That's a pretty severe uphill lie. I got a lesson once and the teacher explained to me that it's important to try to match your spine angle perpendicular to the ground (the lie). So, if you have an uphill lie, you should try to lean back slightly so that your club head arc isn't going to smash into the ground behind the ball. I'm not sure how much that would help on a really severe lie like this one...but it's worked for me on softer hills in my area.

You don’t hold the bat in the palms of your hand in baseball. You obviously have never played the game at a competitive level.

I was struggling badly for a long time with taking to deep of a divot after striking the ball. I couldn't figure out why and after watching your video I took it to the range and applied your instruction to my swing (backswing). BINGO.....I was hitting the ball much cleaner and not nearly as deep of a divot. It's a work in progress but I think I'm on to something!! Does this apply ro driver as well as short pitch and chip shots? You are a life saver!! 🙏👏👏👏

With a baseball background, I’ve noticed I instinctively lift my front heel off the ground as I swing almost every time.. I suppose that’s me generating power from my back leg as opposed to my front as I should be doing… when I try to keep my front foot planted, I find it very difficult to wind my hips comfortably or to generate enough torque. Any tips?

The best way to find where to hinge the wrists , is just to swing the club left handed only (if you're a righty). The club will almost always hinge correctly if you have the correct grip, it won't cup or go flat, nor will you pull the club inside and roll. Now just add on the right hand with a 1/10 grip pressure, keep the right arm pretty tight to the chest and be left arm/ hand dominant in the backswing. The right hand should just be along for the right and your swing will hinge naturally.

Horrible advice all around 🤡

So how do you continue up the rest of the way

I can’t tell my brain anything it tells me everything and that’s why I’m having an issue with my follow through. My Brain and body are not yet communicating and once they do, it’ll be a wonderful thing.

Super helpful

Richard. What do you do if you can’t commit to a shot on the course, because of negative images or negative history.

any tips/drills for creating upper body vs lower body separation?

Waste of time, no explanation whatsoever derrrr😮😅

Haven't seen first drill before. Great idea for getting the ground feel of transition.

Great check Richard. Thanks matey.

Alignment! I am a prolific blocker! I tape my swing all the time. What was the elephant in the room? I think I'm still waiting for the draw to begin.

Great explanation Richard.

Stance is way too wide. I can hit down the fairway past most people with my feet only three driver club heads width of stance. How? Because then the hips are really in it. And as we know, “it’s all in the hips” 🤣

I have to reach out. If i stand too close ill close the club face and get no loft

Your kinesiology is showing

After years of playing, this is a fantastic tip presented in a plausible way. Thank you man. You really helped my game

I’ve heard the opposite multiple times. IDK at this point dwwb4U.Patented ( Do what works best for you).

The best video I've seen so far on this subject.

Cheer~~a circumstance that makes progress or success difficult.???😅

Spine tilt and hit down???

Then get roasted by your buddy’s at hole 1

My wife told me 2 inches is hell at 300mph. I just never shallow out😂😂😂😂 never

This video saved my sanity! Quick background, playing about 2 years now, recently broke 100 with irons only because driver and woods were all but useless. I learned the game at a par 3 so hit my hit scoring irons way more often than woods for the first year and it left me with a useless driver. I’m talking 0-14 fairways hit, 6 lost balls per round all off the tee. Figured out my hands were ahead at impact causing a big push that turned into a snap hook if I tried to square the face. Drilled the “straight line from shoulder to clubhead” with slow motion swings all week. Feeling my wrists being really supple, letting the clubhead catch up. Hit 5 fairways, had 8/10 effective tee shots with driver (one of the misses was the best drive I’ve ever hit that rolled through the dogleg and into rough, couldn’t locate). I literally missed with ONE drive all day and averaged 228 off the tee AND the range was closed so my tee shot on the 3rd was my first ball hit with driver in two weeks and it was a little push, 240 yards into the right rough. I’ll take that all day. Game changer.

My dude much appreciated

My dude

My dude

Been struggling with a lack of feel/swing thought to accomplish a slightly later release. The idea of your hands not catching up until arms are extended out towards target make be the trick I need.

like the drawings in the legs-- but why does the green work better than the red? thanks

I'm fanning it open on takeaway, but not because of setup. It's because of a really bad habit ingrained in me. Even when I focus on clean square takeaway, I revert back to fanning open. Still can't shake it. any other tips?

Any way I can send you a video of my rotating during my swing ?

How do you gauge where your head should be ? How much hinge should you have in your hips ?

Thank u

I find myself topping the ball because I’m pulling up on my top half before I make contact. I’m convinced I need to lengthen my clubs

Dustin Johnson doppelgänger

I like lifting my wrists being more stiff

I have a big issue following through

You need to see this from a front face on view.

Pro tip bring like 20 of them lol

What’s the benefit of the long thumb?

I have been pulling my wedge’s recently, implementing more of a hip turn when i start the down swing has also helped (i think about starting my downswing by rotating by belt buckle while remaining strong at the top of my backswing so my hands dont lag too far behind) but im interested to try this aswell. Thanks bro

I found out it's because I have blades, and 4/5 are a hitch to hit with them.

Love this. Simple tips that make sense.

I have a swing speed around 115-120, so when I miss, it's a block that goes a long way the wrong way. Always happens when I'm nervous on a hole for some reason.

Thanks, really useful

needed this!

Great video and presentation, thank you so much. It's going right into the library.