Yes the club face has to be cutting across the ball as part of imparting the spin. Literally why it's called a "slice," like you were slashing with a sword (obviously not that extreme).
He’s talking about his hands when he says out to in… he starts with them out and brings them inside… still swings in-to-out… interesting way of describing his feel.
Yea think he means the swing plane from the top. So hands in on the backswing and out on the downswing for a fade. Almost over the top. Not an In-to-out swing which we’d all understand as a draw swing
@@jwild5360not sure about that. Min woo definitely isn’t hitting push cuts. He starts the ball left as his arms come over the top slightly (even though the shaft shallows). I think he’s saying his hands are in on the backswing and out on the way down to pull the ball left and cut it back
@@Rocksteady365mac potentiallly so he’s very neutral. Lots of those guys who hit a very small fade are hitting push fades. Rory is a prime example. My guess is his path is still around 1 degree in to out when hitting a baby fade. That how you hit up the ball and fade it with low spin.
interesting at the end he says the draw 'fells like a kind of funny swing' meaning strange - we all assume they go for the draw but most pro's opt for the fade - more control I guess
Ok folks I got u… face to target a club path relationship 101.. ball starts 100percent where the face is pointed at impact. What makes it curve is the club path , your in to out or out to in. Now he explained a lot but let me clarify a lil bit. To hit a proper draw the face actually has to be open at impact so let’s say 2degrees open, the path has to come in to out more degrees let’s say 4 degree path. That’s how it will start to the right an come back left. Now you heard him say he hits fades coming from the inside which is not over the top. Meaning for him to hit that fade his face to path is pretty much reversed so his stock would be 4degrees open at impact and 2 degrees in to out , ball will push right an won’t comeback left because the face was more degrees open than what the club path was. So technically it’s a push fade. Now for his draw you heard him say face is closed witch is true but face is closed relative to path so more degrees in to out like 8 degrees but at impact the face is 2 degrees, ball will curve more to the left. Hope this clears it up for folks who just watched this. Min who is awesome player an definitely one of my favorites
Most pro videos like this are the same. They can't articulate what they do, they're just naturally gifted. Tiger videos claiming to be "How I hit my Iron Shots" are the worst lol
How much more in depth do u want it’s very simple. Inside path square face draws the balls. Neutral path open face fades the ball. What more ya looking for?
If u watch Grant Horvats latest video with Jon Rahm, even Rahm says a lot of pros aren’t good at explaining what they are doing on their swing since they are just going by feel.
a bit confusing but he is referring to his takeaway - he brings the club in-to-out on his backswing in order to produce the *opposite* on his down swing (an in-to-out path)
@@dsc-nr5zy yes he mixed up out to in path and hitting draws that was very clear. He didn’t mix up anything about how he hits fades tho. He hits push fades in to out path with an open face. Just like Rahm. Just like Rory. They all hit push fades they don’t hit brooks fades or dj fades with an out to in path. No it’s not the shortest fade bc they are hitting up on the ball with driver bc they are hitting the ball with an in to out path (push fade) so they are not fighting spin nearly as hard as your guys like brooks who hits down and left on driver. Rory 120 mph 3 degrees inside 4 degrees open 4 degrees up 2200 spin 320 carry. DJ 120 mph 2 degrees outside 2 degrees open 1 degree down 2600 spin 295 carry. That’s what the numbers look like.
Totally mislabeled into out and out to in!🤦🏼♂️ These pros just feed the misconceptions of the mechanics of the golf swing and in turn just confuse most amateurs!
The sound of the driver-- and I mean how you've recorded the audio-- is doing no favors to the product. Sounds like flicking a piece of plastic with your fingernail. I think folks expect tour quality audio of the swings and I'm sure the bigger the driver sound, the more powerful we think it is.... which must translate to sales. Anyway, I've applied to a few jobs at Callaway in the video department to no avail, but would love to solve this for you. Thanks!
as someone from Perth i understood him completely, hilarious looking at the comments and everyone seeming confused
When pros explain their swings most of the time, it is very different from what is really happening. But I like him. haha.
