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Stu, do you know what kind of mat you're using in the studio? I want to purchase a new mat that will allow me to strike irons similar to how i would off turf. Thanks!

Wow this is great stuff!

I kills me every time people have to walk up to their ball. Why don't you put 1 or 2 - 4x8 sheets of plywood under the screen, with a 2x4 under the edge by the screen to make a slant board. Why shag balls all day when the ball can roll back to you. Put some astro turf on the ply wood to make look nice.

This is what I think. This tip totally makes sense. With any club you do the same thing. If you look at Ernie Els swing slow motion from the back, you can see that the butt of the club points towards the ball on his downswing. What you should aim for, is the club parallel as the hands come back to centre of your body and try and compress the ball with 12 degrees of shaft angle, then a divot. The other thing is, when you take the club away on the backswing, note where the butt handle of the club is, it’s pointing towards the ball so you need to bring that back to a similar position which will happen naturally and you should hit the ball square on and gives you room to sling the club through to release. Look at slow motion videos of the pros, and copy them, because they are the bench mark. Video to watch is Ernie Els swing in slow motion and you will get that…ah ahh moment. As he transitions, the butt of the club starts moving in that forwards/ down movement which all the pros do. Another way to think about this the downswing is coming down on a smoother/ correct plane. That’s my view on this subject. Just one last thing, on the downswing try and aim the butt of the club at the ball as this will automatically get the club in the right position.

how come it takes 16:00 to teach a :30 drill?

You have to show us what you’re talking about!!!

Would that be the same swing for the driver ?

That was awesome!!

Lower loft in driver head will help too

This is awesome

Another great video. I was at the range yesterday and for the first time realized my forearms didnt maintain the rotation at the start of the downswing. Im now playing around with the feeling of keeping more of that external rotation in the right wrist in the pull phase. (It’s only been one day) but all of a sudden i felt something new- less of a need to push off of my right foot, and power coming from my left foot/ right hip at the bottom of the arc. Again thanks for your coaching!

Stuart, if your face angle is positive with the ball forward in your stance it would seem to me that you are holding off the club or opening the face through the shot, and if all paths are parabolic with the ball forward wouldn't your contact point have to be on the negative side of that path?

Wow that's excellent!

Hi Stuart, thank you for sharing great to get to know you a little more. Your philosophy and ambition is spot on, don’t change a thing. There is a lot of crap and my game and body has suffered but not now. I am sure you’re feeling a little burnt out build such good content I imagine take a lot. But like you said good golfers dig in and come out the other side, you’ve got this my friend, we need you, thank you for your dedication! On course fantastic 🏌️

Jeez, just lost my teeth!

I am a 2.7 handicap and have been working hard with coaches. Your grip is spot on. It is a revelation and no one talks about it. It's neutral actually, and the idea of pressing DOWN is key. It keeps the club in control and with power (angle of attack). And this right shoulder move is a cheat code. You teach the opposite of most instructors and it just makes sense this way.

Another great video. Increasingly convinced that bullfighters and golfers have one thing in common. Better to have only one coach and one swing philosophy. Otherwise. Bad things can happen.

........hoping everything is ok Stu. Absolutely missing your Good Golf Coaching.......⛳🍺

This broom drill is out there. I know the broom in the garage will never look the same to me.

The clarity of this is stunning. With applications to pitching and chipping where the quality of the contact is vital.

I am lost for words, Stuart! I have watched a number of your videos and this one is gold. They all are, but this really allows us to see what is happening. Could not agree more about early Leadbetter videos. I have suffered from a sway to my swing for a long time, where he used to get us to post up onto the back leg, my head moved about a foot!!!!! Loving your stuff and cannot believe how good it is. Thank you, Martin.

Fantastic Stuart, however I’d love to know what you are doing in your set up?, I presume. To hit a little out of the toe, heal and center? Thanks

Where have you been all my life?

Mate worried there for moment you might let one go when lifting all the clubs!

Therefore. The real challenge is to first unlearn a flawed golf swing.

