You explain everything better than anyone else, Clay. My golf gets easier with each video.

Love the airplane! Great stuff. Thank you for sharing this with us, Clay.

What....No link to the PLANE teaching aide, love it. Thanks for the day to day hard work making all these videos....OH look Da Plane boss Da plane :)

Thanks Clay, that makes sense. I got pretty descent with my pitching in the back yard with my 60. Hitting like you show with more of a connected body motion. Today I was working on the full swing, leading with my hips, and getting a more open and compressed shot with the shaft lean and hands forward. It was working great, so I tried it with my pitches. Chunk city. The hip led and the hand just dropped into the ground a lot of the time. I see now that I need both of those swings. Thanks for the videos!

Thanks for this...I would finally master the pitch shot only for it to affect the full swing--major slice applied. Or, having a repeatable full swing that would affect the efficacy of pitching. You have ably explained why, thank you!

Hi Clay. Love the airplane demo. Can you show the same analysis on driver?

This is the equivalent of an underhand toss (pitching) for accuracy and the other a power/overhead throw for distance (full swing) ?

In one of your videos you emphasis taking a seated position in your stance so that your knees are bent and your hips naturally rotate. When I look at Jack Nicklaus's swing he is fully crouched at at the top of this back swing and he doesn't straighten his legs until after impact after turning his hips into the flight path - is that a correct analysis?

How are you attaching the plane to the shaft?

I notice your body motion is the same in the full and pitch swing with a stable base. The difference is that in the full swing your shoulders coil behind your torso setting up the lower body to swing the shoulders and arms around your body. In the pitch shot, it is more shoulder flexion and less lower body power in the down swing.

The plane is a great coaching aid!!

I think you showed me how to play tennis too. Thanks.

Robert Baker had a plane like that. Do they make ones like yours? I took a lesson with you years ago.

Do you bow your wrist for wedges?

Hi Clay in your YT."have you been hitting your wedges wrong" you said at the 60 yards pitch shot to turn clubface down. In this movie you talk of more straight up face with the pitch shot. Can you pls explain? Thx.

Is there a different release?

great videos are you aware that some of your videos are on a channel called Data Animation?

Very interesting. Very different than the other two instructors I follow. They promote a different swing for driver than irons, which is working for me. Everyone is different, you have to find what works for you.

Plane and simple instruction.

At what yardage (or other metric) do you transition to the stable fluid spine - needing more force to hit a sand wedge beyond a pitch shot?

Another awesome video Clay man keep them coming! Hey clay come play a round with a disabled combat vet man I’m only about 2 hrs west of you Glenn Lakes Florida is my home course it’s in Weeki Wachee I’ve got the medical card you know what’s up man 😂😂 Hell it’s worth a shot ya never know 😂 Either way all is good 👍

damn, you beat me to it.

nose behind the ball with an iron swing?

Where did you get the airplane aid? I'm a pilot and would love to get one! Thanks.

Mike Dunaway used to use an airplane as a visual aid in his lessons! RIP Mike.

That's such an old technique for the full swing, no one should learn to swing the club like that. Closing the face on the down swing? releasing the club? The modern technique taught today is far more consistent with less face movement through impact and hits the ball far more solid

It was clear, during the slow mo full swing demo, that your left wrist did NOT break down on the release (right arm parallel). Is that what you are advocating?

Lot of Clarity in his teaching process.

I'm the first one to view this video :-)