Absolutely the best explanation and demonstration of wrist movement and hand path. After years of trying to incorporate what Mike Malaska was alway preaching, “club head out, hands in”. I could never get it. Now thanks to you and especially Lee’s demonstrations, I think I’m finally getting it! I’m 65 and feel like a kid waking up Christmas morning and seeing the Lionel train going around the track under the tree…

I’ve searched for years and years and this is the best explanation of how the hands and wrists work in the golf swing. It works amazingly and it’s incredible how the body works automatically when you start down with this simple move.

Been throwing the club now this year and now I get in amazing positions cause the force of the club just pulls you into it. It’s awesome

I was working on this today the same feeling. It is amazing how easy it is to hit it straighter

Brendon, thanks for posting these! Evidently, you and I have very similar issues, with pull hooks or pushes. In implementing these new changes, one way I’ve found to get my hands hard to the left is standing just a smidge farther from the ball. I used to really crowd it. Hope that helps! Keep swinging!

I think where Lee got that move was not from putting, but from Tommy Tomasello. There is a teriffic video from lynblake golf about Tommy responding to Lee regarding the golf swing. I think it's from 2011. In it Tommy clearly calls it a "tomahawk chop" and describes the action in detail. Tommy was a great instructor and deserves recognition for this move. Watch closely and pay attention...it works.

@drkside53

2 жыл бұрын

Samantha Agreed, Lee was taught that swing by Tomasello. Those videos you reference are absolute gold.

@Samantha-cw1ci

2 жыл бұрын

@@drkside53 Another u tube instructor to visit is Cooper Osborne. He gets directly to the point and gives Tommasello credit for his input. Osborne is very good. I think everyone interested in Tommy's vids should check him out for a different approach to Tommy's instruction. Really is the icing on the cake.

@drkside53

2 жыл бұрын

@@Samantha-cw1ci Thanks for that. I have viewed a number of Cooper’s videos and imo does demonstrate aspects of that swing a little better than Tommy did. He’s a little eccentric, but it’s nice to know he’s carrying on Tommy’s philosophy. You have to braindump everything you’ve learned prior, before learning this swing. But once you get it, it’s powerful and very repeatable. Not a lot of swing thoughts and easy on the body😎

wow this is super interesting, can't wait to hit the range with this stuff

I had to watch this a couple of times to make sense. Looking forward to putting it into action.

*Brandon, this is what I've used to own your right forearm, brother. Give it all you want or soft, play with pressure in the grips, and planes for high cut or draw left heel pressures in transition here in Whittier😉*

The "karate chop" resonated with me and I have just had the two best range sessions ever. I hear the whizzing sound of the ball on some shots, I never do that otherwise. Seems to return the club face square too if I just allow it. I think this reminds me of the no turn cast stuff from Monte.

This guy is great!

Ok Brendon, that last swing was spot on! Now, watch this video over and over. Then go to the range and drill this into your subconscious hitting various clubs numerous times. And do the Dr. Kwon step drills, rope drill and kettlebell. After all that, create a series of videos to share on your progress showing ball tracers, club distances and club head speeds.

@thomasfraser9072

2 жыл бұрын

Don’t you just love sarcasm?

Interesting hand and arm feel, going to give this a try

Great work, gents!

Throw the club while keeping the right wrist bent back. Wish someone had told me that years ago. Never heard such a clear instruction or seen a better demonstration.

@gzman1

2 жыл бұрын

How does one throw the club and keep the rt wrist bent?? Just extend the rt arm? Tia

@SurprisinglyAthletic

2 жыл бұрын

@@gzman1 Watch the video starting at 5:50 for the explanation. It's the best instruction on wrist conditions I've ever seen. Very clear and very helpful - at least for me.

Great work From p4 to p5.5 is left arm pronating and right arm supinating ? Thank You

This video was helpful. I am using Doctor Kwon swing instructions, but adding this piece at 8:15 and 9:27 was a great addition. On the latter part of the downswing before impact, when the hand path moves left due to the centrifugal force of the body, the clubhead and shaft kicks away from the body similar to the illustration of a ski-boat making a left turn and the skier on the back makes a larger turn with more speed gained. It squares the clubhead better, increases speed, and results in better ball striking. That's what it feels like to me.

