What separates your channel from all the rest is your slow mo and drills .well done and thanks

This guy is killing it. Thanks for doing what you’re doing. My game has improved so much

Wow. This is exactly how I learned to play in the 1970s - my left heel off the ground and left knee pointing behind the ball. My heroes were Nicklaus and Watson. Great to see this advice 50 years on. 😄

Ive been playing golf for two years now and watching the videos of JChown for over a year. Following his tips and instruction and I have gained massive distance and completely eradicated my slice. I will be honest though, it has not been easy and I have had to work hard at changing my swing because at first it feels weird, but if you persist then it starts to feel natural. These days I occasionally suffer from a hook especially with my lower irons such as my wedge but even so the distance I get has almost doubled from when I fist started. I have a better idea of what a good swing looks and feels like and so I can try to correct it, but knowing what I an doing wrong not always the same as getting my body to do what I want it to do. I never miss a video from JChown as I know I will see quality, easy to follow instruction.

Wow man! Another great instruction and drill!!! Thank you! Can’t get enough of your expertise!

Your instruction is absolutely the best on KZfaq. Clear and concise, thank you for all the effort that goes into these videos. Cheers from CT in the USA.

Nice power , wow rotation , love it. tomorrow, practice this video. Thanks

Worked perfectly for me . Thanks

Yep. Nicklaus and Watson lifted the heel off the ground. Worked great for both. 26 majors between them. Watson nearly won the Open at age 59 only getting beaten by Stewart Cink in a playoff.

Just started watching your videos, Jon - like the clarity of your instruction so keep up the good work 👍 Had lesson at Woodford on Wednesday - my swing is back to front at the mo’ - too laid off on backswing and too steep down - gotta reverse that ! 😁

I agree with you (Hips tuning, lifting the left heel). One question : at the top of your backswing, where is your weight ? On the right heel ? (I hope you understand, I am a french man, my English is not perfect)

I was pumped what you were saying then I saw your slow motion shot showed you hands turning over, the video before said that was old school, what's the go

Heresay, man, heresay!!!!!

Golf is played with a ball on the ground. The ground is down. There is no perfect golf swing but the more you rotate around, the flatter your swing becomes so your contact point becomes more critical because your club face is only on the target line for a fraction of an inch. The golf swing isn't a "merry-go-round" and it isn't a "ferris wheel". It's somewhere between the two and that's the part everyone needs to determine for themselves. I would suggest people try swing their arms UP AND DOWN and cocking your wrists up and down keeping the leading edge of the club parallel to your spine. Mix this ARM UP AND DOWN MOTION with a twisting of the upper body to the right and then all the way to the left and you will see and feel impact like you've never experienced. A good key is having your wrists fully set/cocked at the top of a full backswing with the club shaft parallel to the target line and parallel to the ground and a 90 degree shoulder turn...and as much hip turn as you can. From there think of swinging the butt end of your grip toward the outside of your right pelvis so it points to the pelvis and you simultaneously twist or turn your body completely through the shot to a full and balanced follow through. Allow your wrists to be tension free and smash DOWN as hard as you want as your turn back through the shot. The leading edge of your club is always parallel to your spine so you don't have to turn or manipulate the club face. Do this slowly until you understand what is happening. When done properly, the ball will fly longer and straighter than you can imagine. You simply have to understand the concept. Two movements synchronized. Arms go up and down. Body twists to the right and back all the way around to the left. Direction of swing is DOWN but twisting of body makes the club go around.

That first “stable” base wrecked my back.

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