What happens after you hit the wall? Hands and body go left from there or you release the club once you "hit the wall"?

I think you're right. I'd actually argue that the "supination" you're referring to, if done correctly, will shallow the club all it needs to shallow WITHOUT disturbing the on-plane motion. What does a "hold off release" mean to you?

Are you playing on tour soon?

very nice video

I would contend that "body lag" or in TGM terms "pivot lag" is the primary lag to consider. I agree with you. The cocking and uncocking of the left wrist should not be the primary focus. This is what we see in tour players. You'll see some, such as in JB's case, or a ton, or at least the appearance of a ton of lag, with Sergio or Ricky. They all pivot lag. Great video man.

Where do I put the ball when I address it?

Could you employ this feeling or technique for backswing as well? I tend to over-rotate my hips on the backswing causing my right knee to straighten.

This information is important

I find this confusing with the advice that you should keep you back to the target when starting the downswing but be open with the cheast at impact

A rear down the line view would've been awesome. Wanted to see how deep behind you the club gets.

Got to be a simpler way to explain that...lost me

OK I understand that and what else……

What about the back to the target feel? Essentially allowing the weight to shift on the lead side and then firing the arms through later

Too technical for KZbin. Too long for an online lesson. And you can’t see what the viewers are doing with their swing while they execute your directions.

I needed this 10 years ago😊

Yes, yes, yes! Just realized this today. Could not stop yanking to the left or shanking. How stupid am I? Thanks for verifying.

Totally incomprehensible

Jezz, just go to the range, point the swing like to the right, groove the feel of hitting straight right then incrementally close the face in the grip, aim inside on the ball and you’ll see the ball curve back to the left ).

How does the motorcycle move fit into this?

Hmmm… near the end, I think you hit on something I’ve been thinking but just couldn’t confirm. I never thought of an arm dominant or body dominant swing, but it makes sense. I’m definitely more arm dominant; coming over the top and slicing. I incorporated two thoughts; straighter arms and that “motorcycle” move. For some reason, I believe bowing the left wrist makes me shallow the club more and my swing plane feels like I’m coming from 4:00 to 10:00… if that makes sense

Hmmm that might be might problem getting too across my body… little 💡 moment

Interesting topic. Man, Jack's swing is beautifully savage. He just ripped at the ball. From what I can see, Jack releases half way down. As you mentioned, is this what Jack means by the top?....or does he indeed mean the literal top? Nonetheless, I love Jack's swing.

Trash. Come to Austin. Play me for cash

Ooof

There is zero to improve. His name is on a US Open trophy plus $61mil in winnings. He is spot on at impact which is all that matters in the golf swing. Jim simply sets up with impact in mind. In many ways the best swing on tour from that position. Only a fool would touch this swing. Jim was smart enough to NEVER let anyone but his father work on his swing.

kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4u7YoaCq5esp5Ysi=Q7kXhEupFSthAHhG

Are there any tips you have when let’s say, you’re forced to play tired/exhausted? Is there anything I can focus in order ensure a decent finish to the round, keeping things from getting out of control? (Obviously this is not ideal but, just as a hypothetical.. what can I do differently when faced with fatigue)

This is why I feel you should not practice impact position. Rather, like the overhead view shown one should see the hands and handle blur past the ball, and for me never actually see the club head make contact with the ball. If I try to see contact I will end up straightening my right arm too soon.

great short lesson.the view of looking under his lead arm shows me what I was not doing, lean over and body follow thru. John

Great video! I've been a long-time proponent of knowing where the sternum is throughout the swing.

Thanks

What we really need to be talking about is Jim Furyk's two finger overlapping grip. Now thats really strange.

Fantastic analysis and breakdown, thank you so much!

Little off subject but I would like to get your advice about ulnar deviation with the right wrist.At what point in the down swing does the right wrist release into ulnar ? Thanks

Think this is something I need to work on. I don't feel any bracing with my lower body. I've been working on clearing my left hip but really don't feel bracing or extension of the arms. thanks for the video.

Not sure what the conclusion is here? If you purely push the handle forward it logically doesn’t seem to open the face.

“Move the grip down” Meanwhile moves the grip up 🙄

Recently I bought a new driver. A TM Stealth 2. I had always an open clubface at the ball and I changed all the adjustments you can make with the shaft position. And I tried really everything from grip to positions in my swing to get the ballflight straight. With no success. And today, on the range, I remembered a quote from somebody on the internet that you cannot release the club too early. So instead of trying to roll my hands thru the impact zone to close the clubface in time or slow down my lower body with no positive effect, I rolled/released my hands as early as possible in the downswing. This is most probably just a feel but it works. From a push/push-slice to a very long and powerful and perfectly straight ballflight because of Jack's advice. Thank you Jack! My feel hitting those terrible high pushes was always that my hips are too fast opening and the arms are left behind but this was also not true. Now I can turn as fast as I want because I release as soon as possible.

Same as a hammer throw in athletics, simple explanation 😊

Put a jacket on bro

You need to explore face orientation much more . Such factors as 1 . Grip strength 2. Forearm pronation / supination 3. Wrist extension / flexion 4. Rib cage rotation are all factors in the orientation of the clubface at various stages of the swing .

✌️ "promo sm"

This is a really good video explaining the club face orientation and rotation. It's worthy of more likes! I struggle with tension in my arms trying to swing too hard and don't close the face to get it square at impact. Thanks for the video.

Jim looks like he's got an almost 3 finger overlap grip

Perfect. I needed this and the Driver Based Swing video.

Great video for the "feels"...

My man knows exactly what 3 inches looks like

Walbergh seems like one of the few quality people in “pedowood” Golf is tough

No way this guy breaks 20… massive slice on drivers from numerous swing defects

Strong grip and closed stance with one of the most over the top swings I’ve seen. My man is committed to the power fade lol