This is another golf video joke lol

I would go with 6 wins and 1 major, now this may change after the Olympics, the FedEx championship and how they play in the President's Cup

Thanks for helping me fix my trail foot ballet move into impact!

I'll bet Scottie would trade this years non-major wins for a second major this year.

I’m going with the 6 wins. It’s more impressive imo

Thank you for sharing, my miss is as I transition from the top down, my back shoulder raises up which promotes a over top move. To address this I now feel like I throughing a fast pitch underhand pitch. Where I feel my back shoulder rolling back and under. This allows me to create lag and snap (not the right term) through impact. Interested in your thoughts? Please be straight forward.

Man I really did want to follow but alas I got into the weeds.

Scottie has 2 masters though right?

2 Majors

my issue is my I can't seperate hip rotation and my arm swing been watching and trying your drills it just won't sink in

Horizontal, yes, but for me the outstanding characteristic is that their head position is relatively still as they make this horizontal move.

Any drills to get the hands in the right position ?

Hey Chris what if have a mini driver does this same drill apply?

So, Fred Couples, Jack Nicklaus, Wilco, Daly and virtually every other profession is "using the trail arm wrong?"

Exactly!! Looking at you with the club at 9 o’clock it looks as if you are going to bury the head 6 inches into the ground!! Not the least bit worried about squaring up the club face!! But I’m going to keep watching. After watching this will go into my saved videos. Definitely worth an effort. Thank you! 👍

Please try to speak more slowly as good teachers do. There is no hurry man

can you post a video on what causes left arm tennis elbow 😊

Thank you Chris.. this has been my life long challenge..the chicken wing.. this is the first time I see a very clear explanation of how this can be corrected..I will diligently work on the recommended drill and hopefully will have the desired outcome.. thank you for this most helpful video..

But my golfer elbow is in my left/lead elbow!!😂

What if it’s occurring on the lead arm?

This is great. Would be great to pair this with drills... or maybe you have already somewhere?

@MyGolfDNA Wow, Jace is right, Rory does have great elbows! Love this video, as I'm working on my drills (widening the backswing, stacking the trail ankle), I was curious how I would transition from the trail to the lead side. It felt obvious but this video confirmed its simply transitioning the pressure to that lead ankle and posting the leg. Trying not to get ahead of myself, Chris. Keep these coming, I love them. 🤟

Great practice, much needed, thx.

I am one of those right knee forward shankers. When I’m loosing focus or with pressure it will sometimes creep up once a round. Is there a drill to practice keeping that right knee back? Do you think placing an alignment rod in front of the knee could work?

Wish I had seen this video 20 yrs ago.

Like the video if it fixes you. Email in the description if you're a unicorn! Easy as that!

God, he’s such a handsome man !

Shane Lowry!

Tyler … any way I could get you to look at a swing??? Thanks

Skip to 4:26 if you don't want the kerfuffle:)

This drills are awesome!!! Ty. I been playing for 2 yrs now, everything I learn is from YT and this is one of the BEST explanations and drills I seen so far. TY!!

As a low single-digit handicapper, I've played very good golf for 30 years, but never felt my swing was quite right. I've watched thousands of you tube videos and taken numerous private lessons, and still, when I videoed my swing, didn't like what I saw. That was until I tried this drill. My two biggest faults were an early release, and failure to post up on my left side. This drill corrected both of those almost immediately. For whatever reason, I found it very easy to adapt this drill into my swing, and often practice it before hitting my shots on the course. Some new swing thoughts seem to last for a round on two and then quit working, but not this one, and I plan to stick with it for a long, long time. Thanks, Chris.

Great shoes

I really needed this

Probably the best explanations and the best drill on this specific part of the swing ! Thank’you 🙏

I have been through 6 grip changes, from Norm Norman 10-figure to a 3-knuckle grip. I now play overlapping grip, with 1 1/2 -knuckle grip. So this video hit home with me.

@MyGolfDNA Great one Chris, right up my ally. As I've worked to stack my trail ankle I started to relax the toes on that foot, which has them rising up slightly in the shoe. I feel greater force in the ankle and heel driving into the ground. Is this where I want to go? It doesn't cause tension and my trail leg maintains a nice flex. Thank you sir!

Very good drill to focus on the most important aspects of a solid golf swing. I found that shifting my weight was a bit of a challenge. It helped when I forced pressure on the inside of my trail foot at takeaway as a means of more easily shifting my weight to the lead side. Also found that letting the lead arm take the lead on the downswing helped me let the club take over through the downswing, as I tend to muscle through shots with my trail arm.

It’s interesting how important the first three feet of movement are important to keep the club on plane. I do have a follow up question: does the rotation of the shoulders drive the rotation of the hips? So in initiation of the swing the shoulders start the movement with a slight delay of hip rotation. In doing this drill with a club my mantra is “hands in, club out” Thanks for your videos.

Hi Chris, super Video! What do you think about Stack and Tilt? That whould be an interresting Video! Thank you from Bavaria 🍻

Not what "jump the shark" means, but we understand ;) lol

Started using the one o'clock drill and then relaxing to the two o'clock position.Thanks Chris this drill is amazing.

Timestamps below:) Setup Video Mentioned: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gsybpMl9q7G3gKc.html 0:00 - Intro 1:09 Important info 3:48 - Step 1 6:44 Step 2 9:57 Step 3

Question: I feel like my head and body move forward along with the follow through. I can't tell what your head is doing or where it should be because you turn and look at the club. Where should the head and body be at the 3 o'clock position. Ive heard they should stay behind the ball. Is this correct?

Adam Scott, of course! Interesting comment about Adam's trail ankle. Do I understand your comment correctly, that the weight over his stacked ankle transitions into his instep? I've been practicing stacking that trail ankle this week. You're correct, it isn't a sway or a slide and I now know that sensation very well. Look forward to those other videos you referenced. 🤟

I have never had lessons but played with a club Pro one day. He told me after about 5 holes stop thinking about everything, except for putting your right elbow in your right pocket on the down swing. I'm right handed. I instantly starting hitting the ball further and straighter every iron shot, from that day forward. Sometimes the simplest if things will change your game for the better. Great video! Thanks for sharing,I'll check out more of your videos.

Does tilting the club back to 2:00 ish make it easier to move the left wrist into more flexion?

Rory(mcilroy not sabbatini😂)