💯 I showed my father this drill at the age of 75, and his eyes lit up 👀. He crushed a 7 iron without trying. He turned & said to me, "I've never felt that before." Meaning with such effortless power. He's been playing great golf for years with this drill. 🍻

I should mention that I had him sit down into his delivery position as he pulled the club straight down. That's where the effortless power came from. The preset drill placed his trail elbow in the proper position in the back swing, which allowed his trail arm to work properly through impact.

My pleasure, Louis. This drill will quickly become your favorite drill, especially when you lose your swing/confidence out on the course. Beginners have the advantage IMHO, as they don't have any bad habits to shake off. I suggest doing this drill in front of a mirror while watching this video closely. Work the drill a few minutes a day for two weeks, & report back in the comments 🍻

@@therealgolfsecrets Thank you for the advise, appreciate it! Will come back in two weeks and let you know.👍

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Steve, this is not only my favorite drill, It's the easiest! and I don't practice 24/7! I play golf about every two weeks, and as soon as my swing begins to fall apart on the course, this is my go-to drill that pulls my swing back together. I've finished rounds using this drill with unbelievable results. Do your swing a favor and just try it.

correct. most people already rotate their forearms too much to start the backswing. Ingraining forearm roll for these players is probably not ideal.

The nuisances as to where the club face is pointing is not the benefit of this drill. It’s to set the hands and arms and then use ur body and shoulders to get into a good backswing position

@@bmatt772727272 "The nuisances as to where the club face is pointing is not the benefit of this drill" the word you are looking for is NUANCES, and taking the club away by rolling the forearms and opening the face is a death move for most handicap golfers.

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... You can not become a 6-time major champion or coach major champions without knowing how the club works ...

​@@therealgolfsecrets Show me one instance where Pete or anyone else talks about the physics of the golf club or how it actually works. Have fun looking, because you won't find it. And yes you can teach someone to use a tool without actually knowing how it works, but it takes a long time and experimentation which is why golf instruction is all over the place but that's what we're all used to so no one ever questions it. Pete Cowan never won a major and only won ONCE and using a successful golfer to illustrate silly ideas is what many instructors do to get you to think that player's success is somehow related to this instructors teachings, which it is not. If you don't believe me buy Pete's golf instruction DVD. It's every silly thing advocated by Golf Magazine from 1965 on.

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Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it. 🍻

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it. 🍻

He has a different method of swinging. If you are using that style of swing, you'll definitely want to keep it bowed. If you're more traditional like say Rory Mcllroy (Pete Cowen's Client), this video is for you. If you are unsure of how you swing: just make a swing with a bowed, flat, and cuped wrist and use the one that works best with your natural swing. 9/10 golfers will see the best results with a flat wrist. 🍻

@@therealgolfsecrets very interesting

With a neutral grip you have a flat wrist, with a strong grip you're cupped, with a week grip you're bowed.

DJ has a bowed wrist too but neither DJ or Rahm are 6 time major event winners.

​@@davidbirdsong8458Yes, but you're not guaranteed a flat wrist with a neutral grip. For example, someone with a neutral grip can severely cup their wrist without even realizing it.

You should check out these Pete Cowen swing secrets kzbin.info/www/bejne/forbfaummtGbfposi=9hyEn0mykA4AffiC

Lol. It's how I'VE started talking to strangers!

Yeah pretty much same here 🤣

“Put down those Doritos, and I’ll show you a better way to chip.”

Nobody's perfect

Because of his individualistic grip. Never the same way twice.

This has got to be the most ridiculous comment I've come across. Only amateurs white knuckle the club, but you do you. 🍻

@@therealgolfsecrets Mate, I walked the course next to him at Wentworth back in the mid-80s. He was so deadly in-accurate with his clubs he was NEVER in the fairway. Know why? Because he wasn't holding on to the club with his soft grip!!! Because all these guys believed in the lie - but he had deft touch thanks to those soft hands around the greens!!

​@TheOtherKine Let's agree to disagree 🍻

@@therealgolfsecrets Nah. I KNOW, cos I've SEEN it in PERSON, it's REAL and the TRUTH, you are living a fantasy and can't accept FACTS lmao

@@therealgolfsecrets No, cos I'm RIGHT. Saw it with my own eyes

It works well regardless of body height. Think "wrist locked lag putt putting stroke". This chipping technique is still being used on tour today. Click on the Tiger Woods Playlist from this channel & learn the modern version. It's called the edge leading chip or leading edge chip. 🍻

@@therealgolfsecrets clubs are too long if u r short. Most tour players are quite tall so it works well for them.

If you want the ball to stop faster with less roll, place the ball just off the inside of the lead foot heel. If you want the ball to run more and fly lower, keep the ball back in your stance around the trail foot. 🍻

The putting stroke chip works with any club in the bag. They used anything from wedges to long irons depending on how far they needed to carry the rough & get rolling on the green toward the hole.

I use a 1 wood.

He used the niblick.