Your perseverance is second to none... you REALLY want us to benefit from what you have learned ...This is amazing...!! Thanks, Paul!

Brings back memories when you and I played many rounds at Elmira Golf Course in High school!

Went for hit otherday had barely warmed up but enough to play on our 9th hole 306 metres effortlessly hit a high draw on damp fairway approach my ball check my golf watch to check yardages and it was 226 metres i had 80 metres to pin ill let you convert to yards thanks for your swimg tips swimging well now paul

Paul, anyone who cites Ben Hogan is a pure golfer as far as I’m concerned. Great job!

Paul, I have two words for you...THANK YOU ! And, I have two words for your viewers...IT WORKS !

3 years ago I shot my PB 88 on a local course in Austin. Since then I’ve had several surgeries and now wear an internal prosthetic. Your videos helped me get close again. I shot a 92 on Paradise Point in NC this past week.

this is my fav golf teacher. can't wait to try this. simple ideas, big improvements. very funny too. thanks Paul!

Paul you have a great swing. Thanks for creating and sharing this video.

Thanks for the tip I will definitely try this next time I play. Great content btw!!

I'm enjoying your new style of delivery - really friendly and chatty. And the info is, as always, really helpful. Thanks!

YOU ARE THE MAN PAUL !!! Your tips are amazing !!! Thanks so much !!!

I love this video! It’s like a pitcher loading up on his back leg, then pushing off from the rubber! ❤️🙂

Thanks Paul. Your videos have made a big difference to my ball striking, distance and fluid look of my swing.

Excellent instructional video. I have that same Hogan book and this brings it into better context, thanks Paul!!

Great video, Paul. I just got an e-mail from a TV golf instructor who is going to fix 5 problems with my swing, e.g., hook, slice, popup, etc. What these teachers don't seem to get is that most public (amateur) golfers do not need their swings fixed. They need instead to GET the swing, i.e., power source should be the body, not the hands and/or arms. So this guy (and, indeed, most instructors) are fixing bad swings instead of teaching the good swing. You've got it right--you've had it right all along--so don't stop. Most golfers need you!!!

Can't wait to try this one out tomorrow!

Ive watched most all of your videos, this is my favorite. I tried this technique by accident 2 weeks ago because my shoulders were hurting (I do construction). I saw someone else at the tee box who was swinging the way you teach, and did a few practice swings like him just to see how it felt. I decided to tee a ball up and hit it, ball flew to the fringe and rolled up onto the green 320 yards from the tee box. I'm 59 years old and normally drive 230-250 max on a good hit. This works, and feels more natural.

Really enjoy your teachings Paul. Thanks !! ⛳🏌️‍♂️💫

Makes sense. That is what I like about his teaching it comes together and makes sense. Therefore easier to remember. Thanks Paul.

This is the best swing. Dig in and rotate. Thanks Paul.

This is a good tip. I've done this before with success but over time have not even thought much about it. I will get back to it tomorrow. Thanks for the reminder.

Eureka! Watched your Video this Morning - just tried ist on the driving range- and ist worked! What a great feeling! Thanks a lot Paul.

Great tip and story Paul, that comes across with genuine honesty from someone who is passionate about golf tutoring.

Thank you Paul. You're are great teacher

Gosh this is good. Ur videos are the best.

Wow what a great tip. I have been flat footed for a long time but this tip has me turning and using my legs now. Way more power. Thanks Paul!

I cant say enough about your fantastic tips and how easy they are to apply. I've never seen a teacher with so many exciting ideas presented in such a simple way. Every tip makes me want to head out and try them right away because they work! Keep up this simplistic approach to teaching a complicated but beautiful game.

This is why I,m here amongst other tips thanks ..I still have aways to go

Great 👍 tip Paul. Thanks.

My back went out a few times this year on the first tee with the driver, that’s when I finally committed to your method.

Brilliant tip Paul, thank you

Great tip Paul. Thanks

Thanks for the tips..👍👍

Congratulations on your 100 k subscribers 👍

Thanks Paul going to try this wish me luck

Wow what an amazing revelation! I feel that. Its so much more powerful than the way I was turning my hips. Cant wait to be able to hit some balls. Thank you thank you!

Thanks Paul👍🏻

took some of your tips to the course yesterday hit a few pars and finished 18 holes in half the time it use to take me with way less fatigue, Thanks Paul, my distance has been a problem cant wait to take this one out there

Thank u PG!

Great tip, thanks 👍💪

Thanks Paul. Great drill. Been doing the body swing for a long time. It is the secret to easy distance. Injury for the past few years has made it difficult. Finally legs are healthier and all is coming back again. Did a testimonial video for you quite a while ago. Grateful for your teaching. When I came back from injury I went back to your body swing video. Very good to go back to the fundamentals.

