Love these short sweet lesson videos. Thanks Adam

Excellent video. I’m a lifelong golfer and low handicapped player. I was taught from an early age to hit the golf ball from the inside so I’ve always been a draw player but the blocked right/hook has always been my Achilles heel. I will work on these drills thank you.

Your videos are so helpful Adam. You teach in a way that is easy to understand - can’t wait to try it tomorrow! Thank you so much - Dottie

Such an awesome instructor, wished I could attend in-person lessons at your academy. You Rock, Adam!

It is an honor every time I get to listen to you teach me

Great Adam; I play to a low single handicap and my misses are hooks too left and blocks. I feel like most online videos are for people with too outside/In paths and open faces; so this video is perfect for me. To gain more of a feel of turning the corner low and left is a huge feeling I am excited to try to get my swing more neutral and hopefully more consistent

Great video Adam , as a scratch golfer , when I have a bad round it’s all about my drives or irons are pushed right due to early extension. Thanks for this 🏌️‍♀️⛳️👍

Occasional pusher of the ball but chronic hip extension, have got better by swinging slower but this explains what I do perfectly. Great vid Adam keep them coming. From Brisbane Australia ⛳🏌‍♂️👍

Hi Adam from the UK. Thanks, as always, another great video. I push my drives sometimes, or hit a nice draw. I have a standard in to out club path and having used Trackman in a studio, I can now see my negative or positive club to path. It's work in progress!

Thanks for the tip, always trying to improve.

Adam, big fan of this lesson - thanks.

Always good lessons from SGA.

Thank you very much Sir.

Hi,for the player that over rotted find him self pushing the club to the left,we must go some right before left.hope it makes sense.thank you sr your opinion please.

Good morning once again mr bazalgette..great vid this is one of my problems..ive got to get my body rotation down and get rid of my sway..its quite annoying..but your vids seem to be helping! Thank you sir! Keep on swinging!

I think that the most important point you made was…. Play around with extremes. See what’s required to start the ball left, and curve it right, and vice versa. I purposely work the ball on almost every shot. A straight, neutral flight is the hardest one to perfect. However, if you can predict your ball flight, golf becomes MUCH easier. Example…. I’m basically trying to work the ball towards the trouble. Let’s say there’s a driving hole, with a pond up the right side. I’ll start my ball towards the left edge of the fairway, or even slightly in the rough. Then purposely hit a fade. If it fades, it’s in the middle. If it stays straight, then I’m still ok. Or, say the pin is tucked left, and short siding yourself would most likely lead to bogey. Aim at the right edge of the green, and draw it in. The ball will constantly be working it’s way towards the target(the pin). Even if it doesn’t draw, you’re on the correct side to easily save par. I think trying to play a straight ball is a big mistake in golf. If the ball starts curving, in either direction, it’s always working itself away from your target. You have to eliminate the 2-way miss. It will kill your scores.

Need a little curve on that blade lol. Great drill.

Great stuff

Nice video as always! Had a thought on a different part of the game, I have a problem with my putting path going "out" in takeaway and then sort of back on path again. Any suggestions, maybe something in my posture that is off? All the best and thanks for the content!

Wow this is great, my first video I've seen from you. Subscribed. I think the reason I found it was because I searched up "why do I push right on par 3's". I have a feeling its all mental, but I only push right on Par 3's. Is this a thing? I've struggled with it my whole life and its super frustrating. I have clubbed up and down and still results in this issue.

Adam, I'm in the category of hooks, pushes, fats, thins, and inside out shanks! My back is such that I cannot tilt a lot at the golf ball. I have to turn much more level and fight getting the club too far behind me. This is so grooved that even making sure the club stays outside my hands, I will still duck under and get stuck. Do you have a thought to turn but keep the club more in front of me on the backswing?

You have a very distinct "drop into the slot" as you transition at the top and I'm wondering if that is generated by the movement of your body in transition. It's a beautiful move, somewhat reminiscent of Rory (yes, I did said that!). Thanks.

Hello Adam. Would these symptoms also lead to the dreaded shank, especially with the lower irons?

as someone whos issue is the early extension...do these drills fix early extension, or these drills are for swing path flaws and the early extension should be fixed first with different E.E. drills in your other videos? thank you for the content

Adam any drills u have to get rid of hitting the ball on the toe of my irons...somehow this gremlin started to show up...senior golfer

What do you mean by the grip causing the face to be de lofted? I was told I drag the handle to much causing de loft I’ve been trying to release the club earlier and more from the inside like the amateur in the video would that be wrong for me if I’m dragging the handle to much. Thx

You should learn more about hockey. It’s the best sport with the most amazing athletes. Lot of them play golf off season too

I play with a guy, former hockey player, hockey style swing he's only 5'5 toe up almost always goes left.

Still has the best golf swing around

I wonder what Andy is shooting now..??

Biggest issue with my game is my push shot, especially with driver. It can be absolutely massive and frequently ends up on fairway of whatever hole is to the right of me 🙈

I would love to know how difficult it was for Adam to get a hold of a hockey stick in Australia lol. If I wanted a cricket bat, I would have no clue where to get one (I live in Canada) so I imagine that wasn't just something he picked up at the local mall lol. I'd enjoy hearing the story btw if anyone reads this from the academy! And btw....not many people recognize this but in ice hockey, the correct way to take a slap shot is to impact the ice several inches behind the puck. This allows the stick to bend/flex which stores energy in the shaft and then is released through impact and the follow through. Obviously not how you want to do that in the drill he demonstrated but I just thought I'd mention it! :)

I’m confused by this video. I thought that you were not supposed to make that outside in move?

No, don't mark those fairways, Adam. Man, it's like carpet.