Love the new side windows and slow-mo swing break down with tilt lines. Very helpful. Thanks.

Paul, this was a great lesson especially with the added benefit of the yellow visual lines. That made a huge difference. Hope you can do this more in the future? This lesson will help a lot of golfers, myself included. Keep up the good work.

Best simple advice. You break things down to a simple process. Too many videos out there with too many manipulations of hand, shoulders, club head.

Absolutely straightened out my drive by focusing on a little more tilt right before impact. It helps to sling the club around you as well as aligning the face. Great tip as usual Paul. Thank you.

Thanks for the new side windows showing your slow motion 7 iron and driver swing. I picture your swing and tempo when I'm playing and it has helped tremendously.

So many variables in golf that makes playing both frustrating and rewarding. Today's tip off the tee is a great start. Love your channel Paul.

"Swing up" is a huge tip (properly of course) - thank you Paul!

Watching your vids and having your feed back has helped me

Great tip, as always! Thanks Paul!

Always good tips Thanx Paul...

Must try this it sounds great and never seen this before thanks no 1 keep them coming

Love the split screen well done Paul…

Paul, I went back to the basics and stopped fixating on looking behind the ball so much. That was causing me to stay way behind and slide, resulting in that duck hook we discussed. Instead, I now remind myself to keep a little tilt, okay to look behind the ball, but just to get through the shot and not kill it. As soon as I started doing that, my drives went back to normal. I'm pounding the living heck out of the ball effortlessly. Easy 280-300 and that's not even at full capacity.

why thank you Sir. love this one, and the two different views are great too.

One of your best videos.

Good explanation and visual thanks.

You’re the man Paul

Thanks again Paul. I'm working tirelessly on your swing. Did bucket challenge...it's challenging! As soon as I started slicing it the odd time I just really relaxed arms but kept grip tight which is hard to do after years of arm swinging...great results. I'm on to something good

Thanks!

Thanks for pointing this out, recently I have been trying to prevent this from happening. I was tending to pronate, maybe just reduce the tilt as you suggest.

Hey pro superb as usual Ben Hoganesque!! I believe that’s why he sought out the stiffist golf shafts that he could find because he was so far behind the ball that he felt that the whiplash would take his hands off ha ha.. oh and by the way he wasn’t really that far behind the golf ball but it appeared as though he was… Great tip pro..

Great video Paul.

I've never written a testimonial for any product, or have written responses to any videos on KZfaq, but here I go. I have been thinking over and over again on what to say to help persuade people that Paul Wilson is the best golf teacher there is. But all I can really say, is to just have "faith". I remember years ago when I watched all other KZfaq golf lessons, and trying what I learned at the driving range - but they all seemed very difficult to follow (for example, some will tell you to "squat" in your downswing. What does that mean exactly? Am I squatting down 1 inch? 2 inches? How can I get that exact figure every time?). I also remember the day I almost hit 200 golf balls at the range, and hit every single ball thin. Almost gave up the game back then. Then I came across Paul Wilson on KZfaq. Desperate to give a change, I just tried what Paul told me to do (I began with the "downswing triggers"). And for the first time in many weeks, I noticed that I was at least hitting the ball solid repeatedly. I went back home and saw every video Paul had - and soon, I noticed people coming up to me at driving ranges asking whether I had played varsity golf as a highschooler, because I had such a good looking swing. I recently learned about the CoachLink app, which lets me show Paul my swing in real time, and for Paul to give me tips. I tried it for the first time today, a little dubious as to whether he could clearly see my swing and give me an accurate diagnosis. The first thing Paul asked for me to fix was my grip. As everyone knows, changing grips is not easy - it can lead to bad shots for a while. However, I had faith - Paul's videos had told me that changing swings can initially result in bad shots, but that it would be important to just focus on that change. I hit around 100 balls just trying to get adjusted to the grip. I was quite desperate, as I had a pretty important golf round with my friends later in the afternoon. I have to admit, even after 100 balls, the grip still felt out of place. But I stuck to it, even in the afternoon when playing with my friends. I thought to myself - hey, I'll just proceed with a smooth swing, not caring about the score. The result? What can I say - I hit the balls straighter than before, and surprisingly, much, much longer than before even with a slower swing (I was looking at a 175 yard par 3, and hit a six iron - and hit it over the green by another 15 yards. By the way, I'm a short Asian). I really hope that everyone can just invest a day or two into Paul's videos. I think the most interesting thing about golf is that, unlike other sports, mere "practice" does not in any way make you better. You can hit 200 golf balls a day for five months, and not improve even the slightest (believe me, this is from my own experience). This is due to the fact that golf is really counter-intuitive. However, with the understanding of the fundamentals, unbelievable improvement can come within a matter of days. And Paul Wilson's videos make all the complicated theories that other teachers preach into less than 5 major lessons (right finish position, backswing coil, downswing trigger, grip and head position). Most of us have played golf for years, but without much improvement. Perhaps we should all now just invest a couple of days, perhaps three to Paul's lessons? What can we lose? Just have faith. Thank you Paul for making all my days of playing golf not be a massive waste (fyi, I'm still working on the other issues you spotted for me today. Talk to you in a month).

