Unbelievable to see the quality of this instruction without having to pay for access - key details covered, clear communication. You love to see it.

@brandong4576

Жыл бұрын

I'm 37, and I really wish this stuff had existed when I was 20 and just fumbling around trying to figure stuff out for myself.

The thing that I really appreciate with your videos is the fact that you work with golfers who have set up and swing issues that many of us can relate to and break it down into small chunks of adjustments, which deliver fantastic results. Your explanation as to why the change is required and then the demonstration of what specifically you are adjusting, is terrific. Keep up the great work guys, these live lessons are pure gold for us frustrated golfers!

@meandmygolf.

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Gregg. Appreciate the comment and glad to hear you enjoy these!! We have some great ones to come

Have to be one of the best lesson videos I've ever seen. Simplifing things instead of 10 things to learn which you're lucky to remember 1. Great stuff guys. 👏

Used this today on the course. Hit 8 drives longer than 240 yds and one 283 yds. My avg was about 220 this season.

This is excellent guys!! Thank you so much. I’ve been playing golf a long time and recently noticed I am over swinging. The combination of the grip adjustment and the wild slow backswing helps greatly. Left arm stays straighter and definitely more consistent shots

WOW!! I can't tell you how many videos I've been watching before I found this one; This video by far is exactly the advice I've been looking for!! You gents are amazing!

I've been playing for over 10 years, I've never had a lesson up until a month or so ago and the grip was one thing my instructor got me to change. Although it felt a little strange as i'd been used to how I'd been gripping the club up until then, it made an instant change, it straightened my drive up and also helped not only more consistent driver strikes and iron strikes but also added 20/30 yards distance to my game. Amazing how one small thing like that makes a huge difference. Great video guys :-)

Amazing work Piers and Andy, first the grip and then the shorter back swing - Brilliant.

This video was put together the best I’ve ever seen guys. A total breakdown of what’s wrong, making the correction, and then seeing the results from the average golfer. Absolutely brilliant!!!! Thankyou so much. I would also love to see a video on what makes a golfer hit fat and how to correct this problem.

Let's see: 1, 2, 3, . . . . 10, 20, . . . 5,000 . . . I can't even count the number of brilliance points you guys have been racking up with your magnificent videos. This one is superb, as usual. Please keep them coming.

Really good stuff. Love the way that Stewart got that great 'ballerina turn' in the follow through. Once that is bedded in he will have a delightful elegant swing which will deliver consistent results and not put strain on his lower back

Great job guys, between fix my slice and ultimate irons I feel as if I am making good progress and more importantly a solid plan to stick to over the winter 💙

I played with the guy yesterday at the Me and My Golf day and I can assure you he was booming them down the fairway. Stu is a legend!

Fantastic transformation! At the start, the right foot wasn’t coming off the heel until the ball landed! So much better turn through. Great to see

Thank you so much.....did this yesterday and hit 17/18 fairways.....simple change but huge difference to my drive...thanks again

It’s like you guys made this video for me! I’ve been struggling with a nasty hook, but after watching this, I fixed my grip, and boom, my drive is back! Played today and that was the only thing I changed. Not one hooked ball. Thank you!

@michaelbautista9625

Жыл бұрын

I can relate

These guys are the best on the internet. Great advise. It seems to always help me. 👍

Would love a lesson or even a round with these boys. So much knowledge between them with the ability to teach in simple and understandable instructions. Great video guys 👍🏻

@meandmygolf.

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Kyle! Appreciate the comment.

This is a perfect example that a lot of errors comes from faults in the basic setup! Often i find myself over-complexing the issue and ignore some of the basics! It also shows how important the grip is. I thkin a lot of people just accept their grip, maybe cause it feels comfortable, and therefore are not thinking that may be a part of the problem and hence a solution! I do that myself, too often. I have tried for weeks now to be more forward weighted in my finish, and have never thought it may be due to a too wide of a backswing! Im surely gonna try that drill today on the range. Thank you for another great video!

the simple grip change literally changed my driver game 100 percent. Was hitting a duck hook with my driver to the point I have been playing with a 4 iron off the tee for 6 months. watched this video last week went to the range and im bombing drives 300 plus, feels super strange like the face is open but have to trust it! cheers lads!

