Watch Stuart Appleby's Training Session with Steve Bann

Stuart Appleby came to BannLynch Golf ( http://www.bannlynchgolf.com ) here in Melbourne, Australia on 25th September '09 to work on his game with his longtime coach Steve Bann before heading off to the U.S to play the Fall Series on the PGA Tour.
In this video, you get to see the work a professional golfer puts into his game before he appears on your TV screen in a PGA Tour event. In this particular session, Stuart was working on his leg action, making a full turn with his upper body and keeping his left shoulder in a slightly lower position turning through the ball.
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[itubeutude]

great balance on the finish. thanx for posting the video.

[BannLynchGolf]

No worries. Thanks for watching!

[BirdieBlues]

What the elastic helping him with?

[TheBillygolfs50]

Hey Steve, if Stu is looking for a lower hand position thru the impact area, would you ever show him how Hogan did it with his grip and pronation?

[kingly71]

BannLynchGolf,

Couple of things I think might help stu. The follow through stuff he's working on is great. I find the left shoulder is good to key on for what he's trying to accomplish. Feel as though it moves low and around through the ball and into the follow thru (as opposed to moving towards the sky). Tom Watson has been talking a lot about this motion of late, and how it really changed his game. Its a very Jimmy Ballard/connection type move.

[golfnff]

Great video Steve. Thanks for sharing. I think you are one of the better swing coaches out there. Keep it up

[Cloondolkoyne]

Apple's swing has become so cramped and stuck looking.. he used to have such great flow now he looks like he's swinging in a jacket that's too tight... free it up a little, Apple's

[rdub1050]

i don't think he worries about it too much. those type of things are idiosyncrasies unique to any person's golf swing and unless they are a detriment to his ball-striking than there's no real point in fixing it

[KimJongILLTurrble]

I noticed that Stuart's head actually goes up in the backswing and back to where it started at impact. Not a lot of guys do this on tour. Is this something he is trying to fix or not that big a deal?

[illini97]

4:10 to 4:15 is ridiculously funny!!

[itubeutude]

please post more when you can.