Hi Paul - well, it is the end of the month and I went to the practice range! Background: I have been doing 100 swings of the body swing 6 days a week for four weeks (I didn't count the various other drills you recommend we do daily in those 100 swings, but I have been doing them). So I figure that is 2,400 swings. I absolutely had a blast at the range - and I didn't "hit" a thing - somehow the range balls would occasionally get in the path of my swing, though! My sand wedge went a consistent 90 yards (straight) and my 7 iron went a consistent 125 yards (straight as a Nevada highway). When I picked up my driver is where my trouble began - the first shots were the most perfect slices you have ever seen - a good 75 yards to the right. I then did what you suggest and turned the club over in my swing and hit beautiful hooks. However, when I tried to straighten them out, I went back to the slice. So, I did another thing you suggested and I slowed my swing down - then my driver was consistently going 200 yards straight as an arrow. So, I guess my timing of my upper body is not in sync with my lower body and I have more work to do! Which I will do because I am committed to getting a better swing. I walked down the area where the practice tee areas are so I could line up my range finder with where my slices were landing and they were out there about 250 yards, so I know I have potential - I just need to get there. Oh, and I did purchase an annual subscription to your Ignition Golf so I have that to help me as well!

Hi Paul. Great tip. For irons, assuming you had the correct ball position in the stance, would trying to hit up work? It seems to me that the concept of hitting down for irons is wrong and the body tilt causes the divots you get with the shorter clubs. Thanks!

Trying this tomorrow. My irons and putter are better now than ever before in my entire golf history. The ONE club stopping me from being under par every day is my driver. Can't get the path right no matter what I try. So frustrating. I carry driver 285-290. Clubhead speed 119mph. I can hit my hybrid straight 235-250 but that won't work on longer courses.

Hey Paul question about hands are they alway in front of the ball in setup for all clubs or just irons

Great video! Now if I can do it while playing and not just on the range my golf game will be complete.

How about irons especially long irons

Pro I have looked at every great player from Harry Vardon to the top players of the world today and their impact position is identical it is almost ridiculous.. Harry Vardon bobby Jones Walter Hagen Sam Snead Ben Hogan.. Pro your body swing method is The quintessential path no pun intended to making every wanna be golfer a happy camper..

Great video, like that you ask for subscribe at end of video.

I either hit a pull or fade but I want to hit it straight.

The more I practice and play the worse I get Paul!

I was also going to comment on the side window with you swinging the club in slo mo.You don't realize how much that helps. Or maybe you do 🤔

I dunno Paul…I’ve played your swing for 15 years now, and when I do this I hit a huge block to the right. I mean off the planet to the right. Of course I’m 77, so I’m sure that doesn’t help any. This old age stuff is not for the faint of heart…

Why not just start with the 25-30 degree tilt at address?

I hit right and I slice I lose almost every ball off the tee Its bad