Another brilliant lesson guys and I can def see some of my swing faults there, will be trying this out this week down the range.

Great video and love it - facing similar issues and will definitely give these a try!

Only the second video I've watched, yet to take it to practice as I'm at work (sshhh). But it feels very easy to listen to and the way you guys break it down keeps it simple for us weekenders! Maybe a trip down under one day 😉

Great videos from you guys, ….. because you often shows your students wich are common people on golf like most of the audiences, therefore we can learn as well 👍

Really enjoyed the lesson, all really relatable content. Small grip change and compact back swing.

What a super lesson really you guys really explain it so well .really cant wait get out there and try this thank you 👏👍

Kind of in tears right now..... Was in a terrible car accident that i had to learn to walk again etc..... Well after a lengthy recovery i picked my clubs back up and going to the range etc i found i no longer was able to play as good as i used too and no longer able to swing as i used too..... So i had to re-learn my entire golf game again which was frustrating going from as good as i was to barely able to hit the ball correctly. Well through countless hours of practice and seeing where i was messing up im now slowly getting back to being able to enjoy myself playing again. This channel has done absolutely wonders helping me get back to enjoying myself on the golf course again. You really dont know the miracles you all are doing. Ive seen many people on KZread who pretend to know what they are talking about and thankfully my previous knowledge about golf has allowed me to weed through alot of the bs on KZread. This channel has been my guiding light throughout the whole process.

@meandmygolf.

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing this and we are very happy we have been able to help you during this time! We hope you’re feeling better now🙌🏌️‍♂️

Genius tips! The grip advise was spot on. Thank you

Love this video, hopefully will help with my driving this weekend - cheers

What a lesson you boys just work your magic week after week! People are blessed to have ever been coached by you guys!

@meandmygolf.

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks George. Glad you enjoy them.👍🏻

Terrific video, guys. Can't wait to go to the range and work on this in my own game. Stu's beginning swing looks a lot like mine.

You guys nail it. Basics first with the grip as it determines the swing. Awesome. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻

Amazing what small changes make in someone’s game. Seeing is believing. Great content!

Glad I found this video! Well done

Saving this one for the range! Thanks guys!

10 thumbs up here. Your stuff works. Im still using your suggestions from like 3 or 4 months ago. I was like a slicer all the way and to be in the fairways and even have a bit of draw on the ball is absofreakinlutely fantastic. I'm still working on a few things and I will keep watching you guys

@meandmygolf.

2 жыл бұрын

Great to hear!! Thanks for the support!!

Great video, I’ve subscribe to the channel, and I’ve learned a lot form all videos u guys put out. Thank you.

Great lesson guys, I too had my first ever lesson not so long ago and the main thing to come from it was shortening my back swing and to encourage a touch more hip turn, definitely a work in progress and using the mirrors down the range is helping create the much shorter feel ( feels more like a 3/4 swing when done correctly ). Still struggling to limit the swing length on the longer clubs but shorter irons definitely an improvement. It’s probably reverting back to long clubs thinking I need the speed in the longer back swing where realistically the correct length swing and more hip rotation will give the desired outcome.

@meandmygolf.

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dei! Yes the majority struggle with a decent turn and good arms in the back swing. Hope this was useful to you.👍🏻

Great help thanks gent draw and fade maybe a year or two just starting out so will try over the range tomorrow

Good to see you covering basics like alignment and grip, and the importance and effects they have. So many people are quick to jump to trying to make changes to the way they swing when they have problems where a lot of the time they'd be better off checking the basics of address and making sure they are sound. I like the advocation of holding the club very much in the fingers of the right hand. Steve Elkington advocated that and held it that way himself. I also like the advice of the palm of the right hand facing toward the target (not at the sky or the ground). If you look at the grips of Ernie Els and Nick Faldo that was the way their right hand looked on the handle at setup. Finally I liked the advice of a backswing with more width at the top (having room between the hands and rear shoulder/head at the top of the swing). Less wasted effort, less time and space to take things in a wrong direction, and as you said less deceleration and stalling to try to get things to catch up. Good overall lesson.

