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Wow!! Thank you so much. This is literally my issue currently. And I know when I change this I have the opportunity to play my best golf yet this year. I’m excited. Thank you so much
There's more to this than met the eye.I was playing so bad and one day I lowered my hands trying to find something that worked.I played the best round I had ever shot.66 on a par 72 golf course.I felt like my club was in a slot.I lost wat ever I was doing that day.I should have stayed with it.There is something to this.
Because he hit millions of balls and he did not use the conventional grip.He never could hit the ball long and never will with that swing.his hands did not hing much to create the speed.
He used a neutral grip and 250-260 yrds back then was pretty impressive But I’m just saying I use varibles of his swing because of a back injury 3 yrs again can confirm with the technique I can swing in the range of 110-119 swing speed This video and advice is just someone’s opinion and not a fact Power comes at contact and the follow through Nothing before or setup is going to change anything It might help you locate the right feel for alignment at impact but nothing is really the gold standard of advice
@@seansmith373wasnt neutral at all. He put his trail arm into a non rotational state whuch meant he could swing back and swing forward on the same plane. His swing was horrendous looking but it worked for him after hitting millions of golf balls for over 40 years
feel like you're pushing down with your bottom hand. It will result in hinging your wrists and getting the club up while your hands stay low. Really good tip for amateurs, tbh. The earlier you get your wrists set, the better.
I'm a Golf Professional with 46 years of competitive golf experience, with many of those years involving teaching while playing poorly, and playing when playing well. What is being described here contains a tremendous amount of validity. However, by omitting any feels, what is actually happening is a description, not an education. I hope y'all understand the difference, and so do you. If you can't feel it, it's background music, unworthy of title.
If you watch Norman’s swing frame by frame you see his hands start in full wrists down ulnar deviation when lining up and addressing the ball due to his single plane swing and across palm grip style but during the trip to the top of the backswing the club force pulls and cocks the wrists into radial deviation as suggested in this video with the club head force pulling them back into maxed-out ulnar deviation again, with face square to target as ball compresses and releases off the face. It is the same principles of physics doing the work just in a different sequence.
I’m with you about Moe. I think it’s an issue of when leverage occurs. Porzak is a really good communicator & believes early leverage set is easier. One could bring up Mr. Consistent Stricker that leverage or minimal leverage might be easier to accomplish
@@openstenosis Agree it is just an issue of when not how. I worked at a course as starter where both the pros taught the Graves / Norman single plane style, one of them using same length irons. What happens when setting up like Moe with wrists cocked down in ulnar deviation and the club a foot behind and inside the ball is that the free lever action at the wrist creates even more acceleration and upward cocking force that doing with the club starting just behind the ball. The same amount of cocking and uncocking of the wrist occurs but Norman accomplished in with a shorter backswing path which likely better suited his short stocky stature.
Both things can be true, my dude 🤙 When applied properly, addressing your setup by simply making a grip adjustment, dropping/raising the hands, moving away from/closer to the ball, etc etc can substantially increase your likelihood of being in the proper position at impact 😉💪
Or you mean the hands control the club. The club has no control over the hands The shaft angle is the only thing you need to know The club can’t do anything with out the hands and body
Awful advise...terrible...watch Nicklaus, Palmer, Player, Woods, Watson, Hogan...they never cocked the wrists early...never...this is a horrible lesson..
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I like that, I need to work on that, thank you sir.
No work needed. Stop thinking about lifting your arms up. Just swing around your body…the arms will get where they are going
@TAPnRACK_SEZ ok I will be Freddy couples tomorrow flushing 99.9% my golf shots
More good stuff from one of the best teacher whom I've ever listened to.
"yeahhhh....riiiight.....i gotcha......yeahhhhh....yeahhh....mmmhmmm....."
😂
Sounds just like me listening to someone trying to give me advice on my swing 😂
Ha! Yeahhhh...uh huh.
It sounded like, “Yes…yes…🙄”
I believe this is one of the most important actions in the golf swing. It’s key.
Brilliant lesson. It's the little things taught in between the lines that move you from good to great. Thank you.
😢.......I think you just solved one of my issues. Thanks so much for this video !
Wow!! Thank you so much. This is literally my issue currently. And I know when I change this I have the opportunity to play my best golf yet this year. I’m excited. Thank you so much
There's always one on every instructional yt short 😂😂 This was the EXACT reason why you haven't broken 80 yet 😏
I'm kicking ass next week. Thanks bro
this is amazing
Absolute Gold.
Thanks.
Grateful Aussie.
I don't know who this guy is but he explains a lot of stuff I learned from Mac O'Grady than Mac did.😎
The most important thing to emphasize is "IMPACT" that is the moment of truth! Do not emphasize on anything that has nothing to do with impact.
I've been working on this move for a while now and it seems to be coming along because of the quality of shot it's producing!
Oh this is good !! I can't wait to have a try with this idea
There's more to this than met the eye.I was playing so bad and one day I lowered my hands trying to find something that worked.I played the best round I had ever shot.66 on a par 72 golf course.I felt like my club was in a slot.I lost wat ever I was doing that day.I should have stayed with it.There is something to this.
That sounds easy ! But golf is tough - you got it one day - the next day you don’t know where it flies off 😂 All the best
Good stuff! Makes so much sense.
