"30 Yards More is normal" Dr. KWON Stage 3 and ON COURSE routine for golf Be Better Golf

[@tonyshans2226]

As a senior golfer, 74, distance is always a challenge and I have been struggling with the loss of distance over the past few years....Dr. Kwon's drills have helped me gain significant yardage with all of my clubs...Thank you Brendan for bringing these videos to KZbin...This type of information is priceless to the player who is constantly attempting to reach for the golden ring!!

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Thx. Share with your friends

[@gitbse]

I've been following Brendan for quite awhile now. I get his mission, and u understand he's trying to bring many different and very talented voices to more people. But good lord. By far..... this is the best his swing has ever been. Dr. Kwon really has mastered a way of promoting a great swing with active and natural movement.

[@colinwhite2724]

I love how the doc casually kicks the ball off the tee.

[@anders84]

Haha, no Brendan, stand and do the drill!

[@rehajm]

I wondered what Kwon was thinking when Brendan was so focused on the Swingspeed Radar. I bet he wanted to smack him with the rope 🙂...

[@jasminesdad0401]

I rarely comment on KZbin videos but I can't help myself with this one. The difference between your before and after swing is mind blowing! It's like he performed an exorcism. I say that to say, I'm getting in the exorcism line immediately - like a kid rushing to the ice cream truck in summer!

[@acarmichaelgamiz]

Totally 100% agree with this. I think this might be my second ever comment :-)

[@jiahao8487]

The Dr Kwon series has been amazing! Real improvement to my game especially tempo!

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Thx Ryan

[@allenchu3969]

Dr. Kwon's teachings are treasures. Every episode just slowly unlocks a little piece. Brendon thank you again for sharing. Still at stage one but can't wait to progress.

[@TheOnlyStonemason]

Loving these vids with Dr. Kwon…Mike Austin was talking about some of these concepts 50 years ago, all without the technology of today.

[@fourftr]

@ Dennis Sparks I have DVDs from Mike Austin,Mike Dunaway!! Dr Kwon teaching exactly what Mike Austin taught. When you breakdown the little details over and over you find Austin was a genius. This video is great but only reinforces how good Austin was

[@jamestown4867]

Mike Austin advocate and disciple as of five years ago here. Agreed; Mike was ahead of his time and even without the benefit of modern technology, was able unlock the mysteries of the swing. I believe I am a testament to the validity of the MA method. Five years ago I was down to 220 carry with my driver. I immediately got accuracy and distance but it didn’t translate to better scores - the compound pivot and right hand throwing action confused over forty years of contradictory instruction and old demons would haunt me for over two years. A few months ago I feel I incorporated the finishing touches to my swing, that is the releasing of the right forearm from the top and throwing out the right thumb; Dan Shauger’s “spin the meatballs.” Filtering through Hogan’s three right hands, Nicklaus stating, “You can’t release too soon,” John Schlee’s “waiter’s tray” analogy and other “tips,” I found myself hitting as hard as I can with my right hand- it feels like a turbocharger, a distinct acceleration of the hands, a sensation never before felt. At 68 years old I am now carrying 260 “cruising speed” drives and when the stars are aligned, attested 300+ yards. This only happened about a month and a half ago when on 17 I threw my iron in the lake and really thought of quitting. On 18 I was forced to finish the round and angrily hit my ball over the heads of our gang playing in front. They laser’d it at 295 carry and 305 total to a 3 degree uphill fairway. It’s unbelievable. I’m afraid I’ll wake up at any moment or somehow lose the technique. Dr. Kwon, backed by technology, Bill Melhorn (Golf Secrets Exposed) and Joe Dante (Four Magic Moves to Winning Golf) are among the few who align with Mike’s preaching and supply other facets of the same ideal. PenguinGolf.

[@Latebloomergolf]

I've only been playing golf for 8 months and from Mike Austins teachings ive surpassed buddies that have played golf for years some since they were kids. Lol I crush every thing that comes out of my bag. I'm working on distance control now. Mike Austin was just brilliant. Nobody talks about him . Ive honestly had comments deleted on you tube channels for mentioning him .

[@jamestown4867]

Joey Numsen: I’d prefer to keep it a secret. -(censored, eh? I had to chuckle because as a non partisan American loyal to the Constitution, I get censored a lot.) You’ve obviously got a natural talent regardless of Mike and just to give some perspective, Nicklaus shot 92 (somebody correct me) the very first time out. I shot 138 counting the wiffs and got to a 7 handicap in 18 months, albeit collecting 600 scorecards, and doing nothing else but golf - a magical year and a half, no school, no job, no rent, no worries Never got any better than a 5 but now thanks to the Mike Austin method, I’m driving farther than ever and consistently accurate. John Marshall, MA instructor and Senior LD champ says it’s hard not to hit it straight and it requires little maintenance (once you get it-took me two years to break former habits.) The cherry on top is I finally have an aesthetic swing that looks smooth and effortless. Fairways and greens. PenguinGolf.

