Amazing concept!

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I’ve watched thousands of golf videos, but this tops them all. It tells me that I suck at golf.

Is there a manual or book to go along with this video? this was super informative.

If you saw this Video you would never take up golf, if this is so easy why do the Professionals hit do many poor shots.

I absolutely adore my DST 8 iron. It’s impossible for a coach to tell you how impact should feel. Regardless how many times I’ve asked any of my coaches. This club immediately lets me feel where I should be at impact and I simply work back from there. 👍🏼

I probably wouldn’t need this video If I learned to play golf when I was young. But for someone who learned golf later in life, this is really an incredible video and is super helpful for explaining the physics of the game. Thank you British homie!

Bloody perfect bud

Excellent video.. the best I have ever seen!!!

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Very good drills

The center of mass of a golf club does not exist on the shaft but several millimeters or centimeters away in the direction of the club head

I am soooo glad I stumbled upon this!!!

I was looking to buy the 8 iron, but it is not available for a lefty male...

Very well-done video. I have purchased the DST 8 Iron and Wedge. Let's see how my impact improves!

I would be happy to use it if it helps.

wow, this is fantastic!

Wish I would have seen this video 20+ years ago. Every other instructional video like eliminating early extension and swinging from the inside now makes a lot more sense when you truly understand what’s optimal geometry at impact and maintaining lag pressure.

If you want to allow for more hinge at the top, you can take your thumb off, itll give the feel of a more hinge set wrist. When people have a poor hinge, this is the first step. I also like to grab the club head with my off hand (when I do just the top half of this drill) so I can use tha thand to force the lead hand to not cup. You are the most knowledgeable instruction on youtube. Every action you mention is based on logic and functional movement.

As a teaching pro, that focuses (and gives you credit whenever I go into detail on one of my videos), I have to tell you that when I found your first 'if you play golf you need' video, it changed how I taught golf. I made a recent video that talks about Phil Mickelson making comments that directly support this exacty philosophy. In the video I explain how having the hands forward does a few things, that Phil didn't mention, but helps to explain the physics and mechanics of the human body during the golf swing. In my opinion, forward press and a shortened back swing is the key to mid handicap golf. Until someone reaches a single digit handicap the more complicated techniques are wasted. One thing people dont mention enough is the newest 'tilt and cover' lingo that is going around. Without your hands forward, there is literally no way to hit a ball from the middle to front of the stance, without thinning or scooping. Another is the 'miss' scenario. If you can have your hands in front of the ball at all times, and you have a moderately consistent path, you can force your miss to be left or right every time as the club head remains in control. I play a cut both in my rounds, and in Long Drive Competition. I allows me to know exactly where my club face is and gives me a starting point to every day. Thanks so much for what you do. You motivated me to start my channel, and if you ever get to the states / South Florida please look me up. I would love to just talk golf with someone I consider transformative in this space.

To be frank. This is the main golf video you need to watch. Out of the millions I have watched none of them have explained this.

Best golf video by far i have ever watched ! Not sure why it took 30 years for me to find this ! Brilliant!

Thank you for the well informative vid..

Great stuff i watched the video several times then went to the golf range. I played today and shot 2 over my handicap.

Great video ! What helped me the most was the hockey stick swing feel. I practiced the hockey feel at home. It took me around 20 balls on the range to improve my impact position.

How do I beat feel vs. real? I know the position I need to get to, it always feels like I do it, but once I bring out the video I’m always flipping. What’s the best tip to get into the money position?

