This is gold. How can I become a certified instructor. I live in the US. I don't have a ton of money to spend but I would love to learn more
@MilkismybeverageКүн бұрын
Marcus, thank you. I no longer need to watch any more golf videos related to technique. I don’t know how, but you made everything click so crystal clear that I’m confident I will hit the ball exactly how I want to every single time. I got out of bed, ran outside, swung the club, and jumped for joy. I realized I hadn’t been using my lower body at all, despite thinking I was. Now I see just how “bunched up” I was. I can’t even fully explain it, but now the “separation” and all the positions are just there-they feel so normal and natural. I’m embarrassed because I’ve been doing something completely opposite of how I played sports as a kid. Once those old memories came back, I understood exactly what you meant and how to apply it. Insane stuff, man. I have no doubt I’ll be crushing the living sh** out of that little white ball until the end of my days. I hope everyone who watches your videos comes to the realization I just had. You took something so damn confusing because of all the other people out there and made it into what it really is. A simple natural movement into and through the ball like you would in any other sport... God Bless.
@MilkismybeverageКүн бұрын
Love all of your stuff GRF golf team! I am already a pretty good chipper and pitcher for only playing for this year. Its brought my handicap from 36 to 16 just off short game alone. These videos are really making my contact something special. Yesterday and today I have had a few wedge shots hit the green bounce up and then spin right or left almost like the really good golfers. Amazed. Short game is so much fun!
@jjnicholls25432 күн бұрын
English speaking version please
@einstu2 күн бұрын
Can’t we do this on the GRF I board?
@GRFGolfКүн бұрын
Absolutely, it's a GRFi system exercise 👍
@Mochi._.0i-tb7vl2 күн бұрын
How do you calculate the shot so that it falls straight into the hole?
@robertlozano65462 күн бұрын
Marcus. If your early releasing due to a steep over the top swing. What do you attack first ?
@TheGolfronnie3 күн бұрын
This is a novel way of swinging the club, and it would seem to alleviate all tension in the body. Have you produced an instructional dvd on your technique? Ronnie.
@GRFGolf2 күн бұрын
Hi Ronnie, thanks for your comment. I have designed the GRFi training kit which has a learnscape download. I've also just filmed a second download to take you through the fundamental exercises you see in the KZbin lesson videos.
@ppjn3483 күн бұрын
Where should the club face be pointed at address with this?
@eigenfrequency98753 күн бұрын
Do you notice a difference between this setup and on course? Because every time you are jumping, the whole construction underneath you is moved and absorbs a part of your energy.
@Milkismybeverage3 күн бұрын
HOLY CRAP ITS THE FUNNY GOLF SHORTS GUY AHAHAHAHHAHA. This must be his origin story.
@Milkismybeverage3 күн бұрын
Today was so fun on the course. I only sliced 4 balls and knew instantly its because I kept the face open. Hit my first BOMB draw today, and multiple out to 250+. My normal driver is 180 hard fade into the fairway. Today my driver matched the rest of my game. THANK YOU
@Milkismybeverage3 күн бұрын
Showing this to my mom. I have taught her so much but this is gonna send her to another level. Took her from driving 160 to 200 this will make her even better!
@Milkismybeverage4 күн бұрын
I am a good putter, but after watching this video, I tried putting using just the 'frontal plane,' and wow... My putts are even better than before. I actually remembered something Bryson said, and it all clicked once I putted like that. When I used my old putting style, it still went dead straight, but the way I was doing it was by using the 'transverse plane,' as you say. Using the frontal plane is a game changer. I recognize the feeling somewhat, but now having a name for it and fully understanding what it is has made all the difference. Putts are now insanely accurate. Its like cheating really. There is no way to miss if your line is right and pace. Literally no way. Its not possible.
@kellysunseri-adams85504 күн бұрын
This guy takes 10 minutes to explain something he could explain in 1 minute…
@timdrabik61135 күн бұрын
George! Awesome video! The info and exercises were a huge help to me!
@tomma5255 күн бұрын
He is the best!
@einstu5 күн бұрын
Perfect. Thanks Marcus
@libertyfighter15 күн бұрын
PLAY small ball golf
@libertyfighter15 күн бұрын
PLAY small ball golf
@HHHWLH6 күн бұрын
Outstanding!
@einstu7 күн бұрын
Hi Marcus. Good video although my wife would moan if I was playing golf on the beach as well. I’m struggling with this one. I get and understand this is on 3, I’m here. My question is are we drifting back somewhere from 2 to 3 and then flexing on that left side or is the flex and the drift forward is one on 3, at the same time? Feel free to point me to a video that answers this as I spend my days studying your videos ;-)
@einstu7 күн бұрын
Nice one George
@LittKoala8 күн бұрын
Needed this!
@HHHWLH8 күн бұрын
Outstanding!
@joeidaho59388 күн бұрын
HOnestly....way too much talking....before getting to the substance of the matter.
