Rob-I have watched countless hours of KZread Golf videos. Have purchased many, many DVD series, as well. If I had started with you years ago-I could have saved a lot time and money! You give away so much for free. And every one is pure Gold. THAN YOU!

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much! 🙏🏻

Rob is far and away the best instructor EVER,

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

Thanks for the kind words, Paul! 🙏🏻

You are a marvelous communicator. Great video as usual

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much, Fredrick! 🙏🏻

The right tilt is what I’ve had to work extra hard on as it’s not natural for me to do. This is why you’re the best instructor on utube.

@robcheneygolf1

18 күн бұрын

Thank you, Rick! 🙏🏻

A light bulb often goes off in my head when I watch and rewatch your videos. It’s getting pretty bright around here. Thanks a million. I played very well yesterday concentrating on squeezing by elbows and using the proper exit around my body.

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

Great to read comments like this! 💡💡💡

Although I’ve seen professional golfers do this, this is the only explanation I’ve ever seen and something I’ve never done. I always thought you keep it square down the line as much as possible. Thanks so much!

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

You’re welcome, Glenn. I saw your message on Skillest and will reply to you soon.

Rob you are one of the best golf instructors on KZread at explaining a topic . Very clear and precise . Great job

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Rob, thanks. Always excellent communication.

great basics golf. I got confused watching some people teaching went back to watching your videos and focusing on stack and tilt and got back on track. thanks

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

Glad to have you back and pleased to be of help to you again.

Another great video explained in simple detail to understand. Just one question on the role of right side bend on the downswing, how it relates to the movements you described. Can a video be made on that to blend both together. Thx Steve F

Rob the left exit and hands below the club head is just expert and really resonated with me! Thank you for this video sir

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

You’re welcome, David! 👍🏻

Emphasis of using the PIT to show the release is another good visual to help show the finish circle left vs: throwing the club toward the right. More good stuff. Stay well-Russ

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

Glad the visual helped you see to see the arc/grid. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Hi Rob. Another great video! I notice in this video there is no extension of the left wrist into the follow through. Just a hinge upward. A video you did from a couple of years ago regarding the wrists (using the hanger training aid) has the left wrist cupping or extending, and forearms supinating into the follow through. Are both forms of release correct? Thank you!

Rob, Greetings! You are awesome!

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

Thank you! 🙏🏻

Rob, thanks for all this info, your content always helps me. For this video, would it be safe to say to never roll your wrists until it gets into an upward radial deviation?

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

You certainly don’t need to roll the wrists if you have the face closed enough at impact.

Rob, another great video full of value. QQ - i’m tending to do a push fade (rather than a push draw as per your and the typical S&T shots) with this follow through. Clearly I’m doing it wrong so welcome any tips or checkpoints you could suggest? Many thanks and appreciate all you’re doing for the community

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

Sounds like you need to close the club face to reduce the "slice" portion of your shots. Make sure you have the club face in position at P6 as per the recommendation in this video.

Rob, are you actively releasing the right arm through impact? Should we feel "pulling or pushing" or neither?

Rob, great video and something I’ve struggled with since using the S&T method. By not using my wrists on the follow through I now tend to block or slice the ball. In video my clubhead is closed on the backswing and in a good position. However at impact I can clearly see the club face is slightly open to the path. Logic would seem to say that I need to be closing the club face on the downswing with my wrists. I’ve got my weight forward and following the arc…I think so what else might I be missing that is resulting in the club face being open at impact? Thank you.

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

Hi Michael. It sounds like the club face does need to be more closed, you can do that with the extension or the trail wrist (twisting the shaft) to close the face.

@MichaelSeverini

Ай бұрын

@@robcheneygolf1 Thank you and you answered my next question which is does the lead wrist or trail hand make the adjustments? I’ve found when I try and twist using my lead wrist I tend to pull out resulting in over the top. I’ll go is on my trail hand releasing more.

Great lesson as usual from you Rob. So well articulated. Come on people, subscribe as this instruction really is very good.

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

Thanks, RC! Doing my best to educate and inform 👍🏻

I have a couple of questions you may help me with : What exactly are you releasing Where does this release take place When does the release begin and end And is this arc take place on the ground. Thanks indeed and cheers

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

Hi Fred. 1. Releasing the club head and shaft past the body 2. It’s happening all the time, but this video refers mostly to the bottom part of the arc (just before to just after impact) 3. Throughout the entire downswing and into the follow-through 4. The arc is in the air

@frednegus7017

Ай бұрын

Thank you. Much appreciated F

Do you have a video on ball positioning for stack and tilt, or is that concept pretty standard?

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

I’ll make one in ball position very soon! 👍🏻

@rob- I really struggle with a hook when i try to release the club around my body...any ideas? possibly just pulling the club with a super shut club face?

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

Likely CLOSING the face via too much twisting as you try to move the hands/club around the body. Try feeling like you hinge the wrists UPWARDS to keep the face more open as you do the follow-through.

I have the forward shaft lean but I’m fading/slicing my shots too much, does this mean I need more body rotation to close off the club face or perhaps release a little earlier?

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

You’d likely do well to twist the face more closed and keep the same shaft lean.

I can trace the arc with short clubs,but when the club gets longer I end up swinging more out and rolling the club face. What’s the best drill to use to work with a longer clubs?

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

Place a tee or a glove under your trail arm and hold it (squeeze it) in place throughout the swing, especially in the follow-through. 👌🏻

🎯

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

Thanks! 👍🏻

There are past and present tour level players who are right arm and hand power players. They HIT the ball with their right side. A near tour level pro named David Knighton in Florida can hit the ball about 300 yards with his right hand only on the driver. His two handed swing looks absolutely effortless. But he will tell you. "I am hitting really hard with my right arm". He uses very little leg action. David claims to have tried every swing there is and likes the right side swing the best. I followed him at Bay Hill where he almost made the U.S. Open final cut. He can play. One time he continued playing with a broken left arm in a cast hanging from his neck. And he hit one long par 5 in 2. Missed the putt. Did not work for me.

Same with driver?#valledeste

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

There's certainly more "throw" with the driver due to the faster club head speed. It would also depend on your current ball flight shape and whether you need more DRAW or more FADE pieces in your swing.

Rob, this video should have been about ensuring your wrists turn correctly at impact. This came across as a training aid promotion, I’m not interested in buying this training aid. Please concentrate on teaching not advertising.

@robcheneygolf1

Ай бұрын

Hi, Stuart. Sorry you felt that way. For this part of the swing (which is happening extremely quickly), I find the majority of golfers have little to no idea what is moving or releasing. Having a device that can expedite the learning and help someone to do better, faster is what good training aids can facilitate. I do understand not everyone will be interested in the product, but I try to find a balance between explaining the benefits of the device and the regular teaching/education component. I appreciate you taking the time to comment and I hope you will find more value in future videos on the channel.

@Stuart.Middleton

Ай бұрын

@@robcheneygolf1 thanks Rob, I do find your videos helpful, but this one seemed very much like an advertisement for a very expensive aid.