Getting that left hand over the right toe with the back of leet hand facing away from you is a grest thought for a perfect delivery position into the back of the ball accompanied by a lateral weight shift onto the left foot. Hits the back of the ball every time. Best piece of advice yet!

I have been playing golf for 30 years I have countless videos I en I ck leadbetter asans Ballard adams merrins this is the best ever video rotating my left arm to my right toe and keeping the back of my hands facing the front of me I hit the best shots ever with effortless effort I still hit some loose shots ut I'm really incouraged thanks again ps I have tried everything the next best instruction was by chuck hogan nice shot

Been watching your vlogs for a long time now, so understandable, having been an LTA/DTB German /tennis bund, for all my life, and now retired trying to understand the wonderful game of golf, i understand the ability to coach is always the player and never the game, i guess we can all pickoutthe relevant parts as I personally just dont have the range of movement anymore, been playing 10 years , average 3/4 rounds a week, was at 6 for a while and now play around 9, lacking in distance as usual, but the shortgame is tidy, but I play golf for different reasons aside from a handicap, social./trips etc, just wanted to comment and thank you for your work, shame Im in Salisbury and youre in Solihull, regards Fraser

Absolutely Spot on to many killing their game with shallowing and lag nonsense, getting stuck, experienced and great teachers like Mike Malaska, Monty, Dan Alton all say get the club out, instead of pulling with the left hand

I think this may be the best advice I’ve heard, at least theory wise! I’ll practice a lot of this feel next range session 🙏

I do that exact drill with my teaching Pro. Is worth putting some insulating tube or pool noodle over the alignment stick as occasionally you may crash into it and this'll protect the club.

Really great analysis

How do you not block it to the right? I practice this and hit blocks. I can't seem to get it square.

"Hands in front of the body". Have heard that so many times but I can't figure out where the hands are then, as opposed to not being in front. Does "hands in front" only refer to the point that you illustrate, i.e., when your hands are on the ball to target line? And if they're not in front at that point, where will they be?