I like this approach 👌
Yahhh. Yahhhh. Yaahhhhh
“yeahhh……. yeaaaah………mhmmmm 😕
Great tip
Setup is so very important
Why was Moe Norman so successful with his arms extended not hanging straight down.😺
Because he hit millions of balls and he did not use the conventional grip.He never could hit the ball long and never will with that swing.his hands did not hing much to create the speed.
He used a neutral grip and 250-260 yrds back then was pretty impressive
But I’m just saying I use varibles of his swing because of a back injury 3 yrs again can confirm with the technique I can swing in the range of 110-119 swing speed
This video and advice is just someone’s opinion and not a fact
Power comes at contact and the follow through
Nothing before or setup is going to change anything
It might help you locate the right feel for alignment at impact but nothing is really the gold standard of advice
@@seansmith373wasnt neutral at all. He put his trail arm into a non rotational state whuch meant he could swing back and swing forward on the same plane.
His swing was horrendous looking but it worked for him after hitting millions of golf balls for over 40 years
Yeah, yeah, yeah, right, mmhmm, exactly, got ya, yessss. Lol
Depends on the path according to the lie angle and how you hold that club, and what your intended shot shop is though
I used to push my hands down and was told ,no no your breaking your wrists ??? Lesson learned if your game is good don't listen to anyone!
I feel like whoever told you that must look like a robot when they swing lol
Does this mean that when using a driver the hands should be low?
Hands need to break at 9 and 3 o’clock back swing and follow through
Good info…but that doesn’t mean that the player should sacrifice posture…stay tall my friends!
Does this apply to driver too?
Adam Scott textbook swing.
And now you too can swing like Adam Scott
Order than added power why do we need wrist set? There's some guys that when they hit high lifted wedges they try to feel like there's no ulnar.
What do you mean downwards pressure on the handle?
feel like you're pushing down with your bottom hand. It will result in hinging your wrists and getting the club up while your hands stay low. Really good tip for amateurs, tbh. The earlier you get your wrists set, the better.
I'm a Golf Professional with 46 years of competitive golf experience, with many of those years involving teaching while playing poorly, and playing when playing well.
What is being described here contains a tremendous amount of validity.
However, by omitting any feels, what is actually happening is a description, not an education.
I hope y'all understand the difference, and so do you.
If you can't feel it, it's background music, unworthy of title.
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Explaine Moe Norman’s set up then Einstein 😅😅😅
If you watch Norman’s swing frame by frame you see his hands start in full wrists down ulnar deviation when lining up and addressing the ball due to his single plane swing and across palm grip style but during the trip to the top of the backswing the club force pulls and cocks the wrists into radial deviation as suggested in this video with the club head force pulling them back into maxed-out ulnar deviation again, with face square to target as ball compresses and releases off the face. It is the same principles of physics doing the work just in a different sequence.
I’m with you about Moe. I think it’s an issue of when leverage occurs. Porzak is a really good communicator & believes early leverage set is easier. One could bring up Mr. Consistent Stricker that leverage or minimal leverage might be easier to accomplish
@@openstenosis Agree it is just an issue of when not how. I worked at a course as starter where both the pros taught the Graves / Norman single plane style, one of them using same length irons. What happens when setting up like Moe with wrists cocked down in ulnar deviation and the club a foot behind and inside the ball is that the free lever action at the wrist creates even more acceleration and upward cocking force that doing with the club starting just behind the ball. The same amount of cocking and uncocking of the wrist occurs but Norman accomplished in with a shorter backswing path which likely better suited his short stocky stature.
The best thing you could do is forget about Moe Norman and instead follow this advice but Teddy and Open describe what’s going on very well.
If adam Scott had anything half as good as tigers short game he would have 6 majors.
What a swing
wow..
I think I gained another 15 meters by practicing this
💪🏽
Bryson D Proves this wrong...
Wow, simplified 🏌🏻👏🏻
Yeah...
Only thing that matters is what happens when the club hits the ball
Both things can be true, my dude 🤙
When applied properly, addressing your setup by simply making a grip adjustment, dropping/raising the hands, moving away from/closer to the ball, etc etc can substantially increase your likelihood of being in the proper position at impact 😉💪
@@dtp_golf wow can substantially increase the likelihood!
@@touristguy87 yeah... your mom's reaction was a bit different than yours, but cool
@@dtp_golf that's about as funny as the time you slipped in the shower and fell on that Coke bottle
@touristguy87 why are you watching me in the shower fammo 🤨
Yas, Yas. 🤖
Stop say yeah
Definitely not the advice from Bryson.
I've tried copying his swing and gained 15 yards and keeping it much straighter.
so..g.ood
except for Bryson
Bryson doesn’t set it. Explain that
BECAUSE Bryson plays with Woods and Mid Irons (ALL Irons and Wedges are 6 Iron Length) so he SETS it later in the Backswing.
If what you are saying is true Bryson should be a short hitter. You with his hand high, no angle... yet massive leverage
So no!
Hogan, Couples, Norman.... would say...BS
Or you mean the hands control the club.
The club has no control over the hands
The shaft angle is the only thing you need to know
The club can’t do anything with out the hands and body
You don’t want an angle at hip high. Terrible advice.
A lot of words, not much said
Bullshit your club and hands don’t come back to the same position.
this wrong for so many reasons
Bryson enters the chat
Great
Awful advise...terrible...watch Nicklaus, Palmer, Player, Woods, Watson, Hogan...they never cocked the wrists early...never...this is a horrible lesson..