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[@aaajjworm]

4:36 great view to see how much her hands move away from her body on the downswing compared to address and take away. "This is the way"! Great swing. When will I see Sav on tour?! Let's go!

[@golflessons]

We are going to play some tournaments this season again and see how she does; she has had a terrific off season and has gone up a couple more notches in ball striking and power! A lot of fun to watch develop! !

[@jameslong7474]

Exquisite is certainly the correct adjective for this drill. I play to a 12 handicap from the Senior tees and I practiced this two-swing stability drill before every shot today. Results ... 9/13 drives in play, 10 greens in regulation including 3 of 5 par 3's, 5 out of 8 pitch/chip shots up and down with 1 putt. I'll definitely be making this a regular part of my pre-shot routine! Thanx Shawn, Sav, & Mu for your outstanding instruction videos!

[@golflessons]

RIGHT ON JAMES!!!👍🤘👌💪😀

[@jameslong7474]

@@golflessons Update on my second round using this drill -- 10/13 drives in play, 7 greens in regulation, a couple of misses, but no really bad shots -- no 'recovery' shots needed. Short game was better, so I shot a 78 (par 71) -- I've also been practicing your short game drills, including the open face chip shot. Thanx, again, Shawn!

[@golflessons]

@@jameslong7474 The hits just keep on coming! Right on James!👍💪

[@Walburghian]

Shawn, just thought I'd let you know that a 78yr old from Royal Birkdale GC, England got through to the last 8 of our Captain's Prize over the Easter weekend. 5 rounds in 3 days with 2 Rounds per day Match play off the very back Tees. I've been a follower for 3/4 years now and using the "cutting the grass" technique enabled me to concentrate on nothing else. It was only exhaustion that beat me and I was so happy that my technique held up under heavy pressure. As an example, I was hitting Driver to Par 3s of 190yds into 25mph wind vs 6iron from my opponents. You're the man!

[@golflessons]

brilliant Kenneth! That is awesome and a real testament to focus and being tenacious with your task! Congratulations sir and thank you for taking the time to write us!

[@wjhall307]

Thanks for the update on Mu. Wish him the best!

[@golflessons]

You bet!

[@studio13texas1]

I love ya’lls videos. You all are always so inspiring when it comes to a fluent golf swing. Balance is so important in everything we do. So many player try to rush through the golf swing instead of letting their natural momentum help them. My daughter and I are both lefties and we love watching Sav and Mu swing. Keep posting great videos, you guys are awesome!!!!

[@golflessons]

Right on Ricky! Thanks for the great comment and we all say hi! 👍😀

[@creamabdul-jabbar6722]

This is starting to help. Especially the knifing the grip. I hit 60 degree wedge at best before this 65 yards. I’m now carrying a 60 degree 90 yards. 56 is 105 from 80. 51 is 115 from 95 Pw is 140 from 115 9 at 150 from 130 8 at 160 from 140 7 at 185 from 150 6 is now 195-200 yards. Driver is 250. Been about 250 I can’t translate it yet. I’m trying to take the concepts but the shape is all over the place still if I try to put everything into it. I did get one just right other day and carried 305. I’m carrying 250 though on slower half swings just I’m throwing something off when I go all out so I just been playing to get a slight curvature and more control. Played 18 holes yesterday 79 first time I broke 80. Through 18. Played another 9 41. This time last year through 9 I was in the 50s and through 18 I’d get so mad I’d hardly ever continue to keep my score. The jump I’ve made just watching your videos past 2 months has been biggest jump I’ve made in 3 years of playing

[@golflessons]

Yessir! Those are the typical distances we see when a golfer goes from AT the ball to THROUGH the ball. So happy for you Cream!

[@creamabdul-jabbar6722]

Taking what you teach to the course, yesterday I played 39 through 9. Couldnt get the matchups exactly right through 5, i bogeyed everything which I’m ok with. Matchups finally clicked at about the 6th hole. 325 yard par 4 slight right to left bend to the course, 5 yards off the green. Chipped uphill 2 bounces around the world at the cup and dropped. First eagle of my life on a par 4. A day to remember for sure

[@golflessons]

How sweet is that! Right on! 😀👍

[@aaajjworm]

Mu, short name for MOOSE! Those are some beastly drives! Great job!

[@golflessons]

Love it!!! Mu and Sav are headed to Mesquite NV this week to compete in the Long Drive, Can’t wait to see how they do!

