Hi everyone, Which part of this video was most useful?

This is the best drill I've ever seen for help in rotating.

This is one of best tutorials I’ve seen over my 40 years of playing and trying to help others. What I concluded helping noobs is none of them had any idea where their body, hands and club head needed to be at the instant the ball flies off the face to target. When I started statically posing them as you do at the start and drill three they intellectually understood the goal and how their bodies needed to move to from the top to get there. One of the critical missing links in a noob’s swing is usually a lack of side bend which putting them into the “pro” impact position introduces them to. Your “chopstick” drill is a brilliant way to practice and provide feedback because if the sticks don’t click you aren’t side bending enough.

Probably the best I've heard and w/drills!!! AWESOMENESS Thank u dude!!!

So much information relayed articulately , absorbable, and efficiently in These videos have made Giles one of my favorites “go to’s” when I’m having trouble with my swing!

Absolute golfing gold. Best tutorial videos on KZfaq 👍

This is about as good as golf videos get! So easy to comprehend and I will definitely be using at my Tuesday range session. Thank You.

Excellent drills. I will use them before practice. Thank You

A clever video. Clearly explained and brilliant drills!

Absolutely eye opener. The only golf lesson I have seen that explains all and most things in one we'll done I feel this guy joins All the dots keep up the good work 💯

This is the best video on the downswing/ rotation I have ever seen..

Great video content Giles thanks!🙏🙏🙏

Wow that test at the start of the video is something I’ve never seen but makes so much sense

Thanks Giles. I've spent all my time trying to improve my downswing transition and rotation with little improvements made. Your demonstrations and drills are definitely one of the best out there. Highly recommended.

Excellent! From the ground up!

Excellent job as always Giles! As an experienced golfer, I am always concerned about my rotation or lack of! I think most of my challenges are I limit the amount of my backswing to about 2/3 and thus my rotation suffers. When I take my backswing out to 3/4, the rotation improves as well. I especially liked the recommended pre-set drill! Well Done Giles!

Hi I just found your videos today. Your explanation is clear and good. Will keep watching and studying. Hope I could improve my golf more. Thank you Gile!

Great video and explains it very clearly

I love the both glutes back visual

Terrific video.

Great content!

I like the chopsticks drill- will try it out. I did adjust my grip moving the grip more to the base of the fingers- ball does not drift to the right now. Need to work on my hip rotation now to maximize the strike. Getting there- long journey.

Great video Giles! I have been following other famous youtubers for a while and the information you provide and the way you explain it is just top notch. I have been working on this things for a while and it has really improved my iron game however I am struggling with driver as I am not able to bring forward low point and therefore get a positive AoA. Any tip? Thanks

Excellent video Coach. What is the key to any organization...I ask the student. It's a rhetorical question...the answer is, the key to any organization is its organization. The video is extremely well organized. The explanation is clear and to the point. The drills seem to be very applicable. An extremely important and not such an easy aspect to explain...the rotation in the backswing.

I think finding your own personal rotation position was key. I’ve had lessons where the coach would push and prod me into a contortion and it’s just not useful as I’m not ever going to get into that in the course of my swing. Also the info on the common cheats in a drill… bc I know I’m going to def fall into that if I try it! Your body is preprogrammed to cheat.

Thanks!

Excellent video, especially the timing of the hip rotation vs upper body. My only question is it looks like you lock out your right leg, especially in slow motion rehearsal swings. Can that cause too much hip rotation? I don't see Adam Scott or other classic swings straightening their leg so much? Is it an exaggeration move?

I’ve just got back from the range after doing the preset drill and in every video I stand up / early extend. Is there anywhere I can DM you a video so you can have a quick look? I’ve been trying to fix this for awhile now but not really finding out the root cause

Great job covering a lot and not getting into the weeds.

Wouldn't the transition just be easier if you stayed on your lead leg the entire time?