Love your teaching philosophy. You make the golf swing so easy to understand. Thank you!

But isn’t that creating a timing issue to get the face square at impact?

Stuart, another fantastic video full of insight. Great to see your concept of delivery being from club shaft last parallel to club shaft first parallel. Fantastic to see your delivery concept is consistent with best practices. You add new insight by distinguishing the first phase of the downswing where the hands are behind your shoulders as a “Pull” mechanism. Whereas by P6 Delivery position (last parallel) you, move into discussion of the “Push Phase with the right side / right hand and allowing the club head to “Swing” through into the follow through. What I think of as the Release phase let the club swing through and up as you simultaneously hinge / pressure down as you say and externally rotate the lead arm. Simply brilliant material Stuart. Just one thought, I’m guessing given your hand position at P6 is actually quite in line with other recognised leading golf coaches (circa half way between your toe line and the ball to target line) there are indeed so many consistent cross overs to other modern teachers who for example believe in the Exit Left methods. That’s perfect for me being selfish because I’m a big believer in this Exit Left approach. I’m now seeing your methodology is based around remaining swinging around one central axis of your spine as opposed to laterally shifting alternating around the left side on the backswing and the right side on the down and through swing. I think your methodology is easier to understand and execute. Yes you still do have some lateral movement in the downswing/ through swing but it’s not the primary movement. It’s your pressing into the ground under your lead leg / left foot with hip rotation / ie your lead side extension. None of that “GARBAGE” of the lead knee moving target wise and pulling your downswing into motion. You see Stuart you’ve got me at it now 😊. Myles Myles

Interested to understand Bryson Dechambuau swing mechanics. Would appreciate if you can do a video on this.

This is the number one", FREE " KZbin golf instructions one will find. Waste no more time, pay close attention, and your golf swing will change dramatically. Happy holidays to everyone

That’s it, I’m a unicorn! Broke my forearm in high school and can rotate the palm only halfway past where you would shake hands. Still way more shallow than where I was all summer. Well, the day before Christmas i was given the gift that will keep on giving the rest of my life. I have arthritis/bone spurs in my lower lumbar spine. The back doesn’t hurt but inflammation from it is what is causing the sciatic pain down the left leg. Start PT this morning. There will be some lifestyle changes I’m sure. Looking for longevity now. Have you done or considered doing a video on benefits of swinging like this as it pertains to common golf injuries? Better go get ready. Love your work my friend. Take care, NWH

This is a perfect KZbin golfing tuition video, by you Stuart. It’s succinct, packed full of insights and includes a simple & understandable practical golf drill to reenforce the learning. This is the essence of your Broom videos. It explains why you are different. This whole framework of laying of the shaft, allowing the hands to move out towards the golf ball earlier, deeper giving golfers the ability to retain the loading of the shaft from the backswing into the unloading mid way down in the downswing. All coupled with a dynamic release which combines external rotation of the lead arm / supination of the lead forearm), and lead wrist moving into extension post impact all packages neatly into a new Exit Left motion of the body and arms. Further supported by emphasising the benefits of holding the club more in the fingers of your lead hand further enhancing the ability to pressure down on the shaft to elevate / hinge the club upwards in the backswing and through swing. Removing the need for this modern excessive focus around side bend and driving the lead elbow. Enhancing the body rotation by avoiding swaying off the ball especially with the lower half, by pushing against / rotating inside your trail foot in the move away. Allowing the trail leg to extend as hips move around and inside around & away from their starting position. Your pressure shifts into your trail side while remaining centred over the spine / ball. You finish it all off by the way this new modern golfing framework encourages the golfer to allow the club to swing freely through impact into the follow through. Allowing / encouraging the club to swing to naturally cross over in the through swing, while maintaining the club face to be consistent to the arc. In a comparison of a “Throw” vs “Twist” player I put your methodology more into the Throw methodology but uniquely blending a good degree of arm rotation also. For all those doubters out there what in can say now is they simply do not understand the fundamentally sound foundation and elements which makes your methodology completely consistent and effective. It’s different but in a good way for many golfers who simply can’t get / understand the alternative/ more traditional approach. I have to conclude with the fact this latest video contains the essence of what makes your methodology different but totally effective. This innovative way of using the lead forearm external rotation with a shallow downswing. Just one suggestion. Add an alignment rod on the floor between your toe line and the ball to target line. Then in relation to pre-setting the wrists out in front of you, place the alignment rod on the ground. This is where the hands should arrive over at P6 Last Parallel in a good modern golf swing. Your methodology may encourage the hands half way down / by P6 to even be slightly forward / outward to the ball. But clarity here would really help. Perhaps a follow up video.. Great job I do believe this was good golf instruction once again. Happy New Year Stuart !