[@tomnelson8515]

My Spirit Animal adds so much in this video. The best info is at the end. Watch it all the way through. Watch it over and over again.

[@troyberghan6788]

Hands down the best youtube video on youtube!!!!!!

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Thx

[@stevenolmstead]

Great video! Brought this swing to the course the other day. Still in the initial stages - but easily hit my longest drives to date. The looks I was getting from my golf buddies were as they say - priceless. I will be 71 next week.

[@jamestown4867]

Hello, stevenolmstead! I’m five years into the MIke Austin method and as of about a month ago the promise of incredible distance finally came true. On-course accuracy and consistency came after two aggravating years but regaining lost distance came, as it seems it did for you, immediately. Suddenly about a month ago I started hitting 300+ yard drives. It’s strange that on 17, I threw my 7 iron in the lake after a perfect drive and vowed to quit this quirky game for good. There’s more important concerns in this upside down world. On 18, my gang insisted I finish the round and I hit an angry drive that was laser’d by the guys in front at 295 carry. I’m hooked again and practice at the range tells me that I’m a lot longer than two months ago but still haven’t hit a 295 carry... but I’m getting 280. Mike was hitting over 350 at 74. Mike Dunaway would be carrying 350+ at 68 years old. I’m getting 300+ total. Mike D and I were born the same year. Fairways and greens, my friend. PenguinGolf.

[@jamestown4867]

stevenolmstead: I realize that you’re not a student of the Mike Austin method but Dr. Kwon is validating what Mike taught without the benefit of modern technology.

[@tonybarber420]

​@@jamestown4867 thats cause youre to worried about the damn distance! get the method and the moves down... u threw the 7i cause you didnt use the method with the iron i guarantee it

[@jamestown4867]

Exactly. When you’re 65 and can’t carry 220 confidently (no. 7 requires 220 to carry the creek or bail left up to 200) distance becomes an obsession. I was carrying 240 with persimmon and 260 with Pittsburgh persimmon through my 50s so yeah, too concerned with distance again. But that’s not the problem with the 7 iron approach. After nearly 5 years with the Austin method, my old PGA approved method of posterior rotation of the hips caused two ugly chunks into the lake. I haven’t had an honest 300 yard drive in months but my cruising speed drives are consistent at 240 carry. I’m happy with that but that still doesn’t get me on in two even on a wimpy 500 yard par 5. Fairways and Greens!

[@courvilleg1]

Finally got rid of your hitch! Great series! As a coach this is enlightening.

[@jamestown4867]

“The weight bearing hip moves up.” Again and again validation of the Mike Austin method. Mike said he doesn’t think of the hips rotating (though it of course did AFTER posting;) that he felt his hips move up and down- he didn’t mean vertically together but exactly as Dr. Kwon says. Mike says the left hand acts like throwing a frisbee and of course following through with the big arm/shoulder movement the doc advocates. I wonder if Dr. Kwon teaches a similar left hand frisbee action? Mike also emphasizes both sides getting some action. Neither pure swinger nor pure hitter. Switter. Again, I am five years into the MA method, a steady 5-7 handicapper for over 40 years and EUREKA! as of about two months ago, at 68 years old, I am carrying 280+ (295 best, laser’d on the course) and getting the elusive 300+ yard drives. To me, nothing short of miraculous. I’ve tried just about everything including Moe and S&T. Per Homer Kelley there’s over a million ways to advance the ball; Mike’s way is but one way but nothing yet has ever made me so accurate, consistent and unbelievably long. PenguinGolf.

[@9to5golfhughmanning88]

this series with Dr. Kwon is great

[@bruceford9413]

Your swing is visually so much better, and I thought it was a good solid borderline scratch before! This is an amazing transformation.

[@gregpatton7185]

You’ve been swinging driver only during these videos. I’d like to know if Dr. Kwon supports the same swing motion and triggers for all clubs.

[@Ericksonbellgolf]

I love the concept of perfecting movement pattern and the speed coming from that. Reminds me of Moe Norman saying he never focused on speed but rather purity of technique and then got speed. The way he's teaching the pivot is very similar to Mike Austin as well who was maybe the first person to look at the swing through biomechanics

[@nickboudreau711]

Love mo! Best ball striker ever!!

[@tonybarber420]

Guy name martin ayers as well, him and steve elkington have a great concept

[@mjschwencke]

Yep Mike Austin a great pioneer!

[@vvwalker7261]

Dr Kwon is a legend, these vids have been my favourite on BBG

[@billenright2788]

Mike Austin was swinging the pelvis YEARS ago. It still works.

