Getting ready to get a lesson from you. I am 82 and have been following stack and tilt for about a year. I like your suggestion of 80 per cent forward and wrench. I seem to be lost on the down swing. Thanks joseph
@davidkauffman718512 сағат бұрын
How do I turn my arms off. Always want to hit at the ball.
@sunday27214 сағат бұрын
hi rob thanks for the great instrution ,am i right in saying you tuck your hips toward the target more than towards the ball , many thanks
@stevenklinkhamer9069Күн бұрын
Good point.
@Blackcloud319Күн бұрын
Going to try this now as I’ve been reading Ben Hogan’s book about this hidden secret! This makes so much sense to me. Thank you sir, much respect 🫡
@androidraytech4269Күн бұрын
Like finding a jewel, first coach i have understood about that trail arm. Everyone talks about wrist and elbow.
@DCVersaceКүн бұрын
If I'm hitting my driver too high does that mean that I'm finishing too high?
@mavisknight4522Күн бұрын
Thank you, great 👍🏾 explanation and great steady voice!
@retgi1Күн бұрын
Amazing, I've alway tilted my body not realizing how much my ball position changed and couldn't figure out why 75% of my drives were pulls to the left! I will practice this on the range asap. Thank you very much...
@jimmyriders2536Күн бұрын
Honestly this is amazing! I'm still struggling with I'd say fat but it's more like I'm using jcb golf clubs with my 2 and 3 iron I'd say am at 1 in every 7 are pure now and it's ridiculous I'm barly trying compared to all my years of golf before but my 2 iron goes 250 yards and that is all carry it went 198 yards before when I managed to get it and I was swinging away with all my might 😂 for absolutely no reason it would seem 😅
@user-bm2md3pn2vКүн бұрын
To make square contact with this drill, are you rolling the forearms at impact? I do this drill and the ball shoots off to the right. And when I think about this while playing, I hit hasel rockets…
@mfnflyw162 күн бұрын
Is that right hip movement behind and towards target a conscious movement you must initiate or does it happen by starting with turning L shoulder down toward ball
@pohoresky2 күн бұрын
Brilliant video. Never heard this before. Breaking new ground.
@stephenfeidfeid35122 күн бұрын
Worst waste of money I have done in a while. Useless. Never clicks. Sucks
@1_Ranger_752 күн бұрын
So fairway woods and driver for me have always been push slices, even after I got (stack and tilt) lessons and control my irons better than ever. I just couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. Watched this video last night and went out to the range today. My ball position was totally wrong this whole time!!! My wider stance and ball on the heel had me push slicing and I had no idea! I hit my first 300y carry drive today and it was ALMOST dead straight, just had that little bit of draw to it 😎. You're a game changer, Rob!!
@richardelgart84202 күн бұрын
Rob, I very much appreciate your videos. To clarify my understanding, are you saying that we should retain the right wrist bend all the way through impact, with the right fingers still trailing the heel of the right hand? Or, should the right wrist “snap” at impact, going from flexion to extension, while still traveling on the prescribed arc? I hope that the latter is the correct interpretation because, to me, the “snapping “ of the right wrist is an integral part of motions such as throwing or hitting a ball or swinging a tennis racket. Thanks very much.
@TGeeee2 күн бұрын
Added 30+ yards using lead shoulder as reference 💪🏻
@endertao2 күн бұрын
i am struggling with how to have the weight foward in the setup. Am i supposed to push the hips forward and keep my upper body in place? Or are they supposed to move together to the left? Cause i find that there is many ways to put the weight forward
@AbdulRahim-cu7y2 күн бұрын
Hey Rob! are you looking for a video editor for high-quality edits? let me know, if you’re interested.
@avrilbonner77512 күн бұрын
Great video, on 'Crush the Can', however, I seem to be slicing the ball(R) when practicing. And the clubface is square at address. I seem to be hitting before the ball each time!? Is it just a case of keep practicing? 🙂Many thanks....
@johnpritchard97532 күн бұрын
Thanks Rob.
@MC-vv7us2 күн бұрын
Ala Greg Norman!