Hi Stu, I tried your grip. Boy, is grip the most overlooked part of the swing !!! It created a free Swing through at the bottom of the downswing (due to left hand returning from the unhinged/uncupped left hand at the top of the swing to its setup hinged/cup position. it created a free wheeling swing booster for power at impact. Question for you: Do you pull down the left arm in initial phase of downswing? Or You start to use the right hand to swing through the ball (which will require a bit of side bend)? and lastly, when (if any) do you use the right (more powerful) hand? Appreciate your advice. thanks

Awesome. Left hand backhand table tennis feel?

Brilliant Stuart - love it!

Woohoo!! Let's get cracking! 🏆

Stuart, you said the first move is pulling the club towards the ball, and your hands were right above the ball line during the step by step phase. However, when you did the full swing, your hands were right at your toe line, not the ball line. When I swing along my toe line and in, my contact is solid. When I pull towards the ball, I won’t be able to get back fast enough, and result is weak heel shot and no compression. Thanks.

Stu, this is out to in and over the top for amateurs. There must be something else with the hands path to get the ball straight. Otherwise this is against all geometry n logic. This is very easy for amateur to do, but we slice it every time.

The problem with any instruction is what is said is not always what is heard and sometimes only half is said. Regarding holding the right shoulder back I would like you to clarify a bit. My understanding is you do not hold the right shoulder back, but it moves mostly down first, while the hips moves mostly around which may feel like holding it back and the shoulders are then rotating behind the hips. To add to this clearing the hips to give the arms increases the misunderstanding of holding the shoulders back. Another feel some have and teach is swinging out to the right, which is interpreted as hitting out to the right, when it means swinging in front of the body, but your body is on a line out to the right early in the downswing, but rotation brings you to swing on the target line and then to the left etc So teachers explain their feel, but the student does something different to get that feel or just misunderstands. So can you tell me am I right or wrong about the feeling of shoulder movement etc.

Great video Stu, it’s very clear when you are demonstrating your leg action on the training aid how much your right hip clears and retreats almost towards the lead leg and not away from it. ( the old weight shift misunderstanding move) has caused me personally a lot of setbacks over the years.. cheers buddy 🥂

I'm 59 years old in Feb. and have been golfing since age 45. I've been watching your videos for about 3 or so months my club head speed with the driver has gone to 109,and I think it will go higher. I'm amazed. I actually feel as though I'm learning a golf swing that I can understand and continue to improve.

Exactly on point to the swing analysis you recently did for me on Skillest. I will add this drill to my work on getting the shaft laid down before starting the downswing. Letting both forearms rotate left through strike is a different feel when one is used to holding off that rotation. I can see it is essential to let the let the forearms rotate left coming down in order to get the face squared up to the path at contact with the ball. I can see why getting this right also promotes better body movement and speed through the ball. Great insight.

Physics principle applied to biokinetics..... you are the best and by far ! now the difficulty for you is to stay humble and that is going to be a challenge as I have no qualms to sing your praise ....I am actually becoming a very decent golfer and all of that thank you (mostly ) to your tuition for the past 2 years .......I wish you and family a very great weinachten......Byt the way I would like to buy 2 wedges and a cap ( to honour you ) ......

A great drill to add in to my pre-round warm up .. I like any drill that helps with the correct feel - thanks Stu

The club shallows itself automatically when doing that!

Excellent! Good coaching!

