Thank you so much. After trying this I had the best ball striking day ever. My irons were great but hit my driver a little low. Just need to work that out.

Dr. Dee Dee Owens taught me this 30 years ago, game changer!

Nice and simple and effective !

I just wear on both hands. I use to get blisters and soreness (soft hanads before) Now with climbing and trade hands I dont need the gloves with my callus build up.

Great explanation of takeaway. Do you have a swing trigger/ movement to actually start the backswing? Thank You

Great tips been looking for this!

is that angle the same at impact. im being told i have no outward angle to the ball at impact.

Fantastic way to check your setup!!

So is the golf swing powered mostly by the left hand/arm?

it's ok for some not others. some people have an easier time wrists up as in a single plane set up. dechambeau and the goat moe norman.

Great tip....thanks!

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Great lesson! Makes perfect sense to me. Thank you!

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My grip always seems to be too tight/firm thus preventing a good release at contact. Can you help?

Nice tip. Unique. Keep it up.

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Is there a disadvantage to wearing two gloves? Reason for asking: I had an extended practice session at the range and developed a nice blister on my right index finger. Additionally, Thank You for making a video that got right to the point.

Simple, even a 10 handicap or under can benefit from the tip. Not like other coaches givi g tips to the 100 and over a d nothing for lower handicaps

If knee squeezing was all there was to it, I'd be a touring pro!!!!

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Thanks, happy new year!

Great tip. Thanks Maria.

Perrrfect ...great info So clear an precise AS ALWAYS

Thnks Maria great video...happy 2023 from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺

Try gripping the club in the air with shaft vertical with elbows down and bent 90°. When lowered the forearms will counter-rotate and create a solid arm triangle and solid grip on the club without any muscular contraction. Starting out that way puts both forearms in the center of their range of rotation when gripping the club which results in the forearms rotating more symmetrically and predictably in takeaway and finish than when club is rested on the ground then gripped. Mechanically the golf swing operates like a Trebuchet. The “big picture” goal is to get the mass of the lead arm pinned up across the chest in the takeaway and start of the downswing so it will be able to fly down and towards the target in the downswing when the hip turn brings the lagging shoulders and lead arm back parallel to the target line. It is the mass of the lead arm acceleration down off the chest at that point which creates the force dragging the the hands and club head mass forward. The club head mass then whips around the hands lead arm primary lever around like the projectile in the sling of the Trebuchet. It’s similar to a three stage rocket in which firing the hips to drag the shoulders and pinned lead arm is the first stage, the mass of the lead arm accelerating down and forward off the chest the second and the whipping of the club down around the hands the second. The timing is controlled via side bending of the spine in the downswing and the release of the trail foot. Keeping the back foot grounded restricts the hip turn to 45° open which creates the “hitting the wall feeling”. It is that momentary abrupt slowing of hips and shoulders which causes the lead arm and club head masses to react by accelerating off the chest and around the hands very much like how and unbelted occupant in a car crash flies off the seat. Keep the trail foot down until feeling the lead arm accelerating off the chest then lift it slowly to keep the hips, shoulders and hands moving around the feet. Study Sam Snead’s swing for an example of how back foot should be lifted to trigger and control the kinetic sequence. 🏌🏻‍♀️😊

Welcome back, thanks for the tip.

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Excellent

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Thanks for this, I purchased the wrong hand and it felt funny, so I went here to confirm it was on the wrong hand. Great video. To the point and clear.

This was great thank you

great explination

Well explained,thankyou.

Great tip! Any suggestions if I get foot cramps (when in flexion) that prevents me from getting to this position each time. Mentally, I seem to stop short. I am trying some stretches and things, but any hack for golfers until I can strengthen my feet?

Subscriped. 👍

You are such a good teacher!

Merry Christmas & thank you!

Heading out the practice now. This is foremost in my mind. Thanks!!

Thanks Maria,this has been my fault,been told I was picking up golf club,but no explanation of how to correct this.owe you a drink.

That was a very good tip.....

Very creative lesson drill! 👍

Maria glad to come across your new yt channel happy to subscribe !

Thanks for answering my question… I am right handed golfer and didn’t know which hand…

Never if you're like most golfers. Often if you think you are better than you actually are

Maria, Great tip, and I use it too, ALL the time.

"Someone" has always said to keep it simple, lol. Thanks.

That was a very good golf tip now let’s go give it a try 🇺🇸

Thank you! ☺️

Was struggling with this problem and your tips worked wonders for me chipping in the backyard today. I was attempting to turn my left shoulder in at address, but it just caused problems. Your method of working to get square for the right side feels so much more natural. I never realized until I watched your video how stiff my right arm was at address. Can't wait to see the results when I hit the course.