This Golf Swing Tip is SO GOOD It Should Be Illegal
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- This golf tip is so good for your golf swing that it should be illegal. It's the key to being super consistent with your golf swing and ball flight. When you do this really simple drill you will hit more fairways and greens. The ball will flight high and straight and you will have much more control of your golf swing and ball flight.
A lot of golfers struggle to hit the golf ball consistently well because they have a hard time controlling the low point and the levers of the golf swing. Once you understand how to control the low point and the body your golf swing gets a lot more consistent and you ball striking will improve straight away. You'll enjoy the game more as your golf ball flys higher and straighter than before.
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A superb lesson. I've been working on this over the holidays without a club. Played on Saturday and quite honestly I hit my irons the most sweetly and consistent in a long time.
Many thanks 👍
Brilliant! Just tried this and hit some of the most pure strikes ever with my 9-iron. I am subscribing to the channel immediately. Thanks for sharing.
That’s awesome. Thanks for subscribing and welcome to the channel.👍
My problem Steve I am a lefty playing right and finally this week i started cocking my left.wrist at.top of. Back swing and my right wrist felt so different and felt.so.easy
Thanks Steve
Love your videos 😊
Thats a great video. Really clear and simple. That's going down the range with me tonight!
Tried it today Steve work d for me really good drill 👌👍
Saguto Golf has been talking about keeping weight on the left side throughout the entire swing for a while and it’s an amazingly great tip
Steve and Tom are 2 of the best for most of us.
@@randellmiller3514agreed! Simple and effective
I agree!
As my friend would say, “pay attention, you might learn something!:” That was Harry, he was 86. Listen to Tom Saguto, you might learn something.
Jim Venetos
My biggest problem getting back to ensure ball turf action so if it ever stops raining I will give this a try
Great info. Super compact. Easy to understand. Thanks
And with driver?
I know you've covered this in other videos... but what TRIGGERS the downswing? Is it the move pulling/turning the left leg, or pulling down with with right side or all at the same time?
My issue has always been the TRANSITION, as I'm sure most golfers will attest.
As always, you make it look so very smooth.
Good video!
I’ll create a video next week to discuss.👍👍👍
The best way to think about it is not as a backswing and a downswing but as a sequence of movement, like a ground stroke in tennis.
Generally speaking though, you want to focus on getting the weight / pressure onto your lead side almost before the backswing is finished. That is the transition. It almost feels like being off balance at the top of the backswing and falling into your lead side.
Or better still, just follow Steve’s advice and stay on the lead side. It will give a very consistent strike and won’t lose any distance for most players.
I do it differently. I setup 50/50 then I throw the club back n when I do it I put 60 on my front n it works awesome. Im makin great contact now. It is a timing thing, but Im learning it well. Also, grip pressure is a huge tip. Think of less is more. Most golfers have a grip pressure of 7, which is way to much tension. Try a 3 or 4 from start to backswing n follow through n it will make your swing way easier youll see.
Saguto golf been teaching this for a long time !!
Nothing new under the sun !!!!
Funny how you keep discovering that S&T has all the advantages
Great for irons and other ground shots, but do these concepts apply to the driver? If so, how?
Driver is a different animal
Steve, I have been using most of your instruction tip but off center strikes continue to occur. I set up 50-50, your suggestion about weight shift n less movement makes sense. I will be adding your technique on my next round.
Would this weight shift work with driver, woods n hybrids ?
So happy you’re here on U Tube n screw algorithms !
I am so thankful its not one of Ben Hogans secrets .
Excellent lesson Steve, very well delivered. I’m left handed playing right hand golf clubs. I’ve always been struggling to use 50:50 hands. This make sense & and can’t wait wait to try, when the rain stops. Really appreciate your lessons Thanks
Am I correct in thinking this leg movement is the same as Ben Hogans? it looks like it (loved your explanation of his swing in previous videos btw) but it´s hard to tell as he always had such baggy trousers
Great video, my friend I love the way you explained it. In fact, there’s a friend of mine, who was a tour player who was explaining while chipping he looks at the left side of the ball. He feels like he spent years doing that wrong, and once he began to focus on the front of that ball, he started to really hit some nice shots. Maybe you could make a short on this
Back Injury waiting to happen with only a small mistake, sorry the human body will break down eventually this way the older you are the sooner this causes a vertical shear with the lower back and possibly mid back. Good news if you have the discipline to do a half swing all the time you could be okay.
