGA tour with Top Tracer Technology!
Shawn , How do rate the True golf shoe in damp weather, being they do not have replaceable plastic cleats ? As for grip / head orientation turned more closed. The drivers forward ball position teed up , you would not have the same closed/ strong grip ?
one of the best cleat systems in the business; you actually can have too much traction when on a mat! THESE GUYS ARE FROM TACOMA WASHINGTON, RAINS A LOT THERE! 😝😝
Shawn thank you for so many positive tips along the way but I just have one question why do you want to look 20 years older with that Gray beard asking for a friend
If you are allowed to clear debris around your ball as long as you don't move it, why is it against the rules of golf to place a leaf or twig in front of your ball as the intermediate point?
So, I noticed the video's title. You are not actually stating that the viewer can hit 300 yard drives, right? Only a very small percentage of people can hit 300 yard drives no matter the technique, the equipment, the exercises, the vitamins ingested, or anything else. Distance is mostly a matter of muscle fiber, quick-twitch, or otherwise. And muscle fiber is genetic.
It is also a matter of collecting the ball from where it lies and delivering it deep in the direction you want ro start the ball. There is a 30 yards difference between AT THE BALL and THROUGH THE BALL; which is the average distance a student walks out of here with when they have been taught to hit the ball.
@@golflessons I would guess the distance I could hit a ball, from the first time I hit a golf ball squarely, to a year later, was 20-30 yards. It was not due to anything other than, to put it as simple as possible, "figuring it out". But as I said, I was never going to hit a drive anywhere near 300 yards.
@@AttRandyReynolds Then there are the usual suspects that prevent golfers from getting to their fullest potential, namely the “keep the lower body steady” and “keep the head down” and any positional manipulations you are going to make are going to slow down the swing. We do incredible things here to help our students and it is wonderful to see Savy get to her potential at 125 pounds and carrying the ball 275 and Mu after 4 years getting to 375 carry with 150 MPH club speed. I really don’t think you realize who you are conversing with right now because the industry has never been here before.
@@golflessons I agree that the goal is to allow the golfer to meet their full potential. The question is, what does that mean? It's rarely means 300 yard drives. Again, it all depends on the type of muscle fiber in the muscles used to swing a golf club. Compared to a sledgehammer or for that matter, a baseball bat, a golf club doesn't weight much and also, golf allows for a long swing. So, theoretically, smaller people may have the potential to hit comparatively longer shots. If a person has some level of physical fitness and has played sports that involve hitting an object, they are halfway home. It then becomes a matter of directing their athletic skills to the golf game.
Hi I don’t think you are correct. The club speed should be at the ball location. If you delay to where you are suggesting the club has not reached max velocity. Sorry.
@@xpress7578 IT IS INTERPRETATION of scientific evidence. Did you not stay until the point I spoke of how science measured the shot? Or did you dismiss my 35 years of teaching with the feedback of my stadium full of students? My science in this case, includes neurology, anatomy, evolution in human survival mouvement patterns and yours has an accelerometer in an afternoon experiment and opinions. A SUCCESSFUL GOLF SHOT starts with an image which conjures up a feel and the delivery MENTALLY is collecting the ball from where it lies and releasing it into a picture. Your scientific interpretation is not TEACHING GOLF SHOTS, IT IS A BIG FAT DISTRACTION AND A THORN IN THE SIDE OF THE GOLFER.
@@golflessons no point continuing this discussion as you don’t want to listen to another point of view. Please check out Dr Robert Grober, Yale University for technical information.
If you liked the content in this video, you will love what we have available in our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com where when you join our “Par” program, you will receive a FREE SWING ANALYSIS worth $59.95 where one of our Wisdom in Golf Team members will analyse a face on and down the line swing clip that you will send in to a special email we will send you when you sign up. This will save you a lot of time and point you in the direction you need to focus on to get to your next level.
AND BECAUSE WE REALLY CARE, we will give you a second FOLLOW UP SESSION that you can use later on when you feel you have made strides or if you are stuck so you can really shine on the course next year!
That is $120.00 of value for the price of the Par membership; and this at only $9.95 per month! Let’s go!
You are absolutely correct Shawn. My 'whoosh' is in completely the wrong spot, I hit 'at' the ball. Despite having used an intermediate point for aim, I always hit at the ball, and am more than likely not rotating out of the way of myself as I've been known to hook irons from time to time. This mindset is going to help me so much. Thank you.
If your still hitting at the ball, your not understanding the pivot.
It happens behind you not in front .
Once you get that right your swings will be in front of you and the target 🎯 will be easy to seek .
Yes Sir!! Things are getting clearer!! 😀👍
Could be Chuck! The video for that one is “best way to shift weight in the golf swing, take a walk shawn clement”
Dear Shawn,
I followed many of your lessons. You and Mike Malaska are the ones who made sense for me and my natural swing which now respects my anatomy.
