GM GOLF Full Lit Range Session! l Working on Getting Shallow
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Baby steps
GOOD GOOD⬇️
/ @goodgood
My Socials⬇️
InstaGram - / gm__golf
Twitter - se...
Editor for today's video
Bradly⬇️
RUclips - / brkofficial
InstaGram - / bradlykrueger
Get 15% OFF YOUR FIRST PURCHASE RHOBACK GEAR:
bit.ly/301j7Ap
Who else was watching Bubbie hitting bombs in the background
Shitty form and being an amateur. Ya
Bubbie has to be the most likable guy in the group.
@@Jimdaewong16 Micah definitely a top contender for that title
Yup
@@Jimdaewong16 i think its matt tbh
I dont know why but these range videos are so therapeutic
Legit. Even when Garrett's game isn't good, his swing is so buttery and pleasing to watch. Even if the finer details aren't sorted out yet. Guys like Tiger and Rory have similarly buttery swings and pleasing to watch. Freddy couples, Louis Oostheisen. Etc. So fun to watch and seeing Garrett improve is awesome.
Fax
Try it yourself it’s even better than a video
I like how bubby is just doing random thing in the back
Garret: I’m gonna start and hit some 60 degrees. I won’t be swinging full yet.
Bubbie right behind him: Smashing drivers
Theory: when those guys from Florida gave you the tip of raising your club and having more separation from your body at the top of your swing, you ended up bringing it straight up and not up and back to get the depth. Which gave you where you are now with being so upright and over the line at the top. It already looks better though. It looks like the club is still wrapping around you a lot at the top, but your hands are definitely further back and you have the club head speed to pull it through quickly and still keep it shallow. Loving the progress. Looking forward to more updates!
That’s what i was thinking. They told him to get more trail arm depth and Garrett separated his elbows too much which brought the club across the line. Just an overcompensation
Yeah I've been through a similar change and this process is normal. I am getting there now though with way more speed and power.
For a quick diagnosis of your ball flight when you're on the course, just remember that the line the ball starts on is 100% controlled by the face of the club. Wherever it is pointing at impact is the start line for your ball.
The spin is the difference between your swing path and your face angle. If you swing 2* right and your face is 2* open, the difference is 0* and you will hit a ball perfectly straight along the start line (which is where the face was pointing). If you're swinging 2* right and have the face perfectly square to the target line, the difference is 2* and it will start down the target line and draw to the left. This might be what you're experiencing as over draw. Your face is actually too closed to your swing path.
For a push draw, you need the face to be open relative to the target line to start right, but closed relative to your swing path to draw left.
EDIT: This is assuming a flat lie/swing. If your club is toe up or down at impact, the loft will be pointing off the target line. So a square face and 0* swing path with a toe up strike will point the loft left and affect the start line.
Fantastic explanation, I feel like there are so many misconceptions about hitting draws/fades that could be solved by that one sentence: "The spin is the difference between your swing path and your face angle."
Not gonna lie that is a exact copy of my local pro’s explanation. Hella much cheaper seeing it here on youtube😬
Man that swing is smooth
Bryson is on to something with those thicker grips, and also his tip for pointing the left elbow at the the target during impact has helped me from pull hooking it
Bro I’m with you full changed my game off the tee
That was great. I could watch range sessions forever. The progression of the swing, of anyone's swing really, is so subtle and awesome.
love the talk-through while taking swings. The self-analysis out loud and everything.
when I used to play golf all the time before I had my handicap down to about a 3. I would basically do the same process and it helped out tremendously. Now I'm a little older and don't get to play as much but love watching all the videos you guys make. Keep up the good work and looking forward to another great year. Happy New Year!!!
I can relate.... feels and reals are a trip especially when you hit a few good ones and you look at it and you are still “not where you think you should be”.
Keep up the hard work you will get dialed in before you know it.
Wish I still had time for a range session everyday.
When does Sunday matches season 2 start?
Garret said never
Yeah I thought we were getting a sunday match today
they had to get 21k on the 48th match and I don't think they have gotten it yet
Was low-key focused on Bubbie hitting bombs
Challenge videos are fine from time to time but I really love watching progress/improvement golf videos and want to see your game go to a different level. I have been loving this change of pace with videos!
Found your channel about two months ago and it has been awesome watching your old content and see you come out with new content. Thank you for your videos it has inspired me to finally invest in my clubs by getting a proper fitting and work on my swing a lot as of late. Watching you work on your swing has helped me work on mine even as a lefty. Thank you!