[@lance5101]

I really love your swing drills. I use the perpetual motion one to warm up regularly. So much better than swing aids/tools that you can't use during the round. I wish the weather here would finally settle down so I can get out there and play!

[@golflessons]

Same here Lance! Today we are getting gale force winds of 50 MPH plus!

[@creamabdul-jabbar6722]

Man I got to say. I’ve been dumbfounded. Idk if I’ve been tuning it out or what but you do talk about the release mechanism. I never release the club, never. So I thought about it after the video I watched of yours talking about release. Went to the range today, I found what I was doing when I hit half swing 250 yard drives. I wasn’t releasing. Yes I snapped the majority of them but I wanted to just test it. Dude I could hook the ball no lie with a 45 degree open face. I tried to hit it harder with the release but I have to get my matchups down. But I was punching drives 225-250. You have completely added a new flight to my ball never thought was possible. I’m going to definitely sign up

[@jmswng77]

This finally gives a purpose to my many going-no-where practice swings. Also, congrats to Mu!

[@golflessons]

Purpose! Exactly!! This is why task is everything in golf; not positional body part bonanzas with NO purpose but to look good…

[@georgesaltamach7386]

Great videos. You are by far the best instructor on KZbin. Question for you guys. Am I supposed to do something with my wrist? Or do I want to keep them loose and swing to my intermediate point?

[@golflessons]

See an oldie but goodie called “loaded arms shawn clement” as well as “grip and wrist hinge” On our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com you will see “grip” “grip part 2” and “grip and arm motion” and then you will see “lead hand release”, “trail hand release”, “release fine tuning” and “snap release polish” which is a huge favourite of mine especially if you like the Cowboy and the lasso!😀👍

[@douglasestep9086]

I will definitely implement this into my swing. I occasionally hit the ball directly into the ground off the tee but I haven’t determined if it’s the result of sliding forward and hitting down on the ball or not enough forward lateral movement and topping it. Happens a couple times a round and very frustrating. Thanks for all the great videos Shawn and you’re thoughts on this problem is very much appreciated.

[@golflessons]

Hi Douglas! Don’t think about it as a mistake; you are not defective! What was the original focus just before you swung? A ball to hit or a blur of club to deliver through the top of the tee into the direction you want to start the ball (over your intermediate point) and into your finish?

[@douglasestep9086]

@@golflessons Thanks I’ll give it a try 👍

[@mayjimmy9912]

Great video once again. Will definitely add this to my practice routine. Thank you guys.

[@golflessons]

Hey Jimmy! good choice! this one is a keeper!

[@markpoppe8681]

Staying in balance has always been a challenge for me. I'll definitely been using this drill. I've strengthened my grip,based on your teachings and added 10-15 more yards with a draw on all my clubs. Lots of work yet to do but I'm having fun again.

[@golflessons]

Fun is the name of the game! The engagement of the kinetic chain is a huge deal for balance and you will see all about that in our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com and see the Kinetic chain series and the “throwing series”

[@markpoppe8681]

@@golflessons I'll be checking that out. Thanks!

[@jvelez1998]

Great lesson, coach!! 👍👍👍💯💯🙌💪 Mu is a beast and an inspiration. I reached my personal ball speed record last week (190mph) with the goal of hitting 200mph by end of year. Where there is a will, there is a way. Balance is vital is transferring speed and energy into the golf ball with maximum efficiency. Would love to see some of the numbers Mu posted during one of his competitions! All the best!! 💯💯💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥🙏

[@golflessons]

Right on Man! Awesome stuff! Mu recorded a drive of 373 at the longest and that was all carry as the grip was a polo field with plush grass. Top that day was 391.

[@breakthrough8628]

Great idea on how to stay balanced! Thank you.

[@robertmazzarachio7939]

Great video and content as always Shawn I’ve struggled with balance because of the issues you mentioned , focusing on the ball not the target and the old OVER SWINGING

[@creamabdul-jabbar6722]

I hit I know 3 drives yesterday that were right at 300. One about 305,290,285. Hate to say I haven’t worked out in quite awhile but trying to get back into it especially now, I can still bench 185 for 3. Not the greatest but I just wonder learning this and if I can get back to 315 for 3 how far that balls going to go. Had to stop working out, had been into power lifting and was working on competitive weight lifting and took a toll on my health because I didn’t take nutrition seriously I just wanted to be big and powerful. Went from 5’10 220 to 5’10 292. But at the time I benched 275 77 times in under 15 minutes. So I completely stopped and trying to get my health back in a year and half I have lost 62 lbs. by taking nutrition seriously. But enough about me, just have saw your body composition change over the years of videos you’ve done and it’s inspiring me to get strong and in shape but in a way that’s healthy.