[@ChiTherapie]

Exact like Mike Austin swing explanation. love it

[@MrBrokentowels]

This is my favorite of all your series. I love that he works in gradients and stabs to develop the right sequence but more importantly the right feels!

[@roneastman951]

The “weight bearing side goes up” is one of the best tips I’ve heard in a long time!!!

[@Latebloomergolf]

I do this 123 motion in my golf swing. the first motion makes your body get loose and get the tempo right. Mike Austin taught this same movement to Mike Dunaway in a video from the early 90's.. Only difference is 1 is the initial movement 2 is the backswing and 3 is the downswing. This helps tremendously with timing. Great video.

[@scottamolinari]

That before and after he showed, that convinced me. Nice work!

[@acarmichaelgamiz]

Wow, dude. 8:28, comparison of before and after is incredible. I’ve been working on getting my swing “positionally correct” or at least “ positionally acceptable or clean” over the last 18 months. But what I really feel I am lacking now is this athletic flow. I am loving the series. It looks super helpful for anyone who has their swing, at least, positionally, under some sort of control.

[@chrisloynes7796]

Brendon how many teachers messed you up until Dr Kwon’s incredible insight ? I used to answer friends who asked what journey I was on, that it was Utube no 6 swing 🤭 but this really is an end game !!

[@mrm700]

Agreed. He surely can't go wrong sticking with this. His swing looks as good as its ever been during these sessions.

[@scotttracey4015]

Thanks very much for documenting your learning experience with Dr. Kwon. The concept is difficult to get ingrained but your videos are helping clarify his teaching ideas. Very valuable for golfers that will never have the opportunity to learn from this caliber of professional. Really good work..

[@bl6369]

Really good video. Dr. kwon is great. And really good interview questions by Brendon.

[@leffjin1968]

Hey Brendan....I know it's been a few weeks since you visited Dr. Kwon. I'm curious to know how it's been going for you so far....using this technical movement?

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Some positive results. Playing tomorrow again and going to do a long steps session

[@jackmaviglia3965]

Its amazing to watch you start swinging the club while the man is still explaining it to you while trying not to get hit with your club instead of just listening to the man.He seems so polite to you I'm sure I would have had a talk with you by now. To shut up and listen and when I'm done trying to get you the information that you paid for then ask intelligent questions.

[@golfmaniac]

I truly believe he has ADD, it is not in his nature to just watch and listen. If I was the instructor, it would drive me insane.

[@hakirk1]

I love watching you and Dr Kwon in your videos and look forward to watching your raw footage. I’m still confused as to how we know whether we are developing the correct movement and rhythm without Dr Kwon being there to talk us throughout our efforts.

[@chriswilkins1169]

Mike Austin pivot? If not what’s the difference.

[@billbuyshouses7077]

I’ve been following you off and on for years in your search for the golf swing Holy Grail. This is it!!!!! No doubt my strike is completely different when I start with lower body.

[@kurtheitman552]

You should check OverhandGolf’s channel for the holy grail. I think combining the two is going to put me at the scratch level. With just OverhandGolf’s revelation, I am at least 30 yards longer and WAY more accurate than I’ve ever been.

[@swisstrader]

Wow! That final swing with the ball was MONEY!!

[@nmartinez4754]

This is very interesting, but I would also like to see this process used on irons and actually hit balls. Thanks for posting your process!

[@kimjh128]

Thanks for posting this video. This series is pure gold one after the other!

[@millerviz]

That swing motion looks great! Fast and smooth.

[@jmack619]

Wow Great LESSON !!!!

[@claymould8700]

Another ‘gem’ 🏌️⛳️👍

[@jacobmccain8082]

This is really interesting. Makes sense given that speed definitely comes from lower body and ground forces. Will mess around with this at the course today.

[@SD-uh4zn]

Bobby Jones did this 90yrs ago. He used the forward trigger motion to start his swing. He had one of the most rythmic and powerful swings ever.

[@knowerzark]

And Sam Snead had his forward press. But this verifies it with science

[@PlaneImpactGolfStoneridge]

What kind of camera device is Dr Kwon using ?

[@michaelgriggle5601]

This is just fantastic, looking forward to seeing how this translates to irons..

[@brianduncan5064]

Hey Bren, admired your vids for a while and am 99% self taught but yourself, Dr Kwon and AMG. Still progressing, it's a long journey. A little question and maybe some insight from your time with Dr K. He advocates a strong shoulder and hip turn in the back swing, massively different to top tour players (not that I'm going to be one but a good marker none the less). There's greater separation, shoulders-hips, in good player back swings. The question is, did he leave you with the swing thoughts that the torso and hips turn as close to joined as possible? Left hip replacing right hip and looking over left shoulder at ball at top? Keep up the great work, loving it and much better than most! Thanks

[@thurlestonetennis2447]

Could you summarise the 3 stages in words so we can attempt to follow? Love this series.

