I come back to Shawn time and again…this stuff is so good

@golflessons

9 ай бұрын

Thank you Jeffrey! 👍🫶👊😀

2 Lefties!!! ...nice to not have to reverse everything in my mind. 🙂

Woah! That toss the ball both ways drill is enlightening. As always, great information. I’ve dedicated myself to learning your life’s work Shawn and in every video there’s a new nugget of wisdom.

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Great place to be Krista!👍💪😀

And Mu is just unbelievable!

I am 69 and have watched your channel a few years now and I am hitting consistently between 200to 220 yards, where before your teaching I was hitting maybe 180to 200 once in awhile. Thank you so much. Have blessed life

@golflessons

9 ай бұрын

You are welcome and thank you for the great wishes! You should definitely visit our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com and see the “senior series” and then the “long and straight driver series” before diving into the rest of our 500 plus videos of my life’s work for just $9.95 a month!

I just have to comment although I'm only :45s into the video. I haven't watch one of your videos for about a year, but one thing that caught my eye, right off the bat, was when Sav took her stance and then completed the swing. Last year she would take her stance and then bump her right hip forward a few inches, giving her body more tilt and looking more aggressive. Now, she doesn't bump the hip out, and I find she looks a lot more relaxed and natural. The swing looks smoother. I think her swing looks great. Just an observation. Now on to the rest of the video.

Thanks again Shawn for the great video. Love that both Sav an Mu are lefties like me. After watching this video I realized that I was not loose enough in the shoulders. I'm still stiff when it comes to releasing the club, desperately trying not to chicken wing pull it to the right. Can't wait to get out there and try it on the range and course this weekend.

@golflessons

9 ай бұрын

Hey Mike! Get with our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com and see “using the weight in your swing-axe drill with Savy” then go to “unstoppable momentum series” and “momentum already there before you start your swing shawn clement” which will cause relaxation without having to think about it!

Sav, very impressive.

Shawn Just an idea for Sav and Mu from a Strength Coach Have they tried the VKTRY carbon fiber insoles? Check it out as the output from the ground forces will be much better. Love your channel!

Started golfing a year ago, signed up for premium channel so I could beat my friends, this is a great addition. Funny though you mention the frisbee as I am working primarily toward pro disc golf and the top distance throwers in disc golf throw 200+ yards using these same techniques. Though I struggle to apply them in both sports your videos continue to give me micro-breakthroughs as I untangle muscle memory so to speak.

@golflessons

9 ай бұрын

YES!! Micro breakthroughs is what it is all about and those will lead to big breakthroughs in your benchmark shots and that is the tide that raises all ships in regards to your good misses! STAY THE COURSE!! You throw darts at the bull’s eye an hour a day, 2 weeks later you are 15% more accurate! Find your task-throw in golf and make that your dart throw and keep delivering through the ball and IP into your flight plans and good stuff will continue to happen. Peaks and Valleys of course…

Great video...thanks for perspective on what my arms should be doing relative to my body. I noticed the grip position of the golfers hands. Is this something they would apply to other clubs, such as irons, hybrids, etc.?

Love this video. I'm a Lefty (right hander who golfs left) and I struggle with distance. I will try some of these principles. I'd be happy with a consistent 250 drive let alone the monster drives that Sav & Mu are punching out there.... thanks. Keep it up!

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

You will never look back! Full gather, full release into the flight plan with full abandon and ease to do it all day, all week, all year long!!

@guitar1950

Жыл бұрын

I'm another right hander who plays lefty. you go dude!! 250 yard drive would thrill me too!

Love the free-wheeling approach. So much more fun than getting stuck. Always good thoughts shared by the Wisdom in Golf Team. Love watching these kids kill the golf ball. ;>)

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Right on Ken! A free wheeling swing in a specific and constant direction is a functional one! 👍😀

Dear Shawn (Steve Martin double, it´s fantastic, like he´s brother), you are a benefactor of the golf world!!! I wait many years for the missing link, saw 1000 videos. This one open my eyes and revolutionize my golf play. I play today my best golf round ever, since I see it today morning. You are the best! Thank you very much Sir, Erich

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Right on! 👍😀💪👌👊🫶

@erichmikula8922

Жыл бұрын

@@golflessons Dear Shawn, one question please Sir. Do you think we shall also do it with the irons? I learnt the early pressure in my left food. But with the driver, I see, here by the driver it is not the best way. You work here with the natural pressure in the downswing some later. Thank you and best greetings from Vienna, Erich

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

@@erichmikula8922 ball first then ground with irons-driver is clip the tee on the way up; both swings are the same; just driver is ball forward!