[@golflessons]

Great book that did it for me was “grain Brain” by Dr Perlmutter; then got all my food sensitivities sorted to eliminate all the foods that create INFLAMMATION. What a diff!

[@robynhopkyns6150]

such a good idea

[@m.thomas2589]

One of your main swing tips helps me have very consistent contact - that is to "let the arms fall" in the downswing. It's amazing how that helps, and how the body naturally speeds the hands up through impact as a result.

[@golflessons]

Nice! 👍😀

[@anthonyjames4522]

Hi very proud of more how did you doing what was his longest yard and where did he place congratulation👍🏾⛳️❤️

[@creamabdul-jabbar6722]

Shawn can you guys make a video on just the release? A release for a draw and a release for a cut or fade? I really think knowing a release is more influential to the ball flight than anything and could possibly get over half of us playing better golf. Sorry for being long winded but I sliced the ball for as long as I played because I held up the release. I could have a 45 degree closed face a extra strong grip and was at my best hitting a fade. Also depending now on what I’m working on, depending on how hard I try to turn the ball over I can set up open 30 degrees or more open clubface and if I try to really turn that thing over I can hit a hook.

[@golflessons]

Hey Man! On our premium channel we have a freakin’ hit list of release videos! Watch “lead hand release”. ‘Trail hand release” “release fine tuning” snap release polish”-then “turbo charge lead hand and trail hand release” and the first 4 videos of the “2020 off season training” series pertains to that; then see “fade fine tuning” and “draw fine tuning” and the “throwing series” When you throw the club in the direction you want to start the ball and you have predicted the ball is in the way of this, then you won’t throw at the ball and WILL BE ABLE TO STAY with the direction you want to throw to; the brain has to engage the kinetic chain with pressure in the lead side, clear the hips the right amount, so that it knows where to release; You need to get in there! www.wisdomingolfpremium.com.

[@creamabdul-jabbar6722]

@@golflessons going to check it out this weekend. Don’t mean to blow up the comment section but man this has made golf fun for me. I’ve even tried teaching my fiancé some of these things. We have a hole that’s 120 to clear the water. She had a club set driver and wasn’t any good so I let her use mine until her new one comes in. And she’s been playing since last summer. She finally cleared the water. You’d think she hit the lottery. Hit one that rolled 5 yards from the green on a 140 par 3. Before she couldn’t even get the ball in the air. She’s on board too so just waiting to have a day off with her to get locked in.

[@golflessons]

@@creamabdul-jabbar6722 made my day! Pure joy! So happy for you guys! 👍😀 Say hello!

[@andrewc5202]

Shawn I’ve learned a lot from your videos! I love practicing the perpetual motion drill and how it syncs up my whole swing, but when it comes to hitting the ball from just my normal set up, I still struggle immensely with contact. Any advice?

[@golflessons]

Hey Andrew! Ok, on our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com (Which is only $9.95 per month) you want to see the following videos: “task update”, “kinetic chain facilitation series”, “the throwing series” and then see “predict contact”, “the goldie locks series” and the “stick the finish despite the ball” series so you understand how to predict how the ball is in the way of your action task and that you actually get to include the ball in the task! A nice deep ride down the rabbit hole to wonderland!

[@andrewc5202]

@@golflessons Thank you so much Shawn! I'll get to work!

[@thornXBL]

Hi Shawn! I seem to be struggling with shots off the heel of the club. Mostly with my irons, but occasionally even my driver shots all seem to be near the heel. I'm sure it's a combination of things (weight getting too much towards my toes, distance from ball at address, trying to shake old baseball instincts of the sweet spot being in-line with the shaft, who knows). What drills/videos would you recommend for somebody who always seems to have the club head too far from the body at impact?

[@golflessons]

See “football drill shawn clement” and “solid contact = no shanks shawn clement” for starters!

[@gecko6355]

A Left handed dream!