WOW great lesson that could have been me standing there. Great job boys .THANK YOU

I watch this one before I go out play just remind me about the turn basically not be lazy and all arm love it lads 👌🏌️‍♂️👌

Great lesson hopefully will remember some of these tips later 😀👌

Another great lesson guys. Always seems to come back to the basics, I think going to the range and making sure you set up a work station is crucial

@meandmygolf.

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Steven!!

I use a big windows like the patio door at home or at the golf club windows to check my backswing. I have the same problem! Helpful tips here

Great lesson. Thanks, guys!

I used to hit a slice then worked into a hook over the last couple of months. This video is exactly what I have been looking for!

Best teaching tips by far!

Absolutely brilliant 👏

I have complained on perhaps a half dozen golf videos about how the information is next to useless for the vast majority of people looking for help, because the person doing the golfing is usually a very good player. This man swings the club the way I do, like a novice who has some athletic ability. I feel VERY strongly that if this good fellow can do it, so can I! That is far more encouraging than watching a semi-pro show me something that is supposed to help me! Wonderful job to all 3 of you (and your camera operator as well). Many thanks and cheers from a new fan in Canada!

@stuarnold1063

Жыл бұрын

By means of an update, I'm now down to playing off 15 from 24 (at the time of this video) and hoping to drop even further this season. Can honestly say, the channel and the content these guys have put out has been the foundation of my game - from novice with some athletic ability to a little less novice with less athletic ability... If I can do it, anyone can!

Guys it worked for me 1 and 2 got rid of my slice instantly. Now to work on the bonus yards. Cheers. It worked again today nothing but draws.

Excellent!

I’ll look through past videos for this. Do you have one about “mindset” and mental side of golf? After bad shots I really listen for what playing partners say to the group or to themselves, vs comments after good shots. Personally, a few years ago, I stopped “explaining” my shots. Makes it so much easier to move on to next shot.

Excellent.

good tutorial, Thanks

Great lesson Guys!

Giving these tips a go tomorrow! Really need to improve driver. Thank you.

@meandmygolf.

2 жыл бұрын

Hope they help Stephen!!

I appreciate your videos because unlike other KZreadrs you explain things and they just play golf. Subscribed

@meandmygolf.

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much, hopefully we can continue to help🏌🏻‍♂️🙌

Great improvement Stu!

once again another good lesson with ideas to take to the range and the course. May I make a suggestion for you have a few coaching lessons driving, irons and short game with some Left handed golfers. I know we are in a minority and we look a little strange at times swinging our clubs. No one online is putting up videos as contrast.

This is exactly where I’m at with my golf journey

Jesus that video made me a better golfer. Thanks! Instant results

Great video! I have a question if I may. Do you think it's a good idea to generally play a fade or a draw instead of trying to always go straight? I hit 50% fairways when playing a straight drive, but on the misses I never know if it's going to be a block right or slight pull left. There's not much curving on my shots. Thanks! Steven.

Cracking stuff lads👍👍 ...any tips for a sway off the ball ... messing with my strike big time cheers fellas

Dear Friends, I love the way you coach !! You are top !! Where are you teaching, which golf,, I will plan to come from france and take lessons with you

Great video guys. This is exactly my problem, even though I play off 3 , my driving is shocking. I play 3 off the tee at least once a round because of a vicious hook that sometimes I block because of EE. I believe my problem is taking the club way too inside in the takeaway. Trying to play more out to in but it feels so over the top because of what I’m used to. I only play an iron off the tee in summer just to keep a ball in play.

@meandmygolf.

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Seamus. Make sure you check your club face too. This is key.