@erichmikula8922

Жыл бұрын

@@golflessons Thank you very much

Thanks for showcasing some lefties!

Newbie here and tried your principles at the range today: 1. Working towards distant target, and not just ball. 2. More relaxed back swing and trail elbow. 3. More committed follow through. Still working on stuff but flow feels better. Subscribed!

@golflessons

4 ай бұрын

Welcome home! You are now on the right track! Let’s expand and evolve on this now! 👍💪👌😀

What do you think of Mike Dunaway’s technique?

Great video. Early on when Sav turned away from target with the practice swing and you stopped her and recognized the turn in backswing and talked about free wheeling…this is big for me that I’ve noticed…it is easier to do this without a ball and sometimes my backswing is restricted and too armsy when the ball is there. I noticed this felt different between practice swing and with ball, and when I fix this and turn more (free wheel) and replicate the practice swing when it’s time to go through the ball, it makes a huge difference for the better…in multiple ways. I’ve also noticed that when I don’t “free wheel” and I restrict the backswing (maybe too armsy) with my wedges, this can cause the “h” rocket, or “s@$nk”

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Great observations Adam! On our premium channel, we have a couple of series that will help with that called “momentum already there BEFORE you start the swing” series and the “unstoppable momentum series” and “perpetual motion drill series”

@adamlubenow

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Shawn, I appreciate it! I checked these out and they are great. Amazing content!!!🙌

Thanks to you , Shav and Mu... as a beginner in this game, your videos help alot and I can hit few decent shots better than when I first start. I have a question about driver. I recently bought a new driver with 9 degree loft, should I increase the loft more (change to 10.5 or 12) , cause the way we set up is super strong grip and tilt , which leads to de-loft most clubs. Thank you in advance.

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

See “driver speed and smash shawn clement” for the driver; and there is a great series for beginners on my home page on youtube @golflessons and see the playlists and check out the “swing builder series with Chantal” which are oldies but goodies! Then you can go check out the “driver long and straight series” on our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com

Do I use the cutting grass swing thought with the driver, thanks great stuff as usual.

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

You are going to flick the tip of the tee into the direction you want to start the ball with a nice throwing snap backed by a nice dose of momentum!

Shawn, any comment on the top of Mu’s backswing… the club dropping so much in front of him almost touching his backside? I copied it and can feel tremendous energy buildup… but I’ve never seen anyone swing like this. With 360 yard drives, it’s gotta be doing some good 😅 Just curious of the science behind it

@golfwisdom-francais9726

7 ай бұрын

Just look at some older videos of John Daly winning the PGA Championship in 2001 and British open in 2005!

That grip is revolutionary 33 years trying to learn, this guy is golf genius it was the grip all along.

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

If you look at the VAST MAJORITY OF GRIPS OUT ON TOUR, they are very strong grips with 3 to 4 knuckles showing!

@mussaramadan

Жыл бұрын

I have a good game but with old grip I couldn't get over 240 Cary ,no matter thousandth of balls ,if I had see that grip 25 years ago my life would have been better.

God to misfit it 274 yds. Amazing!

@AlastairBarker

Жыл бұрын

HORSE CRAP IT AINT ON A COURSE!

Hi Shawn I've noticed that both sav and mo have really what looks to me is strong grips I'm a lefty does this help with cutting out my slice any advice please.

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

It is essential to grip strong to not only rid the slice but have complete access to the target!!! See “most important video on grip ever shawn clement” and “why your swing is underpowered shawn clement”

Shawn, when watching Saw and Mu swing their driver, can you comment on the "dogma" of the trailing arm needing to be kept straight?

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

ANY TIME YOU ARE TOLD TO POSITION BODY PARTS WHILE SWINGING, RUN!! We talk about the natural way the anatomy folds and extends when performing a specific task so that you can leave things alone and let them happen; have a look at our “wrist hinge shawn clement” and “loaded arms shawn clement” videos; oldies but goodies!

Hi Shawn, I know you advocate keeping the trail foot planted as you make contact (like long-hitting Kenny Perry used to). Just out of curiosity, how can a guy like Justin Thomas hit the ball so well when his trail foot's heel is Way off the ground before contact??

@golflessons

10 ай бұрын

Talent and swinging like that since very young! Before 6! Same for Sheffler; not many doing this on Champion’s tour…and even less in the real world!

