Wonderful Drill to feel the click of a consistent compression. Do you have a drill that helps me to get from there to a complete finish? Would you recommend to play on the course with this 90. finish?
@@golftecasia that's what I thought. Just making sure. This sport is so hard. You are my number one go to guy for the no BS golf instruction. Thanks for putting in all the time for quality videos.
the last portion of your video ( front view ) that defines where the trail arm should stop, is something I found very important ...as I always seem to be pushing or blocking my shots to the right of target.....and that might be the cause !!!...thanks much .....
Just found this drill 😮. I’m always someone who struggles with the right “swing though” for backswing and never work on the finish. Game changer thanks Rob
Again terrific, love the structured grip finish position, but I may even prefer the "Hit hard/Stop quick" though, as it promotes the lag to/through impact producing compression without steepness. I also like concept of where the shallow divot starts, AND FINISHES. TYVM.
Rob how do both the left and right arms move post impact, left with the grid but when and how do the fold or not? Could you clarify? Thanks in advance👍⛳️
Great to join you Rob. I've learned so much before the start of the season (in the UK). The major problem I have, which seems to be in my DNA, is the inability to watch the ball, as it's being hit - even while fully conscious and with the fullest of intension. Could you please comment. While I have your attention, could you please comment on swing timing, is it 1,2 - 1, or 1,2,3 - 1? Cheers, Roger
Hi Rob. Good videos you are putting together. But in this one i'v got a question: your footwork looks very unstable !! not to use on hilly courses, no ? or with special shoes ??!!
Rob, Thank you. Recovering from knee replacement I'm making a recovery program for my game in August. A buddy sent me a link to your wrists video. I'm so impressed with your approach. Indeed, my "recovery 2023" you tube list consists entirely of your material (the 90-90-90 drill, how the wrists work, swing hard stop fast and a few more). I thought I understood the basic mechanics, but I think now that my body awareness has been defective and that I can improve ball striking dramatically using your drills. Officially now a big fan, Thanks again, JP
Thanks Rob, excellent lesson. I have a hard time incorporating the right side tilt in my follow through. Would it help if I add the tilt in my iron set up like you suggest in the driver set up ? Thank very much
Such an helpful drill, thanks! Could you precise your statement "it's a little bit of a extension of the HHSQ drill" in which sense is it an extension?
I know this video is over a year old however I just found it. I must say this is one of the best drills I have ever done. Just having the image of getting to that position changed the way my body moved from backswing to follow through. Hitting the center of the club was quite easy after the first few attempts!!!
Interesting. I was working on my finish last evening following your other newer "Build The Perfect Finish" video and this is the finish position I naturally ended up in...versus having my wrists cocked upwards. When I attempted to include a wrist hinge at the end, which felt a little forced and unnatural if I am being honest, my arms would break down as you showed here...something I really want to avoid. You are spot on though... just having a good finish position gave my swing some needed structure. I can't over state how much these two finishing drills, paired with the Hit Hard Stop Short drill, have worked to transform my ball striking and fluidness of my swing in general. Thanks as always brother and thanks for referencing this video in the other one too.
PLease.comment on the G.Ws picture at end.of.this postion ( front view), are the left shoulder.amd.head at the same height? Tilting more on dsw than bsw?
Rob, Wow!! Thank you for your detailed explanation 👍. This drill helps me when my contact goes wary. You are truly one of the best "Stack and Tilt " golf instructors.
Hello Rob, thank you, probably one of your best video. Perfect when syncho is lost (twice a month.....) I wish I would have a tip like that for full swings, but difficult for my brain to apply these in bigger swings, missing checkpoints
Yes, yes yes. This gives you that Fleetwood, Stricker, Zach Johnson half shot control. You can transform approach play on the course, I use this 90 90 90 style finish almost exclusively from 120yds in and the accuracy once distances are calibrated in breathtaking.
Hi Rob, I recently found your channel. Have been going through your videos one by one . All makes great sense. Very helpful! My handicap is around 10. I become much more consistent and shooting better rounds after I started using your drills applying your teaching. Thank you a lot! You are very good at teaching as well!
Hi Rob- In my later years I've had trouble getting to and finishing left. This is such a simple way of generating the feel. Thanks again for helping me regain my game. Be good-Russ
It’s like this video was made just for me!! I’m fairly new to golf, I’ve always felt like my swing is different every shot and has no feel to it. I’ve never been inconsistent and never finished a round under 100. I can’t wait to try this, Thank you 👍🏻
Thank you Rob. Great reminder. For me, I need to feel like I start turning my hips / body at the start of the downswing if I want to be at that end point on the follow through. This is tough to duplicate that on the course. Anyway, thx again for all this.