Ok, so to hit a fade, I line the club where i want it to start and I hit a fade. Cool. Got it
Out to in for the draw!! Now I know why I've been struggling, can't wait to try this!
He meant take back out and reroute to in like he demo.
Min does a wide, outside takeaway and inside swing for draw
Yes the club face has to be cutting across the ball as part of imparting the spin.
Literally why it's called a "slice," like you were slashing with a sword (obviously not that extreme).
He’s a star but he’s confused about out and in swing paths 😂
Great to see a young pro being so open
I want a 2i tutorial off this guy
I think we can all agree... min woo is the goat! Its that simple! Kid is 100% winning the masters this year! Imagine?😂
Dont know about goat talk yet, but definitely gonna be a force on tour!
We'll see. His instruction SUCKS.
Draw should be in to out downswing,right?not out to in😅
Chef Woozy!!!
Think he meant to say in to our for the draw (and not out to in).
He's talking overall swing shape. 2:50 mark. So from takeaway into the downswing.
@@UnderOrdinaryhe’s talking about 4:10 where he clearly says out to in path and he’s correct that’s not what he meant to say.
@@jwild5360thank jwild. Under ordinary clearly trying to spread some misinformation!
Min's from Australia so he sees everything upside down compared to Americans and Euros. ;)
@@davidolmstead9694 Best explanation! haha
He’s talking about his hands when he says out to in… he starts with them out and brings them inside… still swings in-to-out… interesting way of describing his feel.
Yea think he means the swing plane from the top. So hands in on the backswing and out on the downswing for a fade. Almost over the top. Not an In-to-out swing which we’d all understand as a draw swing
@@Rocksteady365mac no. In to out with an OPEN face creates a fade. It’s a push fade. Tons of guys on tour hit this. Mcilroy is a prime example.
He means in on the way back and out on the way down 😊
@@jwild5360not sure about that. Min woo definitely isn’t hitting push cuts. He starts the ball left as his arms come over the top slightly (even though the shaft shallows). I think he’s saying his hands are in on the backswing and out on the way down to pull the ball left and cut it back
@@Rocksteady365mac potentiallly so he’s very neutral. Lots of those guys who hit a very small fade are hitting push fades. Rory is a prime example. My guess is his path is still around 1 degree in to out when hitting a baby fade. That how you hit up the ball and fade it with low spin.
interesting at the end he says the draw 'fells like a kind of funny swing' meaning strange - we all assume they go for the draw but most pro's opt for the fade - more control I guess
Pretty sweet other than botching the swing paths for draws & fades
Crazy how he botches it. He has a 50/50 in getting it right just be guessing.
Has a wide backswing so its brings his downswing from the inside for a draw.. The only thing botched was you comprehending that.
@@nosajamzokoh no, I get it. But he is kiwi so if you think about it in an upside down & backwards kinda way it makes sense how he botched it.
@@clintsanderson6019 I guess I didn't look at it that way. I suppose your comment is correct.... : )
Seems like he’s referring to the paths of his backswing vs path of the swing before:after striking the ball.
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Ok folks I got u… face to target a club path relationship 101.. ball starts 100percent where the face is pointed at impact. What makes it curve is the club path , your in to out or out to in. Now he explained a lot but let me clarify a lil bit. To hit a proper draw the face actually has to be open at impact so let’s say 2degrees open, the path has to come in to out more degrees let’s say 4 degree path. That’s how it will start to the right an come back left. Now you heard him say he hits fades coming from the inside which is not over the top. Meaning for him to hit that fade his face to path is pretty much reversed so his stock would be 4degrees open at impact and 2 degrees in to out , ball will push right an won’t comeback left because the face was more degrees open than what the club path was. So technically it’s a push fade. Now for his draw you heard him say face is closed witch is true but face is closed relative to path so more degrees in to out like 8 degrees but at impact the face is 2 degrees, ball will curve more to the left. Hope this clears it up for folks who just watched this. Min who is awesome player an definitely one of my favorites
I think he just honestly mixed up in to out with out to in. He said he hits draws out to in.
