Best instruction I've watched by far on how to stop fatting irons!!! Very well explained.

A thousand uploads all offering to fix our swing….much appreciated but nothing is constant. Best I got was a routine to loosen my shoulders and “soft hands”.

Chris, I would like to echo the other comments, I tried this, and it is absolutely top shelf and a true game changer! Your instructions are very clear, concise and effective! Keep it going!

Wow! I've never heard the tip about the head tilts before, and I watch a ton of instructional vids. I just tried it out on my hitting net, and this tip may be a game changer for me. Everything I hit was so solid. Gonna take it on the course and see how it goes! Thanks for the awesome content!

Really Great Video!! Thx so much Chris that helps me understand more then any other tip I tried. I have a tee time tomorrow and can't wait to try this. 👍👍

This video did it again. An ability to explain something really complex in a way that I can use immediately. Genius. Thank you

Great video and it all make sense with his instructions

Really like the water from the ear tip ... a good golfer I used to play with many years ago used to tell me to feel the right thigh muscle loading as I took the club back. This creates the torque to start the downswing, but also and crucially, stops you from actually swaying backwards and shifting your weight. It's a really simple thing and is a physical reminder and every time I think of loading my right thigh, I have a better swing and strike. It also gives me that one swing thought as I start the swing and gets rid of all the other nonsense that cocks it up

Lovely video my fellow teacher. Today I have a lesson with a determined and disciplined student. I want the best for this lad. However I couldn’t figure out his situation. I knew it was his tilt back- the water in ear analogy will definitely help! Life saver - playing the game at a high level is easy. Teaching it to others is harder than I thought.

Very helpful. Thank you.

Chris. Long time fan. I think your one of the best coaches on YT. I'd love to see you do a course vlog. 18 hole stroke play. Have you talk through your shots. If you come to Michigan, I'll be your camera man for a day for free lol.

Great tips! Can’t wait to try it.

OMG, what a concept. Thank you so much for your awesome tips Chris!!!!!

Well done Chris 👏

Loved this instruction, Chris! Very informative and helpful. Just curious about you doing something similar to this with a 3-wood since I top and hit fat occasionally. Thanks!

Well done Chris, as usual very clear and helpful :)

I’ve tilted my head like that forever … finally cracked the code .. thanks mate

You’re an incredible instructor. Amazing at explaining. And this was the tune up lesson that I needed. Thank you.

Omg having dinner for one in a hotel on a work trip watching this and finding myself weight shifting in my chair and letting the water out of my left ear 😂 absolutely brilliant Chris I can’t wait to try this 🥰

Thank you it was a great instruction to not hit ground before ball .

Chris, thank you. This was an excellent example of staying on the left side. I will practice this....

This is a great great tip. The ear!!

100% correct! Took me a lot of range sessions to figure this out.

Love the ear thing 😊🏌🏼‍♂️

Water falling out of your left ear!! Now that's not something I've heard before . . . brilliant!!

This. 💯. 👍👍👍

Water from the ear tip HOF. Thanks a million. Taylor

hi chris chris here lol i am at your course on sunday the 21 and monday 22 any tips for the two courses many thanks chris

Brilliant content!! Same for the driver??

Brilliant. Exactly how I turn my head and hit behind the ball. Never seen this explained before.

Would you upload in 4k60fps? It would allow me to slow the video down and see more frames. Cheers

That water / ears tip is where I am going wrong and I think it's going to help me immensely - I can't wait to try it. I guess, as you say, it is a proxy for shoulder angle and spine angle, but something that's easy to take to the course and implement. Thank you! 👍

Wow, this should one of the first moves taught to players trying to get better. Never seen it presented like this. Not I know some "drills" I can do on the course if I start hitting it chunky.

I'm pretty sure I'm not finishing on my back foot but I'm still hitting my irons and wedges behind the ball, hitting way shorter than I'm supposed to.

Probably the best 6 minutes of golf instruction on you tube. Straightforward and easy to remember.

Hi Chris, can I ask you a question? If so, I’m a 65 year young woman, with a swing speed with a 7 iron of around 65mph. Should I avoid forward shaft lean with that speed? I’m thinking it’s not fast enough to lower the loft, therefore reducing ball apex height.

@LLWarmJaY

2 жыл бұрын

I could be wrong but I’d say the key to this lesson is focusing on water falling out your left ear for as long as possible on the downswing. I don’t think a slower swing speed means you should avoid shaft lean / ball first contact / compressing the ball. 1:00 look at the height Chris gets with half a swing…. Very slow swing speed…

I just watched your video "How to Hit Down on the Ball" and I'm very confused as that video appears to conflict with this video in the downswing movement (ie) in that video on the downswing at 9am the body weight is +/- evenly distributed and the position of the arms, shoulders and club are lower than in the backswing. In this video, however, the is no reference to this movement - in fact it appears that this downswing follows a perfect pendulum and shoulders, arms and club are not dropping. Can you please explain Chris. I love your videos but this has confused me.

The water in the ear metaphor just changed the whole way I look at the downswing. It feels so fluid! (Pun 100% intended)

That high right shoulder won't lead to an OTT motion?

Excellent Chris another mistake nobody explained in decades.

Stack and Tilt baby!

Steep descending downswing is the problem, with weight behind and no hip movement. My problem 😅

I see the greenkeeper was pretty kind with that pin. We must have caught him in a bad mood when we played. If he could tuck the pins in the worst part of the green, he did. 14 was right in the back left corner, the one you're on was right on the slope at the front 🤣

184 is a huge 7 Iron Chris! I use a 6 for 175 🤣

I feel like I can't turn my head at all because I'm right eye dominant

Question???? What about if one has a Steep downswing,,,still hit it FAT,,,help me!!!!!!!!

@itsxShiift

2 жыл бұрын

Something I have come across to help avoiding hitting fat is choking up on the club grip, and instead of focusing on the back of the ball when you swing, try focusing your swing target in FRONT of the golf ball. This will help you make your strike point more in front and not behind the ball which results in a chunk or fat shot

@itsxShiift

2 жыл бұрын

Something I have come across to help avoiding hitting fat is choking up on the club grip, and instead of focusing on the back of the ball when you swing, try focusing your swing target in FRONT of the golf ball. This will help you make your strike point more in front and not behind the ball which results in a chunk or fat shot

@l0rdkeithingt0n

2 жыл бұрын

I have found hovering the club above the grass behind the ball at address works wonders for me not hitting fat. Just make sure you have good arm structure and you aren’t bending your arms at address. Extended but comfortable, not hyperextended.

Huh¿?

No you're doing this all wrong. Since I started playing golf 2 years ago what you need to do is focus on hitting down on the ball as hard as possible. Don't dilly dally about and keep things simple. I don't dilly dally and I'm already down to a 20 handicap. Follow my advice and you can't go wrong Best wishes, Johnny Muscles

@kentao4

4 ай бұрын

If you can’t go wrong, why are you even at 20?😂

@patrickschaeffersr5963

4 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

@johnnymuscles2767

4 ай бұрын

@@kentao4Totally irrelevant. As said, follow my advice and you can't go wrong