Is this the same for the driver🤔
Try and let me know how you get on….just get ball position right before you swing👍👍👍
All well and good hitting down with irons. Difficult to adapt to driver swing that requires hitting up
That's what you call a half swing. It's safe, but not brilliant.
Great tip to try as I tend to move off the ball in the takeaway and shortening the back swing will keep me over the ball, off to the driving range tomorrow to work on it
I like this swing better for me . Less worry about shifting the weight.
Steve, I used this stacked left side technique all last season with very good results. Ball flight is pretty consistent between a slight draw to a slight fade. My biggest issue is distance. I'm 62 years old, 6'-3" and in good shape. My 150 yard club is a 6-iron and my drives stall out between 200-220. I think I'm too steep with the driver, hitting down on it more than up. And I probably am not active enough with speed from my arms and wrists. Do you have any thoughts or drills to add distance? Thanks.
Steve, I found this wonderful video of yours:
ruclips.net/video/bcGRVufCNRs/видео.html and will be working on these speed drills. I love the feeling of speed but find it hard to maintain a 60% stacked left side feeling. My center of gravity wants to shift slightly back then forward. Is this common with a driver swing? Should I be trying to keep the stacked feeling on the left side?
I was a bit skeptical when I began watching this lesson, but as you went on I thought maybe this guy is onto something. So, I went out to my club using your advice and I shot an 88 (6000 yards), and I am a 20 handicap! Great advice!
Steve - if I didn't have to suffer the ribbing from my golfing buddies, I would play with both feet together as I don't lose very much in terms of distance.., but the direction is significantly better. Can you relate this to the swing tip you have in this video? What changes when your feet are together vs apart? I have never struggled with distance only direction (blocks & hooks).
You need to watch next weeks video….That’s the subject👍👍
Next week's video is about how to suffer ribbing from your golfing buddies??
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Scott Hoch had quite a narrow stance and he had great success with it. Your friends don’t want you to get better, hence the ribbing. 😊
Will try this, as noted The transition for me is an issue, getting better but will try this! Maybe I will be able to hit my long irons! Great tip should be illegal! Lol!
Steve staying on your left side gives you a more consistent strike. I would advocate a closed stance and a square club as well and you will hit beautiful draws with a minimal swing and less effort
Please get more complicated, Steve
Steve - Good stuff! Fewer moving parts keeps the ball in the grass and thats all we should really strive for. I have taken the approach you describe here and solid strikes with a shorter, more compact swing, has resulted in greater distance without trying to hit it further. The game becomes fun. Keep the tips coming, I love your passion! 🤟
Just a quick question Steve, it looks like you hold the club with a open club face at address, is this so ? As l have tried this technique and I feel like the club face is open
That’s right. 👍
Don't be afraid to say stack and tilt. The way Tom Saguto teaches is very helpful and has completely changed my game for the better!
After struggling with golf for years I too have improved my ball striking and consistency beyond recognition since watching the same technique on a Tom Saguto video a couple of years ago. Any mid to high handicapper who adopts this technique and follows Tom’s instructions on tilting the shoulders and bowing the lead wrist will be amazed at how much there iron play improves.
Spot on
Cool
2nd and 18th for thumbs up and not even seen the video....wait ...is this no a repeat ? I remember you in that wooden gang hut many years ago.
Still teach in there.
The golf swing displayed in this video is a work of art. The golfer's finesse and control are awe-inspiring, and I am motivated to enhance my own skills. This video serves as a valuable learning tool, and I'm eager to apply these lessons to my game.
Fantastic👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I’m 78, and this swing right here is the only way I can continue to play the game. As you get older don’t get sucked into the “easy swing” mentality, where you have this long lazy swing with a bent left elbow and a bazillion moving parts. Been there, done that, and it doesn’t work. Way too much timing required. I have flexibility and balance problems in my old age, but I have no trouble making the swing that Steve teaches here. It’s a body friendly, pain free way to play the game.
Hi Steve
Absolutely fantastic! Have introduced this and it works a treat. Thankyou. As several other subscribers have mentioned, another vid with driver would be very useful please as not as much success with the big stick.
Just subscribed to Eureka golf. Super excited. Wife trying to book an over night at the turn of the year and book a lesson. Read Hogans fundamentals stacks of times but you explain it better. Cannot wait. Went from 3.2 to 6.3 in 18 months. This has got me the bug back. Never swung the same way twice during a round but can’t wait to get to the practice area. 👍
Awesome. Let me know how you get on with Eureka. On the site you can message me and I’ll keep you right.