Rob, Very helpful video. According to your explanations, I have already practiced in the range. My golf balls go much higher and dead straight and continue straight, however about 4meters to the left of target. I have placed the balls closer to my trail foot (I am RH) but they continue to go straight to the left.
Also, great video! I appreciate you posting this. I have every intention of using this in order to increase my ball striking! On my way to single digit HCI, currently an 11😃
Completely agree with the importance of this. I especially like the front view and angle of trail arm at 20 degrees on follow-through. I have started to use some version of this when game goes off the rails during a round and am finding that it "fixes" whatever I was doing wrong, which is clearly some problem with radius management. Thanks for posting.👍 As for your brief comments about using this technique with shorter shots, I read where Hogan always knew he was going to win when his competitor only knew how to hit a full shot with his wedge. 🙂
Rob, I am aware of the S&T 10 word template. It is difficult to turn my shoulder down notably on the downswing and on the follow through. Any videos addressing this aspect of the swing ? Many thanks. Regardes, Carlos
Works really good, as you mentioned has elements of the awesome HHSQ drill. And somehow that improved my rhythm? slower and aware backswing, enabling hitting harder through the ball into 90 90 90. Does that make sense?
I have tried to incorporate a form of this into my pre-shot routine just to give myself a reminder of solid contact before a shot. This really does provide a repeatable swing when practiced regularly.
@@golftecasia any chance you can do a video to demonstrate? I reckon a lot of people can do 90 90 90. So to then show them how to develop it into a fuller swing would be ace
Rob, if I were in Singapore I would visit you and pay you to ask this question. It relates to rounded or hunched shoulders at address that just seems to restrict the swing, back & through. Have you ever produced a video on this subject as I recently noticed poor golfers I play with along with myself having this issue where the shoulders look as though they are pulling down and in together. If I think about it and pull the shoulders back at address, it seems to be a much freer swing but this something I have never done. I hope you don't mind me mentioning this as its an aspect of the swing that I have never given thought to until this week. Might be one one for a video - Yes, No, Yes 🤨
Thanks Rob….great video. One question: Do you position the hips forward at address (you don’t seem to do so) or is the shift part of downswing and follow through? Regards Phil Whitehouse
Thanks Rob, yet again another awesome video. Came 5th last Saturday overall in the Medal and first in my division. I'm not telling anyone I'm using your drills - otherwise I'll never win again. The journey to consistency continues.
Building the foundation of a golf swing is the same as building a foundation for a building or a house, it won't stand the test of time unless it's done the right way. I've never hit the ball better!! Great stuff Rob!! THANK YOU!!
You do not stand up. The logical fallacy of this obvious. If you stand up as you swing, you are increasing the radius. If it is after as it has to be, it is far less relevant. Standing up through the swing would require a dropping of the wrists to add back radius. As always the conglomeration of components you “teachers” add is a progression of confusion
Another great drill !!! Can you use this drill while playing???
Thanks
Wonderful Drill to feel the click of a consistent compression.
Do you have a drill that helps me to get from there to a complete finish?
Would you recommend to play on the course with this 90. finish?
Hi Rob. great vid. Can use for driver?
Superb !!!
I assuming the head comes "off the wall?" Thanks for all these excellent videos
@@golftecasia that's what I thought. Just making sure.
This sport is so hard. You are my number one go to guy for the no BS golf instruction. Thanks for putting in all the time for quality videos.
the last portion of your video ( front view ) that defines where the trail arm should stop, is something I found very important ...as I always seem to be pushing or blocking my shots to the right of target.....and that might be the cause !!!...thanks much .....
I also appreciated the front on view with the arm 20 degrees across the chest. I also noticed the face matched the spine angle like at P2.
Hi Rob Loved the video with stack and tilt the weight is 60% on your front leg through out the swing do you agree with that?
Great video!!! Can you take the 90,90,90 drill to the course???
very good thanks
Very nice once again I will give it a go..
Hi Rob, in August 23 I will be in Singapore. Is is possible to have lessons and where?
ABSOLUTLY...BRILLANT!!!
Great addition
Just found this drill 😮. I’m always someone who struggles with the right “swing though” for backswing and never work on the finish. Game changer thanks Rob
Again terrific, love the structured grip finish position, but I may even prefer the "Hit hard/Stop quick" though, as it promotes the lag to/through impact producing compression without steepness. I also like concept of where the shallow divot starts, AND FINISHES. TYVM.
My left arm is slightly bent at the final 90. Is that something to try and remove? Everything else matches your demonstration.