I love that you are doing this, I have very similar digits to what you used to have, down and to the left, and even before you started I have been trying to stop coming over the top and hit a little draw
Garret: *calmly talking through his bag*
Bubbie in the background: *stomping around searching the ground for his tee*
Garrett: Working on getting on the tour
Micah: Working on getting into long-drive
Matt: Couples channel/fan Fridays
Stephen: Challenges/trying new products
Ya love to see it. Variety at its finest.
You forgot good good, where they all compete against each other. This group bring the best content to golf on RUclips by far.
If you start seeing the fade (that you’re not trying hit) just remember to turn a bit more on the back swing to give the room to come from the inside.
the easiest way to think of it: the start line of the ball is based on the path. The curvature of the ball flight is based on the club face in relation to your path. So essentially, if the club face is square to the target on every swing, the ball will naturally curve back to the target based on the direction on the path. If it is an out to in swing with an open face to the path, the ball will cut. If it is an in to out swing with a closed face to the path, the ball will draw. Based on the swings i saw in this range session, you are producing a nice in to out swing which will create your desired "push draw" ball flight. But one tip i have is to give yourself room by stepping back from the ball slightly. the more room you give yourself, the less you will get cuffed at impact and the more consistent results you will see. It will be a slight learning curve finding the bottom of the swing since you will be moving further from the ball. But you play/practice enough and have more than enough hand-eye coordination that you can find the optimal impact zone in 30 minutes. Hope this helps you or anyone else reading!
Garrett there is a drill u can do and it is where u put a ball on the top right and bottom left of the ball u are hitting and it helps to come inside and not so steep.👍
A tip for hitting from the inside, try to hold your back to the target for a fraction longer in your downswing. Naturally, when we want to hit the ball "hard" we tend to do it with our chest/torso/shoulders. We spin open a fraction too soon which brings the arms and club out because your left shoulder pulls your left arm with it. If you hold your shoulders closed for a fraction longer while you're making your downswing transition and weight shift, you'll naturally bring your arms and club down inside slightly more where you can then turn and hit it hard.
I love how u are working on ur swing and then in the background u see Steven helping bubbie with his video I love to see that you guys all help each other when you need help with a vidio
I like the slower back swing and gives you more tempo and it looked like you were striking those better
This is by far the best you’ve ever been turning through the ball. Love the videos. Good work
Had the same issue myself of coming over the top. Am a good player but wanted to be more consistent. I worked with a top teacher in Michigan and he had me run a crazy drill to ensure I was hitting from the inside: Take out an 8 iron, align the ball with your right foot as opposed to the middle of your stance. At address the club should be severely closed (looks like a 4 iron degree instead of an 8 iron degree at this point). He then told me to keep swinging until I hit a pure draw. I topped the first 3. If u set this up, you'll see why. Spent hours hitting this drill and took it to the course. I played my worst round in years as most do after a swing change. However I stuck with it and within a few weeks, I finally stopped thinking about my swing and just started hitting pure shots. To be a better player this change is a must. Good luck! Wishing you better swings and scores
As someone starting to golf more seriously (not quite were yalls group is at) these videos of you actively seeking improvement is great!
I made a new years resolution to work on my golf game everyday and watching these videos help me learn a lot about my game because my swing is very steep.
These range session videos are so calming. And I can pick up a thing or two to help out my swing cause I’m dealing with similar issues in my swing rn
I love how I can see the ball in the air! Also, your voice on the vod is pure
Great video. Cool to see because I just took my first lessons today and this is the exact feedback the instructor gave me. Getting at or under the ‘plane’ on your upswing, and getting around and through the ball. My divots were going to the left as well, but correcting my downswing fixed that
Me: opens up video
Garrett: auhhhhhh
The swing is look really, really good. I think on those ones you flushed with the 4i, you go back and look at them, you are getting separation between your hips and shoulders in your downswing and that's letting your hips start clearing with your back to the target just for a split second longer. When you get that separation, your shoulders are square to the target or slightly closed, and that's what is letting you get the in to out path. Pretty much every shot you overcooked left from is just looking like your hips and shoulders are starting to move at the same time in the downswing. Get that separation just a touch, feel like your back is to the target while your hips start to unwind, it's going to be money every time. Justin Rose always seems to practice that back to the target feeling in his preshot routine. Love video's like this, gives me ideas how to practice better on the range
I love this video... the exact thing im working on is shallowing out my swing for a more in to out path.... Def the weirdest feel, but man when you trust the swing path, they look and feel amazing.
Great work brother! Keep getting better everyday! Love the ball flight coming off the club. I live in New York so my golfing season is slow, but love watching all your videos. Keep em coming.
