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This tip is outstanding! Lengthening the trail arm virtually eliminated my over the top move. This also added about 10 yards per club. Tried it on the range today & then played a round. Basically corrected my cut to slice swing. Thanks guys, well done.

Subscribed to both Kerrod's and Adam's channels. Love their great golf instruction! Thanks much gents!

@kerrodgraygolf

Жыл бұрын

Awesome thank you, mate!

Brilliant brilliant video 👏 This advice has been a game changer for me. Thanks so much guys 👍

@kerrodgraygolf

5 ай бұрын

Happy to help! Thanks for your comment John 👍

This is great content, thank you for sharing!

@kerrodgraygolf

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome!!

Love AB! ❤

I use this swing method , basically just bring the lead arm down and through and let the club follow , ive gone from 130 8 irons to 150 without any real effort and no manipulation , ive been doing this since spring and its stood the test of time that most fixes don’t . Im currently trying to get the same feel into my driver with mixed results , i am struggling mostly with very high face shots and if i get the ball more forward i can fade or pull a bit more than i like , its getting better and i will keep plugging .👍

@kerrodgraygolf

9 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing. Keep it up! 🙌

solid advice here - I like lead arm straight more than lengthening the trail - but both will work.

Adam is a great communicator.

Incredible important video here. Focus on where the arms go. Also love how Adam explained that there is a wrong way to shallow the club is huge. Don’t want to trade one problem for another. Well done gentleman!!👍

@kerrodgraygolf

10 ай бұрын

Thank you, mate!!

Nice video- it’s the principles that matter, not to be robotic 😊

Adam! You are a rockstar

Love it this is what I have been doing. Bryony Say's similar drop and turn.. Rf blades to !! Nice

@kerrodgraygolf

8 күн бұрын

Love to hear it! Thanks for the comment 👍

Good stuff!

@kerrodgraygolf

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, mate!

I'm 37 and have been playing for 20 years and this is the best swing advice I've ever seen! Thank you so much!❤

@kerrodgraygolf

4 ай бұрын

Wow! Thanks for your kind words 🙌

Finally some common sense and correct golf instruction - none of this holding onto lag silly business . Plenty of lag even if you straighten right arm

@alexfingerhut

Жыл бұрын

Straightening the right arm like this has nothing to do with lag. It will ruin your swing plane and make a correct delivery impossible. Find any tour player who has their right arm straight before shaft parallel (P6) in the down swing. They all still have significant bend in the right arm. Is the suggestion that they’re all doing it wrong?

@haricsl

Жыл бұрын

@@alexfingerhut GEARS 3D motion analysis would beg to differ. Hand speed is at the fastest from top of the swing - only one way to do that and that’s by rapidly accelerating arms down. Rory has a pump drill which does exactly this. Anyway happy for you to have your opinion, I’m with these guys and quite a few other elite PGA instructors would say the same. Pictures can be deceiving so unless you’ve got a link to some 3D motion software like GEARS to back up your theory then I’ll go with the facts.

@alexfingerhut

Жыл бұрын

@@haricsl everything you have stated here is a misinterpretation of facts. Yes, fast swingers produce hand speed earlier in the downswing. They don’t do so by dumping the angle in their right elbow without turning their body. Rory already has very little right elbow bend at the top, but he still doesn’t get it straight before P6. Drills are for feels, not reals. And even in that drill, he is straightening into his squared up delivery position. Also known as P6. Look at how he actually swings a club 2D or 3D

@haricsl

Жыл бұрын

@@alexfingerhut i don’t recall saying the body stays static. If you are loaded correctly at the top (hips tilted correctly and the body has recentred) then the body will brace itself if you start straight right arm and releasing the angles - this movement actually helps bring arms down into the “slot” and back in front of the body. In reality you will get a bit of loading due to change in direction in transition but it is a great feel for most golfers. Get the arms back down into the slot and the left leg pressuring hard to the ground to drive left hip back up and around will allow you to free wheel club through impact. My original comment was more related to modern instruction talking about holding wrist lag or driving right elbow deep into your side which is complete nonsense). So yes, feel is not real but it’s a great drill to get the right sequence/timing. The video below illustrates the point I was making perfectly kzread.infoVdYozCx7qcs?feature=share

Great video Kerrod

@kerrodgraygolf

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed! Thank you!

Good one. Adam is a great instructor!

@kerrodgraygolf

3 ай бұрын

Thanks! He is fantastic, I need to make some new videos with him.

