Tony, I real enjoy the videos. I'm located in Fayetteville, West Virginia and I hope I can pick up some pointers from your videos. I am 68 years old and I had major back surgery two years ago. Getting back in the swing of things, I lost my golf swing. Late last year and this year I have been struggling my nuts off. It is starting to come around for me the last couple weeks. So I'm watching your videos for any little tip I can get to help me hit the ball better. Thank you for explaining in detail the proper way to play golf. Bless you.
John, I hope I can help you have more fun and I wish you well on your back recovery. I have coming out real soon a video about "Geezer health/physical issues...mostly telling all about my own just to let seniors know they aren't the only ones. Thank you for the comment!
@@GeezerTony, My back is in great shape, but my golf swing is out of sync. I am trying not to start everything in the downswing. I will eventually get it. I really appreciate the advice, keep it coming.
Great video, Tony. Went to my first school with Kirk in November. I plan on trying this pushback move all this week. I also plan on coming to one of your schools next spring.
Hi Tim, that move is just really helping us do what S4I drills are teaching us....it's just a thought to help us feel it. I would look forward to seeing you in the spring!
Hey Tony, I tried this left leg push off yesterday at the driving range. It really helped a lot, especially with my driver. Today I played a round of golf and had my best round ever. I hit 12 of 14 fairways off of the tee with my driver and woods. Thanks for the good tip!
Hi Tony, I've been watching your last videos, and I found them very helpful indeed. I would be very grateful if you could do a video about ball position for irons and fairway woods. I am a senior over 70 years old and was on the verge of giving up the game of golf altogether... Then, very recently, I decided to give the single plane swing a try. I know it's early days yet, but so far, I have to admit the signs are good, so I am going to stick with it and see how it goes... I'm looking forward to seeing more videos, and until then, cheerio for now. Best regards Albert from UK.
Thanks Tony...good stuff. Can't wait to get that thought out onto the course. Been struggling to keep my head down in my follow through lately so this is perfect!
Hey Geezer… enjoyed the video. As you know this directly addresses a fault you saw in my swing because I didn’t get the lower body engaged ahead of the downswing. All over the RUclips Universe you hear the term “recenter your weight at the start of your downswing” but leave it to Geezer Tony to demonstrate a feel that the mere mortal golfer can put into practice and achieve the proper outcome!
Great video Tony. Planning on coming to one of your schools in the very near future. Have corresponded with Kirk and I'm not real clear when I could schedule with you in NC?
Hi John, you can schedule a personal lesson at any time. I won't be scheduling another school until next spring. Come see me, you can schedule at your own convenience!
Hi Mike standing up un the downswing usually happens because you are creating space from the ball to compensate for early release of the wrists. Learn to move the lower body through before the clubhead reaches the ball and the early release, and the standing up problem should lesson. Thanks for watching!
For some reason youtube is not allowing me to reply to some of your comments...so...about the left leg on the stop action...it is straightening through impact, just not straight yet in this picture. As for the impact position question...I think there is a divot in the air there so no, this is not the setup position. Go to Setup4impact.com to learn this stuff.
@@GeezerTony Thanks. FYI..if or when we make it to your area will probably sign up for a lesson. I am a high handicapper and my miss most of the time is hitting fat and to a much lesser degree topping the ball with irons and fairway woods. I hardly ever have square contact regardless of what swing approach, as taught by various you tube teachers, I try.
I’ve been working with short swings to get into proper impact position. Drills, actually, with camera rolling to check if I achieve a good position. I will try adding your swing thought to the mix. Do you consciously turn your core to aid in accelerating your arms as you approach impact position?
Great video 📸 Tony question?if you dropped your back foot just a half step would that set the front leg to be your brace to hit off of any input would be great thanks 👍
Probably pretty much the same as normal, I play to the center of the green a lot! I like to aim to a spot that gives me the most room for error and still be fine if it goes exactly where I aim.
I've been watching your videos and trying this method. What I find is that I tend to hit the ball fat and deep divots. I am more of a picker of the ball, so deep divots tend to hurt hands some.
A Lot of people comment on that. I never knew I did it until several years ago when I first saw myself on video. It looks normal to me from address. There is no calculated reason I do that, I guess it's just where I hit it the best from. Kirk Junge says it accommodates shaft droop at impact. Look up shaft droop.
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Tony - that left leg process is gold!
This is your best video ever. Cannot wait to try the lead leg back move. Am recovering from surgery. will continue to watch your videos
Thanks Tom, I hope it helps you. Best wishes for a speedy recovery!
Tony, I real enjoy the videos. I'm located in Fayetteville, West Virginia and I hope I can pick up some pointers from your videos. I am 68 years old and I had major back surgery two years ago. Getting back in the swing of things, I lost my golf swing. Late last year and this year I have been struggling my nuts off. It is starting to come around for me the last couple weeks. So I'm watching your videos for any little tip I can get to help me hit the ball better. Thank you for explaining in detail the proper way to play golf. Bless you.
John, I hope I can help you have more fun and I wish you well on your back recovery. I have coming out real soon a video about "Geezer health/physical issues...mostly telling all about my own just to let seniors know they aren't the only ones.
