I’d give anything to get a personal lesson from this man. Absolutely a great hitter.

@baboonbuttz

Жыл бұрын

why would you need a lesson from anyone. pay attention to what you do firm basic foundation. never had a lesson an play in 70's

@scramblinforscratch5548

Жыл бұрын

@@baboonbuttz congratulations on your awesome ability.

@lagolf.channel

Жыл бұрын

Awesome this mate and I think the tee peg behind is a good idea I will be working on this! I very much struggle to adjust my swing on course to come up on driver. So this will be a big part of my set up moving forward I think

Dude, I’m convinced you are the best golf content on KZread.

Chris awesome content " guiding the driver" really showed the importance of this .... and having a good set up and routine is key ..... keep up the good work ...love it 👍👍

Love it Trottie. Positive thoughts. Total commitment. Your instruction videos are ace

Cheers. I chase perfection and fail miserably but lately I just tried to play my own game. And play with how im playing that day. It has paid off! Thank you for show that your human as well!!!

Love it! Going to take this to the range tomorrow. Huge thanks mate 👍🏻

Thank you for the great info Sir !

Trottie, congrats on the 30k, keep the content coming👍

Great lesson thank you so much!

Absolutely amazing coaching pal

Totally bloody amazing! Feel like if I had Trotties dulcet tones “Aim small, miss small” playing through headphones as a mantra before teeing off I might hit more of the correct fairways.🙏

@TheChismillionaire

Жыл бұрын

Pro cess

Great video! Awesome content

Love the tips and swing thoughts Trottie. Feels good to hear inspiration about the game. By the way, I haven't heard 'heebie jeebies' since high school--mid 90's . LOL. We used to use that term all the time.

This video is pure GOLD

Wow. Love this guy s attitude, energy, mental positive thoughts. All combined with great instruction, tools and drills. You just got a Sub from Canada. Keep up the great work. Sending positives vibes back and I'm going to be implementing some of these tips. Thank you.

@trottiegolf

9 ай бұрын

Top Man - LOVE CANADA 👊

I usually tell people to swing to the target, just like Fred Shoemaker drill. It always works.

Great point Trotti...just keep in mind, not all players have the kind of flexibility to make large wide-turns and keep their rhythm and sequence timed correctly. In the end, it all come to proper contact and efficiency in hitting the ball with your wedges, irons and woods.

I noticed one thing as I lost my drive this season I started putting to much wait on the balls of my feet I was duck hooking and even topping the ball so focused on equal weight in my feet bang back to hitting bombs lol

Awesome stuff!

Any chance you can talk about how to release the club and how that correlates to impact position?

@trottiegolf

Жыл бұрын

yea I could at some stage.... a lot of timing involved in that

3:45 I find myself walking forward after drives sometimes and have never known if this is a good sign. but it also contradicts the long drive ground forces technique where they're pushing backwards off the ground with their left foot, correct?

@trottiegolf

Жыл бұрын

Up opposed to backwards I would say is optimal

@trottiegolf - Not related but can you shed any light on Taylormades stance on the LIV tour? Will the tour trucks be supporting this in the future? Seems the brands have been really quiet on this and just curious how it will play out! Huge fan of the channel by the way!

@jetdr

Жыл бұрын

Just my thought, The Brands want exposure, exposure means MONEY!! Reason they give free stuff to Pro's who can easily afford anything. Hell they all have their equipment made with Child Labor in China and that doesn't seem to hurt sales...

@sageagbonkhese4091

Жыл бұрын

Lol .. why would he ever do that?

Trottie, I'm a powerful hitter and have had success of late with setting the driver significantly far back from the ball - Mo Norman-esque. Any thoughts on this technique?

@trottiegolf

Жыл бұрын

Yes. Like it. Did it myself for a while. Promotes a positive attack angle

@method341

Жыл бұрын

Jon rahm does it too

@jeffyeah4256

Жыл бұрын

@@trottiegolf For amateurs with their off center hits from the putter/off line stroke, usually is it better to have most weight in back of putter, sides of putter or weight in front?

@trottiegolf

Жыл бұрын

@@jeffyeah4256 back is going to help with MOI, "Moment Of Inertia", this is reduction to twist on off centre strikes BUT if you're someone who needs to release the putter then you have to consider CG location and moving it forward. Have you seen the new putter from TaylorMade the GT Max? I haven't covered it on here yet but it's right in your wheel house with questions about CG location.

@jeffyeah4256

Жыл бұрын

@@trottiegolf what if you twists it and don't release the putter? Then where would you place the weight?

who is Stair Isle?

'I'm Bob on'....is that any relation to 'Bob's your Uncle' ?

@trottiegolf

Жыл бұрын

Ummmm distant cousin maybe 🇬🇧

Can I hire you to be my course psychologist?

@trottiegolf

Жыл бұрын

🤣😂

I feel like alignment sticks become a crutch...for not using your mind to aim your shot. For that reason, I won't use them. It's like people always thinking there is a pill to heal them....and not using their brain. The best aim...is mental aim. Yes, you have to line up properly, but that is not a substitute for always having a mental target while actually executing your shot. It's like a baseball player....thinking that an aiming stick is the solution to hitting a good ball....lol.

@trottiegolf

15 күн бұрын

I get it. I like it. Block practice V practicing your on course stuff

What caused that pull? That's my miss. I can hit 5 down the middle and then the pull comes in. I tell myself to trust swinging to the right, but I still get that miss.

@jamesjackson4264

Жыл бұрын

Probably not staying behind in the shot. You are either moving to far forward or flipping.

@method341

Жыл бұрын

Probably over the top, his arm position in the downswing appears to be quite similar to that of Cam Smith, i.e. steep. But only very slightly because he's a very good golfer.

Give it the full treatment.

To be honest the best players in the world stay back on their driver… look at tiger…

golfs not that hard. basics, headup hit it. simple control your body payattention to what you do practice properly.

man this guy talk so much and didn't help with nothing

Cheap barstool reference. Ugh

Glad you mentioned the issue of “guiding the driver” Chris…. always causes more probs than it solves imho. The importance of a repeatable pre-shot routine is so underestimated as is your point about making a full turn and hitting through as hard as you can whilst staying in balance. Rory is the best example of this and his driving stats back that up. Thanks as always for the Onion Drops 🧅🐐🏌️ H

Always great advice from the 🧅 master