Mike I've watched A TON of golf videos from various instructors and have experimented with so many different styles. Your instruction has helped me more than anyone by miles. I bought your online class and have practiced your drills. I have gone from a 12 handicap to a 6 in a matter of just a few months. Thank you so much!

so well stated. The #1 reason I love golf so much...being out in spectacular settings and being in nature.

I am here is South Africa and i was thinking how can I repay this man and his talent that has helped me for FREE !! Mike I am going to buy your book and I hope that everyone you helped does the same. Thank you for sharing your hard earned knowledge. I will post this on all your KZread videos because you deserve it. BOOKS:= I Feel Your Pain: Let's Make Golf Uncomplicated: Mike Malaska and the new book when it gets released The Invisible Swing Mike Malaska

This works and really does help. I’m fortunate to have a simulator at home and trying this I’m seeing my 7i go the same 160 with this half swing as my good full swings. Feels effortless. Haven’t been playing much but I will tomorrow and will give it a go just hitting my irons this way.

Minus 2 today where I'm at. People growing up in perfect climates have such an advantage in becoming a better golfer than others with year round golf.

@glennwiebe5128

4 жыл бұрын

Isn't that the truth! We won't be playing until April or later unless we travel south and that, if course, is only for a brief period. Year round sounds like heaven!

beautiful course

Mike, great video. Quick question. Would it help or hinder the reinforcement of the L to L by using a weighted club? I'm thinking it would help with building forearm strength but maybe it would cause other issues in the development of muscle memory through the drill.

When does the new M System 2.0 debut on your site?

Hey Mike😊. The l to l taught me a lot but if I can give you some feedback on my issues... I had trouble relaxing as I swung the club and I focused, too much I think, on impact. Watching this video makes me think I should work on the end of the l to l the way Joe showed you?. That sound like a plan?

In the L to L and moving as you demo, I find it hard to feel I am getting the right arm lined up with the club, which you say in one for most important things to do.

I hope you make a ton of money with whatever you’re able to do with this. L2L🥳 is what gave me a swing after three years of trying to get my left side through😤

Mike - this only works if you play a side on or weaker right hand grip. This is what I use.

So as long as hips and shoulders open at impact hands should be forward. So would closed or square hips at impact cause flip.

@persona250

4 жыл бұрын

Forget the hips and shoulders . If you do what mike has shown in the video the hips and shoulders work automatically .

Mike as a 80 yr old my problem is distance the ball goes where I aim-Am I at a stage where It is what it is or is there something I can do to get extra yardage

David leadbetter was talking about this in the 90s

@dirtyhipstergolf8412

4 жыл бұрын

Topbloke Golf Vlogs he says himself there’s nothing new in golf. All about how you package it. Mike’s the best. Had a lesson w him last year and totally changed my game for the better.

The Quarry at La Quinta - $75,000 initiation fee/$2500 per month (Golf fee) + $ 10,000-year club fee = nature... the way it should be.

@joesagliano5694

3 жыл бұрын

Is that all....well when my money runs out in 4 years,i'll go bowling

Is it contrary? NO! Mike drops club, video ends at 2:00 mark lol

Alright. I have a question. This is something that I have noticed. Just went over go golfswinghd to make sure I was remembering it correctly. Anyhow, looking at multiple pro swings, both male and female what I noticed it that most, not all but most have the L in the backswing where you show. Others get there just later. On the other hand, not one had the L on the through swing. The closest I saw was one with Lidia Ko on a partial swing. This to me seems to be a big discrepancy and I would like to understand it.

@jordancissell5601

4 жыл бұрын

My understanding is that as you increase your swing speed, the club’s momentum straightens your arms after impact more and more which takes away from the L. But, Mike’s L to L drill is more for practicing at slower speeds where you are just trying to learn to feel the club’s momentum. Once you can do a slow L to L swing you can start swinging faster and faster until the follow through L goes away. The key though is that in both cases, you aren’t holding angles and positions. You’re using the club’s momentum and proper sequencing to create speed, and you let the club overtake the hands at some point after impact. That’s one way to think of a release.

@bladnasternaster8607

4 жыл бұрын

@@jordancissell5601 Got it and great answer. Thank you very much!!!

@jordancissell5601

4 жыл бұрын

Bladnaster Naster glad to help! Mike’s ideas have helped me really calm my swing down. I used to way overuse my back muscles to create speed, which was causing intense back pain under left shoulder blade. Now I swing much more freely and my power has improved. Mike’s one of the best for sure

@Dean-zx6nx

4 жыл бұрын

What it feels like, isn’t always what it looks like.

@seth1455

4 жыл бұрын

@bladnaster also to add to what Jordan said, it depends on what shot you want to hit, a high fade, you would deliberately hold off the L release. also different teachings come and go, in and out of style. Luke Donald got to #1 in the world with what is an old fashioned release, then he changed to try to hit it further and hasn't been seen since. My advice : pick a teacher you like and if their teaching makes sense and feels ok to your physiology, stick with them and don't get caught up in second guessing yourself (and them)

I always scoop while L to L. Therefore I must be doing something wrong!

Don’t bother asking questions Mike never responds... Milo (just type in the name) who teaches a slightly different technique will answer questions. Milo teaches at Superstition mountain alongside Mike.

Kanawha Club

Mike, people who flip or scoop are activating forearm muscles too much or incorrectly aren't they? Their intent is wrong.