HOW TO INCREASE SMASH FACTOR COMPRESSION – Wisdom in Golf – Shawn Clement

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19 thoughts on “HOW TO INCREASE SMASH FACTOR COMPRESSION – Wisdom in Golf – Shawn Clement

  1. Great video- watched it daily for the last 5 days snd yesterday I had the best ball striking of my fairway metals in the last five years. Loved seeing the 1 iron – brought back memories of a MacGregor 1 iron that was fantastic ( in my MUCH younger days ). Thanks – keep up the good work .

  2. I've watched and taken your swing advice for a solid year. Your metaphorical style of teaching just clicks in a way that has made golf a pleasure for me to play again. I just want to say THANK YOU!!!!

  3. Shawn, well timed video for a little problem I've been struggling with lately. I recently did make a nice breakthrough on the range thinking about a combination of throwing a kettle bell, or medicine ball, towards the target while keeping the club in the center of my body back and through. This allowed me to give the "arm-club-unit" up to gravity more than I had been and produced some positive results – much straighter shots with decent distance. The problem, however, is that I occasionally feel the need to pull my arms in closer to the body, for stability perhaps? Anyhow, thinking about your "ball on a string" analogy and keeping it "Bubba wide" should free me up even more. Thanks!

  4. the simplicity and all the explanation of the swing and pressure ,then the grip you demonstrate so completely with the hammer and golf ball. thank you.

  5. hi shawn, thanks for this vids. so i agree with you to "capture the bird and don't let him go away" ; a solid grip is the key to a perfect impact.
    BRAVO for the 1 iron and drivers shot, what a shot !!!
    Have a nice christhmas, JOYEUX NOEL MONSIEUR CLEMENT ???

  6. Great video again to share all of my fb friends! Thanks. One question: if I try to keep my swing effortless, where do I know when it is shot with too much power and when it's shot with effortless and maximised smashfactor? Where I draw the line?

  7. tangential speed of a point on a circle = radius of circle * angular velocity (v=rw). The larger the circle (r), the faster the speed of the club head (v) at a given swing speed (w).

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