@12496k2 күн бұрын
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@12496k2 күн бұрын
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@johnmclean99694 күн бұрын
I was in the n.c. Jaycee jr golf tournament in Lumberton in 1961 and more gave a skit for us. Great guy my
@joegotz19714 күн бұрын
I worked on this yesterday. What a difference!!
@John-bh1rs4 күн бұрын
Thank you for the video. I will try this on the range!
@3sotErik4 күн бұрын
Thank you so so much. This makes so much sense. I have been going absolutely crazy, trying to figure out my stinking problem. I've tried 100 exaggerated swings, trying to get a positive attack angle & couldn't figure it out. Tomorrow, I will try this. Wish me luck.
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
Good luck!
@randykinkade19404 күн бұрын
Question Rob…how about incorporating “hands in” into the drill. That would mean the shaft is not parallel to the target line at P2, but conforming more to the grid. Good or bad idea?
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
It's certainly an option. But "hands in" isn't shaft in at P2. In the model, P2 would have the hands and shaft lined up.
@josephwalker1384 күн бұрын
I tried this technique a few years ago with marginal success. My problem was an inconsistent center strike with the clubface and golf ball. Therefore I stopped using it. Is there a drill I can do to ensure center contact w/o looking at the ball and clubface relationship?
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
You can create a "gate" drill for the putter head to move through by placing two tees in the ground either side of the putter head.
@gurujay15 күн бұрын
I have been struggling with weight shift for a long time , This an eye opener for me . Thanks
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@stevenvig9276 күн бұрын
when you wear hackmotion, is that in fact a hack stack attack ?
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
😂
@sambascombe4406 күн бұрын
Dose this work with a beer bottle? Asking for a friend 😂
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
Give it a try and let me know! 🍺
@donmorrison66706 күн бұрын
Rob, is there a distance where the putt is so long that is more important to “control” the putter? For example, is heads up still effective for a 50’ putt?
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
Yes, it can be. The challenge as the stroke get is longer is that the body rotation required for the stroke increases and pulls your head/eyes away from the target which can be awkward to manage. Otherwise, the benefits of HUP still exist.
@lylealexander48616 күн бұрын
Poor ball striking negatively affected my recent performance in recent senior cc and city senior championship. (74-6-8-9-8). Viewed Rob’s umbrella drill, hit 100 balls in home net, 60 in next days warmup and then played. Total transformation. Never hooked one shot, made three birdies and left four others in the hole just short. Easy 71. What a great drill!!
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
That's amazing, Well done!!!
@peterfletcher65216 күн бұрын
Thanks Rob.I've hit the ball on the thinnish side for 40years though I've played off 12 and now I know why. I've stayed off the course for two weeks and practised focusing about 3 inches in front of the ball relentlessly.For the first time in my life I've had the joy of compressing the ball, much higher flight and that 'smack' sound of striking the ball correctly, not that horrible juddering click of a thin shot. Can I risk taking this to the course?
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
That's great progress, Peter. And YES, you can definitely take this to the course! 👍🏻
@bobglorioso54226 күн бұрын
Another fabulous drill instructional video demonstration that covers the golfer’s permitted fix! I’ve been using the water bottle and the bowling drill it’s changed my long game if I miss hit I got chance to get up&down now if I’ve only get few putts to fall😂
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
So happy to hear the videos are helping you!
@bodynfocus6 күн бұрын
Personally, I'm a "handle dragger". My swing tendency has always been to DRAG that handle through impact. Of course, results are extremely inconsistent. I can see right away how this drill will help to remedy that if practiced regularly.👏👏
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
That's good to hear. I hope the drill is valuable and helpful for your game!
@randykinkade19406 күн бұрын
I really appreciate how you tied together the progression of drills of hit-hard stop-quick to 90-90-90 to the umbrella drill. All involving the exit half of the grid. I’ve spent years on the front half of the grid, but not enough time in the finish side. The concept of reverse engineering from the finish is helping me also…all about getting and holding the finish. Thanks Rob
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
You're welcome, Randy! Thanks for watching and I'm happy you're enjoying the videos!
@MrRich-rx4iu7 күн бұрын
W!O!W!
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
😎
@sambascombe4407 күн бұрын
I was very sceptical about trying this stack and tilt But I can honestly say after reading the book and watching your videos I’m absolutely sold on it the results are just mental!! I’ve gone from a 27 handicap to 12 in 3 months admittedly I have practiced it 3 times a week
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
That's an amazing improvement! Well done!!!
