Craig- I am 73 years old, played in three US Amateurs in my twenties (played over my head and went to the quarterfinals in one!). I’ve had the good fortune to study with some of the top teachers in the US. This video is one of the finest instruction pieces I have ever seen. It has helped me resurrect some of my game! Thank you! Jeff Pomerantz
Great content! This is exactly where I am in with thei formation i need to improve my golf swing. I have not found anyone close to the information you provide.
i've been working on this, i first saw that type of wrist action in one of nick faldos's books but took me a while to get it, makes for a real solid hit. this is really gonna help, thnx.
I liked the paint brush visual, because I am a painter, I can definitely understand that feel. Getting those feels down and arm positions should be practiced slower, then speed built in afterwards. Great video. By the way, you have one of the greatest swings I've ever seen.
thanks for the the video , watching your videos has really helped my swing. i"m constantly working towards having a negative attack angle with the help of your videos and bushnell launch monitor.
yes, club face have to be slightly open to path so you can release the club face square to the ball and closed to the path after impact. Extreme release face case is like Phil, less and less like Rory, Collin.....I am talking about straight shot....
Another perfekt video! U r so good with your explanation 👏👏👏 I've learned more from your videos than from my real lessons!!!!! Hope to see u next year! Harald
Awesome video! I am guilty of flipping the club which I can not stop for some reason. I hit thin shots with my irons all day long. I am going to work with this great video to improve.
At 45, after twenty years of golf played non-continuously, I have reached my maximum level of play, seven over par on my course, but I realize that although I am a rather straight player I am also quite short (130m with iron 6). This winter I will try to improve my swing and your videos are clarifying many aspects of my swing that I was doing wrong. The sound you make when you hit the ball is like a melody to me. Thanks from Italy
Since this information is already out there, Lydia Ko slow-mo, I feel comfortable chiding you for failing to use the close-up & slow-motion features on your recorder. As stated, this info has been out there for years so your build-up is just click-bait. That said, if you'd used slow-motion and close-up, and freeze, you'd have had a solid, reputation building video.
I guess you have only seen one of my videos? My partner is Dr Robert Neal one of the worlds leading biomechanics instructors. We base our instruction on evidence. Use more clips and facts then almost anyone out there? You feel comfortable chiding me but and your welcome to write under neath my videos. We had 2 million views last month. We are helping people play better golf. worldclassgolf.com World 🌎Class Golf Instruction has 1300 videos 85 master class series Biomechanics stats from 500 PGA Tour Pros That’s why i do the videos and uou just write underneath them. You see the difference?
Craig, great stuff. Where is shaft lean measured from, is it shaft vertical or from address lean ( iron shafts will be forward about 5-10deg ?). What is your average shaft lean at impact.. 10-15deg… ? so less that 2 mins on a clock face. Golf tutors always show this huge hands forward position ( I understand it’s exaggerated) with about 30deg ( 5 mins on clock face) of lean, does that really help us if it is so far away from reality ?
10-18 Degrees with distance wedges 10-12 degrees with mid irons 8 degrees with long irons Its measured at impact a vertical line straight up from the ball illustrating zero degrees . I think some drills showing 30 degrees of shaft lean are not practical. Not realistic.
Craig.. really appreciate your reply and the time you take to deal with normal golfers.. The point I’m making is the degree of shaft lean you show at 8:18-8:37 is massive and not at all realistic.. it actually does show a crazy amount of shaft lean ( albeit exaggerated ) and hands forward at impact position . If us mortals try that…. It’s shankorama 😀 This is not criticism, just a detailed observation over time about how actual shaft lean is way smaller than 99% of golf tutors show. 18deg = 3 min on clock face and is really close to upright and never properly explained.
What if an injury to the right wrist prevents it from maintaining a good hold on the club because it only has maybe 20% normal range of motion? Right handed golfer
That wrist concept runs totally in conflict with what Mike Bender teaches on the follow through. I'm sure there's a reason for both teaching methodologies, I just wish I knew what they were. Maybe his teaching only applies for certain shots, or in a training vacuum so to speak.
Give it try! The fact is nearly all top players move their lead wrist into extension up to 45/55 degrees that’s not a opinion. It’s tested. Amateurs need to create some freedom in the hands and wrists. Not the type of drills where they smacking the grips inyi walls in front them. I mean who’s that helping?
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The fish analogy is Brilliant. Great video thanks for sharing
Thanks soooo much Gina 💪
@@eddiesilver1551 definitely
Craig- I am 73 years old, played in three US Amateurs in my twenties (played over my head and went to the quarterfinals in one!). I’ve had the good fortune to study with some of the top teachers in the US. This video is one of the finest instruction pieces I have ever seen. It has helped me resurrect some of my game! Thank you!
Jeff Pomerantz
Thanks Jeff that’s great to hear 👍👍 appreciate the post 😊
Excellent instruction. I follow a lot of your videos for insight into all aspects of the golf swing.
Thanks so much
Most beautiful golf swing I've ever seen. Effortless power. I'd give anything to hit the ball as pure as this.
Thanks 🙏 Gavin .. spent my whole life at it.. Built my swing.
Great content! This is exactly where I am in with thei formation i need to improve my golf swing. I have not found anyone close to the information you provide.
That’s great to hear thanks 👍👍👍
Best coaching videos by far. You WILL get better following these lessons.
Thanks Mick appreciate it
i've been working on this, i first saw that type of wrist action in one of nick faldos's books but took me a while to get it, makes for a real solid hit. this is really gonna help, thnx.
👍👍exactly thanks Steve
Fantastic video. The paint brush thought really helped a lot!
Thanks so much for the feedback 👍👍
I liked the paint brush visual, because I am a painter, I can definitely understand that feel. Getting those feels down and arm positions should be practiced slower, then speed built in afterwards. Great video. By the way, you have one of the greatest swings I've ever seen.