Two great instructors that I follow regularly. It's good to see these guys getting together to provide their ideas. This was a tip that I was in need of. Thank you.

@kerrodgraygolf

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, mate!

This is great! Too many mixed information out there. Lower body leads downswing, but the hands and arms need to be in the right place right?

@kerrodgraygolf

6 ай бұрын

Bingo 👍

This is a very interesting video in that it seems to suggest the wrist set is where the power is stored until release and that the right arm is extended earlier in the downswing than I've seen suggested elsewhere especially as it relates to the right elbow being tucked next to body at start of transition. The funny thing is if you look at Kerrod's swing at the beginning he looks like he is keeping his right elbow tucked and cocked until release at the ball.

@jayboek2854

11 ай бұрын

Yep. Spot on. Bad video and teaching to say the least. The arms don't go straight down. Not until a split .01 seconds before the impact.

thanks so much. I wonder if this also work with driver. thanks

@kerrodgraygolf

7 ай бұрын

Happy to help! It absolutely works with a driver.

@thienduc4694

7 ай бұрын

@@kerrodgraygolf this drill helps me to create more lag in my iron swing, and improve my launch angle. thanks alot

I’m a bit confused, it looks for me like opposite what Ben Hogan shows as his “first move” can you please clarify this?🙏❤️

Tried this at the range today and was really surprised by my divots and flight. I typically hit a low lighted ball but was absolutely flushing it high and long…well occasionally. I did notice I was much more likely to hit it fat and also to the right (too much open club face I think)…not for sure about the fat ones though. Maybe I was coming in too steep.

@dj-flights7376

10 ай бұрын

You were probably focused on the arm movement and didn't get your weight forward early in the down swing. You should even be starting the weight shift forward at the very top of backswing. This move works if the weight is forward and you keep the hands moving through impact.

My miss is getting to active w the lower body and over rotating thru the shot. This is the cure for me.. saw J.Rose doing it and now this video. Funny how cures appear if you’re looking for it.

@kerrodgraygolf

7 ай бұрын

I'm glad you were recommended my video and it was able to help you out!

So you want to maintain the wrist angle coming down so you don't get early extension when you're extending/lengthening that right/trail arm on the downswing correct?

@kerrodgraygolf

28 күн бұрын

That's correct 👍

the way i imagine it is that the slot is actually impact. If you turn your hips and body from the slot it's pretty darn close to impact already

The problem I run into is when I pull the hands down it causes the clubhead to follow and become steep

@kerrodgraygolf

7 ай бұрын

Try slowing the drill down and then building the speed up over time. Otherwise, I have just released a video about creating space in the downswing which helps avoid a steep swing.

you are not going to fully straight trail arm before impact!

@calculatedmethodology3494

2 ай бұрын

It's a "feel" drill.

Pretty sure what they explained and what he actually did are totally different. In slow motion there is no separate arm motion to drop the club and straighten the right arm. It’s all one motion with the shoulder/chest turn. When instructors teach it this way it makes it extremely difficult to replicate.

@kerrodgraygolf

5 ай бұрын

I segment and exaggerate the drop during the demonstration, but the golf swing shouldn't be segmented so it becomes blended.

@stephan.schwarztr

3 ай бұрын

Just because u don’t understand the concept it doesn’t mean it’s not working. It’s a common drill, Justine Rose and Rory doing it and a lot of Pros teaching it. It’s a completely common way to go to “shallow” the club and helped me a lot more then these fancy elbow to bellybuttons moves etc. 😂

This is a wildly inaccurate description of how this works. Watch any good player’s swing. The trail elbow lowers but does not straighten until much closer to impact. Correct lower body mechanics are needed to bring the club to the right position before right arm extension occurs naturally from the centrifugal force of the turn and release of the club

@andybecker5001

Жыл бұрын

AMG has measured this with attached 3d sensors on tour players. They are immediately lowering and straightening right arm in downswing

@windyrun7979

Жыл бұрын

@@andybecker5001 Kerrod looks like he is keeping right elbow bent through to last parallel before impact in his swing at beginning of video.

@jayboek2854

11 ай бұрын

​@@windyrun7979pretty spot on. His elbow is bent until he is about to hit the ball. The arms don't go straight down.

@Cali510Livin

10 ай бұрын

@@andybecker5001you beat me to the reply!! Lol. AMG is the best.. 100 percent agree.

@jeffcaminiti162

10 ай бұрын

Not correct, what they are saying is spot on, before you try to discredit what they are saying you need to take a much deeper dive into physics and biomechanics