Thanks Wilson

I love the deer! They always seem to make an appearance 👍

Thanks 🙏🏻

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Thanks, the wildlife always seem to show up when I’m out there

So true Martin, and it certainly doesn’t feel easy, sometimes the game feels extremely hard work!

Hope they help Rob

Thanks for watching

Love that, thanks Dean

I think I’m going to do a longer video on this as there have been a few comments asking for a little more on this

Thanks

Thanks Owen

The most expensive isn't necessarily the right driver

Wow great playing Robert, sounds like that driver is most definitely a strong point for you

Thanks

Thanks Jason

Thanks and glad you enjoy the content. Unfortunately at the moment I’m not offering individual coaching sessions

I can certainly try to create something align those lines

Now that sounds like a plan!! I’ll get right on that!

I’d say to try and get the driver going in practice and then when it begins to behave introduce it on the course again

@@ChrisRyanGolf I will have a go at that plan thanks Chris

I’ll definitely try to add this, actually just filmed a video today on fairway bunkers but that is for my Facebook page

Keep grinding away and ok sure you will see results,

Yes 3 wood should be closer to driver

Ideally the dead centre, although a little high and a little to the toe end of the club often works well for some

They have loads of lessons, they flush it too…… just camera shy 🤣

Yes definitely, too wide and you become very stable but you loose mobility, so a happy medium is ideal

I’d like to see them in line with the ball Will, it’s always somethjng that I have struggled with, I try to get them forward but they always slip back

There will be a technical reason for this, the hard part is trying to find what that is, that should be the goal over the next few rounds or practice sessions

Far too many people not mentioning this. Several of these videos have deer just randomly grazing.

Aren’t they great! They live out on the back 9 so always nice to see them

Pressure shift is lower body not upper, stop the sway

It’s a great question and a topic that is hard to do justice in the comments section, I’ll definitely try to cover this in a future video though

@@desano1975 yeah I think where my brain gets held up on. Is that, you can't really exert force/pressure downwards without their being a weight transfer. so if you just stand up right now, with weight distributed 50/50 and without pushing on anything else above you, or moving any of your "mass" over to one leg, and try to push down with one leg into the ground - you can't. Try to push down on one leg, you can't really do that without there being weight to shift over it, and load into that leg so you can then push off the ground. Now yes, I do agree onthe whole "don't sway" thing. And maybe that's more what golftec/stack&tilt golfers cite, is don't sway. I don't know, I can't find a consistent answer, and both sides will point to pro golfers say they do shift weight and they don't shift weight.

Used kits? What kits do you mean?

@@ChrisRyanGolf Golf set please. Bag, clubs etc. Thanks

Hey Robbie, thanks for watching, I’m sorry but not too sure what you mean by 3 from 27, can you expand on that please? Thanks

Tell me about it Brian…. I’ve given them plenty of chances to learn…. Just not interested 🤣

I agree