I'm a frustrated single figure handicap golfer who's been trying endlessly, it seems, to figure out a consistent golf swing that I can relate to and that will help me improve my game. I've been watching CH for several months now and by following his advice have experienced a step-change of improvement. I've had a lot of false dawns over the years but I'm 100% confident that what CH teaches successfully works for me. There will always be critics and sceptics, because that's life. CH needs to ignore them and stick to what he's doing. Because what he's created is, in the world of golf, pretty unique. He's also doing a really good job sharing it with us all.

@jonhegg

7 ай бұрын

So very well said. Right behind you in this.

@fourghtyeight48

2 ай бұрын

How is it going now?

@cmhdesiign

2 ай бұрын

Check out the mo Norman swing!

Love your video content and it’s already making an impact for me! I’m hooked!

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

7 ай бұрын

I'm glad you are watching.

Good Video .. Thanks

As a retired golf teacher of 74 years old and an advocate of the Hogan golf swing, I taught my students from the 5 easy lessons book written by Mr Ben Hogan and told them to buy it and make it there bible of the golf swing. These are good starting fundamentals and now Mr Hudson totally breaking it down for everyone to understand even better. What he is teaching is 100% correct. I recommend everyone to watch every video he makes.

Excellent big man..great work.

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

7 ай бұрын

Big thanks

So good stuff. I Love It

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

7 ай бұрын

Thanks.

Bottom line Chris has taught me how to setup, grip the club fix my posture and turn like the human body is supposed too! No other instructors on You Tube that I have seen offer the correct body movements as compared to CH! My body feels no pain or tightness when I swing & the ball goes where I’m aiming. Keep these great videos coming Chris. You never disappoint man!

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

7 ай бұрын

Thanks. Really glad you are watching and thanks for sharing.

I love what you say here, Chris, you are spot on. Hogan used every part of his body to assume the positions of strength going back and going through. I believe the Hogan connection video from his appearance on the Ed Sullivan show is a great starting point. No thinking involved, just simplicity itself. Great video.

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

7 ай бұрын

Thanks. Glad you are watching.

Hi Chris love the videos I have been looking on your channel do you have a video about hogans recenter move? I an having trouble with my lower body ( I am square to the ball at impact / standing up at impact ) im still trying to figure this whole wing out so I am trying to work it from the ground up Thanks again!!!

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

7 ай бұрын

I will make a video on it soon.

i,v been studying ben my hole life i,m 63, and you know what you are Correct, Christopher What A great teacher, i love You Man,

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

5 ай бұрын

Thanks, greatly appreciated.

Thank you so much Chris, finally something that feels right

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

12 күн бұрын

Thank you for sharing.

What I notice about a cupped left wrist in the backswing is that it’s helping to keep the left elbow close to the body. If I try to have a flat left wrist, there’s a tendency for the left elbow to move away from the body. When I cup my left wrist I feel strength in my upper left arm.

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

12 күн бұрын

Thanks for the comment.

Ben Hogan learned to love his admiring public. In his book The Five Fundamentals of the Golf Swing, he tried to steer the public to understand that the hips end the backswing and the hips begin the downswing. Watch the Pros, they tweak their hips at the top of the backswing.

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

12 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing.

Whenever I find my driver difficult to control I have gone back to feeling my right elbow folding against my right side in the takeaway. It helps me to more confidently bring the club head back down to the ball. So I’m very interested in what’s being illustrated here. I used to think that Hogan’s hands rose a little above his shoulders. With my hands a little above my shoulders, the top of the backswing feels unsteady.

question, does the right wrist stay on top of the left to the top? Or do they roll toghether more flat?

The elbows too close together may be the catalyst to the modern swing theories. A bowed wrist can lead to pushed shots or pulling to the right. A cupped left wrist keeps the left arm close to the body and keeps the hands close to the body as the ball is struck.

I just kept doing your hat drill over and over. And it makes everything else falling place that is the greatest drill ever

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

7 ай бұрын

Great way to approach it. The more reps you get in the better the feels will become.

I see the knocker took down his niggardly reply. Keep up the good work Chris. As I alluded to I have several big bets at my club that I will get to single figures from a 21hcp. in 12 months. I have already dropped 5 strokes in 5 weeks. I believe your left Clavical video is the most valuable on KZread. Thanks to you I will get there Chris and I'm a 70 yo. But after all I have overcome a debilitating supposed terminal illness and my Channel is called: whocant. Thanks again Chris. Grateful Aussie.

You are only the second instructor to demonstrate what I think is the actual release action ( about 15.50 ). You however have explained why it happens. I think you are on to something. Holding the club in upright position and doing this release feels natural. You have to convince yourself to make it when the club is in the hitting area. Just another of golfs illusions. Thanks for the video. Reinforcing my belief about release versus all the other you tube options.

