It's when I see videos like this you understand why I will never be great at golf. We're talking 2-4 degrees with face, path and attack angle at 100-115 mph and each degree combination wildly changes the outcome... Also why every amateur that comes to a lesson asks for "consistency". Sure, you want some unicorns and holy grails with that Sir? The best I can do is to practice my short game 95% of the time as the lower speed actually allows for some control of those inputs but instead like everybody else it's 95% ball bashing on the range :-D

@thomastrain7311

4 ай бұрын

You're right for investing in short game. I'll also say that you don't have to have a perfect technical swing to score well. The key is having a repeatable swing that you trust. The biggest problem I see daily, and it drives me crazy, is guys working on a move they watched on TV or KZread that contradicts the type of swing motion they have.

Costa Mesa CC!!! Mesa Linda, #1, toughest opening hole in Orange County. Great post. John is the man.

@kort1344

4 ай бұрын

ive played in many times!!!

Another excellent guest. Very infomative and entertaining.

Great great video!!! Wow working from hitting a slice to modifying it to a small fade. Never thought about it that way. I get stuck inside too many times.. going to work on this for sure….

@lookmil107

3 ай бұрын

Remember to aim “way left.”

great video sir. been saying this for 5 years on your channel. Few things' matter, long, short, compact, flowing, twichy , fluid , early wrist hing, late wrist hing, high hands, deep hands ect....................it really bowls down to how much time you want to put in, and what your goals are and in the end..........................how much money do you have.

Really nice guy to get a lesson from. Very civilised to credit Manzella. Think McIlroy with his hook problem just now could do with a bit of that. It was a Corey Pavin practice swing back in the day, pre Noren.

Great content! Where did you get the mat you're standing on? I need one like that for my Backyard

Your swing looks great using this method, and you can’t argue with the results. Hope you take it to the course and report back.

Wow -- what a great development for you IMHO! If you can get to a neutral to slightly leftward pattern and a stable face .... you will have a ton of confidence in where that ball is going (straight to slightly cut)

Been telling ya about Brian THE MANzella boys! Him and Michael Jacobs are the bees knees 💪🏻! Nice group of golf guys in this video!

Great teacher! Question: Did you actually get any better score wise since you started this? Seems hard to actually play good golf if you see so many different guys.

Hi Brendan. I suppose Christo Garcia would love your efforts at a subtle OTT swing and may even wish to help you.. Personally overworking my trail shoulder in my swing never worked for me. However comparatively while in my golf posture I simply do one continuous clockwise turning of my trail shoulder immediately exiting left post impact from my ball. This may appear to some as OTT but it is not. Cheers 🥂😊

Drills to have the right timing (very early) for the forces?

I wish BBG would go back to doing course vlogs.

I never understood it, but if you watch Tiger’s practice swings when he was playing 10 years ago this was his practice swings.

The one time I broke 80 happened when I was working on Manzella's "Never Hook Again" pattern. Haven't seen 80 in a long time; maybe its time to revisit it! With this pattern, does distance suffer?

ive taken a few lessons from JOhnny when visiting OC... Good guy.

@lookmil107

3 ай бұрын

To bad he doesn’t know his ass from a hole in the wall.

@eric2394

3 ай бұрын

Did he improve your swing?

@eric2394

3 ай бұрын

Did he improve your swing ?

Go back to Mike or Monte, your swing looked better 4-5 years ago working with them, lessons from 100s of instructors is confusing, paralysis by analysis

@dougkercher3364

2 ай бұрын

Sorry for the dumb question but Mike who and Monte who please

@MrFisher676

2 ай бұрын

@@dougkercher3364Malaska and Scheinblum. Probably two pillars of online golfing instruction

@dproberts3994

2 ай бұрын

Mike Malaska and Monte Scheinblum

Jake works with Dana Dahlquist for his full swing John is primarily his short game instructor! I hate when you tell half truths

I wish you would let your guests talk!