Golf Tips – Shoulder Turn Lesson With Video Swing Analysis

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▶ SW Florida PGA teacher of the year winner twice
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18 thoughts on “Golf Tips – Shoulder Turn Lesson With Video Swing Analysis

  1. Your ball striking and timing are perfect must be so enjoyable when u can play like that. How comes you are not a famous pro. I guess that's proof how difficult the game is

  2. This guy's golf lessons are about as salient as Johnny Miller's. In other words, they are old school chit chat that is devoid of bio-mechanics. Here's the "driver technique": in general, get to the top, re-arrange your hands and right elbow, bump your hips toward the target, and let your right elbow drop toward the ground as you pull the club handle toward the target with your left. More specifically, at the top, you should set your wrists into the Hogan Position, while you push a bit forward and down with your right elbow, while you gently rotate your left arm a bit clockwise. Super specically, the "Hogan Hands" position has your right wrist bent on itself as if you were a waiter holding a tray; while, the left wrist is in the "hitch hiker" position. The irons are a bit different from the driver, where the feeling is dropping the right elbow while pulling the handle of your tally whacker toward the target. It took me about 3 years of watching video and internet golf lessons to learn that bit, but I can cream a driver straight and far.

  3. I watched this video and then took the lessons out to my yard and consistently made contact with the ball, which was something I struggled with as a beginner.  I gradually made my swing bigger and the plastic practice balls stayed straight in flight.  I have subscribed and will watch every video.  Thank you for creating this channel!

  4. If i make a lateral hip movement before i move my arms in the downswing i lose the ability to square the clubface consistently and i cannot find a repeatable swing-path, granted i've only been trying it for 2 days

  5. Brilliant video – great teacher, I've been playing golf for about 4 years, got down to a 6 handicap but as suggested all of my coordination is sequenced arms first. how long do you think it would take on average to play at a level of 6 with new sequencing, i appreciate its difficult to say, also is it just full shots this is used for or would you use that sequence for say a 3/4 pitch shot from 90 yards

  6. i've never seen your videos or heard this tip, but I think it's one of the fundamental key puzzle pieces of a golf swing. Possibly even one of the corner pieces!

  7. I need to work on this, I think my shoulders are far too level coming down, which is encouraging an out-to-in swing path. Is it early extension and a loss of posture that would cause such flat shoulders on the downswing?

  8. Question  Adam…… the FEELING when I do this is that I am not going to compress the ball but possibly even thin it….whether related to this or not, I am much more effective with woods than irons and have never been able to truly compress the ball with any regularity or take a divot in front of the ball.    So how does one reconcile the top of the spine being away from the ball (or bottom forward) with "covering" the ball as I have heard.   I think I know what the latter is, and I have "played" with this body structure alignment, but it seems at odds with what you are discussing here about the shoulder movement on the downswing and I feel much more "on top" of the ball and much less spine alignment tilted backwards.   Comments?   Am I mixing too different issues?

  9. Hi Adam…love your instruction…very clear and easy to understand…I
    was have issues with coming over the top due to level shoulders on my takeaway…followed your backswing instructions and nuked my irons…just bought a hitting bag and it helps increase my club head speed mostly by removing the fear of an open or closed club face…..will subscribe soon…..best Rocco

  10. im new to golf. started playing about 2 months ago. I fell in love with it. Youre an amazing coach! I casually view each video from time to time and practice the stuff I learned on the course. THANK YOU SO MUCH.

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