Thank you for the comment!
@@GeezerTony, My back is in great shape, but my golf swing is out of sync. I am trying not to start everything in the downswing. I will eventually get it. I really appreciate the advice, keep it coming.
Great video, Tony. Went to my first school with Kirk in November. I plan on trying this pushback move all this week. I also plan on coming to one of your schools next spring.
Hi Tim, that move is just really helping us do what S4I drills are teaching us....it's just a thought to help us feel it.
I would look forward to seeing you in the spring!
Hey Tony, I tried this left leg push off yesterday at the driving range. It really helped a lot, especially with my driver.
Today I played a round of golf and had my best round ever.
I hit 12 of 14 fairways off of the tee with my driver and woods.
Thanks for the good tip!
Hi Tony, I've been watching your last videos, and I found them very helpful indeed.
I would be very grateful if you could do a video about ball position for irons and fairway woods.
I am a senior over 70 years old and was on the verge of giving up the game of golf altogether...
Then, very recently, I decided to give the single plane swing a try.
I know it's early days yet, but so far, I have to admit the signs are good, so I am going to stick with it and see how it goes...
I'm looking forward to seeing more videos, and until then, cheerio for now.
Best regards
Albert from UK.
Thanks for the suggestion Albert! I too was about ready to quit golf at age 60 until I found Kirk's Setup 4 Impact.
Thanks Tony...good stuff. Can't wait to get that thought out onto the course. Been struggling to keep my head down in my follow through lately so this is perfect!
Hey Geezer… enjoyed the video. As you know this directly addresses a fault you saw in my swing because I didn’t get the lower body engaged ahead of the downswing. All over the RUclips Universe you hear the term “recenter your weight at the start of your downswing” but leave it to Geezer Tony to demonstrate a feel that the mere mortal golfer can put into practice and achieve the proper outcome!
I hope this thought can help you get the correct sequence!
Thank you Tony! I just got back from putting this and your chipping tips to practice and had great results.
Great to hear Ed...really easy isn't it?
Very good video!
Your right that tip helped me for sure.
Excellent!
Great video Tony. Planning on coming to one of your schools in the very near future. Have corresponded with Kirk and I'm not real clear when I could schedule with you in NC?
Hi John, you can schedule a personal lesson at any time. I won't be scheduling another school until next spring. Come see me, you can schedule at your own convenience!
Tony appreciated the video.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Great instruction!
Thanks Butch, glad you liked it!
Hey Tony I tend to stand up out of my swing , and my golf lately has suffered , I will try the pre setting impact pos.
Hi Mike standing up un the downswing usually happens because you are creating space from the ball to compensate for early release of the wrists. Learn to move the lower body through before the clubhead reaches the ball and the early release, and the standing up problem should lesson.
Thanks for watching!
@@GeezerTony your right i do that as well
Some good shots!
For some reason youtube is not allowing me to reply to some of your comments...so...about the left leg on the stop action...it is straightening through impact, just not straight yet in this picture. As for the impact position question...I think there is a divot in the air there so no, this is not the setup position. Go to Setup4impact.com to learn this stuff.
@@GeezerTony Thanks. FYI..if or when we make it to your area will probably sign up for a lesson. I am a high handicapper and my miss most of the time is hitting fat and to a much lesser degree topping the ball with irons and fairway woods. I hardly ever have square contact regardless of what swing approach, as taught by various you tube teachers, I try.
@@dry509 I'd be happy to help you out! You can contact me for a lesson through Setup4Impact.com, under the instruction tab at the top.
I’ve been working with short swings to get into proper impact position. Drills, actually, with camera rolling to check if I achieve a good position. I will try adding your swing thought to the mix. Do you consciously turn your core to aid in accelerating your arms as you approach impact position?
Great video 📸 Tony question?if you dropped your back foot just a half step would that set the front leg to be your brace to hit off of any input would be great thanks 👍
I would not drop the trail foot back, just feel the push back with the lead foot from where you normally have it. Keep the head in place.
So the push back of the lead leg starts the downswing Tony?
@@woodenclogs5830 Left hip going straight back (not towards the target), and the pushing with the left foot at the same time starts my downswing.
Hi Tony, what can you shoot aiming at the center of the green only for 18 holes.
Probably pretty much the same as normal, I play to the center of the green a lot! I like to aim to a spot that gives me the most room for error and still be fine if it goes exactly where I aim.
I've been watching your videos and trying this method. What I find is that I tend to hit the ball fat and deep divots. I am more of a picker of the ball, so deep divots tend to hurt hands some.
Yes they do! I'm not sure why that is happening, it should be shallow through impact.
So after you put your weight on the lead leg the push back is the move that initiates the downswing Tony?
I would say as you are shifting the weight left, not after. Pushing back with the lead leg is helping you turn the lower body ahead of impact.
@@GeezerTony Got it…thx!
Tony you seem to address the ball almost opposite the heel of the heel ofyour. Driver is this right?
A Lot of people comment on that. I never knew I did it until several years ago when I first saw myself on video. It looks normal to me from address. There is no calculated reason I do that, I guess it's just where I hit it the best from. Kirk Junge says it accommodates shaft droop at impact. Look up shaft droop.