@aristotleaquino30677 күн бұрын
I just hit the ball as hard as i can (club speed) on the range. That helps on the course.
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
That's a good plan! 💪
@threepedalrebel12667 күн бұрын
This was a revelation that really helped my pull hooks ( I never slice ) I saw this last night and went to the range this am and Holy shit what difference for all my clubs , I wanted to ask one unrelated question if you could only buy one of the two which would you get the hack motion or precision impact training aid
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
Well, they are different price points and train in different ways. The HM will have more uses and is more of a feedback tool which you can use for a variety of different things. PI is a more of a traditional training aid providing the immediate assistance with changing the wrist pattern via the constraints that it places on the wrist. Both are great, just co consider you budget and uses before you decide.
@threepedalrebel126615 сағат бұрын
Thanks for your videos they have really helped me so much. My issue regarding the aids is a combo of price and benefit , the HM basis is about 2.5x more once you aid in shipping and duties
@barryjevons31257 күн бұрын
Do you align with the lead armpit or outside of the shoulder
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
Lead armpit
@donthedon9747 күн бұрын
Rob, thanks again for an informative and helpful video. I spy a PING I20 iron (one of my all time favorites btw) are you still gaming those?
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
Very observant! I am not gaming these irons, this was one I happened to borrow from a nearby bag to film this video.
@trippberry33737 күн бұрын
Rob, again you've produced a quality video of which the lesson I know hits me squarely on an extremely weak point I've had dozens if not hundreds of lessons on my backswing, a good many on the downswing to impact, but NEVER one from impact to the finish. I have absolutely no idea where my finish will end up. I'm concerned this one will be a tough one for me to master but ready to give it my best effort. I've often thought this was an extremely weak point in my swing but didn't know how to address it. Thank you again so much, and I WILL get you some videos soon. Thank you so much again!!
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
Thanks, Tripp. Let's do that new lesson soon, buddy! 👍🏻
@randykinkade19407 күн бұрын
Just watched this after seeing your umbrella drill. You were right, of course, they should be watched together.
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
You got it, Randy! 👍🏻
@knuteboy37787 күн бұрын
This is incredible Rob! I've just started working on S&T, and I just wasn't able to get that top of the backswing position that you see in every good player. I was struggling mightily. I figured I was just too heavyset or my arms were too short or I was too inflexible or something, and I would never be able to do it. Then I saw this video! That right hand being in the correct position and providing pressure is the secret sauce. It all fell right into place and I'm giddy! I'm wearing out the mirror watching me construct the arm structure over and over again...lol. Thank you so much!Your videos have had the most impact on me as far as developing my swing.
@robcheneygolf14 күн бұрын
That's really cool to hear! Happy the videos are proving so helpful for you!
@nedfarrell7 күн бұрын
Clear as mud
@amichaels-v38 күн бұрын
Great session, Rob. But now I have a problem... My current Local Coach is trying to get me to flip my wrists through impact, that contradicts what you say here. I need you to move to Arizona so I can take in-person lessons from you! :-)
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Getting ready to get a lesson from you. I am 82 and have been following stack and tilt for about a year. I like your suggestion of 80 per cent forward and wrench. I seem to be lost on the down swing. Thanks joseph
How do I turn my arms off. Always want to hit at the ball.
hi rob thanks for the great instrution ,am i right in saying you tuck your hips toward the target more than towards the ball , many thanks
Good point.
Going to try this now as I’ve been reading Ben Hogan’s book about this hidden secret! This makes so much sense to me. Thank you sir, much respect 🫡
Like finding a jewel, first coach i have understood about that trail arm. Everyone talks about wrist and elbow.
If I'm hitting my driver too high does that mean that I'm finishing too high?
Thank you, great 👍🏾 explanation and great steady voice!
Amazing, I've alway tilted my body not realizing how much my ball position changed and couldn't figure out why 75% of my drives were pulls to the left! I will practice this on the range asap. Thank you very much...