Anyone who wants further information on this concept should check out Peter Crocker golf system

@raymondlancaster3355

2 жыл бұрын

Croker….

Have you ever studied the swing of trick shot artist Harry Frankenburg, aka ‘Count Yogi’? It is different in concept than the conventional swing in how the club force is allowed to pull the radial deviation lag out of the hands in the downswing all the way to the point they lock and force the hands to turn over. That happens in the finish extension in the conventional “sweeping swing” but he figured out how to do it at the point of impact with the ball resulting in maximum acceleration of club head around hands BEFORE impact (not after as in the conventional swing) with the locking of the wrists just as the grip turned face back square to target (as aligned at address by putting body in impact posture to line up) resulting in consistently straight shots. The bio-mechanics are very similar to swinging a heavy axe down to cut a V in a horizontal log, with the wrist action down to fully-locked unlar deviation being very much like the wrist action when hammering a nail or cracking a bull whip. Frankenberg might have discovered how to do it by doing trick shots using a club head attached to a leather whip to hit golf shots, something I remember watching on TV as kid in the 1960s. I rediscovered him around 2010 reading George Peper’s bool “The Secret of Golf” just after retooling my swing with Hogan’s Five Lesson. I didn’t copy his grip, just the way he let the club whip down and lock up the wrists just as the open face of the club picked up the ball and released it. I recognized the wrist action as being similar to what Hogan did when “waggling” the club in his pre-shot routine and then watching videos of Hogan’s swing frame-by-frame realized that waggle was a rehearsal for how he brought the club into the ball from the inside with his arm-tucked, side-bent swing style. CY locked his wrist by letting the club force pull the trail hand straight down into ulnar deviation at the same time maxing out extension in the lead hand (very unconventional). In the videos of Hogan I see then same ulnar deviation of the trail hand but with the lead hand locked by twisting it under into maxed out flexion and supination. Moe Norman, also with an unorthodox grip, appears to have the same maxing out action at impact. What to all three have in common? Legendary for hitting consistently straight shots.

Love it

I miss Lee... such a great teacher!!!

Don’t you just love it when a golf coach says: Good; now you got it. 🧐. If that were true you would never have to view these million of golf videos on You Tube ever again or even bother with a real live coach.

Somewhere in Heaven, Tom Tomasello is smiling. This is exactly what he taught both Lee Deitrick and Peter Croker.

@Samantha-cw1ci

2 жыл бұрын

Right on! I did not see your comment when I wrote mine. I'm disappointed that Tommy was not mentioned by Lee. Everyone should google Tommy Tomasello and watch his videos. They are straightforward without any of the BS and self promotion common to You Tube videos nowadays.

@KillragtshirtsMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Was searching the comments to see if anyone mentioned Peter Croker 👍🏻

Dr. Kwon says “Draw a sword” from the TB. This one thought gives me what I need to get the handle moving around the widest arc and sets my wrists for releasing the club. Because I don’t want to cut the sheath that holds the sword 🗡 The hands will move while wrists maintain cocked position until DS phase moves past parallel in the ED to BI then recoils MF to LF but this happens naturally by drawing the sword from the sheath at the top of backswing and releasing the club head just past parallel through BI.

Hi Lee Really enjoy BBG, Dr Kwon, Milo and especially your lessons, I live in Ghana, otherwise i would be at your place for a lesson. However i am confused by the action of the left leg. I try to get my weight onto my left leg at the top, but what then? In one video you said that you push with the left foot toward your toe, in this video you say push with your left foot and make sure you don't go out, it lloks like the left leg moves backwards. Thanks and all the best

Brendon,, every PGA pro is straightening/losing bend in their right arm out of the top as he says. The right arm straightens as you turn, ,,trying to keep it bent all the way down guarantees you will lose any lag. The guys AMG have said this for years and have all the Gears data to prove it and have videos on it,,

i like the method, but how do i get club to go left? i can get it going to ball but hands/arms keep going right

Would this concept work with the driver as well?