@rocco_rockin_roll27788 күн бұрын
Do you keep the clubhead pointing to the target at address or will i be pointing a little right?
@mick194219 күн бұрын
An unbelievable Teacher/Instructor, who has the knack of spotting how to solve EVERY golfers problem and immediately improve them beyond belief.
@anitathakur90109 күн бұрын
Another great reminder - thank you!
@KeithWhittingham9 күн бұрын
Stand on my driver shaft, ...I don't think so! My alignment stick maybe... The jacket you're wearing, Marcus, really shows the disassociation between shoulders and pelvis @10:45. You should use that in a video.
@robertlozano65469 күн бұрын
Marcus no pop move on these kind of shots ?
@robertlozano65469 күн бұрын
That pop concept is like Stan Utley approach. Thanks
@dermnjcerbone99710 күн бұрын
Really excellent, everyone has to find their own self discovery
@GolfPro-ve2ep10 күн бұрын
Great stuff here, thanks for sharing. Would you mind if I asked what were the overall dimensions of your finished product?
@marcthomas233311 күн бұрын
Great video, Marcus. Thanks go out to Hubert who made me aware of it. But still challenging to put it in place.
@einstu11 күн бұрын
Excellent Marcus. The release is choosing the low point but what is the feel for the release, letting the left wrist bend? Or are you saying, practice your exercises to get your feel?
@GRFGolf10 күн бұрын
Practice these exercises and you'll discover your feeling for the release pattern you want 👍
@mattmalloff737711 күн бұрын
Awesome stuff! 😃👍🏌♂️
@TheNightstalker6712 күн бұрын
Savant!
@mick1942112 күн бұрын
Marcus, can you show how to hit through ball with irons and not hit 4 inches behind, thanks.
@gingercat77712 күн бұрын
Get your trail elbow through the ball.
@mick1942112 күн бұрын
Thanks I’ll give it a go, afraid age is catching up on me.
@TheNightstalker6712 күн бұрын
In my book this is the most important lesson you have given, thank you for sharing. I fully understand the release fade now.
@highflyfilms144512 күн бұрын
My driver is both my best an worst club in the bag. I can hit it over 300y but when it goes wrong its terrible 😭
@einstu13 күн бұрын
When you say release, how do you actually release it in the swing? Stopping the handle from going any further forward?
@GRFGolf12 күн бұрын
There's no voluntary stopping involved 👍
@einstu12 күн бұрын
@@GRFGolf So you let your left wrist break independently of this moving of the lateral handle movement?
@GRFGolf12 күн бұрын
@@einstu Yes this is only an exercise to heighten awareness to appreciate the contribution of this component of wrist motion. It is not explicitly exclusive and a 'method' and will recruited involuntarily as part of multi-component release pattern.
@einstu12 күн бұрын
@@GRFGolf Thanks Marcus.
@einstu13 күн бұрын
Thanks Marcus. That was my question from another clip. So the release is what determines how high, chip or pitch or lob? It seems that you are prescribing the flail movement (and shoulder pop) thus always putting check on the chip and the pitch?
@GRFGolf12 күн бұрын
Not always, this is firstly to attune you to the motion of the club in this plane of rotation and the effect it has on loft, bounce, flight/shot characteristics etc and explore the potential.
@einstu12 күн бұрын
@@GRFGolf Thanks. I ask because a lot of the short game teachers, like Dan Grieve, focus on a more rigid takeaway choosing when to break the wrist in both directions. I played with this one day on the green and it's great for chips but not as useful for higher pitches especially when precision was needed (short pin, downhill, over a bunker)
@einstu14 күн бұрын
@Marcus, do we flail it on short pitches and chips, ie still have the impression on a steep or short backswing, handle going first and, then in the downswing too on every shot?
@GRFGolf10 күн бұрын
Not necessarily this is just to develop awareness
@shogoonp.bechler460114 күн бұрын
Markus, is there really a Part 2 for this video ? I can’t find it 😔
@rudyolivas911314 күн бұрын
GRF WHEN ARE YOU COMING TO THE USA?
@GRFGolf10 күн бұрын
We just need a location 👍
@StefanTaylor-g9g15 күн бұрын
Unbelievable coach this guy can fix anything!
@StefanTaylor-g9g15 күн бұрын
This guy is a wizard! Unreal coach!
@michsneddon607715 күн бұрын
If you had a strong grip and strong delivery position, you probably dont want the 'toe down' piece of this (you'd want less forearm rotation in your release)?
@GRFGolf15 күн бұрын
It depends, it's not just forearm rotation but lead wrist flexion (trail wrist extension) plus deviation which all contribute. This 'closing' of the face allows the body to work so it's the body motion that really changes and balances out the face rotation. When we allow the club to rotate freely the body action can respond more dyanically.
@BMoeHandle16 күн бұрын
Explore the feeling of movement for yourself, Love it! Thanks a bunch for this one.