This is the best golf academy of San Diego…👊🏻 Concrets Mike!!!

🤯. All of your episodes are fantastic but this one is the eureka moment for me. I was listening on the range and by the end of the episode it all came together

Light bulb moment! I have always had timing problems,, starting my downswing before finalising the backswing. Changed swing thought from backswing and pressure shift", to simply getting into "launch position" being balanced and having the full balance with the fraction of a second pause before launch. Could even flush my 5wood in that manner. Thanks to Mike Maggs and Mark Immelmann. Work to be done but promising!

Following on from my previous post... I deliberately didn't rush out to the range after watching this interview (as I normally do when I think I've found a good instructional video). I watched / listened to it over and over for a few days to let the information sink in. I went to the range this morning and what a difference! Yes there were still plenty of miss-hits during my practice but only in the first half of the session. As the time went on, the miss-hits reduced in frequency until I was striking the ball more towards the sweet spot most of the time. The difference I think is that within about 30 minutes on the range, I was aware of when I was trying to muscle it instead letting the club do the work. Because when I simply let it go, the outcome was a completely effortless swing with an extremely accurate ball flight. Swinging with 20% effort and striking the ball it out of the sweet spot had that wonderful easy and buttery soft feel. It was amazing. The key takeaway for me was to feel that constant pressure on the trail index finger against the grip all the way through the swing. If I felt like I lost that pressure point at any time during the downswing, I knew I had lost that natural lag and I was trying to interfere with the swing. Striking the rubber tee drill was great advice too. I don't think I will be giving the game up just yet now. So thank you for taking the time to interview Mike, record it and post it here on KZread. You have most probably saved a recreational golfer from selling their clubs and walking away. Cheers.

@phreak761

12 күн бұрын

I have just seen you on the open chat, I am now watching the video 🤌

@cooperradley

12 күн бұрын

@@phreak761 Ah! Awesome! I hope you get something out of this one. :)

I’ve had The Golfing Machine book on my shelf for years. I took it off the shelf this evening and opened it for the first time because I am having a terrible time with my game this year. After just two chapters I thought to myself there must be a simpler way to get decent at this game surely?! Then this video popped up on my feed. I’ll watch it a few times and give it a try. Fingers crosse it helps with my consistency and ball striking because I have to be honest, after approximately 30 years of playing this game and only ever reaching an 18 handicap for a short period of time, I am incredibly close to giving it up.

I love listening to you and your quest 🏌️‍♂️⛳️🤓

Great episode. Refreshing to see the focus on the mid handicap golfer. Big toes and nose! Tried it today. And yep, I’ve been off balance my whole life. lol.

I really enjoyed this ~ Mike seems to have similar ideas to Martin Ayers

This guy is good

Isn’t this basically throwing a baseball only golf?

His name is Mike Maggs not Michael Breed

@MarkImmelman

26 күн бұрын

Forgive me but I don't understand Pete. Where was he referenced as Michael Breed?

@petecross22

26 күн бұрын

@@MarkImmelmanMark! I can’t believe you replied. Thank you. The name ‘Michael Breed’ is shown in graphics at the very beginning under Michael Maggs video image.

@MarkImmelman

25 күн бұрын

@@petecross22 Pardon the editing error! Hopefully the correct name on video title and thumbnail will counter any confusion.

Forget all these teacher’s preferences. There has been an endless supply of this for about 100 years now and each one is convinced that they are the one that has finally got it figured out Mark. You have a platform. You have an opportunity to use it in a manner that could be a HUGE help in moving things along. Either Terry Rowles is wrong or everyone else is. Force the conversation

@Maggsgolf

3 ай бұрын

You misunderstand what I’m trying to teach I’m not saying this is the only way to play golf. I’m trying to get people to look at their golf swing and how to improve in a different way and deal with what is actually happening in the golf swing between your mind, your body and your skill level

@shibazzmcgurk5354

3 ай бұрын

@@Maggsgolf , I don’t think I misunderstood. And I didn’t take from it that you’re claiming that it is the only way to play. I do think you have preferences. What is the “different way” that you are trying to get them to improve?

@MarkImmelman

3 ай бұрын

Yes sir.

@shibazzmcgurk5354

3 ай бұрын

@@MarkImmelman alright. now ya do what i tell ya and it’ll all work out