To add to my earlier comment. I went out to practice after watching this video and had so many light bulb moments. Faults, hitting at the ball and not turning properly in the backswing. Not easy to fix. Hitting at the ball was causing deeper than normal divots and loss of clubhead speed. Reaction, focus on changing that. Simple. Had some good results and I eventually started freeing up my swing. Thanks again 👍

Have tried your method and striving for timing it,lots of long hits big dispersion and some high left sky balls short distance,maybe its my grip as it feels the left hand loosens and the right hand forces it to do so.Have a neutral grip and this feeling I pull short putts loosening my left hand grip.Fantastic ,

this is different. do i think there's ONLY 1 way to swing a club - no. Jack is the goat and NO ONE swings like him. Mike Austin has the record 515 yard drive. do i think i will use this, probably not

Great video again Stu. Accepting your limitations and applying your tip 5 on strategy may not always improve your scores but it goes a long way to making the game so much more fun and less stressful.

Stuart I've been playing this game for over 30 years now and battled over and over with what I'm supposed to do with what you've covered. How nice to have a definitive answer. Thank you. 👍

Hey, hey hey, I am going mental, I cannot wrap my head around moving the handle to the right, I know all my stinkin heal shots are exactly as you describe, but where in the swing arc does my handle move to the left...? I mean, if you keep your hands in, or close to the body at finish does that accomplish moving the handle to the left....I mean, it does...right...? So, I have been thinking about a high finish and the right forearm covering the left; and that works for me, but than I lose something and I am hitting heal shots, so I must be late....anyway, for swing speed, don't you have to finish with the hands high and not wrapped shoulder level around...I don't have an image or process that clicks with my brain...moving the handle left...the stinkin handle is always gonna ultimately go left...so, whats the distinction...thanks, good golf coaching, but I ain't a good golf student.

Hey mate, fantastic content! I had no idea Trackman could provide such detailed output. That one bad shot had me thinking, "Thank goodness for Stableford!" This content is definitely something I'm going to add to my toolkit. It really makes a strong case for playing to an approach yardages and mastering them, though does that add complexity? I've gotten into the habit of trying to hit off the tee as close as possible, which I think is putting a lot of pressure on my short game. On a side note, I think you would have achieved much better result if on an actual golf course hole. Not saying that it was bad-it was very good. It's just that our brains tend to gauge real distances more accurately than doing it Trackman. I find Trackman difficult when trying to hit a specific yardage. Thanks again! If you're considering more content, have you covered getting out of the rough? It would be great to understand your thought process: when to go for it or take the punishment, and any necessary swing or setup changes for different lies, fairway bunker shots, and so forth. Thanks again!

In other news, Tommy Fleetwood is a multi-millionaire. I just don’t get this guys sarcasm. Jealousy?

Great lesson Stuart, You have changed someone’s mindset & years playing the ways we all thought is right with conflicting messages from some online content, backing it all up with visual proof & data is great coaching. In the short time I’ve been following your content it has change my mindset & have seen improvements in my own game👍 hopefully in the near future would be great to have a lesson with you. loving the live streams on a Monday keep up the great work 👌🏼

So I’ve been working on keeping head behind the ball at impact and have some shaft lean to “collecting the ball” in the release. For doing so I feel that I have to tuck my right elbow in and delay the strike a bit, and the results where great when I timed it. Maybe it just comes down to feel more than reality. We can agree on that every pro have the same impact position and the body needs to do stuff to get there. I can’t see how a tucked elbow ain’t one of the things that needs to happen.

Akin to the kung fu manuscripts and respective positions of winning golfers in the early editions of Golf digest swing photos, many of us duffers were searching for that secret move. Work in progress (Hands down, crease in the left hand, 90 degrees to the spine, rotation, up and down ) Thanks for sharing, Stuart.👍👍👍👍👍👍

Quite outstanding, the only thing missing was pulling a bunny out of the ball catch....just immaculate presentation, thank you for living.

Catching up on good coaching. Thanks Stuart 👍👍👍

Have you been watching me hit fairway woods. The 7 minutes described my shots to a tee. I switched to a five wood because the down strike. I still think the issue is my small slide and tilt backwards in downswing/strike so will carry on correcting that. I will give the moving the ball position forward a go in the meantime.

Is the pull of the handle with just the left arm or both arms ?

I personally don't think you should TRY to rotate the forearms open or closed. They rotate on their own, if you swing properly. Keep the club face square to the circle of your swing, not down the line, and they will rotate naturally.

Yes but around the 15 min mark, the left wrist looks completely cupped. Surely that’s wrong ?

It’s a bit like that fella Mike Malaska move.

Hey Stuart I feel like i get the handle Down and low with pressure , but i cant stop the Face from closeing so i end up with hooks 😅 path is +3 face is -07 to -5 😬