[@TedInoue]

Love this drill! I've been stuck in my follow-through (i.e. I get anchored to the ground and don't follow through) and this two swing drill has helped immensely. My problem is that nothing I do is improving my head speed. I'm stuck in the mid 70's for 7-iron unless I swing so violently that I have no control, then I can get mid 80's. I've tried every drill in the book and nothing speeds it up.

[@golflessons]

Hey Ted! Have a look at all our “throw the club shawn clement” videos!

[@TedInoue]

@@golflessons thanks, I'll give it another try!

[@TedInoue]

@@golflessons thanks Shawn. Tried your tips again and took it to the course. Definitely positive outcome. Was getting Better contact and flight. A little more distance. I think as I groove the feeling, carry may improve more. Thanks.

[@TedInoue]

Darn it, it worked too well! I flew the green on several holes! I never thought I’d complain about hitting it too far :-)

[@golflessons]

@@TedInoue haha, sorry about those side effects…😝😝😎

[@NFiltr8Red]

Oh Sav!

[@youthnys]

Hey Shawn. I’ve been trying out the swing thought/drill that you’ve had on your channel where you basically close the face at address to I think, force yourself, to hit down on it to compress the ball better. I had been doing this for a couple weeks and I have been striking the ball better but, my spin loft has gotten crazy high. Out of curiosity I opened the face drastically, like wide open, and this forced me to to turn and get a lot of lag and I fixed my spin loft. Have you tried a drill of this sort before or does this make sense to you?

[@creamabdul-jabbar6722]

I always looked at people swing and kind of saw people at the course that slice the ball always stumble into the ball. I am a ball looker hate to admit, but I’ve found hitting the inside back quadrant works for me. I know you’re more about the intermediate point. But depending on shot shape are you thinking about what part of the ball you want to strike?

[@golflessons]

Think of the ball as a PRECISE INTERSECTION on the way to the direction you want to start the ball. On our premium channel, we have the “blur of Club” and the “arc blur unstoppable momentum series” which show you the way VERY CLEARLY on how to collect the ball from where it lies to releasing it into the flight plan.

[@jimmyprice583]

What shoes are you wearing in this video, Shawn?

[@golflessons]

The new True Shoes; my favourite this year is the Lux Pro; so solid!

[@wesleyhilde1]

Her grip was strong as hell! 😳

[@golflessons]

You bet! You can swing deep towards the target with that sucker!

[@vvwalker7261]

Is there any where that we can watch Mu in his long drive comps?

[@savannahmeyerclement]

They live stream the events on the Pro Long Drive KZbin page! 😀

[@johnsadler8637]

For those of us unfamiliar with long drive competitions, about how far does he hit the ball?

[@golflessons]

375 to 400 yards; depending on the confitions.

[@johnsadler8637]

@@golflessons Wow. I’d have to have a Trackman or GC Quad to keep track of that!

[@brian638]

Can I hold the club with a natural grip if I swing like you.

[@golflessons]

You bet!

[@randelldickerson6147]

Wow they both really got better.. especially MU 8iron. 200 yards plus. Wow 👏 😮 ohhh he is going for Long Drive. Duhh. Make since

[@rsanchez5676]

Why does it always look like the “cutting the grass swing “ is a sweeping the ball strike?

[@golflessons]

You do see how deep our lag is right? See Delofting through proper tilt shawn clement” and realize the angle of attack is not what you think…🤔👍😀

[@steveking2144]

There's nothing wrong with the front foot rolling over a bit... many top pros did this!

[@golflessons]

Did not say it was wrong; but it is less efficient…

[@markpogson3799]

Stop teasing, lol. Tell us how Mu went. What was his long drive? What sort of reception did he get from the other competitors?

[@golflessons]

that tour has got to be the most welcoming! he hit 373 while top drive that day was 391. he is close!

[@swisstrader]

10x 😂

[@mikestanley7688]

203 carry with an 8 iron? Why do I attempt to play this game? lol

[@davidhust2123]

Too technical, too oriented on physical positions.

[@zackthegrind]

Staying balanced and swinging in the start direction are far being too technical, no physical positions were mentioned 🤔

[@cr8iveamboy775]

Brilliant as always Shawn! I'm imagining a movie or SNL skit with the hilarious Will Farrell as Mr. Clement and Sav played by Shailene Woodley ✌🏌️‍♂️🙌 p.s. I tried this stacked finish and it looks great and balanced on level lies but don't forget to adjust your swing for uphill and downhill lies, etc.

[@golflessons]

😝😝😂😂That would be hilarious! !