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your hardpan is different than the hard pan on courses I play

Thank you!

finally, someone that clearly explains in a simple way, thank you

How's everything going Tyler? I see you're adding new elements to your instruction offerings. I'm on the wait-list.

I'm executing the right move with grip forces with irons but it's much harder with driver. Just needs more practice or is there an exaggerated feel to help?

15 years ago l left the game and just started hitting balls toward the end of last year and not trying to get back to where l was and the swing that l had. The third way to open up at impact is how l deliver the club and it's with a "pushing sensation" not a swing sensation. It does deliver a whole lot of power and speed and it may be because l am muscular and have a strong upper body. When l am stripping it it's as pure as it can get and this avoids the nasty slice/hook because l am narrow from top down not wide as l were to swing the club so l can create speed.

Which of these shots did Rory use to hit that amazing spinner at the Ryder Cup?

Gonna try this . Xander explains he uses the instep . But for the recreational player the heel seems easier . That’s just doing drills in my living room 😀

1st time seeing a teed up chip shot. who knew?

Why were you teeing it up?

I actually use open stance with face like you showed. I have no trouble out of fairway bunkers. Great video.

Whoah I have been looking for something to help me get more open at impact, can’t wait to try this!

Thank you, Tyler. Enjoy your videos! UK.

Weren’t they both pull fades since face was closed to target on both but open to path?

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Opposite problem for me, didn’t realize how bad I was bringing the club behind me/inside on the takeaway. Look forward to the opposite video

Golf is crazy. I know I lift my arms but I’m having a hard time correcting it. Gonna try these drills thank you

Great tip 👍

Do you allow the forearms to release over when using rotational swing? Or hold through impact? This seems to be confusing

That's totally me... Way early hip rotation with no wrist hinge which causes a late lift and then mayhem.

From DTL, where do you like to see the club head by p3? You've seen my swing, I tend to get the club way behind me early, but seems like most pros have it somewhere between that shoulder/arm area, much more vertical

I have a frozen left shoulder and cannot supinate my left wrist much. This video really helps me understand.

Saying nothing by saying a lot… well done gents 🙃

Great tip will work on it 👍

Not everyone rotates or opens up as much as the next guy. On Trackman what is the ideal range of swing direction to the left, so a negative number? I guess another way to ask that is if we are seeing a positive number and the swing direction is to the right is that a sign of not enough rotation??

Which swing is better for the back of a 74 year old guy?

Great tip, something to work on.

Right to the point...Excellent video.

if you mentioned it, I missed it... twice. What club are you hitting? I have 5 wedges in the bag.

I'm a left dominant right player.

Do you believe that pre-setting the arms/fore-arms at end-range (ala Dechambeaux) could help somewhat that trail elbow movement? Because the last thing I want is to have to think in my transition/downswing.. Just no time.

Good video, I have to basically feel like I’m going across the line to avoid laying it off. I’ll work on my nose and hips changing positions which is something I can see in my swing vids

This will probably help shorten the backswing I assume too?

Great tip, best explanation I have heard 👍

Doesn’t this debunk passive hands and arms in the golf swing? The solution to poor hands and arm movements is surely not no movements and leave them passive.

Great tips

This drill results in lack of connection! What handicap do you play off?

I noticed some head movement going back and forward. Is that something you want to happen for most golfers?

working on this exactly at the moment! when i catch one flush, my 8 iron goes 20 yards extra. squeezeing into your lead arm in transition (without rising up too sun) is massive!! great video Tyler, cheers!

Body or arms release?

Not sure if this is going to make sense but As a right handed golfer, why didn't they place this gizmo on the right hand? I'm not sure if you or maybe its just me, but I notice it is easier to think of extending the right hand than it is to flex or even flatten the left/lead wrist on the top. On the downswing and at impact, it is easier for your mind to think about extending the right wrist than it is to flex (maybe even think) about compressing the left or lead wrist. Anything I do with the right hand comes naturally since I am right handed. It is like writing I guess; It would be natural to grab the pen and write using the right hand if you are right handed than it is to use the left. By the way, I have the Hackmotion and love it. I have never been more perplexed in my life since getting this.

I really appreciate the response. I can’t wait to see the video on swinging to much from the inside. I will try putting the ball further back in my stance and see if that helps.

Great tip will work on it

Hi Tyler, this great content I have the opposite issue with a very inside downswing. With an early release and an inside out downswing, My iron swing starts left and hooks left. I have an aggressive tempo and I’m trying to get the ball started more right.

No concern about developing a slide?

Great tip. I will try it

Where do you get the band

Awesome video like how you stayed on the track man for your followers on right side TV , #s clear detail of how Club reacts to the Ball , keep up the good work .

This is a very useful tip! I've always wondered why I couldn't comfortably achieve a larger backswing, especially since I'm still young. Now I know. Thanks, I'll give it a try.