Holy crap! Didn’t think I’d find someone else who understood the swing like I see it - the swing is a natural move - our subconscious physical make up has the design to transfer a projectile - the easiest way to do this is to get in your posture, imagine the person you most want to slap in this world - they are on their knees in front of you (not examining your crotch) and their head is exactly where your hand is based on your arm in a natural hanging position - now slap that person with your flat palm to their face as hard as you can - video that motion - you will turn naturally to create torque and deliver a perfectly flat square palm to their face - your momentum will even carry you through to a finish as the persons face isn’t actually there. At no point when you go to slap that persons face, turning as hard and fast as you can and delivering a hard slap straight to the side of the face with a flat palm did you stop to look at a “position” e.g when you skim a stone on a lake as far as you can no-one in the history of the world has stopped half way through the skin to look at their shoulder position or their plane or their turn - they just knew via a pre programmed natural human motion how to launch that projectile from one place (your hand) to a point in the distance, that motion that required no conscious thought of the technical and physical science behind transferring that object is the same motion for a golf ball - just imagine that your right palm that was turning to a position and returning to deliver a slap completely square at return as was at address - all that happens now is imagine the club is your arm and the face is your hand and now that persons face is on the floor to slap - so the club face is just an extension of the palm you used to slap - so turn with that club and train yourself that the club head is now your hand and would turn away square and return square with torque built up. That’s it - every single lesson, “secret”, video on a broken down part of the natural motion is a con to give someone a false temporary confidence and come back when it runs out. Do it right now - get in posture, picture the person you hate the most on their knees with their head faced towards the privates and the side of their face completely square with your palm that’s hanging with your arm naturally in a relaxed position and your hand touching the side of their face, then purely slap that face - you’ve just used the perfect motion to transfer a golf ball - now add the club and simply the face of the club is now your super long arm relaxing naturally at ground level and will now turn and slap exactly the same as when they were on their knees only now their head is on the ground - your palm is now the club face - turn that away as you would your palm and slap that face on the ground, that’s your golf swing - the only thing professionals work on that make them look like to the public non understanders is purely their speed and torque in the natural motion which they can optimise by enhancing the key attributes in the body that create that move - so they’re all using the natural move but they purely work on and practice the different speed at which the motion can be done (how hard you slap or can slap the person with your right palm in posture) to produce different distances for the projectile to land at your chosen target and basic things like where the natural position is for the ball to be struck with the palm at optimum natural contact. That’s all they do, as with the stone skimming analogy - they don’t break the move down into sections to consciously alter the natural motion - it doesn’t enter their mind - they’re just aiming the stone and the motion happens naturally - that’s literally all the optimum perfect golf swing is.

Very impressed with teaching method

@meandmygolf.

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Richard!

Grip changes are really a bit of a symptomatic treatment for playing on the course, wow ! Loved the natural weight transfer, he could do with the shorter backswing. Like cocking a gun !

@meandmygolf.

2 жыл бұрын

Yeh amazing how much the alignment and backswing changed everything else. Hope you enjoyed it.

wow, last saturday I paid $200 for a lesson to fix my hooked, It didn't work at all. now, i watched this video and changed my grip and shorted my swing and boooooommmmm. Unbelieveable. How can I get lessons with you guys? I live in Sydney

Cool

Great lesson. As a PGA professional I recognize the instructors not wanting to change too much at one time but, The next thing that absolutely must be addressed is the locking and straightening of the back leg. Watch the tour pros. The leg should remain in a flexed position, and the knee should stay inside the back foot.

@stuarnold1063

2 жыл бұрын

Something else for me to work on and still struggling with the chicken wing. Happy with my progress after 2years (including the lockdown). The fault you mention, what does it cause? Safe to say, the lads really helped my out and gave me confidence to hit my driver again...cant praise them enough at how good of an experience it was

@rbgolfer2013

2 жыл бұрын

It’s less about keeping the knee flexed and more getting proper pressure shift into the trail leg at P2-P3. Most have such an unstable trail foot and create very little torque from the ground up

love yr lessons, liked , subscribed, notification, are there anything else ? 😁

Subbed.