Thanks Steve👍👍
Thank you 🙏 I’ve tried and tinkered for years. This makes so much sense. Feel v Real . Using the sticks the way you show gets the Club much more consistent on the takeaway/backswing 👍
Feel is not real.
This is a great tip for me as a single digit handicap. Think stay left so you can cover the ball through impact with phenomenal compression of the ball. If you take some video of yourself, you’ll notice you still get lots of movement to your right side on the takeaway. But, I’m in a better position at impact now.
Hello Steve, Thank you for the excellent video! To activate the left side, are you pulling the left knee, hip and left shoulder together at the same time, as you straighten the left leg, or should I just turn my chest. thank you, Jeff
Love it.
Hints of single plane set up here with that one lever at address? Either way, good stuff Pro thank you!
Love the dot ploy👏
Rahm-esque?
Big JR
Been doing that for years now , irons are pretty good and consistent , just the rest of my game p-sh lol enjoy your videos thanks
This demonstrates why I think it’s an advantage to golf right handed as a left handed golfer! Left side dominant
Fantastic too Steve. I can tell you it’s helped my compression and strike 100%
When you demoing those shots, some distances you were getting with the shortened swing would be handy
This was the same "Eureka" moment I had about 4 weeks ago after a terrible few rounds of golf. I had to stop and rebuild. This weight transfer was and now is, the "Eureka" for me.
Marcus Edblad has at least three levers. Seems to work for him.
Great video .
Thank you so much
You are welcome!
Excellent instruction, and so simple and clearly demonstrated. Thank you Steve.
Excellent. Been finding keeping more weights left, straight (ish) arm centered has helped.
Great breakdown. I always feel Ike I need to kill the ball. Causes unbalanced swings.
how do you feel about using an open stance as well to move the ball back in stance ? i have been doing stack and tilt still have problem moving fwd enough unless i am swaying and not realizing it . i will try a sharpie dot on front of the ball pure gold bro ! i have opened my stance with my woods and have been able to get the ball up in the air . still struggling with irons . going to try open stace with that too . i fat shots a lot .
Steve I find it very difficult to maintain weight on my left side , as soon as I start my backswing my weight wants to move right. Do you straighten your right leg to stop this , so the swing is more flat .
Can't say I totally got that one...I'm sure that's my bad, not yours...😳
If you aren't on the left leg then you can't get to a proper finish🎉.. An added bonus
At 62 and playing for about a year this is the best explanation of a swing I have seen. Putting the greater portion of your weight on the left leg made sense to me in the beginning but a coach convinced me that the right left leg pressure swing was a much better swing for me. Unfortunately I stuck with that until now. Will see how it works on the range in a few days.
Excellent lesson Steve. Really re enforces the fundamentals of your eureka swing and how crucial it is to stay centred and not sway, which I am certainly guilty of. Brilliant!
so far, so very good - BUT, what about the ball position ????
Any changes to how you approach a driver swing ?
that's the good old Stack and Tilt method
Stop asking me to give the video a thumbs up before I even view it!
Thank you awesome explanation
So what you are saying is it should be illegal 😜
Well explained Steve , I say keep it simple as I am
Top teacher 👌
Thank you! 😃
Is that the same as using the driver
Funny looks like Moe's 😅
7 iron, i thought it was a 6!😂
seems like stack and tilt
Hey Steve. Just wanted to drop you a note regarding this video. While this is not a concept new to me, I get away from it like we all do by trying the next thing. However, came back to it today and it was like magic. Funny this game.
Btw, over the years I’ve hit shots that were so pure that I still remember them today. And a lot of them were while using this technique of weight on the left side on the backswing. Anyway thanks for the video and reminder.
Yeah I know exactly what you mean. Remember vividly the best 6 drives off the tee I ever hit! Because they were all 270+. Way farther than my normal distance. Shorter swing with perfect sequencing. Accidental!🌠
Top notch sheave !
Nice!
What about driver is it the same
Yes
Why do people always ask this question? 😂😂😂
Because you hit up with a driver & not down on it so it confuses folks
Is the distance the same?
without lag you have nothing and certainly no speed - you can have a low point well in front of the ball with no speed created by no lag - this is pathetic coaching not explaining how to use the body to stop the club releasing early - most people keeping the weight forward will throw it back to the trail side and flip the club. Let’s have a real high handicap player on and see how you change his swing rather than the a pro showing us how good he is
You must have not watched towards the end of the video where he shows all sorts of lag in his swing