5:18 to 5:26 is the greatest news you will ever hear about the golf swing! Ever!

The more I watch all these celebrated coaches, the more I feel they don't really know what they're saying. There's so much contradictory information out there and also a lot of parroting words and terms that are on trend. Glad I've found a coach that actually knows what he's talking about.

What do you mean by hitting inside the ball?

Is this "hitting" as opposed to "swinging" whereby the hands & arms are only moved by the pivot ala Greg Mchatton ?

Overhand golf teaches this too. Greg Scribner

Everybody is discovering the Mike Austin swing (throw release here). Dr Kwon has really helped me put a flow on the compound pivot as well.

I don’t agree with him on certain things in this video, but he is correct about hand path. I’m 60 years old, only play about 10 rounds a year and shoot around par or better.

Great teaching, I call this teaching because now it's a template that you can repeat over and over.

Very similar, if not identical, to Peter Croker- an Australian Golf Machine guy.

This is just an ulnar release? I actually hit the ball the best with this release but it's so difficult to re-wire the brain at full speed. Don Parson's in Santa Barbara has been teaching this for years.

That looks like the same range that Monte teaches from. Is it near Irvine?

@BEBETTERGOLF

2 жыл бұрын

About 40 minutes away

So glad you realized in this video that chasing lag was one of the worst things you were doing for your swing. I really believe the key to a great swing is releasing or casting the club early using the wrists and then just turn hard as the club gets back to P2. Best of luck and I hope you stick with this swing. It's the only one you need!

@rogernewton7831

2 жыл бұрын

It's good. The old fella knows when he's not being interrupted. 😀

@bernardsmith1230

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree that feel has gotten me from a 16 to a 6 handicap in a little over a year. I was going up rapidly with trying to hold lag. U fortunately holding lag is what most golf teaches advocate

The left foot pushing to clear wound be good the talk about more

@SwingLowLeft

2 жыл бұрын

Malaska talks about it all the time in depth, and has numerous videos with Brenden where he reinforces it or emphasizes it. This video series references those videos series often.

This goes back to what Mike Austin was teaching chopping motion

@maeu59

2 жыл бұрын

Same as Darrel Klassen

Mike austin release has similar concepts step and throw

I tried this left thumb/right arm straightening early and dropped 9 strokes off my avg score! I have never hit my irons better in a round!

@3pdad

2 жыл бұрын

I get the unlocking of the left thumb, but straightening the right elbow??? I must be missing something…

@joebunc

2 жыл бұрын

@@3pdad every PGA pro is straightening/losing bend in their right arm out of the top as he says. The right arm straightens as you turn, ,,trying to keep it bent all the way down and bury the elbow guarantees you will lose any lag. The guys AMG have said this for years and have all the Gears data to prove it and have videos on it,,

What's Lee's email? Not in the description.

Isn't this casting/early release? I'm confused!

100% Milo in this move as well.

Need shot tracers so badly!

Fellas…. All that matters is the hands. If the hands do what they’re supposed to the body will work to support that movement. It’s so much easier than instructors make it.

" I just takes it back and hit it" Sam Snead This quote is how I play golf and I am a 7 handicap. All of this mumbo jumbo will do is make you go from bad to worse in no time. The key is to play alot of golf and learn the basic fundamentals.

@benjaminhogan3157

2 жыл бұрын

Too many swing thoughts on this channel.

@Momm0

2 жыл бұрын

Could not agree with you less . I have Friends that like you has been a 8 HCP for the last 20 years . I break and fix my swing every year, and like bone it grows back stronger . It comes down too how great do you want too be .

@CrestRising

2 жыл бұрын

It's only 'mumbo jumbo' if you don't understand it.

@ItZaViBe89

2 жыл бұрын

@@CrestRising I totally understand, what I am getting at is we make golf way more complicated then it needs to be. This puts to many swing thoughts in ones head and that's what holds you back. Simplify it to your fundamentals and your set. You may play your best golf that way. All in all it comes down to short game and putting anyways. Just practice 125 yards in and putting to become scratch

@ItZaViBe89

2 жыл бұрын

@@Momm0 I bet you have been at the same handicap or maybe a stroke or two lower after how many years? I was able to take a new golfer from about a 20- 25 handicap to a 9 handicap with basic fundamentals in there first 18 months of golfing. Basic fundamentals, short game and putting practice, no mumbo jumbo.