Best golf instruction I have had. So easy to understand. Been playing for years and been doing things wrong for years 😂

Buy when yu watch pros swing the clubface defiatly rolls over after impact they don't hold the clubface square after contact

Very good with the club pro. I practice 2 times a week. I’m a senior golfer turned 70 last year. Unfortunately I have arthritis throughout my body, especially in my right hand and fingers. I’m a right handed golfer. I use JumboMax Medium Tour grips, because I can’t close my fingers on my right hand, and wear a bionic golf glove on my right hand. These gloves have pads built in the finger joints. I practice on Tuesday and Thursday, play on Saturday when weather permits. Every other day routine because my fingers need to recover. I volunteer my time helping others at the range I frequent. It’s my way of giving back to the game, that offers me the opportunity to enjoy even beyond 70 years of age. I’ve been an advocate student of the game, more so in last few years, because of time available with retirement from working. I use a lot of the same techniques that I saw on the first video of yours. I believe in working on my impact position, always keeping the handle ahead of the club head, weight forward on front foot, staying centered with head behind the ball, at impact. I’m an inside to out swinger. I just wish I knew earlier what I know now, when my body was in better shape. Unfortunately life doesn’t go that way for some of us.

So simple and so powerful. It’s the repeatability that makes it so hard, IMO.

few questions if you dont mind: is this impact position similar to the concept of compression i often hear about? would more shaft lean at address be a good idea to reach impact? and how to flight the ball high while delofting the club with such an impact? thanks

you're genius thanks so much man

I am analytical.... Most informative and explanatory video ever!!!!! WOW....100%

Manufactures can keep producing equipment with larger sweet spots, lighter Shafts, faster clubfaces but the impact line situated on the hosel of DST training clubs give the best indication in delivering an iron to produce great impact, a must for all golfers 🏌🏻‍♂️ It’s great to see the optimal impact and work the swing backwards from there

Great information providing a clear and concise explanation of what should happen through the impact position. Food for thought for sure. Thank you

Absolutely awesome instruction!

I’d purchase a set of clubs with the DST line immediately if available!

As I started learning and playing golf, this is definitely the best video ever for golfers! ❤❤❤

What a great explanation of using physics, math and body movement. What a creative way to tech golf.

This is the best description of the golf swing I've ever seen or heard. I'm pretty certain that the concept and feeling of 'lag pressure' is exactly what most amateurs are missing. It's absolutely life changing.

Putters are covered with lines, dots, ball shapes etc and no one thinks that is at all odd. I suspect that club manufacturers are more concerned that if the impact line improves their club users game they will be more likely to hang on to their old clubs than buy the latest new set in a desperate attempt to improve their game. I once lent my old scruffy set of irons to a chap and on a 200 yard par three with a green 30 foot above the tee box he hit a 5 iron and dropped the ball a few yards from the pin. The lesson I took was it's 99% the swing not the club. I hit a few shots on a simulator with my 7 iron at the invitation of my local golf shop staff. I'm rubbish, they were very polite and positive, then tried to sell me a set of Pings. We all knew it would make no difference at all to my game, I'd just be a £1k poorer. As a golfer in the trenches so to speak my advice to the golf manufactures would be the first adopter would reap the benefit. In thirty years of playing the only real repeatable improvement I have ever made is from watching and learning from the DST videos. I'd buy whichever manufacturer is first to introduce the impact line on their clubs.

How can I get the HPAM on my irons?

Hours and hours of research brought me here, and I am so thankful for you having posted this. It should have 50 million views. Unfortunately for everyone else, I will tell no one because I think it might become my secret sauce. Seriously, this is such an extensive explation of the "what" and "why." I will now try to find and drill the "how." Thank you so much.

I draw the ball and need MORE loft on my irons, not less....my question is why would I want to turn my wedge into an 8 iron?? 🤔

Glad you showed the camera showing inaccurate bowing, ppl think hickory twisted and bowed because of looking at frames at impact from old camera. I've played hickory and theyre pretty much like graphite shafts and in those days you could have stiff hickory shafts by simply not whittling them down. I could hit nice high draws or baby cuts with a mashie iron. It was basically a 5iron.

Love your golf teaching video.

A kinda deliciously ironic name for a golf coach... 'Simon Shanks'. lol

All this to get 6 yards off the tee?? I bought one of these a few years ago. I could hit the trainer well, but it didn't change my real life impact position at all. I'm pretty sure no professional caliber golfer creates shaft lean deliberately. I believe it is a consequence of other factors, but I don't claim to know exactly what those factors are!