Please do Amy Yang 🙂

Love the video

According to Cam, in his other videos, he said he holds the putter more tightly than lightly.....Oops, didn't see the note below, but new information

Thanks Mike 😎

short of having a bubble spirit level on the putter, what are the practical ways to ensure that the putter is neither toe up or toe down ie at the putter's lie angle as built?

Sorry mate misleading comments on a great swing e.g. hands higher at impact compared to address position is very common

Great lesson mike! I like to feel like my arms are lifting up in front of my chest as i rotate in my back swing. I saw a video many years ago by Steve Bann (Stuart Appleby's coach) discussing this point, it changed my game! It was a lesson that explained the concept of how the arms and body work together in the back swing, best explanation I've ever seen! I'll try to add the link if I can find it. Subscribed!! Here's the link --- Enjoy!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXuohGBufpKJd80

George Gankas is a rockstar. He taught my son. He is brilliant his knowledge of physics. He takes a good golf to be a great golfer. He is worth every cent. A rockstar golf coach, I assure you if you take lessons he will take you to another level.

Great lesson Mike, a lot of good info here and presented really nicely too. Cheers

Great video, thanks. You captured my game, good off a tee and good up to about an 8 iron, from there through the mid-bag they get progressively harder. I’ve now had a lesson and working on having less of an inside/flat swing, but very few videos out there as most people are discussing steep, over the top swings. Great drills and very clearly explained. Thanks

Great video overall. Can does contradict you slightly on grip tension in his LIV lessons. He talks about having moved to gripping it more tightly than he had previously and engaging certain muscles by doing so. Just an FYI

too much forward sh bend. thats why he loses everything to the right

Good video. Could do without the music.

Works for me! Thanks ! New subscriber

I have never heard this before, despite a thousand lessons from a hundred teachers. I have only heard of 1 and 2 plane swings referring to bringing the club down on the same path or a different path (Matthew Wolf) from the backswing path. All teachers have insisted on the back being set up at about 35 degrees, whereas Louis Oosthuizen looks far more upright than that. I will definitely try this because my recent golf has been so dreadful: all the faults you ascribe to coming out of spine angle from an angled setup. Thank you.

That's my miss and that's wat I'm doing.If you have clubs that are hard to hit or there not weighted for your swing it does make a huge difference for the better player.I found set of Tommy armor irons that I love.there not blades but the are smaller like a blade I hit them alot better than the old jack nicklaus ones I was playing with.There balanced.There like day and night from the other ones.

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I made a 7 foot string to putt 6 foot putts. It is to find a non-breaking line only. I putted under that thing every day for 2 hours for almost a year. And I pretty much taught myself how to putt. There is much more to putting than meets the eye. You have to read up on the subject too. And you have to take the advice of good putters like Tiger and Crenshaw. You have to fully understand that there is a difference between square to the line and perpendicular to the tilted plane which the shaft tracks on. Once you understand that you will realize blade height off the ground at impact effects blade angle. And you will understand why SBST is the kiss of death. You will understand WHY you arc the putter and why the blade APPEARS to open and close even though it isn't being rotated. Also, timing screws up practice drills. You make everything just because of timing which creeps in from frequent strokes. That is when you discover why touring pros all release the club today with a light grip. They give up control in order to take themselves and their timing out of the putt. Great putters take the time and make the effort to find these things out. I now fully believe good putters are made, not born.

Grace seems to be quite the streaky player, similar to a Celine Boutier or Allison Lee, where they can really get in the zone and score in bunches on certain tracks and conditions. Grace is one of the 'under 25' up & comers on tour that I anticipate many positive things from in the future. I'd love to see future profiles on Ayaka Furue and Esther Henseleit.👍

As someone who has a toe strike swinging 4* inside out. This video is bogus

Think you fixed my toe hit problem

hey Mike I have a question about her right hand grip....the inter-lock & Vardon style use a position similar to a bowler that wants to spin the ball into the 1-3 pocket. however, M.S. has a 10-finger grip and I believe this contributes to her ability to keep the club head stable and on plane longer. happy to hear your viewpoint.

One of the few that uses a 10 finger grip.

Great insight! Thank you

I am a golf nut. I have watched (no joke) at least 100 hours of KZbin putting content. This is without doubt the best review of putting mechanics I’ve seen re: a comparison of pendulum vs. Stockton-ish / handle forward mechanics. So good.

Brilliant thx

Yes this is a club player swing in a good athlete with a lot of flexibility. It works until you hit about your mid 50's. Then lose too much distance.

Cam now holds the putter grip a little tighter. He was told that by doing so it activates the right muscles. This is a recent change he made to his putting routine.

LPGA should never have banned the 84” driver. Overpowering courses was never an issue in the women’s game like the PGA.

All these analysts are a bunch of know it all Jack!!

Your f lines blocks everything!

Great analysis!

So funny how you point everything that makes sense to you but not how Lydia feels. Same old stories as everyone else. Stop wasting your time

What you said is what we already saw… most KZbinr like you explains everything about body, legs, hips, etc… same old same old same old. But you can’t tell how this girls’s impact swing. This is why u are KZbinr

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Great videos. There was an article in Golf magazine Dec 2023 by Brady Riggs speaking to Linn's swing. It really resonated with me (male golfer / 3.5 HI) when he says 'deceleration leads to acceleration' in her swing. Apparently she slams her upper lead arm against her torso on the downswing and whips the club head through impact. Watching these videos I see that. I have been using that swing thought for several weeks and it works great. But you have to be patient as you transition down. Thanks for videos!

Many congratulations to him - an amazing accomplishment!! With that driver swing, I'd be surprised if he doesn't have back issues somewhere down the road.

What's with that left heel coming off the ground when it does??

I was definitely very impressed with his driver. Stroke dude was popping out 185 without really putting in backbreaking Strain. Looks to be a swing that will serve him for many years unlike players like willy z' who has already wrecked his body

Medium grip pressure - Rickie Fowler. 0-10? I’m a 5 - TW

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i think that pushed putt was on the 71st hole at the 2018 Brit where she intentionally missed so Georgia had a cakewalk up 18 (which Hall needed because she three-putted 18). [The ultra-partisan gallery got to Phatlum on 16 you can tell.] So don’t go by that putt by Phatlum when analyzing her technique i’m suggesting…

It probably doesn't matter much. But, it appears he is using a lot of the modern rotation driven concepts which eliminate face rotation and use chest to rotate face to square. It also appears his rib and scapula movements are less detectable than someone like Hovland simply based on build/mobility. One indicator is the sacrum moving back and around through impact. More noticeable in some other players but it is hear. Essentially arms and hands are passive as u indicate. But thus whole move maximizes the elasticity and snap of spiral fascial lines through the torso and arms are not actively engage much compared to traditional swing. Again his move seems limited but effective. Switched our whole HS golf team to this type of move recently with rapid improvement Best explanation I have found is elite golf here and insta. Very very thorough which I like because it had been a partial mystery to me prior.

Awesome. I developed the shanks on my chips months ago and nothing I tried cured it. This simple setup drill has transformed things overnight and my confidence is returning. Can't thank you enough.

Wow, all of the sudden been struggling with middle of my bag just like you explained. Thank you for the lesson 🙏

Good stuff

Thank you!

my swing kinda 5.6 ghin

My favorite golfer because I actually swing like him. Reminds me a bit of Jerry Barber as well.

I was lucky enough to watch this swing quite a bit at my local lpga event. I had wished I recorded her swing but thankfully your analysis helps explain where all that power comes from. As I watched her I couldn’t understand how such a small lady could generate effortless distance. Thanks for the insights.