Stuart over the last 6 months you have certainly introduced me to a new golf swing. I am simply amazed by the enthusiasm you bring with you. I am learning to blend all 5 elements of the series on good ball contact. Still tend to top the ball somewhat and that may be because of the upper body going too much forward or because I am not pressing down enough. Will work on that. Thanks for your hard work. You have changed my way of looking at the swing! Also, I like the fact that you do not press too hard on taking lessons from you. Some of us learn better from watching the videos on KZbin

Thank you for all the great knowledge you have given us all. Hope you're having a Lovely Holiday Season celebrating the birth of our lord.

Merry Christmas Stuart! This one made the biggest difference to my impact. My problem was I was addressing with too much shaft lean to start with. Thanks for all the videos and sharing your immense knowledge. Very much appreciated.

Merry Christmas

I'm speechless, after years of trying to get my shoulders perpendicular with the shaft at impact that you seem to be saying its closer to parallel at impact and only after impact do the hands decel and shaft overtakes them.....

Have a Merry Christmas. I purchased a Leader Board years ago and had to get it out of storage. Great feels for foot pressure.

Thanks for all the wonderful content you provide. Your info has certainly helped me be a better golfer this year and going forward. So a big thank you and a Merry Christmas to you and your family!

Happy Holidays Stewart🎄 Thanks again for Good Golf Coaching 👍👍👍

Great content Stuart. Merry Christmas

A very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and yours my friend. Thanks for all the great content and all the hard work you put in! I will have some questions for you after receiving a gift from the doctor that will keep on giving the rest of my life. However, today is a day of love, joy, family and friendship. We will concentrate on that. May you receive these in abundance. Warm regards, NWH

Thank you Stuart. Merry Christmas. Best regards from Bavaria

.......just when I thought I was done opening all my presents, I came upon this golden nugget......thanks for taking the time on Christmas day Stu...... Merry Christmas and have a great day! 🎄🎄🎄⛳⛳⛳🍺🍺🍺❤️❤️❤️

Merry Christmas Stuart. Best Wishes to you and your family for 2025.

Merry Christmas from Orlando Florida!

Great video and reminder as I've been struggling with my take away lately. Merry Christmas Stuart!

Merry Christmas Stuart !! Thank you for all this effort 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Merry Christmas To You and Yours * Stuart. Thank you for all your Great Golf coaching… 🎓.🏌🏼Cheers!!! And Happy New Year 🎉 Sincerely, Grateful 👍🏻

Dear Stuart, thank you for your effort to pass on all your huge golf experience to us! Best wishes to you, your family, horses and Barney...

Spot on what you said about trackman, mate. Hope you're having a lovely Christmas!

Agreed 100%. Low point control is very important

Stu, as I said before, this entire series has been eye opening. This last part has really pulled all of the pieces together. It has made me think hard about my swing and how I do it. Never thought about the opposing forces of leg length and upper body bend. When you demonstrated it, a light bulb came on in my mind. These 5 parts will be my new practice drills. Absolutely love the education, excellent job. Cheers.

.....sorry Stu, I wasn't paying attention, can you please repeat parts 1 thru 5 again? 😁 Just kidding, that series was fantastic.... can't imagine whats coming next......have a great Christmas 🎄🎄🎄 thanks 🎄⛳🍺

Merry xmas 👏

This is an eye-opener for me and hints at the reason that fat shots have always been a problem for me (i.e. bent legs at impact). Can't wait to try this out on the range! I have a separate question: I have developed a sore left wrist (outside bone) and sore left elbow (feels a bit like tennis elbow). I have wondered what I am doing wrong, e.g. cupping the left wrist too much or for too long, as in not releasing soon enough? Do you have any knowledge, experience and/or advice on avoiding this based on your or your students' experiences in applying your swing? Finally, I wish you and yours a happy holiday and good health in 2025.

Stu, the clarity in your explication of the golf swing gives me hope that I will be able to develop my swing with enough of these good ingredients as to overcome all of the faults and idiosyncracies that lurk - and still hit a consistently good ball. Knowing that I don't have to follow anyone else is itself a huge relief :) Happy Holidays!

Fabulous series Stu..have a great Christmas with Laura and Barney...best wishes GM

Thank you Stu for this well thought-out series, undoubtedly a game-changer for 2025 and beyond! 🙏🏻Merry Christmas 🎄⭐