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Of the best explanation I seen for hitting a draw with irons. A follow up video for hitting draws with Driver/ fairway woods would be awesome.

Genuinely appreciate how you explain all these concepts in a super digestible way. This makes so much sense and was recently what helped me finally stop hitting slices

Great video. I especially appreciate the very detailed explanation of the process of changing the setup to affect a desired result. Most importantly, you calmly and REPEATEDLY go over the steps necessary in order/ succession. To me, thats extremely important. It reinforces the process and doesn't make the lesson overwhelming to absorb. Great stuff, thank you.

Thank you for all the great explanations as always!

Fantastic explanation of the most basic fundamentals

Great video with nice detailed instruction. As well as insight. I really appreciate that. Thanks!

This solely depends on the type of slice. If it's a pull slice you have a slightly closed face to target and a path that's very out to in. ( Easy fix would be drop the trail foot back)(Odds are will produce a duck hook until you find the matching foot alignment) If it's a straight slice meaning starting down the target line then veering off then odds are you are good with face control honestly but still a bad path( same as above foot alignment) If it's a push slice you're swinging as if you could draw the ball aka shallowing but you opened the face. ( Hood the face at address more and or stronger grip) It's not always a path issue and a face issue. You have to diagnose you have really 3 different slice patterns. If you hit to left and turns right it's a severe path issue If it's straight to right it's a path issue. If it's a right more right it's a face issue. I like your teaching but finding out it's 3 different styles makes it easier to fix it. A lot of people think they're face is square if it's square to target, that only works if you have a perfect path which isn't achievable 99 percent of the time. I really am an advocate for if you hit a straight slice or a straight draw you have great face control to what your intentions are. Best way I think to fix a slice is still play it, play a fade. I was a straight slice hitter for years now I hit a slight pull fade can hit both ways at times and I'm a 3.1 handicap and going down. Only thing I did was feel the toe addressing the ball a little turned down and slightly open stance I used to be very open. I aim the face at the left edge of the fairway in case it goes straight or if it does have a rare slight draw it's in the rough, grip the club set my feet recheck my target and expected landing area (2 different areas) and get through the ball

This is great. I love the idea to make sure you are “preset to actually hit the shot we are intending to hit”.

Right on the money for my irons. Thanks.

Thanks for sharing. A very new concept. For driver, we just need to do the forearm rotation to 2 o'clock with Straight shaft, ball position to the left heel and weight 50-50. correct?

Lovely explanation. Would this set up help with a bad back?

Face closed to the shaft is the part I can’t understand. Does this mean the leading edge of the Club is slightly closed to the target?

This same for driver

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sorry bro can you explain this to me like im 10 years old hahahahha im getting it but then dont want to confuse myself