Most serious video I’ve watched sor far, most fun video as well. I believe in you!You motivate me to improve my golf. Keep up the good work. Cheers!
Swing looking good bro! Also i know your not taking comments from us in the viewer seats, but when you watch this back you’ll see that your big mistake swings start when you take the club back. Just seems like your missing your line to start your backswing. Either way your crushing it, keeping it dialed, and myself and everyone of your subscribers are excited to see this keep progressing to your final swing.👍👊
My whole life I've struggled with a slice. I spent all of summer working on my swing, trying to improve compression and hit a draw. The best I could manage by the end of fall was a high, spinny fade. My swing was loads better than when I started, my swing speed was faster, my stability was more consistent, and I could play it, I just was never happy with my shot shape. I couldn't get my club path to shallow out, no matter how hard I tried, or how many times I worked at the range. I watched your video of getting coached, and tried to implement the same thing into my swing at the range today. I hadn't touched a club since like the beginning of November. I just focused on having my backswing finish shallow like you were in your video, and swinging more in to out; first shot I hit a snap hook that moved like 70 yards left to right (I'm a lefty). I hit about 110 balls and I think 3 faded, the rest were a big draw or a massive hook. Never hit shots like this in my life. I was trying to hit more steep by the end haha and those shots ended up being tight draws right at my target. And I was hitting every club about 20 yards further than usual, in the WINTER, compared to SUMMER. Sorry this is an essay but I just wanted to let you know that you taking the game more seriously is helping us out with our game too! Appreciate you sharing your love for the game and your growth with us, keep going strong!!
Garret, your dedication to getting better has inspired me. I have been stuck at around 105, and just came to terms with being out there to have fun. Now I want to get some lessons and get to the range a bunch. Thank you!
13:33 that’s what you should do all time, have the feeling that you push to the right! Awesome
Love the content and the drive for self improvement. Watching your videos got me back into golfing, keep it up and keep grinding. ✊🏼
going thru the same thing. steep over the top swing. hitting better and pure now..shallow and from the inside with a baby draw..keep at it!!
It is absolutely a work in progress, working to come from the inside after swinging for years slightly over the top is very difficult. I've been battling this same change for 15 years
Just a bit of advice from my own practice... Oftentimes, shallowing out and still getting through the ball with the face square can be related to your initial turn, just before initiating the downswing. I noticed that Chris really tried to help you feel a slightly deeper turn while taking the club back as a way of naturally coming from the inside. I know it's more effort to do that but maybe that's something you might not be doing as consistently in this video. So glad to see you taking everything a bit more seriously. Keep it up!
Such a huge difference for me on a turf driving range and a grass driving range. My feet have more grip on grass and it’s so much more realistic with my wedges on grass then the fake thump every time on the turf mates.
Hey garret I just wanted to say that I love you and your the reason I got into golf almost 3 years ago, now I’m consistently coming top 5 in my tournaments!
I noticed with your right thumb it is more on the side of the club all throughout your swing, putting that on the top and getting your left hand to where you can always see two knuckles in your setup will help you get your clubface more square at impact. Great Work!
Edit: I'm not sure if you have your left hand to where you're two knuckles are being able to be seen but if not then definitely just try it out, I'm going through almost the same swing change as you and I got my left hand just a little stronger and it's definitely squaring my club up more at impact.
This range session saved my life thank you. Snowed in here, all courses and ranges have been closed for miles around, snuck out on local course and topped a drive off the snowy tee box just to survive. Who's addicted? Not me.
Been golfing 6 months and this sort of stuff is good to watch 💪🏼
From one Bradley to another, good call.
Its all about the love of the game. Keep that in mind while building this new swing. Good luck brother.
Awesome I love the fact that you read comments and are putting the work in to get better. The sky’s the limit. 2021 Tig is going down lol
That 13:00 in miss, which starts right and goes right. You are coming from the inside (path in to out) with the clubface open to the path - starts right turns right. That was a combo of new path and old plane (you are changing both, flatter plane and more in-to-in path). It's also a symptom of leading with the handle too much, which is not great in a flatter swing path (it is why you were able to hit that trappy low fade with the upright swing before), the release pattern is a little different than it is on an upright swing.
'That felt really free'.....it's all about muscle memory. Relax and just keep repeating, it will all come together. Love seeing you making an effort. You have the natural feel, you just need to find that new natural, a baby draw is the best hit there is, strive for that then worry about shaping shots later. Best of luck!!!!!!