"Yeah, I prefer fades.
For all you betas who are short as shit off the tee, you need to try and hit draws."
🐐
Can we get a side by side voice over with him and jd please
Pro tip.
Lee: when I hit a fade I aim left. When hit a draw I aim right. That’s it. 😂
In-depth what you meant was pretty basic with no real substance
Most pro videos like this are the same. They can't articulate what they do, they're just naturally gifted. Tiger videos claiming to be "How I hit my Iron Shots" are the worst lol
How much more in depth do u want it’s very simple. Inside path square face draws the balls. Neutral path open face fades the ball. What more ya looking for?
If u watch Grant Horvats latest video with Jon Rahm, even Rahm says a lot of pros aren’t good at explaining what they are doing on their swing since they are just going by feel.
cuz there is no special secret in golf swing itself. it is just the indian not the arrow
@@Bawkzersthink its more they don’t want to share their secrets. Look at Charlie, Tiger told him everything he knows that he isn’t telling us
That was deeeeep
I know the toilets go the other way in Australia, but I didn’t reason I could hit a draw out to in.
woozy woozy
best dude my foot stinks
Are the tips in the room with us?
Bro said my length.
fade club path in to out 🤔
a bit confusing but he is referring to his takeaway - he brings the club in-to-out on his backswing in order to produce the *opposite* on his down swing (an in-to-out path)
Crazy how many people just flat out don’t understand any of this. It’s so basic. Hes hitting a push fade. In to out path open face.
👊🏽@@Zuluu100
@jwild5360 no. He mixed up out to in with in to out. He said he hits an out to in draw. Push fade are the shortest ball you can hit...
@@dsc-nr5zy yes he mixed up out to in path and hitting draws that was very clear.
He didn’t mix up anything about how he hits fades tho. He hits push fades in to out path with an open face. Just like Rahm. Just like Rory. They all hit push fades they don’t hit brooks fades or dj fades with an out to in path.
No it’s not the shortest fade bc they are hitting up on the ball with driver bc they are hitting the ball with an in to out path (push fade) so they are not fighting spin nearly as hard as your guys like brooks who hits down and left on driver.
Rory 120 mph 3 degrees inside 4 degrees open 4 degrees up 2200 spin 320 carry.
DJ 120 mph 2 degrees outside 2 degrees open 1 degree down 2600 spin 295 carry.
That’s what the numbers look like.
Not sure why the Callaway guys didn’t vet this before releasing???
what
Man, that was confusing.
Just get a driver that spins good…
Love Min!! Not the best explanation!!😢😢
heard that Nobel prize winners lecture is boring as hell. ability to perform and explaining it is two different things
Totally mislabeled into out and out to in!🤦🏼♂️
These pros just feed the misconceptions of the mechanics of the golf swing and in turn just confuse most amateurs!
Hahaha classic example of great players aren't always the best coaches and vice versa
Love the guy, but he should stay to winning tour events rather than teaching 😉
Contractual Callaway thangs
Not exactly the brightest.
Surprised callaway put this video out. Atrocious
absolutely no instruction on how do hit any shot. Garbage.
The sound of the driver-- and I mean how you've recorded the audio-- is doing no favors to the product. Sounds like flicking a piece of plastic with your fingernail. I think folks expect tour quality audio of the swings and I'm sure the bigger the driver sound, the more powerful we think it is.... which must translate to sales. Anyway, I've applied to a few jobs at Callaway in the video department to no avail, but would love to solve this for you. Thanks!
Really bad and wrong explanation but great player !