@mraisor7255

10 ай бұрын

Makes sense - thanks so much for all your awesome videos!! @@golflessons

My lower body gets stuck on the downswing for both my irons and driver. I'm going to try an intermediate point the next time I go to the range.

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

See an oldie but goodie called “throw the club straight shawn clement” an absolute right of passage for all golfers!

ANy good vids on how to fix a slice? When I dont slice i do well on distance/direction but thats rare. Its almost like its an accident i hit it straight lol

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Please see “hit a honkin’ draw to hit straight Shawn Clement”

What’s your opinion on oversized grips

@golflessons

9 ай бұрын

If they provide a secure grip that allows you to whip the club without fatigue in the hands, then good!

I most definitely would love to hit it 300 solidly every time

@golflessons

9 ай бұрын

FUN FUN FUN; DID I MENTION FUN?? We had a big photo shoot yesterday with a company called Katalyst in Vegas and Savy pounded a large bucket of balls past the 282 yard marker to the back of the range and the photographers went to town!! Then Mu started carrying the mounds at the back of the range that were at 300 yards with mediocre balls into a 20 MPH cross wind; IT WAS SO AWESOME!!

Is the same "toss the ball" move to clear the body applicable to chipping and pitching as well?

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

HUGELY!!!!!!👊👌💪👍

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

See the original video we did on this in 2007!! “arm swing vs body turn shawn clement” and you will see it in the second half of the video; then see “chip yips shawn clement” and “sternal notch chipping shawn clement” and you also want to let this happen on long and extra long putts!!

How is the arms vs core muscle power divided during the downswing? I'm guessing 90% core and 10% arms?

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Hey Micki! It is called the Human Kinetic chain and when engaged, it comes from the ground up from the legs and feet and then through the core and through arms and club; the arms are in a supporting role so your percentage of arms is pretty spot on; if you look at our “kinetic chain series” and “kinetic chain facilitation and engagement series” you will really appreciate this incredible reflex action based on self preservation we have; like the tail of a scorpion!

@ryancampbell4445

Жыл бұрын

😢

why dont we see the arms this high and free with the irons? or do we?

What do you mean when you say “hit into the picture?”

@golflessons

10 ай бұрын

You establish a FLIGHT PLAN, like a pilot, “the ball will start on the right edge of the left bunker and rise twice the height of the tree line and fall behind the bunker onto the flag”. If the ball stays straight, I am in the middle of the green, if it draws to the flag we have a better chance at birdie. Then your swing delivers it’s action with momentum to the right of the bunker and the set up does the rest. See “why you are not comfortable over your ball shawn clement”

Outta the way, both ways but the kinetic sequencing from the top is the mystery to me. How to develop it...avoid the spin out, not go over the top etc...thanks

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Hey Ron! Immediately go see “throw the club straight shawn clement”

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Then go see our series on premium called “kinetic chain facilitation engagement series”

Hey guys, what is that weird cheese wheel or loaf of bread looking thing on top of the locker? It was driving me crazy trying to figure out what it was. Seriously though, great video.

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

A Jai Alai basket! 😀👍

3 really nice people

@golflessons

9 ай бұрын

🫶🫶🫶

Both of their set-ups look like a Tod Graves or Kirk Junge, "Single Plane", style..

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

You will see that this has been our staple since youtube started! See our oldies but goodies called “tilted Spiral” part 1-2-3 and “braced Tilt” and “feel the braced tilt” videos; add Shawn Clement to the search box and it will take you to them!

Come on dad!

When is Mu and Savi gonna join the tour? Can’t wait to be watching you guys on the golf channel

@AlastairBarker

Жыл бұрын

THEY AINT MATE FFS THIS KZread WITH EDITING, MOST CANT BREAK 80 A COURSE!

@guitar1950

Жыл бұрын

@@AlastairBarker Bet they can beat you every time

@habs7646

Жыл бұрын

@@guitar1950 lol she drives 290 because she hits 9* up with 1k spin dude.. its not playable on the course and there fore explains why she shoots 85-90. go look up her scores ;)

@guitar1950

Жыл бұрын

@@habs7646 I concede. Was shocked at her scores. This 73 year old who started playing at age 45 can shoot low to mid 80s on a 6,000 yard course. Maybe I can beat her!

he just Mounashied that ball

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

🤛🏾💪

I love the theory behind your swing Shawn but despite my best efforts I've not been able to master it. It seems as though my kinetic chain for grass cutting is different to my kinetic chain for throwing the club at the target. I can cut grass perfectly and I can throw the club perfectly but my brain gets confused when I instruct it to do both in the same swing. Any tips?