My only problem is that now I only play with my 60 degrees wedge up to 135 yards. My pitching wedge does up to 205 yards... I feel like I have overdone it. :P
If you ever come down to Montreal, I would love to have real life lessons with you. :)
Sounds like a great problem! I am in Quebec city and don’t travel much because I am always in time management mode with all my students here and those who come from out of town; my equipment here with teaching aids and my GC Quad have my lessons so dialled in that it’s far better for you to come here.
Thats exciting having students compete at a high level! That club is almost as tall as she is!
Good video. It really is so important to have focus at the target and not the ball. I know exactly when I lose the target and go after the ball and golf gets hard again. Impressive to see the youngsters out there competing with the best. Thanks for the video Shawn. All the best to you.
Thank you Paul! And thank you for the great comment!
Shawn, I really enjoy your videos they are very informative. My golfing group said they are seeing improvement and my overall game thanks to you. But I still struggle with par 3s getting on the greens and posting a par or better. I am comfort with a PW and 8, but my 9 is a different story, plus this video I noticed that my peak speed is right after the ball and not toward my target.
I am going to try throwing my clubs to see if that helps to get me the compression of the ball to get the distant I am looking for. Great job doing what you do!!!!
Find the jack knife drill or Shawn's favorite drill. That will help you get through the ball and to the target..
Let me know how you are doing!
Love your easy-to-follow and replicate tips Shawn. Thanks
Great lesson Shawn and Co. ! I hope it's not too late to get your next gen kids tour ready soon !!! I saw a grip lesson that uses the arms to oppose each other , in order to make the face angle more predictable at impact
I know what you are saying; like Matt Fitzpatrick right? Before you do that; you want to make sure your mind is delivering through the ball and into the direction you want to start the ball; releasing that way with speed past the ball. If your attention is on the ball at address and the task given is to hit the ball as your target, then it does not matter what grip you have as you will be chasing your tail forever.
@@golflessons Thank You so very much Shawn ! From East Canada
@@golflessons Doctor C. Shawn, thankyou, I am going to swing harder to the target, starting today ! I have watched à few videos of my swing, and my backswing is MIA , non existant. Like Jon rham, minus 150 yards. How can I get to the top?
@@jmack619 use momentum to deliver a nice throw into the direction you want to start the ball; don’t go harder go with more momentum! Like a slash of a sword through a bamboo shoot! See “fencing for power shawn clement”
@@golflessons very much appreciated Mr CLEMENT. Going to work on that. Is there à stratigraphie to get to the top of the backswing comfortably with zero to little stress on the rest of the body?
I've been a fan of your videos for sometime now watching Sav and Mu develop into a powerhouse shows your methods and technics works.
Thank you Luis!
Shawn, there is no way anyone who has watched your video is not subscribing.
A huge loss - for them. Your videos, and more importantly the mental models and your explanations are huge differentiators. It's too bad you are multiple time zones from California, would have loved to get lessons from you.
Post pandemic, would like to travel to do so. Likewise lmk when you are planning a trip to California to tee up some lessons of possible. You should do a 'Lesson Tour' !! ⛳
Before the Pandemic, yes, we did sessions out there; a great friend of mine Jimmy Stuart is north of San Fran; possibly in October…
As always, great stuff Shawn.
hi shawn i watch all your videos good information would like to see you all go out and play soon. afterall thats where it counts. thanks
Will be doing a 9 hole on the youtube shorts soon; stay tuned!
Hey Shawn, played 9 at Club de golf Orleans today after my lesson yesterday. 8 of 9 greens and was 2 under. Irons were solid and significantly higher as I focused on the right edge of my intermediate target. MERCI :-)
Right on Dude! Way to represent! 😀👍💪👌
I’ve been following you for years. Finally decided to book a lesson at your facility in Quebec. And here you are now, 30 minutes from my house in CT. Ha! Good luck at the long drive - Chris Cote’s is a fantastic facility. Stay cool in that heat - I’ll see you in Canada in a few weeks. Very excited 👍🏽
See you soon Marc! You will love it here! 👍👌❤️
Shawn. It came together for me today. I have been playing for two years and I very much hit "at the ball". My philosophy was always I need to learn to hit the ball first before I take aim at pins. Today at the range I watched some of your videos and it clicked. I did the split grip "toss" on the backswing and joined my hands at the top. The key for me like you said in one of your videos a few years ago is to catch the backswing toss with the squat. From there I just tried to throw the club without letting go at various pins. When I really let loose and let it go, I hit 250 yard power fades with my driver and pasted my 6 iron 180 yards, which I can usually never get off the ground. I am only going to work on this from now on. Thank you so so so so so much!!!!!!!!