Thanks so much Eric 👍 really appreciate the feedback
This giant club face makes me smile every times.
ha ha ha ha 👍.. that’s good
Great video. The way you explain the golf swing is just amazing
Thanks 🙏 Victor
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Great tips. I'm also seeing good results from the concept of pushing the left hand down on the way back.
👍 that’s good
thanks for the the video , watching your videos has really helped my swing. i"m constantly working towards having a negative attack angle with the help of your videos and bushnell launch monitor.
Thanks Jason it really means a lot to hear the feedback i really appreciate it 👍
yes, club face have to be slightly open to path so you can release the club face square to the ball and closed to the path after impact. Extreme release face case is like Phil, less and less like Rory, Collin.....I am talking about straight shot....
Thanks for posting
Another perfekt video! U r so good with your explanation 👏👏👏
I've learned more from your videos than from my real lessons!!!!! Hope to see u next year!
Harald
Thanks Harald,
Really looking forward to catching up. 👍👍
Awesome video! I am guilty of flipping the club which I can not stop for some reason. I hit thin shots with my irons all day long. I am going to work with this great video to improve.
Thanks Chuck really appreciate you taking the time to post 👍👍
Excellent .
Thanks Billy appreciate it 👍
Phenomenal swing !!
Great content. Many thanks.
thank you 🙏
At 45, after twenty years of golf played non-continuously, I have reached my maximum level of play, seven over par on my course, but I realize that although I am a rather straight player I am also quite short (130m with iron 6). This winter I will try to improve my swing and your videos are clarifying many aspects of my swing that I was doing wrong. The sound you make when you hit the ball is like a melody to me. Thanks from Italy
Thanks for posting Mauro always great to hear 👍👍.. appreciate it
Since this information is already out there, Lydia Ko slow-mo, I feel comfortable chiding you for failing to use the close-up & slow-motion features on your recorder. As stated, this info has been out there for years so your build-up is just click-bait. That said, if you'd used slow-motion and close-up, and freeze, you'd have had a solid, reputation building video.
I guess you have only seen one of my videos? My partner is Dr Robert Neal one of the worlds leading biomechanics instructors.
We base our instruction on evidence. Use more clips and facts then almost anyone out there?
You feel comfortable chiding me but and your welcome to write under neath my videos. We had 2 million views last month.
We are helping people play better golf.
worldclassgolf.com
World 🌎Class Golf Instruction has 1300 videos
85 master class series
Biomechanics stats from 500 PGA Tour Pros
That’s why i do the videos and uou just write underneath them. You see the difference?
At first I thought the clubhead was so big because he was holding it so close to the camera.
I need that golf club in my game 😄😄
Ha ha ha ha that’s good 👍 thanks Chris
Craig, great stuff. Where is shaft lean measured from, is it shaft vertical or from address lean ( iron shafts will be forward about 5-10deg ?).
What is your average shaft lean at impact.. 10-15deg… ? so less that 2 mins on a clock face.
Golf tutors always show this huge hands forward position ( I understand it’s exaggerated) with about 30deg ( 5 mins on clock face) of lean, does that really help us if it is so far away from reality ?
10-18 Degrees with distance wedges
10-12 degrees with mid irons
8 degrees with long irons
Its measured at impact a vertical line straight up from the ball illustrating zero degrees .
I think some drills showing 30 degrees of shaft lean are not practical. Not realistic.
Craig.. really appreciate your reply and the time you take to deal with normal golfers..
The point I’m making is the degree of shaft lean you show at 8:18-8:37 is massive and not at all realistic.. it actually does show a crazy amount of shaft lean ( albeit exaggerated ) and hands forward at impact position .
If us mortals try that…. It’s shankorama 😀
This is not criticism, just a detailed observation over time about how actual shaft lean is way smaller than 99% of golf tutors show.
18deg = 3 min on clock face and is really close to upright and never properly explained.
@@mikebarnard2689 ok I’ll make sure I don’t do that anymore
This reminds me of just how hard golf really is.
I agree
EXCELLENT!
Thank very much
Vidéo génial comme d'habitude si c'est possible mettre Une traduction en français merci ça serait top
What if an injury to the right wrist prevents it from maintaining a good hold on the club because it only has maybe 20% normal range of motion? Right handed golfer
i’m sorry i’m not sure
Where can I get a club like the one your using in instruction
They don’t make them anymore i cant find them
Thought the club was just close to the camera then was like holy shit thats a giant club lol
Ha ha ha ha
I think problems come at full swing,
More easy with small swing as shown. Thk
Thanks
Great video ! Does this apply to the driver and fairway woods too ?
Yes it does thanks for posting 👍
Ja ja beste vom besten
Danke Jan 👍
It looks like squash forehand swing.
So the right wrist needs to be really flexible
Flexible?
That wrist concept runs totally in conflict with what Mike Bender teaches on the follow through. I'm sure there's a reason for both teaching methodologies, I just wish I knew what they were. Maybe his teaching only applies for certain shots, or in a training vacuum so to speak.
Give it try! The fact is nearly all top players move their lead wrist into extension up to 45/55 degrees that’s not a opinion. It’s tested.
Amateurs need to create some freedom in the hands and wrists. Not the type of drills where they smacking the grips inyi walls in front them. I mean who’s that helping?
I need irons with such oversized head.
ha ha ha
How do you know 98% of amateurs don't know it? Where did you do your surveys?
It’s a RUclips title Hunky
Its 99% now, that's dementia for you.
With that bowed hand like Schauffele, if you hit the ground you will hurt your wrist seriously.
?? You’ll have to explain that. It’s a slightly flexed position of the lead wrist that produces great compression