Love the video and seeing you get so amped up about improving through change. I've had many lessons over the years, but never with a top 100 coach. What helps me on changes is slowing things down, especially on the back swing, until I can see and feel the consistency. Keep up the great work...look forward to seeing you on TV on the weekends!
Garrett please bring back Sunday Matches, with the matches the channel would go to another level
@ watch out Tig
Good stuff hommie. I been working on the same thing lately. I find that a deeper hip turn, timing and WEIGHT more in my HEALS help me to get down AND STAY DOWN!
That ball flight is the best I’ve seen you ever hit, keep the practice going!!
I think that might help you with your miss to the right is to always keep the left palm up throughout backswing and downswing. I have that exact same problem, that steep spinny cut. Hope it helps.
I am working on this too. Really gotta get the feeling that the hands are coming in low. Helps me out a bit.
I had this problem too. What helped me the most was when I started taking it back a bit straighter, then at the top i began to drop it inside to make it shallow, instead of taking it back inside and then trying to keep it inside.
night range sessions are 10/10. wish i had one local to me. also if you read this comment, was wondering you ever tried or thought about use the thing bryson said about pointing your elbow at the target and holding it till after you hit the ball. i started doing that after hearing him say that and it helped a lot for me i feel like
Garrett love the direction your swing is headed in. Keep your Tempo smooth and you're on the right track! Love the content!
My divots were the same exact way... I know exact what you are talking about with the angle divots from out to in. It was a terrible feeling, I started working on the same thing you worked on with be more shallow and it’s improved my ball flight and ball striking so much
I like these types of videos wayyyyyy more than the mess around ones. Keep grinding bro
I was just working on the same move. My coach gave me this tip to keep my hands closer to me right in the beginning of the backswing. And it helped me a lot with getting more shallow.
Really enjoyed it! You have some really good friends and surrounded by great golf maniacs!
Love your attitude Garrett. Stay positive and open minded to your lessons. 👍
Can i just say that the range videos are my favorite videos on this channel please keep them comming👍👍👍🏌️♂️🏌️♂️🏌️♂️
I had a steep swing as well and worked on the same adjustment you are going through. I got used to it faster than expected cut 3 shot per round in average. I'm hitting it further and my misses are not as bad which helps a ton
G money i hope you dont get frustrated, i know you love seeing progress and it’s definitely happening but just dont get down if it doesn’t happen right away, changing a swing and getting bombarded with info about your swing is difficult and then trying to execute it is even more difficult. Love seeing you take your game seriously because the coach is right, you definitely have the skill to go pro. Can’t wait to watch more range sessions!!
Great sesh Garrett. I love all videos where you and/or Tig talk golf swing. Lot of us golf nerds eat up this content.
Speaking of Tig, now that's a dude that comes from the inside. #slotted
Always enjoyed your channels. Ever since you guys hooked up with Mile Highdriver long drive champ there's been a new energy. Everybody's working out, working on their game. more competitive and the level of golf has gone up. Looks like you stop rotating your hips and shoulders during the backswing and that causes you to lift your arms and you get above your shoulder plane. that can get you a little steep or pulling down from the top. In transition your pelvis gets underneath you and you need to stand up a little bit and stall your rotation to hit the ball. You look a little closed out at impact. That you're such a rock star of a ball striker is a testament to your athletic ability and hand eye coordination. I think if you iron out the back swing changes you're tryin to make, everything else falls in place an your tee shots will be waving bye bye to Micah's as they fly 20 yards past his. The only guy you want ne able to outdrive is Pile Harddriver. If Coumo's boys and DeChambeau can't fix you, nobody can. Hope you and the boys all shoot your career best rounds in 2021. Awesome mulligan video with Bubbie.
This is great. Still looking forward to the Sunday matches though.
You’re getting there👍. A tip to get more shallow… Practice swinging the club like a baseball bat… your latest Instagram post shows you swinging the club more like a baseball bat and choking down on the club ironically. Also try hitting the momentous power hitter weighted driver… It forces you to get flat and produce a more simple swing while training the fast twitch fibers in your forearms (where 50% of clubhead speed comes from)
The swing is looking prime! I love to see this! What you are trying to fix is exactly what I need to fix so this is so helpful!! Keep it up
The right way to get shallow is to make sure you execute the downswing with your hips first. If you start turning your hips in first you'll notice your right shoulder goes down shallowing out the club hardcore. Which took me a while to understand because it seems strange that sequencing would have the biggest impact on the downswing plane. Once you fire the hips, then shoulders, then hands, you supinate the left hand (start turning your palm to the sky) to square the face and move your hands in front of the club to create speed and lag the club behind the hands. That's right, ya boys been studying. Coming for you @Matt Scharff
that last drive was glorious!! your swing is looking great bro keep grinding 💪
This serious side of you is def something I can get use too. Keep grinding, I just did a swing change and it took 2 months until I saw the results I wanted. Can’t wait to see the end results for you.