Honestly this is amazing! I'm still struggling with I'd say fat but it's more like I'm using jcb golf clubs with my 2 and 3 iron I'd say am at 1 in every 7 are pure now and it's ridiculous I'm barly trying compared to all my years of golf before but my 2 iron goes 250 yards and that is all carry it went 198 yards before when I managed to get it and I was swinging away with all my might 😂 for absolutely no reason it would seem 😅
To make square contact with this drill, are you rolling the forearms at impact? I do this drill and the ball shoots off to the right. And when I think about this while playing, I hit hasel rockets…
Is that right hip movement behind and towards target a conscious movement you must initiate or does it happen by starting with turning L shoulder down toward ball
Brilliant video. Never heard this before. Breaking new ground.
Worst waste of money I have done in a while. Useless. Never clicks. Sucks
So fairway woods and driver for me have always been push slices, even after I got (stack and tilt) lessons and control my irons better than ever. I just couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. Watched this video last night and went out to the range today. My ball position was totally wrong this whole time!!! My wider stance and ball on the heel had me push slicing and I had no idea! I hit my first 300y carry drive today and it was ALMOST dead straight, just had that little bit of draw to it 😎. You're a game changer, Rob!!
Rob, I very much appreciate your videos. To clarify my understanding, are you saying that we should retain the right wrist bend all the way through impact, with the right fingers still trailing the heel of the right hand? Or, should the right wrist “snap” at impact, going from flexion to extension, while still traveling on the prescribed arc? I hope that the latter is the correct interpretation because, to me, the “snapping “ of the right wrist is an integral part of motions such as throwing or hitting a ball or swinging a tennis racket. Thanks very much.
Added 30+ yards using lead shoulder as reference 💪🏻
i am struggling with how to have the weight foward in the setup. Am i supposed to push the hips forward and keep my upper body in place? Or are they supposed to move together to the left? Cause i find that there is many ways to put the weight forward
Hey Rob! are you looking for a video editor for high-quality edits? let me know, if you’re interested.
Great video, on 'Crush the Can', however, I seem to be slicing the ball(R) when practicing. And the clubface is square at address. I seem to be hitting before the ball each time!? Is it just a case of keep practicing? 🙂Many thanks....
Thanks Rob.
Ala Greg Norman!
⛳
⛳
I was in the n.c. Jaycee jr golf tournament in Lumberton in 1961 and more gave a skit for us. Great guy my
I worked on this yesterday. What a difference!!
Thank you for the video. I will try this on the range!
Thank you so so much. This makes so much sense. I have been going absolutely crazy, trying to figure out my stinking problem. I've tried 100 exaggerated swings, trying to get a positive attack angle & couldn't figure it out. Tomorrow, I will try this. Wish me luck.
Good luck!
Question Rob…how about incorporating “hands in” into the drill. That would mean the shaft is not parallel to the target line at P2, but conforming more to the grid. Good or bad idea?
It's certainly an option. But "hands in" isn't shaft in at P2. In the model, P2 would have the hands and shaft lined up.
I tried this technique a few years ago with marginal success. My problem was an inconsistent center strike with the clubface and golf ball. Therefore I stopped using it. Is there a drill I can do to ensure center contact w/o looking at the ball and clubface relationship?
You can create a "gate" drill for the putter head to move through by placing two tees in the ground either side of the putter head.
I have been struggling with weight shift for a long time , This an eye opener for me . Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
when you wear hackmotion, is that in fact a hack stack attack ?
😂
Dose this work with a beer bottle? Asking for a friend 😂
Give it a try and let me know! 🍺
Rob, is there a distance where the putt is so long that is more important to “control” the putter? For example, is heads up still effective for a 50’ putt?
Yes, it can be. The challenge as the stroke get is longer is that the body rotation required for the stroke increases and pulls your head/eyes away from the target which can be awkward to manage. Otherwise, the benefits of HUP still exist.
Poor ball striking negatively affected my recent performance in recent senior cc and city senior championship. (74-6-8-9-8). Viewed Rob’s umbrella drill, hit 100 balls in home net, 60 in next days warmup and then played. Total transformation. Never hooked one shot, made three birdies and left four others in the hole just short. Easy 71. What a great drill!!
That's amazing, Well done!!!
