How do you gauge where your head should be ? How much hinge should you have in your hips ?

Thank u

I find myself topping the ball because I’m pulling up on my top half before I make contact. I’m convinced I need to lengthen my clubs

Dustin Johnson doppelgänger

I like lifting my wrists being more stiff

I have a big issue following through

You need to see this from a front face on view.

Pro tip bring like 20 of them lol

What’s the benefit of the long thumb?

I have been pulling my wedge’s recently, implementing more of a hip turn when i start the down swing has also helped (i think about starting my downswing by rotating by belt buckle while remaining strong at the top of my backswing so my hands dont lag too far behind) but im interested to try this aswell. Thanks bro

I found out it's because I have blades, and 4/5 are a hitch to hit with them.

Love this. Simple tips that make sense.

I have a swing speed around 115-120, so when I miss, it's a block that goes a long way the wrong way. Always happens when I'm nervous on a hole for some reason.

Thanks, really useful

needed this!

Great video and presentation, thank you so much. It's going right into the library.

Spine tilt leads to thin shots no?

In baseball all the pressure is on the lead foot while swinging...

Good thoughts. Playing on the surface of the moon though? 😄

This needs more traction man

Broo this tutorial fixed my swing. God bless

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great keep forgetting this when i havent played in a while struggled with these chips first time out this year.

Great advice but not for everyone I would play around with it if anyone reading this. cuz I push down with the left and hinge my right and it works for me. 👌 only on irons tho doesn’t work on driver.

Or just chip and putt better

I always appreciate the people who go out of their way to help us people who suck at it. Thanks.

This is the golf version of the Skiers paradox. When a skier goes through the trees on a slope, if all they’re thinking is “don’t hit that tree, don’t hit this tree, avoid that tree” they will eventually end up hitting one of the trees because they’re focused on missing a different one. So instead, skiers focus on the clear path they’re taking, not the obstacles they’re avoiding. It’s much easier to avoid 10 trees at once’s by focusing on the path between them, rather than trying to avoid 10 trees at once.

Telling ppl to turn will F them up. Ppl turn they NEVER TILT.

You also need to extend your trail wrist / flex your lead wrist as well.

Whats your perfect stance for irons?

Good to know!

that's mental.

it was suggested to me that for a "feel the head weight" player, I can use a more flexible shaft , to feel the head weight better.but will have to close the face up to 20%. you get the straighter longer shot. if that's what your after. I know for me, 64y, hc 9, average drive 255-260+m when I use a S ,I draw, when an X even more draw.when a R, I push right, so I close my face and hit more fairways. And , with a S and X I can't feel the club head as well. so R seems to be the right set up. that may help you

Nice tip thanks

Gonna try it tmr

*puts AK's back in car* you said we were going to the range. 😡

If one can’t image, how do one control distance out from bunker?

Great tips. Am gg to try tmr

Rotating around the right hip in transition instead of collapsing right knee

Awesome video

That's good.:) I've recently discovered that all ya really have to do is keep your eye on the target. Amazing. Just like any other sport.

Simple effective advice, thank you

What App do you use to draw the straight lines?

Best, most clear and concise explanation of this I've seen yet.

Excellent teaching -thank U so much for this video.

I like these tips. Thx

Just started for a month and kept doing this everytime I go to driving range. Improved my form and muscle memory. Thanks so much!

I find I’m most consistent with the butt of the grip just barely touching my lead thigh. Otherwise it’s a guessing game on if I’m duplicating the distance each time. Works for me 🤷‍♂️

worst advice

Thanks, Micromachines guy.