This channel has been absolutely all over the place for the last 2-3 years. The only coaching that seemed to have made sense or didn't contradict one coach or another is when you worked with Dr. Kwon and now Coach Lee. I feel like everything else has been weird and/or just continuing bad habits. IMO, the guys at AMG distilled the golf swing down the best way of anybody. Everything else is just trying to find what coaching cues work best to find an optimal swing, and I think Lee is really great in this regard.

@mitchy7051

2 жыл бұрын

great work Lee. He's basically describing what actually happens with the straightening of the arm and AMG Golf validates Lee's resolve with their data

@pureshot902

2 жыл бұрын

Ive been watching on and off for a long time. I feel like this channel has a lot of good info but you cant really use it as a step by step to get better at golf. Its just random knowledge and ideas. I hate the ideas of positions and all that garbage. Golf to me is about developing skill and having the mental strength to consistently use that skill. All this mumbo jumbo about positions does nothing for people who know how to hit the ball decently. Golf is mostly mental to me.

@nelsonjames1272

2 жыл бұрын

But if you don’t know what you’re doing you’ll never be consistent.

@TopblokeGolf

2 жыл бұрын

It’s good to get different perspectives but I agree, Brendon’s head must be spinning with all this info .

@xJae14x

2 жыл бұрын

I like the stuff with Malaska

The brain can't repeat feelings. It reacts to tasks.

Mike Austin.

I would like to see Dr Kwon's comments about the advice Lee is offering. To me Dr Kwon tries to get the big picture right and lets the smaller picture take care of itself and Lee is the reverse.

@ldeitrick

2 жыл бұрын

In my opinion you need BOTH

What I got from this lesson is basically what Monte told you years ago. Cast/throw the club and rotate. This is the same thing that guys like AMG and Martin Chuck preach.

@charlesangeli7412

2 жыл бұрын

monte rules

@psycho8771

2 жыл бұрын

Also literally Lee says "You've heard this all before"

@gregpeterson8374

2 жыл бұрын

@@RCGolf Kind of like going to a chiropractor! You always need just a few more adjustments.

Lag comes from the NEED to hit the ball away from the line our toes create.

@ryanovercash8725

Жыл бұрын

Except you don’t need to hit it “away”. Pull fades are very common in pro golfers.

Changing from your Mickelson/VJSingh roll release to a Duval/DJ square-to-arc release is gonna take 100s of hours on the range...

@scottbullock1027

2 жыл бұрын

IMO if you follow what Malaska teaches it changes reactively quickly, I had massive wrist roll for years and worked on what Mike teaches and throwing became the only option, a lifetime of snap hooks turned into baby draws after a handful of range sessions

@wodenoftheangles3339

2 жыл бұрын

@@scottbullock1027 That's very impressive if that is indeed the case, Scott. And hats off to you. However, from my experience with seeing others try to change, you may be an exception to the rule... Brendon has been trying to change for a few seasons now for example. But one's innate release pattern is hard to get out of unless you're taught specific technique at a young age.

@scottbullock1027

2 жыл бұрын

@@wodenoftheangles3339 thanks, and I don’t disagree, Brendan is taking a tough route by learning a number of different strategies. I give some basic lessons to guys I know and they have gotten rid of their wrist roll as well, I’m drinking the Kool Aid and know it’s not always simple, i just hold the opinion that If you follow Mikes methods you can see quick results.

We don’t care how you were as a young man where should you be. This is really a tough lesson to follow, push one thumb not the other.

As soon as you hear the word “LAG”…..run!!!

Peter Crocker bud

@BamaPaul

2 жыл бұрын

Croker not Crocker

@ldeitrick

2 жыл бұрын

Start of downswing is Peter Croker's A to B

@rubenmartinez8659

2 жыл бұрын

@@ldeitrick yes it is sir , works for me thanks for the video

Everything was taught a long ago by Mike Austin. He was far ahead of his time. Try check Mike Austin. Mike austin fans and Mike austin rules KZread channels. And search for Mike Austin teaching the teachers. Best of luck for golf swing.