Thanks Rob.I've hit the ball on the thinnish side for 40years though I've played off 12 and now I know why. I've stayed off the course for two weeks and practised focusing about 3 inches in front of the ball relentlessly.For the first time in my life I've had the joy of compressing the ball, much higher flight and that 'smack' sound of striking the ball correctly, not that horrible juddering click of a thin shot. Can I risk taking this to the course?
That's great progress, Peter. And YES, you can definitely take this to the course! 👍🏻
Another fabulous drill instructional video demonstration that covers the golfer’s permitted fix! I’ve been using the water bottle and the bowling drill it’s changed my long game if I miss hit I got chance to get up&down now if I’ve only get few putts to fall😂
So happy to hear the videos are helping you!
Personally, I'm a "handle dragger". My swing tendency has always been to DRAG that handle through impact. Of course, results are extremely inconsistent. I can see right away how this drill will help to remedy that if practiced regularly.👏👏
That's good to hear. I hope the drill is valuable and helpful for your game!
I really appreciate how you tied together the progression of drills of hit-hard stop-quick to 90-90-90 to the umbrella drill. All involving the exit half of the grid. I’ve spent years on the front half of the grid, but not enough time in the finish side. The concept of reverse engineering from the finish is helping me also…all about getting and holding the finish. Thanks Rob
You're welcome, Randy! Thanks for watching and I'm happy you're enjoying the videos!
W!O!W!
😎
I was very sceptical about trying this stack and tilt But I can honestly say after reading the book and watching your videos I’m absolutely sold on it the results are just mental!! I’ve gone from a 27 handicap to 12 in 3 months admittedly I have practiced it 3 times a week
That's an amazing improvement! Well done!!!
I just hit the ball as hard as i can (club speed) on the range. That helps on the course.
That's a good plan! 💪
This was a revelation that really helped my pull hooks ( I never slice ) I saw this last night and went to the range this am and Holy shit what difference for all my clubs , I wanted to ask one unrelated question if you could only buy one of the two which would you get the hack motion or precision impact training aid
Well, they are different price points and train in different ways. The HM will have more uses and is more of a feedback tool which you can use for a variety of different things. PI is a more of a traditional training aid providing the immediate assistance with changing the wrist pattern via the constraints that it places on the wrist. Both are great, just co consider you budget and uses before you decide.
Thanks for your videos they have really helped me so much. My issue regarding the aids is a combo of price and benefit , the HM basis is about 2.5x more once you aid in shipping and duties
Do you align with the lead armpit or outside of the shoulder
Lead armpit
Rob, thanks again for an informative and helpful video. I spy a PING I20 iron (one of my all time favorites btw) are you still gaming those?
Very observant! I am not gaming these irons, this was one I happened to borrow from a nearby bag to film this video.
Rob, again you've produced a quality video of which the lesson I know hits me squarely on an extremely weak point I've had dozens if not hundreds of lessons on my backswing, a good many on the downswing to impact, but NEVER one from impact to the finish. I have absolutely no idea where my finish will end up. I'm concerned this one will be a tough one for me to master but ready to give it my best effort. I've often thought this was an extremely weak point in my swing but didn't know how to address it. Thank you again so much, and I WILL get you some videos soon. Thank you so much again!!
Thanks, Tripp. Let's do that new lesson soon, buddy! 👍🏻
Just watched this after seeing your umbrella drill. You were right, of course, they should be watched together.
You got it, Randy! 👍🏻
This is incredible Rob! I've just started working on S&T, and I just wasn't able to get that top of the backswing position that you see in every good player. I was struggling mightily. I figured I was just too heavyset or my arms were too short or I was too inflexible or something, and I would never be able to do it. Then I saw this video! That right hand being in the correct position and providing pressure is the secret sauce. It all fell right into place and I'm giddy! I'm wearing out the mirror watching me construct the arm structure over and over again...lol. Thank you so much!Your videos have had the most impact on me as far as developing my swing.
That's really cool to hear! Happy the videos are proving so helpful for you!
Clear as mud
Great session, Rob. But now I have a problem... My current Local Coach is trying to get me to flip my wrists through impact, that contradicts what you say here. I need you to move to Arizona so I can take in-person lessons from you! :-)
Just tell we where to go! 🇺🇸💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