This is awesome Rishab! thank you for taking the time to write! I am so glad you had a nice breakthrough; keep it going!
Welcome to CT!
I get rushed out on the course, I have to slow down and remember these things. If I have a target I tend to be right at it maybe 5-10 yards off but usually right on it. If I don’t find a target and rush and get to the ball it’s every bad shot you can think of and I have no clue which one is coming, topped thinned fat left right shank. Finding a target I think is the first key to great success in a golf shot. Idk how many videos of yours I’ve watched and it’s all the same concept but anything can happen to me. I can get rushed off the first tee and boom focus is solely on the ball. Narrowed it down yesterday to this. It was a terrible day. Had a 4some in front of me being rude and not letting people play through, had 2 newbies behind me hitting the ball into me yelling screaming if they hit the ball had me all out of sorts but it was good medicine because I realized the few shots that I had the time to find my target were the only good shots I hit
clarity wins the day! You can’t steer, you can’t strain, just PRECISION ABANDON in the direction you want to start the ball with RIDICULOUS EASE.
I feel like a really slight pause at the top helps. Not just with the driver but w/ all clubs.
Yes! It’s called “not fighting” with your instrument like a seasoned lumberjack with his or her axe! 👍👌 See an oldie but goodie called “sledge hammer axe drill shawn clement”
Great insight！
Going to play a par 3 this morning then range with my kids. I'm going to really focus on this, maybe even put a headcover or something out a few feet in front with a driver. I always hit good drives on holes where I have a good target to swing at. When I don't I have lot of trouble with a 2 way miss that is usually the left one (actually happy to see a block after a few left hooks). I'm a big feel player and find it easier to relate to your content than the overly technical swing mechanic stuff out there.
Right on John! Nobody ever shoots low scores when thinking about what body parts to move first or second or place…😝😝What you are saying is spot on; you want to make clear pictures or flight plans to deliver into; time well spent!
Do you have a video where you talk about how to grip the club with the left hand for right handed golfers? I am getting too much shaft lean, even when I just hold the club with my lead hand.
We have THE VERY BEST VIDEOS ON GRIP; see “best video on grip ever shawn clement” and 5 ways for a perfect lead hand grip shawn clement”
Shawn , You mentioned wide stance , opens up a can of worms ? Yes or No Wide stance with driver ? Also what advantage is there to having the left hand tripper finger extended
further down the shaft like Mu ? Is it a better place for throwing / releasing the club towards ones target ?
Hey Chuck! See “width of stance and finish position shawn clement” and “knife the grip shawn clement” and as for the release, this is a job for our premium channel where we have incredibly important videos on the “release”, the “throwing” and the “kinetic chain” as well as super important videos on how the ball is in the way with “goldie locks” “predict contact” “target confirmation series” and “stick your finish despite the ball” series. Https://www.wisdomingolfpremium.com
Use the search box at the top right of the website to find the quoted words; see all the release ones, they are golf gold!! And the service is only $9.95 per month at the moment!
Best of luck to Sav and Mu in the long drive competition
Thank you!😀👍👊
I haven't visited this channel in awhile. Has Sav given up golf and become a long distance driver now? With the club's and balls we have now I'm surprised you put such an emphasis on chasing distance.
No giving up! Just getting as many reps under pressure as possible! She made top 6 in Utah with a 327 yard smash! Another awesome benchmark! It is all about enjoyment and she found a cool way to enjoy herself in the game and will bring this to the course in due time.
@@golflessons Well I guess that can't hurt her game. Being able to work under pressure will definitely help. Thumbs up!
It would be great if you could put their numbers in the end of the video to get an idea of smash, ballspeed, launch angle, et al!
the technology is not there yet; I could see this happening eventually at their future head location or with a set up from the PGA tour with Top Tracer Technology!
Shawn ,
How do rate the True golf shoe in damp weather, being they do not have replaceable plastic cleats ?
As for grip / head orientation turned more closed. The drivers forward ball position teed up , you would not have the same closed/ strong grip ?
one of the best cleat systems in the business; you actually can have too much traction when on a mat! THESE GUYS ARE FROM TACOMA WASHINGTON, RAINS A LOT THERE! 😝😝
Shawn thank you for so many positive tips along the way but I just have one question why do you want to look 20 years older with that Gray beard asking for a friend
Rockin' that beard Shawn. Great content as usual.
thank you my man! 👍🫶
Beard suits ya bud- lookin dapper, regal, etc.
Thanks Alex! 👍😀
Is Sav using her regular driver? Or is it one of those special drivers allowed for long drive contests?
She has 3; 2 for long drive and 1 for the golf course
Bonjour Mr. Clements. What shaft flex was Sav using?
The LA Golf Shaft! Amazing!
