I will give you credit, before reading your book I didn't know what loading up the right side really felt like. Taking the club up and having it lay in my hands, then turning and putting it on a table next to me was a great tool for helping me learn how it felt.
Yep all I did was close my clubface and swing straight up instead of around my body(don't remember if I turned my hands to the right to make that twist). All I can tell you is that I hit it 10-15 yds longer with my wedge and 20-30 yds longer with my 5 iron. Then I just started adjusting things and zeroed in on the center of the green. It was so much fun! Wow, golf is such an easy game. :)
Darrell, I bought your book and audio companion to the book, "Golf's An Easy Game". Spent 2 1/2 hours trying to apply all that I read and heard. This was not fun. I finally gave up and just started experimenting, "having fun". I remembered what you said to some degree in this video. Then I remembered you also saying you don't swing with your arms(I swing my arms around my body). So I put these two things together and didn't worry about the rest and bam! for the next 30 minutes it was fun!
Avoid this rubbish. The same way the shaft gets bowed in the down-swing (creating lag) by dropping your arms into the "slot", you're twisting the shaft when you turn it over creating a slight radial lag. By the time your hands pass the ball, all kinds of "springs" have released their energy into the ball. See: Tiger's swing portrait - front view. You'll notice the absolute neutral left hand at address [glove label almost unseen, facing the target, NOT closed or strong. Watch the shaft flex too.
@wixellbickford That's what teachers do. They talk. It's your job to listen and digest what they say. Do you just want to see them physically do stuff and try to copy them without knowing why? Besides, most of these are teaser lessons. You have to buy the stuff to see how to do it. Jeeze. I love listening to this guy talk. He's very educated about the golf swing. Unless you have severe ADD and no brain, listening is what you need to do to understand the reason behind the moves.
So in other words, just strengthen your grip???
surrealforreal 2 months ago
I will give you credit, before reading your book I didn't know what loading up the right side really felt like. Taking the club up and having it lay in my hands, then turning and putting it on a table next to me was a great tool for helping me learn how it felt.
imsuprised 4 months ago
I'll go out tomorrow and try that twist.
imsuprised 4 months ago
Yep all I did was close my clubface and swing straight up instead of around my body(don't remember if I turned my hands to the right to make that twist). All I can tell you is that I hit it 10-15 yds longer with my wedge and 20-30 yds longer with my 5 iron. Then I just started adjusting things and zeroed in on the center of the green. It was so much fun! Wow, golf is such an easy game. :)
imsuprised 4 months ago
Darrell, I bought your book and audio companion to the book, "Golf's An Easy Game". Spent 2 1/2 hours trying to apply all that I read and heard. This was not fun. I finally gave up and just started experimenting, "having fun". I remembered what you said to some degree in this video. Then I remembered you also saying you don't swing with your arms(I swing my arms around my body). So I put these two things together and didn't worry about the rest and bam! for the next 30 minutes it was fun!
imsuprised 4 months ago
Avoid this rubbish. The same way the shaft gets bowed in the down-swing (creating lag) by dropping your arms into the "slot", you're twisting the shaft when you turn it over creating a slight radial lag. By the time your hands pass the ball, all kinds of "springs" have released their energy into the ball. See: Tiger's swing portrait - front view. You'll notice the absolute neutral left hand at address [glove label almost unseen, facing the target, NOT closed or strong. Watch the shaft flex too.
ioswing 6 months ago
4:10 jesus plays off +9
dschultz6072 7 months ago
@wixellbickford That's what teachers do. They talk. It's your job to listen and digest what they say. Do you just want to see them physically do stuff and try to copy them without knowing why? Besides, most of these are teaser lessons. You have to buy the stuff to see how to do it. Jeeze. I love listening to this guy talk. He's very educated about the golf swing. Unless you have severe ADD and no brain, listening is what you need to do to understand the reason behind the moves.
elfhermie 8 months ago
cotton pickin country haha
sabrezrule 8 months ago
Wow, this man loves to talk. Can't these people watch their own videos and see how they ramble on? Ouch.
wixellbickford 8 months ago