I've already tryed it this afternoon on the Practice net with a 4 ,7 and a 9 irons. I can't wait to try it at the golf course Wednesday.

Thanks Doc

Hope it goes well for you!

Thanks Adam. Everyday in this sport is a challenge. Your lessons have been great. With your help I was able to shoot an 86 last week. Unfortunately, 2 days later shot 102. One thing you can’t fix is what’s between my ears. One or two bad shots and I blow up sadly to say. How will I ever fix that. 🤔😩

Nice going, glad to hear of your progress

Glad you liked the video

Thanks!

Thanks Norm

Thanks Graham!

Hope it goes well for you Oscar

Thanks very much

Thanks. I’d say in those conditions you’d need more of the same things laid out in the video. Hope this helps

Thanks. I have a couple of videos at this channel on “early extension” that I hope will be helpful Best, Adam

Ha!

If you hang on your lead side throughout swing of can cause a steep angle of attack, can cost you power also

Thanks

It’s nothing complicated. Head fairly steady and push weight into your lead foot. Hope this helps

@@Scratchgolfacademy so is it shift, THEN turn, or shift and turn at the same approximate time?

Wow!!! I agree that all time great stars of the game do it naturally. That’s not 99% of people unfortunately. 35 years of full time teaching gives me certain perspectives. Multiple awards, active business, director David Leadbetter academy for 13 years. What is the volume of training and experience you base your views on? No hard feelings Adam

@@Scratchgolfacademy I suck at golf. However, know the basics. Grip, set-up, foot placement, left arm straight, and Lee Trevino's, pull the club down and Nicklaus hit the snot out of the ball at impact. As Fred Couples said, I know it doesn't look like it, but at impact I am trying to hit the ball as hard as I can. Find me an armature that uses the proper grip is like finding a needle in a haystack. Of course, it is the Ben Hogan grip. Seve has, by far, the very best explanation and instruction on the proper grip. Compressing the ball is a natural occurring moment when an amateur is taught the basics. It has to occur, and does occur. Right now it's a youtube fad on how to "compress" the ball. Most amateurs can't compress the ball because, as you know, most cannot generate the brute force at impact. An impact that as Jack Nicklaus taught, in that final one and a half inches just before impact you "hit" the ball as hard as you can. But, the basics don't get clicks. There is no BS magic trick to golf. The armature is totally unwilling to incorporate the basics into that holistic execution of the basics. Always looking for that BS tweak that will transform them. And youtube golf gurus are more than willing to perpetuate the myth of the magical tweak for the views. All the best. Golf is a great game.

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