2 weeks ago I was all over the park! The dreaded "S" word too. I came home ready to make an appointment with my swing doc. I was lost…your videos about big muscles, and firm elbows in and arms in the triangle. Last week I stripped it after remembering your videos!
I started hitting pure shots when I pretended my golf grip was a cute little parakeet and I didn't want to hurt him him or let him go, and remember this " throughout the whole swing" especially the downswing and hitting through the ball and let the momentum carry through finish the swing do not let that parakeet die and after you look up and you're pretty bird is still alive then look for the ball and there it will be, up in the air going towards your target and you won't feel anything just butter……..đ
great tip about the hands, but what about the wrists? My wrists keep wanting to take over, to twist the club, rotate it, get forward shaft lean…. then my contact becomes SO inconsistent!
Yes I find myself turning the left hand ,I am right handed. And I keep rolling that left hand. A very bad habit. So hard to get the club back in the start position. 90 percent of the time ball always goes to the right. And not a very good contact.
I was struggling three weeks ago, basically bogey golf at best, and near the end of a round remembered a tip you shared. âPoint the left shoulder at the ballâ. That plus âkeep weight on left leg (turn, donât sway)â, my contact ball flight has been amazing. Going 5 over on the last 23 holes feels so amazing, fun golf!
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2 weeks ago I was all over the park! The dreaded "S" word too. I came home ready to make an appointment with my swing doc. I was lost…your videos about big muscles, and firm elbows in and arms in the triangle. Last week I stripped it after remembering your videos!
these bots taking over ur comment Tom..dont know if im gonna laugh or do a hole in 1 lol
I started hitting pure shots when I pretended my golf grip was a cute little parakeet and I didn't want to hurt him him or let him go, and remember this " throughout the whole swing" especially the downswing and hitting through the ball and let the momentum carry through finish the swing do not let that parakeet die and after you look up and you're pretty bird is still alive then look for the ball and there it will be, up in the air going towards your target and you won't feel anything just butter……..đ
great tip about the hands, but what about the wrists? My wrists keep wanting to take over, to twist the club, rotate it, get forward shaft lean…. then my contact becomes SO inconsistent!
Yes I find myself turning the left hand ,I am right handed. And I keep rolling that left hand. A very bad habit. So hard to get the club back in the start position. 90 percent of the time ball always goes to the right. And not a very good contact.
I was struggling three weeks ago, basically bogey golf at best, and near the end of a round remembered a tip you shared. âPoint the left shoulder at the ballâ. That plus âkeep weight on left leg (turn, donât sway)â, my contact ball flight has been amazing. Going 5 over on the last 23 holes feels so amazing, fun golf!
Great video, Right on point as usual.
Tom, what about the old adage that said â he has good handsâ ?
When my hands get to load .. I put them in timeout
Makes sense to me Tom⊠great video! Thanks â€
Good tips Tom.. thank you
My favorite Hogan disciple
I got a "Skilz" swing/grip trainer awhile back. It teaches you to learn using gravity in your swing. You're absolutely right.
Quiet hands doesnât necessarily mean quiet arms, though, correct?