Good golf teachers are SO rare

Alignment is always an issue for me. Grip: so bottom hand weak, top hand more neutral, yes? Shorter backswing drive your lower bottom thru?

His ‘fix’ was simple, and as common as rain in Spring. He needed width, which when created in his backswing, aligned everything up for a free swinging follow through.

What would the amount of grip on the shaft be in a 1 through 10..10 being the firmest grip.. I know when chipping short shots you want to barely grip with the traking hand.. what about driving the ball? Thanks

Looks bloody cold A

Excited to get out today and work on this! I've been suddenly topping my drives..no idea why. I was always a pretty consistent slicer. Worked on that. Turned it into a fade. But now I'm rolling ground balls :(

@msr151

2 жыл бұрын

I’m in the same boat

@JEEPLIFEOZZY

2 жыл бұрын

@@msr151 same with my woods

@stuarnold1063

2 жыл бұрын

After fixing my slice, my shots went a low hook with more topped shots... This helped me out a lot as you can see!

@raymondgarbutt4551

2 жыл бұрын

@Golf GUY OZZY, the main reason I see for this is that topping is caused when u make yourself stand up a bit at impact. So instead of squatting on the down swing u do the opposite and stand up. Give it a try, you shall see.

Does this also work for 3 wood or 5 wood for those of us just starting out?

Taking the heel off the deck 1 minute after the ball is in the air is classic😂

Really wish I could hit a driver, I’m a 4 handicap playing 6,800 yards with 3 wood off every tee. It be nice to use shorter irons into greens.

Going to work on this today

@meandmygolf.

2 жыл бұрын

Hope it helps Ronnie!

Brilliant Coaching! You guys R*O*C*K*!

I have a problem with the transition and the beginning of the downswing, could you give me a good advice for that ? Thank you

Fundamentals!

Have you guys worked with any golfers that have a problem with topspin with a driver? I cannot find any videos on this.

What alignment sticks did you get those at?

Great stuff guys. How do I subscribe to Stuart's channel? :-)

I wish I was this easy to fix!

@meandmygolf.

2 жыл бұрын

Don’t we all. Stu did amazing in the lesson!

All good. One simplification for a wider backswing: keep the back arm extended on the takeaway.

Can you do a lesson for a big slicer 🤞🏻

Whats he doing with his trail leg? Really funky action in the backswing forcing it to lock out. Surprised that wasn't mentioned

@meandmygolf.

2 жыл бұрын

Too many things to think about and nothing gets done so priority for Stu was his back swing length. Would definitely look at this down the line but one thing at a time with swing. Especially when he hasn’t been playing for so long.👍🏻

@stuarnold1063

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting! I'll have a look at some swings to see what I should be doing (unless you have any examples to hand) ... One to add to the list to work on.

@rogernewton7831

2 жыл бұрын

Zamora - looks like he is posting too much weight into the outside of the trail foot and not into the heel.

@meandmygolf.

2 жыл бұрын

Don’t worry about this Stu! Future stuff!!

@misterbuttersworth9904

2 жыл бұрын

I saw that as well. It’s easy to see the glitches in other folks swings but have a problem doing it with my own LOL…I noticed immediately that he seems on his heels and would lift his right heel off ground well after swing was finished but was not actually transferring weight during swing…now if i only I can fix it in my swing..this is why these videos are great…

at #6:54 at .25 speed, does the ball bounce off the ground? How far did that ball go? was he hitting down on it?

Guys, thanks for the grip tip. You sometimes don't realise you are slipping into bad habits. Went on the range today and boy was I a happy bunny

A lot of people erroneously think that grip only influences the club face but it also influences swing path. If your grip is too weak for example you will likely come over the top.

Where can I purchase the long sleeve ?

Crushed the last drive. What was the carry distance ?

@stuarnold1063

2 жыл бұрын

It's was similar to the other, 240 from memory

Can we drive 300 yards as amateur golfers?