This tip makes too much since, I started golfing at 57. Now 59 and only hitting 175, I can't wait to try this! It will be raining all week so I'll have to wait until next week. Downloading your app now, thank you for being so willing to help us new guys!

Great tip Paul. I bought your body swing dvds & makings big strides.

This is the most important tip I’ve had in quite a while. Thank you.

.......man when you do it right it's like butter..... if I could just keep from letting my adrenaline get in the way ..... great tip.....thanks Paul

I did it,and it worked.thanks, it was easy

Hi Paul I’ve been watching a few of your videos now and I can only think of Sam Snead when I see your swing. He hit it miles even when he was my age (62y) . I’m going to keep watching. Great stuff Best wishes Richard (9hcp)

Thanks great tip.

Good tips...wanna try it tmrw at range..tq paul

I have gotten more out of ur tips than any lessons iv ever taken. U seem to care which makes people wanna stay with it.

You are a super coach

Excellent Changed my life

Your golf swing has changed my life!!

Your a great teacher

Watched this video, went to the range and hit further than ever haha. I just let my arms hang and let my legs/hips do all the work. My arms just went along for the ride. Thank you sir!

This is by far the best golf tip I have ever heard in my years of watching and listening to golf coaches. I was averaging about 250 yards with an occasional 300 yards drive. I took this to the range and immediately 4 of the my first 5 drives topped 300yards. I averaged 292 on my next round and still hit over 50% of the fairways and I'm the guy u find in the woods looking for balls after a drive..lol 😂 . Thanks Paul! You are the best!!

I really enjoy your videos I am going to get my tempo like Fred couples after watching you

Great tip

Thanks pal.

Great tip Paul. Playing tomorrow, would be elated to gain 20 yds off the tee. Will give this tip a shot. Tks. Paul

Another good informative video 👍

thanks Mr W

Very good tip👍👍👍

A few weeks ago I drove the ball about 275 - 280 yards on the course, my normal distance was 190 - 200, hitting it hard, I still believe the ball bounced off something on the fairway to make it go that far, as of now I'm about on average about 230 plus and climbing. I need to relax more, old habits are hard to lose. Any increase is an improvement. Love to live, Live to golf in many years to come.

dave b today. I have had several lessons over a long period of time and never shown marked improvement. I tried your relaxing arms technique and got instant significant increase in driver distance. i am talking about upwards of 30 yards carry, I am now trying to incorporate loading the right leg and pushing. honestly cant believe the extra distance. lon may it continue. cheers paul.

Hi Paul... I am a quiet without fail viewer of ur video... It is great.. My friends are amazed at my performance... Tq sir... 👍

Being cheeky, the main message from the story is that at 15 your course management wasn't good. Lay up before the creek, 100 yards on to the green with a wedge. Birdie putt beckons. :-) Nice tip though.

Paul, I really enjoy the effortless pain free body golf swing with driver I had picked up from this technique you had taught in previous video lessons and tips. It sure does work! I did gain 50 yards. My normal drives were 180-200. Average 190. I started hitting 220...then 225....finally 235...all in one round. It was nice to use a 7 iron or a shorter iron for my 2nd shot rather than a 4 iron or wood in which I hit my irons well. (I use a different swing technique with my irons I won't change) My drives is what is impressing me. For years, I struggle getting off the tee box with driver. Took time to get rid of the dreaded banana ball slice. Once I did, I was looking for power. I had not implemented the back foot instep push off yet but only can imagine how much further I send that ball down the fairway. Thank you for the wonderful tip...Got the relax easy effortless swing down...let's add that back foot! Can't wait to give it a go! Oh, I'm 51 with a 14 hcp. 👍⛳🏌️‍♂️🇺🇸

Excellent, was taught this

Thanks for Hogan's tip...

Absolutely the most illusive power move of all. I want it! If I could hit 300 I can say I've reached my goal in golf. The score means nothing compared to that 300. I've been smashing away for years with a 220 max. So frustrating. Thank you Paul for your honest tips.

This tip.... Along with gripping club like I have a bird in my hands .... rotating my shoulders like a top.... and not swinging with my arms..... releases a ton of energy!! It improves my distance exponentially!! Love the videos!!

Hi Paul, ur info on how to hit driver for 7 bucks was worth every dollar on top to all the great instructions on your channel. I have been tinkering with diff ways to hit the golf balls for the last 5 years and stumbled on ur videos and gave it a try. I played some good golf today. My farthest drive was 300 plus straight down the middle of a par 5 540 yards. My arms were completely relaxed and went along for the ride as I followed your tips on how to coil the upper body and release with the legs and hip turn. Got on the green 80 percents of the time! U were right!