Super exercise,thanks for helping contact
Great teaching. Thanks
Rob how do both the left and right arms move post impact, left with the grid but when and how do the fold or not? Could you clarify? Thanks in advance👍⛳️
@@golftecasia. Perfect 👌. Appreciate the professional response. Cheers mate⛳👍
Thank you, as I practice this I am pushing the ball to the right.
where can I buy the ropes? 😊
Great to join you Rob. I've learned so much before the start of the season (in the UK). The major problem I have, which seems to be in my DNA, is the inability to watch the ball, as it's being hit - even while fully conscious and with the fullest of intension. Could you please comment. While I have your attention, could you please comment on swing timing, is it 1,2 - 1, or 1,2,3 - 1? Cheers, Roger
Hi Rob. Good videos you are putting together. But in this one i'v got a question: your footwork looks very unstable !! not to use on hilly courses, no ? or with special shoes ??!!
@@golftecasia in the 909090 video at 5.42 min you will see !
So, 90 90 90 represents 90 degrees for hips, shoulders, and club?
Great! Thank you. Your Chanel is awesome.
Luck out to find this guy
GREAT Stuff
Rob, Thank you. Recovering from knee replacement I'm making a recovery program for my game in August. A buddy sent me a link to your wrists video. I'm so impressed with your approach. Indeed, my "recovery 2023" you tube list consists entirely of your material (the 90-90-90 drill, how the wrists work, swing hard stop fast and a few more). I thought I understood the basic mechanics, but I think now that my body awareness has been defective and that I can improve ball striking dramatically using your drills. Officially now a big fan, Thanks again, JP
Thanks Rob, excellent lesson. I have a hard time incorporating the right side tilt in my follow through. Would it help if I add the tilt in my iron set up like you suggest in the driver set up ? Thank very much
Excellent drill…thank you Rob
90/90/90 + HHSQ drill...part of every range session!.....puts consistant strike on ball!
Such an helpful drill, thanks!
Could you precise your statement "it's a little bit of a extension of the HHSQ drill" in which sense is it an extension?
@@golftecasia there you go Tommy Fleetwood 90-90-90 ruclips.net/video/43a0Ay5Fk2A/видео.html
This makes a lot of sense. I’m going to try it
Found your videos yesterday , brilliant .
Expert doing expert things 👊💪👌👏
I know this video is over a year old however I just found it. I must say this is one of the best drills I have ever done. Just having the image of getting to that position changed the way my body moved from backswing to follow through. Hitting the center of the club was quite easy after the first few attempts!!!
Interesting. I was working on my finish last evening following your other newer "Build The Perfect Finish" video and this is the finish position I naturally ended up in...versus having my wrists cocked upwards. When I attempted to include a wrist hinge at the end, which felt a little forced and unnatural if I am being honest, my arms would break down as you showed here...something I really want to avoid. You are spot on though... just having a good finish position gave my swing some needed structure. I can't over state how much these two finishing drills, paired with the Hit Hard Stop Short drill, have worked to transform my ball striking and fluidness of my swing in general. Thanks as always brother and thanks for referencing this video in the other one too.
great video Rob ! just started Stack and tilt with Billy I 🏌️♂️
Thanks ! Drill highly recommended by S+T coach Phil Bonfanti at Purbeck GC in uk. Sadly no S+T coaches here in Knysna, SA :-(
How would this drill work for fairway woods?
Excellent, thx Rob I’ll use this in my practice sessions.
Great video again Rob! Which of your videos talks about the arms coming down in the backswing and releasing the accumulator Thanks Tom
Great drill....100 yard in use with sand/gap/wedge....get precise distances with each club...really dial in game !!..
Outstanding info👍🏼 The standing up part of the drill was a game changer! 🥃🥃🥃🥃⛳️cheers
Great instruction as always.
Happy New Year 🎆🎆🎆
Do you think trying to clear the hips to get open is a good swing thought? Or would you focus more on the chest rotation???? Thanks steve
PLease.comment on the G.Ws picture at end.of.this postion ( front view), are the left shoulder.amd.head at the same height? Tilting more on dsw than bsw?
Rob, Wow!! Thank you for your detailed explanation 👍. This drill helps me when my contact goes wary. You are truly one of the best "Stack and Tilt " golf instructors.
Wow this is brilliant, I never felt comfortable with the tilt, the sliding the hips forward to create the tilt is a game changer. Thank you!
Great content Rob. I am going to do this today using the Hanger as well.