What’s your handicap? You look good enough to be off scratch. What are your goals? To Turn pro . Play pga tour. You need to play mini tours , then progress. Your swing is good enough you need to score. Count all your shots from 100 yards or less every round. Goal should be 36. Also pick ten balls around a green. 4 bunker 3 each rough and fringe and don’t leave until you take 20 shots to get them in the hole. Try Dave pelz missemall game from short game bible. Good luck
With that last driver swing you get a more shallow top of back swing but your wrists were still in the same spot as if you were steep. Therefore, they were across the line which could be the reason you sometimes hit those shots where you feel like the club head is open at impact
I'm going through exactly the same swing change as you are. My coach has said try to feel the downswing begin with pulling the left hand at the ball and then releasing the club with the right hand to impact. It's such a different feeling and so difficult to retrain the muscles to do something different to what they have been doing for (in my case) 20+ years.
Been having the same problem so this is really helping! Love to see you working on becoming better
I’m working on the same thing right now. Crazy to see other people grinding through the repetitions. I think about it as whipping the club head behind me on the downswing. You’re doing great and can’t wait the see the top tier content because of your hard work.
I truly appreciate you showing us that you are taking it more serious, it motivates me to be better and its gonna be crazy to see how good you get.
I always keep mini bobble hats and gloves to make my divots look better .. but also feel better about conditions it's a win win.
Let's get it. Going pro in 2024! Picture Sergio when you start getting steep. Maybe a tiny pause at the top. When I played my best golf I wore my 9 and PW out and that translated into a good path with all my clubs. Unfortunately I was only able to get down to a 6. You've got so much talent.
Bro Garrett you make amazing videos I’ve watched you for a year and a half and I’ve loved your videos the whole time keep the great videos up!!
Loved this range session cool to see as well because I am working on the same exact thing currently. Trying to stop going over towards the ball line and creating more of a shallow downswing.
I’m working on the exact same thing in my game right now. Shallowing the club and closing the club face. It’s a long road. Enjoy the process
I think gm golf should be all serious golf and good good it where y’all are able to do all of the crazy challenges. But much love great vid as always.
love to see you taking golf seriously. You are going to be on tour in no time
Moneyyyyyy video. Bradley coming in clutch! Bubbie and Steve in the back! Can’t wait for the next vid big dawg
Holy swing of destiny. Lol something I experienced when I started vlogging is I tend to focus more on the content then actually focusing on every swing which makes my game go to crap on camera so I can't even imagine with the amount of content you push out it would be super hard to really take every round seriously. But at the end of the day G people love to watch your videos for the content. Awesome group of guys with great chemistry! 🤘
Try to keep that left knee still for longer during the takeaway, and prevent it from coming over your left toe on the top of the backswing. Keeping more quiet legs might allow for the wrists to transition easier and close that clubface.
Your upper body position is perfect at the top, so you dont need to worry much about spine angle or being too upright at impact, and your swing plane is stable enough so that you dont need to worry much about going over the line.
Cameron Champ goes over the top by like 5 degrees with his hands, and he can manage thanks to good wrist action which keeps the clubhead on a good line.
I used the thought of turning holding a pizza box in my palm to get the draw. Then developed a hook, guessing i had too much 🍕. Can't wait for travel restrictions to ease in Scotland so I can hit a ball again. Putting on carpet got dull a month ago.
IS THAT BUBBIE GOLF!! 😱😱
Also watching your rang session has actually helped me out with my swing cause I used to hit a draw then hit fades/slices but didn’t know what I was doing and now seeing this next to my swing videos I know what I need to do ☺️☺️
Garrett, if u wanna feel shallow on the down swing, try to feel ur right elbow attached to ur right hip at the top of ur backswing
You may have a little early hip extension in your back swing that leads to your hips thrusting toward the ball coming into impact.. it's more noticeable on your longer irons/driver. The center of your hips may be a little too far back (behind your heels) at address. You are a heck of a golfer with remarkable hand/eye coordination so it doesn't seem to be affecting your ball striking a whole lot. Great video and keep up the hard work!
It’s awesome to see your lesson/lessons paying off. I’m actually working on the same thing and I too use my divots as an indicator. There are so many different ways to swing the club it’s cool to see someone else being taught the same as me.