This works!! The problem is to do it consistently! Naturally, I'm always inclined to muscle it to get more...but end up getting less!!

Many years ago as a caddy I remember when I was with the better golfers,when they would swing the club I could hear the change rattle in their pockets,this push and rotate may well explain that rattle noise.I am a firm believer that there are two distinct golf swings,one uses the lower half and the other uses the upper half of the body to generate club head speed.

...the ‘body swing’ is the best for me as far as distance and consistency is concerned...at 69 I had to go left handed as my left hip was bone on bone...I played okay right , but wanted to continue to play golf as best I could... came across the Body Swing’...and all the tips from Paul have made me play better than I could have imagined... to anyone, this is very easy to learn , albeit every swing has a need for technique ( but you don’t need to be triple joined like most of the other swing methods )...but once I practiced what Paul was teaching, I was getting consistent compression that I never experienced before...Paul says at 75 you get weaker... but I’m not worrying because I’m now smoking my drives ( 190 ish hitting at 70% like Paul recommends ) and hitting greens ( 160 in ) while now at 72 years young with this swing... and after a round, I have energy left, and NO back pain... thanks Paul for your videos and for making my golf game fun....

I think it was Arnold Palmer who said: "If I want to hit the ball farther, I slow my swing down!" I think he meant he slowed his arms down IE trying to kill the ball which you mention in your video. I love the fact you teach the effortless swing because like many players my first thought is swing hard and kill the ball. The entire body plays a role and I'm glad you mentioned the role of the hips, legs etc. I will admit the first video I watched of yours on the effortless swing my first thought was...Yeah right! Well I was wrong. Congrats on 100K! Thanks for the videos Paul!

I actually did this one time years ago and it floored me. I remember contact was just ok but instead of hitting 4 iron next shot, i hit a 9 iron. That's at least 50 yards difference. Not sure why i didnt pick up on it after that but i'm gonna try it once i have this body swing down pat.

Paul, people do not understand how much energy comes from being attached to the ground. All good boxers, soccer players, pitchers, quarterbacks, tennis players etc.use the ground as an anchor/Power point. Some of them don’t even know it. An extreme example would be a pitcher jumping to throw the ball - if he was not anchored to the ground he would not get near the power he does from digging his lead leg in and propelling himself forward. Another example would be a quarterback throwing across his body. Especially a right handed quarterback rolling left and throwing right. He just doesn’t have the power that he does when he sets his feet, closes his body to his target, and releases the ball. A good punch is followed by a shift in weight where the boxer grounds himself on his punching leg and throws a nice tight punch. It’s physics. Great lesson as always!

Thanks Paul. Great Video. Could you show in detail how to push off the foot and how that affects the other leg?

I was doing this just yesterday by concentrating on my weight on my instep on the backswing. I was trying to work on rotation with my hips & pushing off with my right foot instep was helping with my iron shots...they seemed more penetrating in the ball flight. Working on getting my wrist loose as I hinge & re-hinge in my follow-thru. I just started reading “Bobby Jones on Golf” and in Chapter One, he talks about the same swing concepts in your Swing Machine Golf book. “Two of the important points in the swinging machinery are the wrists and hips; if the wrists do not flex easily, or if the trunk does not turn readily, a true swing cannot be accomplished.” - Bobby Jones

Hi Paul must say I do love all the instruction, and gyve it all my best trying all of it sadly I'm now just turned 72 years old and trying desperately to get some consistency back in my game have got back from a golf week with buddies and pleased to say much improvement only thing I have suffered is that transering mi weight to hit with my legs and lower body than my arms the heals of my feet are now very painful knot blaming you the instruction is fantastic

I tried this, just aiming for 80% of my usual distance - wow! The ball exploded off the club and went way over my usual 100% distance. 😳 EVERY. BALL.

Hey Paul - I've been focusing on the instep quite a bit and read your comment below regarding "instep-heel". That's interesting and in taking a few practice swings it feels more powerful and balanced than when I was focusing on "instep-toe". Hmm. Plan to continue non-ball practice swings as well as hitting balls later to work on this in addition to rolling wrists MUCH EARLIER in my downswing rather than trying to roll them a fraction of a second prior to impact like I've been trying to do (LoL!).

Maybe you would prefer the term ,buggy whip swing,that describes the arms and upper torso swing Then comes the modern swing that encourages using the lower body and the ground .In the old days we also described the two major swings as golfers that swing through the ball and the other was the hitter or the golfer that hit at the ball. I'm 80 and still practice every day,still play reg tees and hdcp 3 to 5. I use different swings for different conditions and am always open to learning new techniques.

Hey Paul every since I adapted this style The guys in my group are amazed.. You are a true golfer thanks so much this.

