Take a bow kind sir!! You are by way far my favorite instructor on this planet!! You never seize to enlighten my golf mind!! I hope this message finds you in good health!! Many thanks!!

Ernest Jones and his teaching stable congratulates you on an excellent rendition of his swing mechanics!!! Erica Larkins would be proud.......

Wow! I have to try this!

WOW! I watched this video earlier this afternoon and went directly to the driving range. It's been a long time since I've hit my irons, hybrids and fairway woods this long. The driver is still developing, but I've only invested one bucket of balls. I'm stoked! Thank you, Shawn!

@golflessons

2 ай бұрын

When you are ready, don’t miss out on our premium channel at Wisdom in golf premium.com and see the one leg drill, the feet together drill, the feet together back to feet apart to blend it back into the full swing!

Hey Shawn. The 1 leg swing has really opened my swing up. It has lead me to the diagonal stance and total access to the target on the takeaway & swinging through the IT. More speed with less effort & amazing accuracy. Thanks for all you do!

@golflessons

2 ай бұрын

You bet Mick! Thank you for the kind words and terrific comment; thank you for taking the time! 😀👍

Another great video as always! I had a question regarding my trail elbow. When I let it fly, it never seems to allow my swing to take a proper divot. When I feel like my elbows are staying close to each other, my swing and divot feel much better. I’m wondering if I’m losing distance by not letting the elbow fly though… is that the case?

Woah. Tight radius. Large ROM. Yes. This is SUPER enlightening.

Yes! This is a one-way ticket to Smashville, across the river from Roasted Burg.

@golflessons

2 ай бұрын

Yes sir! Smashville is a great place to be!!😀👍

Shawn , Questions on mats to swing irons and drivers . The Country Club Elite hitting mats Real feel ? Is this what your using ? Or have you found a better real feeling mat for hitting balls. Thank you for you help.

Dam! I'm trying this tomorrow big fella!

@golflessons

2 ай бұрын

Yeah man! 💪😀👍

Hey Shawn, how important is how high you get your hands above your head? I’ve noticed this being discussed recently specifically regarding Aberg’s swing. I noticed here that you’re still just as high with your hands as usual, and with this drill especially I’d imagine it would be hard to get speed up with lower hands at the top of the backswing. Is this something worth going after?

I have always gone back to swinging from the lead leg anytime I felt my swing was swaying or getting too complex. Always helped me better align those efforts. Now I just recently decided that for me, the best "feel" for me is that I'm anchoring that lead leg into the ground and letting my trail leg act like a "support" to the "swing set" that is my arms and the club. My contact has improved tremendously while allowing myself to gain tons of power through the shot. I'm able to more naturally rotate back and through my shots with plenty of "drive" from that trail leg. It's funny this video showed up. It's as if you knew I was doing this!

@golflessons

2 ай бұрын

Haha; funny how that works! For even more support on this, please see my “downhill shots shawn clement” and learn those shots the proper way; not the “shoulders marching slope way that completely obliterates balance and posture dynamically. Our premium channel has all these shots with 2 camera angles always; at wisdom in golf premium.com

@JT-LV

2 ай бұрын

Shawn is great. Porzac golf also teaches the leg thing as lead-leg post and trail-leg brace; and Venetos golf also teaches about anchoring the left side and his swing looks a lot like Shawn’s in this video. It’s a solid technique.

@mikedranginis8677

2 ай бұрын

@@JT-LV good to know! What I really like about it is; you don't have to think about any form of a "shift". For me it feels like it's "just happening" slightly by swinging the club back and then through. Like all pendulums that swing from a fixed point (think of a pole in this case) the pole shifts ever so slightly in support of the swinging weight but not intentionally. So for me I don't think of "loading the back then transitioning to the front" since my tendency is to overdue it. This keeps me much more consistent and allows for a better strike.

@JT-LV

2 ай бұрын

@@mikedranginis8677 Thats great That’s exactly what Venetos presches.

Should i use this on tour?? looks great haha

@golflessons

2 ай бұрын

I used it on a rainy day to qualify on a Monday qualifier for a big event in Quebec back in the late 90’s!

Do you recommend people adopting this as a permanent swing?

ROM ??

Shawn, Love it. It begs the question; why not just hit with that stance all the time?

@golflessons

2 ай бұрын

It’s right there for all of us! 😀👍

Tighter radius, but big ROM - very interesting!

@golflessons

2 ай бұрын

So much fun!

I recently incorporated a rise in the backswing and a drop to the ball and then the rise again. I though I would hit the ball fat, but I have hardly even had to think about where the club lands. Unfortunately, Ive only been able to do this on the range with mats at best, but I'm looking forward to trying it out on grass. Shouldn't be any different should it?

@golflessons

2 ай бұрын

Nope! We are made to do that! As long as you don’t try to control it and really let the weight of the arms release you into the direction you want to start the ball! 😀👍

Well saw this, thought surely not, went to the range, hit the ball far more consistent, tried to go back to normal stance and failed miserably. Guess I'm gonna be a one legged golfer from now on.

@golflessons

2 ай бұрын

Hey Mark! Means you are close but have a couple snags short circuiting you! See our premium channel at WISDOM IN GOLF PREMIUM.COM and see the following: “weight shift with Savy” then “feet together back to feet apart” (same concept as one leg) and then “kinetic chain facilitation and engagement series” and “turbo charge lead hand and trail hand release” Only $9.95 a month…

@markpowell2727

2 ай бұрын

@@golflessons thanks for the tips. And obviously thank you for the freebies on KZread. If I get the chance/time/money together I'd certainly be interested in seeing the premium content too.

Why does it look like you address the ball towards the heel? Are you? Thanks!

The film stutter at 00:58 shows the first shot was bad contact and removed from the video. No honesty in advertising??

@golflessons

28 күн бұрын

Don’t be a shit; there are so many distractions when filming videos for you guys; it will happen sometimes! And sometimes we will go dozens without missing; I have been doing this for a long time and your comment just comes from a crappy place…

@xrpb11a

19 күн бұрын

@@golflessons ahhh take it easy i was just in a crappy place and decided to mess with ya. You have some good stuff on the channel and I intend to take the strong grip stuff to the range next session. Keep it up! I apoligize!

Very Interesting -- certainly something to try BUT if I or anyone could hit it that well on one leg - Why wouldn't we just play on 1 leg? If I hit it anywhere near as good as that I would be converting to this method -- Why bother with a square two-footed stance?

@ngarearapchui4697

2 ай бұрын

Moe Norman; "The swing balances me" illustrated here

@golflessons

2 ай бұрын

Uphill lies would be the only issue really; that;s it! And a few golfers giving you a ton of unsolicited advice…😝😝

Carry of 299 on one leg? I would dream for 235 carry using TWO legs......

Are you swinging over the top???

@golflessons

2 ай бұрын

Not even close! See “laid off or fade and across the line or draw shawn clement”

@donstrzezewski4941

2 ай бұрын

@@golflessons yes,but across the line is over the top. Look at Bobby Jones.

I know he's a genius, but I Overdue it with the draw. I need to visit Shawn and let him fix me.

@golflessons

Ай бұрын

Start by balancing the draw by hitting fades regularly; see our “draw fine tuning” and “fade fine tuning” videos on premium!

This seems to be along the lines of Jim Venetos’ swing method.

Guaranteed? You underestimate my ability to chunk

@golflessons

2 ай бұрын

Hey, you got 2 arms and 2 legs and you are insurable? You are good to go bro! 😀👍