New to your channel. You have a beautiful, simple swing! Would love to emulate it. Do have any down the line swing videos? Look forward to exploring your site!

Hi Sue, almost midnight in Western Australia, in spare room, recovering from cold 😉 ironically, in my once per fortnight game, I've been working on the hip turn. Even when I could play the game, I struggled to turn my hips. Then, due to lack of coordination 😖 my lateral hip movement to start the downswing turned into a full upper body lunge 😱 This is finally helping me see the wood from the trees 😊 Hope all is well 🙏

Thanks Sue, that was really helpful. 😅

This is a struggle I've been having lately. Do you have a recommendation for a drill to do to practice getting this feeling correct?

I will try both ways! Thanks!

Thank you Sue for mentioning ball position comment with fairway woods, middle of the stance. I've been crushing fairway woods down the fairway and onto the green since we talked about it earlier this season. ;-)

Gee, what if you don’t have a 5 iron?

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Does this apply to driver as well?

What changes if the ball is below your feet, on a down slope?

I have come to the conclusion after watching this.. play clock system like tiger woods says is better.. because that would give every individual club a rang and rotation of its own.. . A faster Speed for every club only puts you back where you started .. 🤔 Unless your talking changing club speed every club that's ridiculous

Stupid so you're saying. If you increase speed the clubs will go different distances.. retarded.. are you suggesting you increase it individually for every club.. otherwise why would one swing go further than the other.. you're not making sense

Tried this today a few times. Best club for this is the putter.

it almost appears that you could have hit a full normal shot, the branches didn't appear to be problematic, maybe its bad camera work on the situation

Excellent advice..Thanks Sue

Driver works best!

very good! thank you. rich

Your instruction is great I wish you would do more close up shots from different angles on the hands, forearms, and arms because you're the only one that really talks about the proper rotating of the forearms with the wrist being bowed. As a new golfer once I watch your video and I understood that I was not rotating Properly and I applied what you explained it dropped my score by 10 strokes a round!

As a driving range worker, i would thoroughly recommend visiting your local driving range if you’ve never played before. Professional golfers are at hand to give honest advice, and there are clubs you can use on site without any outlay to see if the sport suits you.

This is awful.... "want to stop choking. Think about pizza. Thanks for joining me. For more golf GOLD like this. Please subscribe" omg

you are able to get a very deep handpath behind you.... most amateurs aren't that young or flexible... I know I am not. Wish I was.

Love it. Solved a major problem .

Well okay, I'm intrigued. I never heard that one before, I'll give that a try.

As always, super helpful. A recent visual check/feel I've been working on is lead elbow pointing to the ground when arms are parallel in the follow through. I have a tendency to hold shots off, where my elbow points behind me (left of target for a right had golfer). Getting that external rotation of the lead arm to square the clubface allows you to get the club reliably square using your bigger muscles, which is far more consistent than trying to manipulate the clubface with your hands/wrists. Spot on as always!

So much sense Sue!

Steel shafts entered the chat Do this with steel shafts and youll never hit a good shot

Great drill!

Great video

Great Video. I very much prefer this explanation versus the idea of simply putting a towel under my armpits and not dropping them. At least this way I can see whats causing my chicken-wing. Would practicing with angled alignment sticks on the driving range help me focus on shallowing my swing to avoid the chicken-wing ?

I shot 70’s most my life with a chicken wing swing. it never caused impact issues because the ball was well on its way when i had to compensate for a war injury to my left elbow on my finish.

Would this apply to fairway woods or hybrids as well?

Not swing slowly and you're supposed to find the comfortable swing and start their

Thank you Sue for the drill. Every once and a while hitting the ball to the right. I was about to ask you for a drill. Good enough for me to work on it. 👍😉

Clear as MUD !!!

Very good info. I will say that you will have to practice this new move extensively. It does have a tendency of causing snap hooks if you rotate your forearms too much but with practice it will definitely improve your ball flight. I work on this mostly with my driver and has helped tremendously.

Thanks. Appreciate you replying so quickly. I’ll try your tip at the range tomorrow 😊

Thanks. So does this mean trying to delay turning your body at the start of the downswing and feel like your arms start and the body follows?😊

I have been battling a slice for years now. I will try this the next time I'm at the range. I had thought that rotation of the body through impact would help fix the slice, but what you are saying makes sense .

So closed face = face close to a horizontal plane and open = face close to a vertical plane.

Love the tip!!! No filler ...thanks!!

Two minutes... Clear and to the point ....Refreshing!!! I'm all in!!!

2 minute video that was concise and useful, how about that. You just got a sub!

This is concise and what I’ve been looking for. Now I know at least what to look for. I’m always told I’m closed at the top but I can’t see it so I don’t know what to do. Now I see it’s pointing to the sky and I can do ‘thumbs up’ to get it in between the two. Thanks for this Sue.

Nice check points on how the wrists work for a partial/pitch shot and where the shaft/butt of club should point after follow thru. Thanks Sue!

Great simple explanation. Thanks

Here’s what I say. After decades of golf, I’ve found that the body gives you a smoother swing. It’s bigger and it turns easily. Tuck your right elbow to your side and turn. Perfect every time.

Hello Sue, I'm in Madison, WI and am wondering where you’d recommend having my putting stroke and putter looked at to see if they match. Any suggestions?

Best video on posture I’ve seen as so well explained - I’m too upright and tend to hit a lot of thins. Well done, Sue 👍 Ken, London

promo sm 😄

Thank you for the numbers