If you use Instagram feel free to drop me a DM and il send a detailed video on how this works. The shortish answer is, better technique and slower speeds will actually generate more speed as your body won't stall through the shot. Many people think arms moving quickly is speed.... They are very wrong, if your body has to stop or compensate in order for you to make contact with the golf ball then you lose alot of speed. So this feeling / drill keeps the club head wide and will keep you on a better plane then with the body rotating your consistency will improve as this is a very repeatable action.

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment

I will have more advanced guides coming but a lot of the time, a simple thought can help with multiple different things! Appreciate the comment pal

Hi Jake, great question, I have got a beginners video coming out on the downswing but in this beginner series I'm not going into too much detail as I just want people to start with simple thoughts. To answer your question, we shouldn't focus on trying to make anything work in a certain way independently, if you rotate correctly in the backswing without using arms you will have width / depth in the arm structure, from that position the club will naturally shallow as we continue our downswing. I will have some advanced guides coming on here but if you shoot me a message on Instagram I'm happy to send you a video back of anything you want clarifying. The username is the same as on here. Hope this helps

So every coach will teach a different way and depending on swing tendencies will adapt that to the student. In this model we want to focus on shoulders and chest taking the club back which will encourage width and proper positioning. Rotating the chest on the downswing as a main focus will stop you from pulling the hands down and having the arms overtaking the body. If you would like a video on this, send me a video of your swing to [email protected] and I will send a bespoke video back to demonstrate.

@@StuartFoleyGolf ok.thanks stuart.waiting for your next video on full swng.

Glad you liked it!

Glad to hear it, keep me posted on your journey and if you have any questions then drop em in the comments and il do my best to answer. Appreciate the support

Glad you liked it! Alot more to come to hopefully make it simple to hit some balls

@@StuartFoleyGolf Definitely. I'm very inconsistent so whatever you have I'll be checking out

My home course is known around my area for having beautiful views. A real tale of 2 very different 9's. Front nine is pretty and flat, back nine is full of undulations and tricky lies even if you find fairways

I like your measurements of size fella, was about 6ft past in fairness but il happily call it double that. If only I can get my wife to agree

Appreciate the feedback pal, I think golf is more fun when we know what the shot is, how we do it and why it's important. We have lots of these to come!

I'm the same as you, I thought everybody done this but the amount of higher handicaps I see not doing simple things that help

For clean shoes I need at least 5 dollars to my only fans per month. Check it out my handle is mrfrodoshoes :)

Interesting, hopefully you look back next week when we upload the play through and see if you are correct.

I hear you pal..... Isn't this all of us!!!!

I also have absolutely no idea how handicap works. So this is a completely arbitrary guess

Ooo so close! 🤣🤣

A pretty solid guess - I have a play through coming so let's see how close you get

@@StuartFoleyGolf 👍

Keep your eyes peeled next week on our play through of 18 holes and youl find out. Il give you a clue tho, it's not 11.

You say everybody does this but I see it often with pairings that they just drop a ball down and don't use such a simple method to help line up their putts. I'm not too sure if pointing a logo constitutes as training required but if someone needs training on how to turn the golf ball and point it in the direction then I'm happy to deliver the training

If Justin gaethje became Scottish and ate too many big macs then maybe :)

This is very very true. I mean technically he is on balance for about 2 seconds then tap dances. But are we going to argue when he is that good.... Nope!!

Appreciate the comment, lots of things coming from complete beginner to more advanced series. Watch this space!

Appreciate the support, there is no such thing as a perfect backswing but there are things that will help pal

Shame to hear you didn't watch but appreciate the feedback. Starting out I'd rather make sure I try my best to get things correct so people can actually hear without the annoying noises

Absolutely, it's amazing what happens with the simple advice that can genuinely help people. No need for expensive training aids

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks pal, appreciate the support. Alot more to come including long form

Sure is!

The reason we want to incorporate the wrist hinge is so the club is preset, this adds speed to your swing so long as your not throwing your angles in the release. The drill shouldn't have any effect on your swing positioning as it's more for helping with rotation. More for feels in the body as apposed to a ln actual swing in motion

@@StuartFoleyGolf I understand, but it does not work for me, it moves the club face from square to wide open for me. So there is to much movement involved in bringing it back to square at impact.

Your right, but it was hard lying to the internet, I didn't want to say I actually hit it 300 yards with my putter :)

It's very true, but in doing so it will help you understand what your wrists are doing in the swing. Each persons feels are different however most people's check points are the same

Interesting take, not too sure how a swing can look awkward especially when working on a specific drill but Il try and clarify. When working on a drill you are trying to hit specific positions to integrate feels, every person's swing will look different and all will share different tendencies so each person will have a different position due to their body shape ect. But it's key to remember when drilling a move, it's only going to be in that position for a fraction of a second in your proper swing so it's vital we learn how it feels through repetition. Keep practicing and we will all lower our scores

@@StuartFoleyGolfyour swing looks great