@@golflessons nice! Last question 🙋🏻♂️ what flex?
@@jcgolf159 the Bryson series in Regular Flex and 47.5 inches long
LIV Golf needs to hire Savy to do interviews and on course reporting
Haha, she would be pretty good! 😀👍
@@golflessons As good as Troy Mullins
@@jdheelfan 20 more yards and she will threaten the podium!
@@golflessons She will get there!
Phyllis Meti probably has over 90 lbs. on Sav!
Sav is going to reel them in a bit closer next season!👌👍
If you are allowed to clear debris around your ball as long as you don't move it, why is it against the rules of golf to place a leaf or twig in front of your ball as the intermediate point?
Rules can be head scratchers sometimes! But there are ways to work with many of them! 👌👍
Couldn't help but notice you were swinging the bat lefty. Probably cause I'm lefty. Are you ambidextrous? Or just learned each sport that way?
My odd irons are right hand and even irons are lefty; see “golf pro hits driver over 300 yards both righty and lefty shawn clement”
Can I get a lesson while your here
We were full house!! Will be back in the fall on our way to the Carolinas!
I wish I was in tune super enjoy your knowledge and beautiful family !!!@@golflessons
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So, I noticed the video's title. You are not actually stating that the viewer can hit 300 yard drives, right? Only a very small percentage of people can hit 300 yard drives no matter the technique, the equipment, the exercises, the vitamins ingested, or anything else. Distance is mostly a matter of muscle fiber, quick-twitch, or otherwise. And muscle fiber is genetic.
It is also a matter of collecting the ball from where it lies and delivering it deep in the direction you want ro start the ball. There is a 30 yards difference between AT THE BALL and THROUGH THE BALL; which is the average distance a student walks out of here with when they have been taught to hit the ball.
@@golflessons I would guess the distance I could hit a ball, from the first time I hit a golf ball squarely, to a year later, was 20-30 yards. It was not due to anything other than, to put it as simple as possible, "figuring it out". But as I said, I was never going to hit a drive anywhere near 300 yards.
@@AttRandyReynolds Then there are the usual suspects that prevent golfers from getting to their fullest potential, namely the “keep the lower body steady” and “keep the head down” and any positional manipulations you are going to make are going to slow down the swing. We do incredible things here to help our students and it is wonderful to see Savy get to her potential at 125 pounds and carrying the ball 275 and Mu after 4 years getting to 375 carry with 150 MPH club speed. I really don’t think you realize who you are conversing with right now because the industry has never been here before.
@@golflessons I agree that the goal is to allow the golfer to meet their full potential. The question is, what does that mean? It's rarely means 300 yard drives. Again, it all depends on the type of muscle fiber in the muscles used to swing a golf club. Compared to a sledgehammer or for that matter, a baseball bat, a golf club doesn't weight much and also, golf allows for a long swing. So, theoretically, smaller people may have the potential to hit comparatively longer shots. If a person has some level of physical fitness and has played sports that involve hitting an object, they are halfway home. It then becomes a matter of directing their athletic skills to the golf game.
I can bench twice as much as her, and she hits it 30 yards farther than me
She is the REAL DEAL!!
Thanks, Shawn!
Thanks Robert! 😀👍❤
Hi
I don’t think you are correct. The club speed should be at the ball location. If you delay to where you are suggesting the club has not reached max velocity. Sorry.
Ahhh, the brainwash of golf! Come teach for 35 years full time and then tell me…😝
@@golflessons
Scientific evidence disagrees with you.
@@xpress7578 IT IS INTERPRETATION of scientific evidence. Did you not stay until the point I spoke of how science measured the shot? Or did you dismiss my 35 years of teaching with the feedback of my stadium full of students? My science in this case, includes neurology, anatomy, evolution in human survival mouvement patterns and yours has an accelerometer in an afternoon experiment and opinions. A SUCCESSFUL GOLF SHOT starts with an image which conjures up a feel and the delivery MENTALLY is collecting the ball from where it lies and releasing it into a picture. Your scientific interpretation is not TEACHING GOLF SHOTS, IT IS A BIG FAT DISTRACTION AND A THORN IN THE SIDE OF THE GOLFER.
@@golflessons no point continuing this discussion as you don’t want to listen to another point of view. Please check out Dr Robert Grober, Yale University for technical information.
@Stevie Right on Stevie! I was hoping another with Wisdom would chime in! Very well said and explained!
This may be the most drawn out explanation of swinging through the ball and not at the ball I’ve ever heard… Congratulations!
Guess what? You didn’t have to watch it
Dont have anything better to do bro than cut other ppl down.... you got a huge ego
@@tylerhawk742 you didn’t have to reply sucker 😆
@@Coach8687 beauty of free speech
Repeat repeat repeat; then the light comes on; if yours was already on, congrats!