Regardless of ball position relative to your feet . Always Set up with a straight right arm placing the head of the club perpendicular to the ball. Lead arm slightly flexed. Now simply: Swing inward right/ swing inward left: dropping the head of the club down to the ball and like Saturns Rings the club head will find it own circle. 🧐

Its a shame that he didn't give anycredit to tom tomasello, who created and shared this swing with him on youtube in 1992.

Peter Crocker all the way. Give Crocker some credit.

@gregwilliams2066

2 жыл бұрын

agree. croker was saying this 20 years ago

@ldeitrick

2 жыл бұрын

Start of downswing is Peter Croker's A to B

@navmcc9965

2 жыл бұрын

@@ldeitrick That is correct. Also throwing the club head at the ball in order to create the right hand angle is a Croker trademark. I am sure he picked up a lot of his swing thoughts from teachers before him and they teachers before them.

@gregwilliams2066

2 жыл бұрын

yes, believe he was tgm as well

I SOLVED the golfswing. I had to create a completely new model. The ENTIRE Golf World will have to convert to my model.

@BEBETTERGOLF

2 жыл бұрын

Sold

@mazdaspeedmx512lbs

2 жыл бұрын

@@BEBETTERGOLF I'm afraid to tell anyone all of it because I'm afraid someone will steal what took 15 years to crack the code. If I told you certain things about it you would realize I solved it because it would be clear & precise. My model has no contradictions within itself.

@chaseblossom1263

2 жыл бұрын

@@mazdaspeedmx512lbs show us your swing.

@goathumper111

2 жыл бұрын

@@mazdaspeedmx512lbs why keep posting about it if you're going to keep it a secret?

@mazdaspeedmx512lbs

2 жыл бұрын

@@goathumper111 I'm tryingto find help. But without someone greedy who wants to steal the code I cracked.

“How to make lag incredibly complicated”

Lee knows exactly what he is saying. Brendon doesn't know what he is saying. I don't know what he is saying. Far too complicated.

Always learning Never coming to the knowledge of the TRUTH

Confusing at best

"lag," for lack of a better term, is simply the differentiation between the movement of the hips and legs (lower body) and the movement of the torso (upper body). everything else is nonsense. the lower body moves toward the target line first and the upper body lags behind it. this is what is meant by "lag." few people seem to understand it and even fewer are able to explain it ... and by "few" I mean, NONE. I don't understand why people feel the necessity to teach something that they themselves fail to comprehend. the inclination obviously has something to do with a defective or overcontrolling ego.

2 paths. Clubhead and hands. I have to concentrate so hard not to match my hands to the ball. High hand city. Not good.

Could you imagine trying to think about all this and manipulate your body parts while playing? Dear god

BBG is one smart dude. Start a KZread channel and get free lessons and social media money. Bro, stop with all these lessons. Start doing vlogs. Your game is good enough. Start competing with other youtubers, throw in the occasional insight. Can't take another lesson. Eric Cogorno is the same. How many times you going to post, "do this magic move", or "bomb it like Monte"?

@TickleNation

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe he likes what he’s doing?

@allenchu3969

2 жыл бұрын

I believe B is giving his viewers different ways to learn the golf swing and he is using himself as the student. This is his M.O. for his channel.

@maeu59

2 жыл бұрын

It’s all about the money, Cogorno has a different secret every day. It’s amazing he can hit a ball with all the swing thoughts. The secret is there are no secrets.

@chm97chm97

Жыл бұрын

He''s just a golf nut.... this KZread stuff is a cover for his addiction. Keeps the wife happy. 😂😂😂

Either that or they have no clue what they’re talking about

Feel like you’re throwing the club about 30 feet to your right.

If it takes 20 minutes to explain a .05 second event, it's too complicated. I'll stick with Malaska.

Horrible golf instruction too many swing thoughts not meant for beginners

This video is laughable!

Way to complicated for the average golfer.

My swing is fucked. Going to try this 🫣