Thanks Rob. I’ve watched all your wrist videos and it’s really helped me. I’m beginning to believe that so much of the golf swing that varies day to day is in the wrists. It seems it the hardest to gauge by feel, more so than other parts of the swing that can go off without our realizing.

This is awesome. everything you are saying just makes sense.

Tried it yesterday.works great and I feel more stable.

Hi Rob- Love all of your sessions but driver videos always bring me back to basics. Left foot flair looks 30-40 degrees which am sure helps to square body to target. Be good-Russ

Thanks Rob-great video-can I so this without the hack motion device ??

feet flaired is critical for me and right foot set back a bit to get more inside on the downside. my left knee is very sensitive to rotation and i need to pivot the heel to straighten the foot rather dramatically. it's a real point of frustration that my left knee doth grumble so much. if you have any thoughts or input on that (beyond ongoing strength training for the joint) i'd love to hear it.

Hi Rob, thanks for sharing driver tips. My understanding is that I need to cock my leading wrist at top of the swing, then I wouldn’t be able to maintain a flat wrist per your tip. Can you please comment ?

If instead at address I hold my right leg straight throughout the backward movement what could be the long-term consequences? Could this prevent me from reaching full extension?

The driver, a driver, your driver, his driver, her driver, that driver, this driver.

I like the videos but the style could be improved through the use of more structured organization. These lessons are one long meandering lecture. Would be helpful to have graphics describing the overview,/agenda, each section, key takeaways, etc. Also having chapters in the video is always helpful to find the spot I want to go back to. Thanks

This is awesome. everything you are saying just makes sense.