@Paul - Added into my "at home practice" this week one of things on the list that needed work; -- Back of the left knee needs to fire straight back not at the target! This made a noticeable difference. It became readily apparent, that this movement made me better aware of swing sequence. In fact, it made me realize that it was indeed missing from the swing sequence altogether. It helped tremendously in just about every part of the downswing sequence. Timing this move with unhinging has produced a crisper action. I hope I can get out this weekend for some range time and video.

Thanks Paul!

Tiger Woods seems to be using a modified pro version of this. I noticed the change, but couldn't put a finger on exactly what changed. He still has to un-learn all the previous years, and some swings are not good. When I found you 3 months ago I said "that's it". I decided to change, risking my 10 Hcp. I'm now a 7. Keep them coming.

Awesome, Ben Hogan was a BOSS.

I have ordered this paid the $7.00 and still have received nothing. I watch your videos, like your program. I am a golf pro, been teaching some of your methods, it works. Dr Jim Kerley

I have been using the stack and tilt method for several months. I hit it pretty good that way but recently my back started killing me. What to do? Then I remembered seeing the pain free method of swinging a golf club that I dabbled with last year. So I started using your method a couple of days ago when I practiced in my back yard. I can hit up to about 90 yds or so to a small green that I built years ago. I'm a retired golf course superintendent by the way. To make a long story short Thank You Mr. Paul Wilson. I played today and guess what my back doesn't hurt. Can't wait to really get into your method. Thanks again.

This increased my feeling to fire my hips. I'll continue to practice it. For now I am not able to handle the increased speed. Ball is going randomly sliced, pulled, hooked, pushed, topped, fat...

I like your lessons. It helps me a lot! I got a question : weight shift and hip turn can have in the same time ?Or which is more powerful?

So, the weather is usually putting a hinder on golf where I live at this time of year, but as fortune would have it, the weather was awesome today, in the low 60’s. So I decided to play 9 holes, and I tried this tip. I’m 50, have a long term back injury, and have built a rotational swing that keeps my back protected, but I’ve never been able to really get my distance back from 10 years ago. The way I’ve been getting better distance was a stronger grip, and feeling like I’m driving my right shoulder (I’m a right handed player) through the swing. My average distance with my driver is 241 yards in this manner. Today I decided to try pushing into my right foot instep, and driving it string through the swing. All I can say is, I’m really sad I didn’t find this tip sooner. I have a GPS unit that will measure the distance from where I hit the ball, to where it lands when I get to it. I was 29 yards further with the driver, and 27 with my 3 wood, all measured on multiple shots. And, I was really only driving my right leg, I’d say 65% as hard as I could. I stayed rubbery loose in my hands and arms (which is my normal swing), and pushing off like this I found also was giving me a better pure strike with my irons. My accuracy was dead on, and I was hitting a solid soft draw all day. And I felt no pain in my back, which I desperately protect. It was nuts...I shot 39 on the front, and was even on 5 holes on the back before I ran out of sunlight. I’m going back tomorrow to play again and try and push a little harder. If I can average 270 yards with my driver, it will change the trajectory of my game. I hit a 4 iron 222 yards today! I’m just blown away...thank you Paul! Incredible tip... I’m making plans to do a golf school with you in 2021.

Have you considered adding some weight to the club head in order to get a better feel for pushing off on the trail foot this also helps with the timing of the push off. I also hit Dixie cups when my timing gets off,the noise feedback helps me to pour on the coal at the right time.

Hi Paul, In this video when you mention instep, you point at the ball of the rear foot, not the heel. Do you feel 80 percent mostly on the ball of your instep, or more evenly from the ball of your instep to your heel or some other instep distribution when fully loaded on the rear foot ? Thanks for all your great golf instruction.

I always enjoy Paul's videos. ..actually, learn something - right leg thrust/push is key and sorry to sound cliche, but EASY ! It's intuitive, so go at it ! .... didn't know about Hogan and his extra instep cleat, either thanks :)

Awesome Paul. Played good bunker shots for a long time then lost it about three months ago. Started during rainy season and the hard wet bunkers got worse so that even with fluffy bunkers I couldn’t get out. You gave two tips today that I know will help tremendously. Thanks. One question. Have small fracture in left fibula which I am wearing a walking boot , in four weeks I have a tournament I have waited a year to- participate in. After the tournament I have four more weeks to completely heal. Pain is minimal. Question. For the next few rounds what would be a good shot routine/thought as I will need to have more weight on back foot

Paul - Great tip!!! I've been following you religiously for a couple of months now, and I don't get as much practice as I need, but things are starting to click! Do you feel any intention of holding back (resisting) with the arms as you start the push from the back instep in an effort to create lag? I am guessing the answer is "no, just let the arms flow naturally into the swing," but am asking "for a friend"!