You have a lot in common with Dan Grieve with this release pattern, you for the driver, Dan for the short game. Both are brilliant!

I find you coaching really great and am enjoying the results and hopefully get a lesson booked soon, FYI just ordered some gloves from GX and forgot to use the code so emailed to let them I wasn’t worried about the discount next time but to let them know it was via your channel that I found out about them so they would know that the advertising was working. They have just emailed me back to say they have given me the discount on the order and they did not need to do that 👍👏. So I thought you might want to know that they are backing you up with great customer service. All the best Hutch 👍

This is the gold nugget to all the other videos! Best detail yet!

Great analysis of the driver. The first point about how to best create a positive angle of attack is one I have not seen presented elsewhere. Love the point about moving the ball forward for speed and left to right ball flight too. The last point about pulling all the way with the 7 iron for shaft lean vs. letting the head swing past the handle (lever point) with the driver provides the reason why the driver swing can't and shouldn't feel like the 7 iron swing. All 3 points are very insightful and well presented! Yes, this is the best golf channel on KZfaq!

Such insights, I’m unaware of anyone else talking about the head overtaking the handle to change angle of attack. The pivot of a driver at impact such a key ingredient at scratch….. keep this coming Stu. Two thumbs up 😂

Stu, your golf videos have improved my swing more than lessons from any other instructor. Keep up the excellent work! Looking forward to working with you on Skillest.

Great stuff. Questions: what spine tilt should you have at address? What about shoulder tilt during the swing? And finally if you already draw the ball which is the correct ball position to avoid hooks. Thanks

Thanks, Stu. Another excellent video and very helpful reminder at the end about the difference between the iron and the driver swings.

That's interesting about hitting up on golf ball I've has shoulder tilt what your saying does make sense stuart I've just never stood and truthfully hit a driver without tilt and been taught it too

This answered a lot of questions which have been on my mind for a very long time!👍

After I start puring my 7 iron with neutral path and face, and then I take my driver and if I hit it down with open face and 3.5 out to in, I now know this is my fault. Making a mental note. Thanks for another great video.

Hi Stu You will have us all smashing it down the fairway like Alex No'ren ..with this gem ,,, Im still managing to play better than handicap ..even with such wet golf courses ..see you soon regards Graham !!!

Rasputin, U R Amazing………. All Kidding aside; Outstanding educational video. Thx.

Cheers. Just watched it. Thank you again 👍

......now THAT'S the way to start my day.......thanks Stu, game changing stuff.......⛳🍺

Great video brother, easy way to remember, the longer the club, close your stance more, the shorter the club, the more open you will be. Have a great day my friend, till next time, be safe.

Excellent stuff Mr. C 👏

Another cracking video, Stu. Driver has been my nemesis and this video answers all of the questions in my mind, except one. Where to place the ball: Lead shoulder socket, armpit, heel, arch, big toe, or somewhere else? As you can see, the location of the ball has me baffled. I've tried all of these places and had some success with all, but nothing consistent. Probably because I am (but no longer, after watching this video) one of those players who leaned too much in an attempt to hit up and bowed my wrist. Cheers.

Thanks again Stuart, another stellar instructional video, expertly presented. Am I right in thinking, picking up on a comment you made, that "the longer the club the more you must let the head swing past the handle", as with the driver, then this to a slightly lesser degree ,applies to the fairway woods, as they are longer than our Irons?. In essence don't pull them as long as the irons.

Stuart. You have undoubtedly helped my golf swing but for the first time I’m confused. I introduced your strong grip but you then suggested a weaker grip for longer irons. Is this the same change to make for drivers, sand irons and fairway woods. Pleas help. Roger

Loved it thanks

Thanks Stuart great content

Suggestion for a video: do you have a good driver off the deck shot? Full swing specifically, not punching out. Learning that shot really helped me mentally bridge the gap between irons and teed up woods. I maybe use it once or twice a year, but it's always fun. When i am practicing and can hit a 3 wood off the deck well, I know I'm in good shape. When I hit driver off the deck well, I immediately go to the first tee. 😂

Cheers Stu, how are ya my friend, can I ask ya 2 quick questions, where is ball position for my 3 wood on the deck and on a tee, 2nd, how should my club shaft be at address, should there be a little shaft lean or should it be straight behind the ball like a driver, thank you much Stu, hope all is well and be safe.👊

Such great content 👏👏

More great content Stu Any chance on some side on angles so we can see more ball and hand position and perhaps a bit of a driver guide to promote a fade. Cheers

Hi Stu great video thanks for sharing 🇦🇺👍🥂

Great video. Unloading the club face was a very key point. Is it the same for an iron?

I'd love to see a video about flipping. I close the face, no matter what I do and what I try, I can't control the face. I can keep them open to the maximum when I'm holding them and tilting my shoulders, standing up, and all that other crap. But to train a good movement, I don't have the clubface because then I'm hitting extreme hooks. I am really frustrated because i train a lot but have no plan what to do. Come from an in to out massive push draw with flipping and early extension.

Exactly what I am struggling with now. I hit mt driver, 3 wood, and hybrid basically straight. When I hit the irons I hit pulls left.

No wonder why I hit my irons straight and high with a slight draw, but my driver goes right most of the time.

Hi Stu, a question about fairway woods regarding unloading thru strike. Is it a long pull like irons if on the turf and more of a driver unload if on a tee?

How do u purposely hit out of the toe with ur driver , thanks

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Seems to me hitting up's actual purpose might be squaring loft to strike angle of attack? If so, that gets a flush hit instead of glancing

Hi stu ive actualy watch Endog describe similar. Ive a net in my garage. Been practising this. Sprayed clubface and every strike seems to be toward toe. Is this normal or am I not quite getting it. Great content. Thanks peter

Yeah I mean so I can see your ball position and hands. So looking more at you from a track man position

"Worst thing you could ever do, sorry about that". 😄