@ksuno1stunner

3 ай бұрын

this is absolutely not Hogan's release. his wrists don't roll over like this, or at all.

You are certainly making a lot of sense, particularly because it seems to me that it is quite natural for the lead arm to spiral. However, at the 6:50 mark you mention that the right forearm does NOT spiral, but simply gets into the "supportive" position. However, it seems to me that the right arm ALSO spirals (perhaps inadvertently) in order to GET INTO the "supportive position."

10/10 my sponge ball flies with confidence. Using trail elbow down at top are too complicated for me. Simple swing thought, spin left hand as your teaching , at top, hit as hard as I can to the ball with cocked right wrist as aiming. Haven't check yet if there's a casting in downswing. Thank youuuuuuuuuuuu Edit = Finally i under stand roll between arm as you shows. Tremendously increase clubhead speed. And lag where there all the time and every single time, no casting ❤❤❤

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for your work Chris! Curious about your thoughts on Chad Campbell’s swing - a good representative of the swing keys you subscribe to? I would appreciate your thoughts on this. Thanks again!

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

7 ай бұрын

Have never studied Chad's swing. But it is pretty simple and compact.

I need to learn how to point the rifle you know what I mean for a slice I don’t understand for a slice or a fade. I mean please explain aiming for a fade.

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

7 ай бұрын

If you want to fade it, aim rifle right of your target, keeping the set up of the lower body in tact.

15:35, you stressed that the arms are not touching each other. i wonder what is the difference? what effect does it have on the swing. can you elaborate? thank you.

That 90° angle thing is fantastic

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

5 ай бұрын

Awesome!!!

👍👍👍

So Chris what ur saying is that ur rolling ur wrists at impact

@waterflowzz

7 ай бұрын

Not really.

well, hogan did have a very anti hook neutral takeaway. but, that may not be something that amateurs, in particular, should copy. when you look at jones's swing you can see how much he extended with the extensor digiti minimi tendon region of his left hand. he, also, pushed back with his wrist joint. his hand and wrist joint combined together to create the arc and broaden the arc. though, hogan had a considerable amount of "downwards rotation" in his waggle this didn't manifest itself into his takeaway, as he advised us it should in five lessons. and, really, his advice in 5 lessons has to be correct. this is especially so when we look at the jones swing. and, it is very notable that jones tells us, in his video, that the club should point to the right at the top of the backswing. no one else has ever said that. and, guess what: he was right.

After watching only two videos my impression is that Chris is like some college professors - knows his stuff but is not explaining it clearly (at least to me). I think the arm spiral is correct and it really feels powerful but I am worried that getting the club head square at impact will require precise timing. I've spent my entire golf life trying to minimize the need for great timing. I'll keep going with his videos and may even look for the Hogan book. One big question though is this - Chris teaches the Hogan swing. Why is that better than the modern swing? Would Hogan's swing today look more like Hogan of old or more like, say, Rory's?

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

5 ай бұрын

Hogan's swing attacks the natural geometric angles angles that surround the body. Where the swings of today are manipulating that geometry in one way or another.

let's see your golf swing

The student of Hogan’s book has to his basic teachings and the short sighted picture of the elbows too close together. You help us understand with reason how to conform to what Hogan was doing.

Your confidence tells your snake oil. However, if we can't see you pull off the swing. It will destroy confidence from others. And the fact is you don't show us You're swing why

You may have figured out one swing, but not been Hogan. Swing, you have no idea what he's doing. You're looking at a picture in pointing out colors

Sorry Chris your credibility and instruction is difficult to accept when you can't demonstrate it at the range on grass. If your honest and do try your roll-over wrist swing your timing would have to be dead-on with every swing and that is impossible. Also, your cupped wrist at the top is NOT what every pro is working on, in fact just the opposite. As a golfer your whole presentation in the weird booth overlooking what the River is just out of place, maybe try your backyard with a net. At least we golfers could relate a little more. Someone said "snake-oil" and I'm afraid I have to agree. I wish Mr. Hogan was still alive to set you straight on his swing.

Awful instruction

👍🏌🏿‍♂️Top Job Chris I personally do not look any where else This is the way 😊

@MTrevek

7 ай бұрын

I really enjoy your videos. I have a question, though, but I'm not trying to be critical...but it seemed to me that Hogan on a DTL film it would look like he exited left so fast that one could never see the tip of the handle of the club, as it would disappear in front of his body. When you show the release in this video, wouldn't that release be different than hogan's, in that onle would be able to see the tip of the handle, implying that the pivot had stalled or slowed and the hands outraced the body? Thank you for your time, and I look forward to the answer. And please keep these great videos coming!!!

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

7 ай бұрын

Will make a video on this soon.

@NoMoreSecrets.BenHogan

7 ай бұрын

Thanks.