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Stick with throw to the target and PREDICT THE GRASS IS IN THE WAY BEFORE YOU THROW; SO YOU CAN STAY WITH THE FOCUS OF THE THROW. Then you continue to evolve and stop worrying about contact even if you don’t hit it perfectly! Just go to a tour event and you will see plenty of thin and toe and heel and fat shots!!

@mraisor7255

10 ай бұрын

I always have to remind myself that the lead foot Must be Planted on the downswing Before you initiate the throw. If you start before that........disaster, as you well know!😂@@golflessons

would like to see you guys take it on the course where the truth is told

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

You bet! Waiting for our new Rapsodo unit to show you everything! Sav just got another PB in Denver of 358 yards!

Several Questions: So your swing never goes to the inside and your hands follow stay in front or parallel to your swing? On the Downswing, not to stall at the ball where does she look on the downswing? What Degree Loft are their Drivers?

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

7 degrees; eyes on ball for her but focus on the direction she wants to throw the club.

@seeingbeyond666

Жыл бұрын

@@golflessons She is amazing, the Dad is an Awesome Mentor too!, Kudo

@seeingbeyond666

Жыл бұрын

@@golflessons That is Huge, changes the ball flight immediately...Thanks! Your Daughter is hammering the Ball and Mu is just another Iron Barron...Great Job you guys.

How does the girl swing at 150 ball speed and get 300 yards and I swing at 160 ball speed and get 250 yards

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Called a good miss! Centre face contact makes the difference there! Look at the efficiency numbers. Low on the face makes for more spin and less launch which will rob you of didtance.

@habs7646

Жыл бұрын

lol she drives 290 because she hits 9* up with 1k spin dude.. its not playable on the course. I carry 280 with 116 club speed with 2700 spin which keeps the ball into play more often. it depends on what you want, speed or control with speed

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

@@habs7646 LOL! She is one of the most consistent in WLD tour sitting at #7 in the world; thanks anyways!

@habs7646

Жыл бұрын

@@golflessons i did not say she couldnt drive the ball in long drive competitions, im saying that these launch conditions and spin are the reason she drives that far with only 106 club speed, but that would be unplayable on a golf course. sorry for the confusion

@BeefandEggs

Жыл бұрын

@@golflessons what is the loft of her driver?

Where is your Callaway bag and clothes? Have you changed?

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Cobra Golf and True Linkwear! they have amazing apparel now!

Your with Cobra now ? You decided to join us ? LOL Cobra has a better driver for Mu and Sav .

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

What a company! Visited you guys in Carlsbad; love the new digs! Like, you guys have generated A TON OF BUZZ this year and we are so proud to be a part of it!

Why would someone say that. That’s his daughter. Think your the creepy one G. Now apology’s.

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Thanks David! That was icky, I had to remove that…

Looking like a couple of GQ models.. lol

She would be more consistent if your left hand was not all the way underneath the handle of her club. Waaaay to strong of a grip to be consistent!!!

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

And you know this how?

SHAWN EVERY CLUB IN THE WORLD HAS FOLKS HITTING IT MILES, WHY AINT THESE 2 ON TOUR? HITTING ONE DRIVE ON A SIMULATOR AINT GOLF, SORRY TO BURST YOUR BUBBLE! KZread GOLF IS A JOKE NOW, I KNOW LADS WHO HIT 350 YET CANT DO A THING WITH IT!

@pauld984

Жыл бұрын

Point of this video dude is to show "Effortless Power" using a gathering technique while releasing into the proper direction. 99% of golfers can benefit from these weekly videos.

@guitar1950

Жыл бұрын

I believe they hit several drives and they were all long and would have been in the fairway. What you got?

@savannahmeyerclement

Жыл бұрын

Hey Alastair, have you taken a second to ask yourself that maybe we don’t want to play on tour… tour life is not for everyone and its a very lonely place for a lot of people. We compete in World Long Drive and we have a blast doing it 👍

@Maruman_man

10 ай бұрын

And tour golf is just driving it long ha? They do long drive events and are world ranked. Do you understand tour level golf?

@golflessons

9 ай бұрын

We got them all the way to the WORLD FINALS IN LONG DRIVE in Atlanta GA; Sav has had a few top 10 performances this year with all the top girls back in action with PBs of 338 and 359! Mu is lurking just outside the top 30 and ready to break into the next level with PB’s of 394 and 399. Wisdom in Golf has also produced dozens of new CLUB CHAMPIONS and continues to evolve as THE REFERENCE for golf performance.