Hi Rob I've been watching your videos do you know any instructors within a couple hundred miles of Kansas City Missouri that teach stack and tilt
Hello Rob, thank you, probably one of your best video. Perfect when syncho is lost (twice a month.....) I wish I would have a tip like that for full swings, but difficult for my brain to apply these in bigger swings, missing checkpoints
Yes, yes yes. This gives you that Fleetwood, Stricker, Zach Johnson half shot control. You can transform approach play on the course, I use this 90 90 90 style finish almost exclusively from 120yds in and the accuracy once distances are calibrated in breathtaking.
Hi Rob, I recently found your channel. Have been going through your videos one by one . All makes great sense. Very helpful! My handicap is around 10. I become much more consistent and shooting better rounds after I started using your drills applying your teaching. Thank you a lot! You are very good at teaching as well!
Rob, Great drill, thanks. Also, can you advise the angles for the grid. I purchased two boxes but not sure of the angles. Thanks
Hi Rob- In my later years I've had trouble getting to and finishing left. This is such a simple way of generating the feel. Thanks again for helping me regain my game. Be good-Russ
It’s like this video was made just for me!!
I’m fairly new to golf, I’ve always felt like my swing is different every shot and has no feel to it. I’ve never been inconsistent and never finished a round under 100.
I can’t wait to try this, Thank you 👍🏻
Thank you Rob. Great reminder. For me, I need to feel like I start turning my hips / body at the start of the downswing if I want to be at that end point on the follow through. This is tough to duplicate that on the course. Anyway, thx again for all this.
Rob, Very helpful video. According to your explanations, I have already practiced in the range. My golf balls go much higher and dead straight and continue straight, however about 4meters to the left of target. I have placed the balls closer to my trail foot (I am RH) but they continue to go straight to the left.
Also, great video! I appreciate you posting this. I have every intention of using this in order to increase my ball striking!
On my way to single digit HCI, currently an 11😃
Completely agree with the importance of this. I especially like the front view and angle of trail arm at 20 degrees on follow-through. I have started to use some version of this when game goes off the rails during a round and am finding that it "fixes" whatever I was doing wrong, which is clearly some problem with radius management. Thanks for posting.👍 As for your brief comments about using this technique with shorter shots, I read where Hogan always knew he was going to win when his competitor only knew how to hit a full shot with his wedge. 🙂
Rob, I am aware of the S&T 10 word template. It is difficult to turn my shoulder down notably on the downswing and on the follow through. Any videos addressing this aspect of the swing ? Many thanks. Regardes, Carlos
Another amazing video, I enjoy your videos so much
Works really good, as you mentioned has elements of the awesome HHSQ drill. And somehow that improved my rhythm? slower and aware backswing, enabling hitting harder through the ball into 90 90 90.
Does that make sense?
I have tried to incorporate a form of this into my pre-shot routine just to give myself a reminder of solid contact before a shot. This really does provide a repeatable swing when practiced regularly.
Thanks Rob for another great video. Very helpful, clear and practical instructions
Thanks Rob, how do you suggest you develop this into a fuller swing? Just keep going in the same trajectory into the stack and tilt finish?
@@golftecasia any chance you can do a video to demonstrate? I reckon a lot of people can do 90 90 90. So to then show them how to develop it into a fuller swing would be ace
Rob, if I were in Singapore I would visit you and pay you to ask this question. It relates to rounded or hunched shoulders at address that just seems to restrict the swing, back & through. Have you ever produced a video on this subject as I recently noticed poor golfers I play with along with myself having this issue where the shoulders look as though they are pulling down and in together. If I think about it and pull the shoulders back at address, it seems to be a much freer swing but this something I have never done. I hope you don't mind me mentioning this as its an aspect of the swing that I have never given thought to until this week. Might be one one for a video - Yes, No, Yes 🤨
Rob I really like your videos and they would be even better if you videos of giving real life lessons.
Thanks
@@golftecasia live lessons, possibly of varying handicaps
Thanks Rob….great video. One question: Do you position the hips forward at address (you don’t seem to do so) or is the shift part of downswing and follow through? Regards Phil Whitehouse
Thanks Rob, yet again another awesome video. Came 5th last Saturday overall in the Medal and first in my division. I'm not telling anyone I'm using your drills - otherwise I'll never win again. The journey to consistency continues.
Building the foundation of a golf swing is the same as building a foundation for a building or a house, it won't stand the test of time unless it's done the right way. I've never hit the ball better!! Great stuff Rob!! THANK YOU!!
You do not stand up. The logical fallacy of this obvious. If you stand up as you swing, you are increasing the radius. If it is after as it has to be, it is far less relevant. Standing up through the swing would require a dropping of the wrists to add back radius. As always the conglomeration of components you “teachers” add is a progression of confusion
Rob, This video has been so helpful to me that I have made it the first part of my warming up process before going to the course. Thanks.
👍🌴☀