[@Broaam]

Hope to see you test this swing on the course, seems great

[@firstnamelastname6038]

Another great upload! Does the movement apply to irons and driver swings? Thanks.

[@albertbathel4093]

I have just begun this series of analysis and would like to know if lean and tilt work into this swing practice?

[@Bronco-Bill]

Brendon, how much of a role does muscle mass play in this rhythmic swing system? Do seniors benefit ( if at all)?

[@gordontucker055]

I seen a video on Dr Instagram page with elderly man (70’s)? doing swings

[@sim-party-golfthailand3894]

Thanks for your VDO - Dr. Kwon series. For maximize club head speed, I rather more interesting in how to sqaure club face in every sigle time. And aslo how control the club and body to impact the ball in sweet spot. Do you have done on this matter with Dr. Kwon? Pls sahre for us

[@billmichels2194]

Amazing! Saw these videos yesterday and tried at the range today, I had many more center hits felt like I could swing faster instead of trying to swing slow to control the club head. Also I didn't feel like I had to do anything special with my hands or arms.

[@troyberghan6788]

Is this that "C" arch in the back for every club?

[@mahpat]

The before and after swing at 7:51 is money. Day and night difference between the 2 swings. Amazing.

[@rehajm]

At first glance '30 yards more is normal' seems like a bold statement but after watching and engaging with Dr. Kwon's concepts and drills it is easy to see it isn't an exaggeration. So many of his concepts are things I've picked up from working many hours with a well known instructor but Kwon's presentation and application of them is revolutionary for me. It's so easy to become static when working on adjustments but his coaching melts all that away.

[@brotharuss]

KZbin research: Mike Austin. This is his swing beliefs reincarnated with software analysis. Mike counts the foward press as one, backswing on two and downswing on 3. Waltz tempo. Steve pratt (Mike Austin student from the 90's) counts the foward press as "and"...."aaand 1 2 3..123".

[@TyphoonCoffee]

Funny that you mentioned Mike Austin 😄 I was looking Mike Austin videos after looking this serie. I studied Mike's swing years ago, but after looking Dr Kwon's videos i understand Mike's teaching now better. Mike's swing philosophy is basically same. He also talks about shifting whole weight on right leg and pivoting. He also talks lateral forward motion that triggers the correct downswing motion 🤗

[@Latebloomergolf]

It's like a dance . I love Mike Austins teachings. He was a true golf swing scientist before any of the technology got involved. I'm an advid believer in the MA Swing. I've only been playing for 8 months and my 7 iron goes 170 with effortless power. I can hit the ball pure and straight with every club. Just trying to figure out distance control now.

[@brotharuss]

@@Latebloomergolf Learning a dance is spot on...especially learning the Austin pivot. I played for 20 years with different swing styles all hurting my injured lower back along the way. I switched to MA swing out of a last resort to try and keep playing. MA swing is the only one that doesn't hurt my lower lumbar spine (it's actually strengthening my lower back). It's the most powerful and accurate swing I've ever had. I hit my 40" 4i hybrid 250 yards effortlessly and pain-free...not bad for an injured 40 year old. Mike is one of the only instructors to say Tigers lower back would never hold up to his early style twisting swing...he was spot on and clearly understood kinesiology better then anyone.

[@Latebloomergolf]

@@brotharuss yeah it's funny when I'm at the driving range and somebody asked how long I've played golf and I reply about 7 or 8 months. They can't believe it. Just crushing 9 irons 150 straight as an arrow. The rope swing drill is one of the best things you can do to pure your golf swing . I'll swing in the house for 3 hours a night until my fiance tells me to stop. Lolol. Always thought golf was a dumb sport untill I hit my first drive at the age 34 last summer.

[@brotharuss]

@@Latebloomergolf That's awesome man. 3 hours of practice a night is a significant amount of time and dedication. When you say rope swing drill...Are you actually using a rope attached to the club handle and left shoulder to swing? Just like Austin would demonstrate how the left arm doesn't pull or act independently in the golf swing?

[@colinwhite2724]

How often does the ball miss the net?

[@peterwalker1962]

Man’s just sharpied on his white shirt, respect

[@SALiveSports]

Good videos Brendon.. great work

[@SpinandThrowDiscGolf]

That is Mike Austin. Totally the Mike Austin pivot. Taught in a completely better way.

[@topman6727]

This kind of backswing is definitely good for swing speed , I picked up 7, 8 miles on the driver, that's with no ball, now will I be able to hit the ball doing this

[@nunyo7259]

10:35 that swing looked realllly good.

[@davidsweetman7967]

Brendan, great series of videos with doctor Kwon. I am currently working on more speed in the swing and was thinking of buying some speed trainers. Does Dr Kwon advocate using them? I only ever see his pupils using a normal driver

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Yep. Normal driver. Your 3 wood is a little lighter.

[@jgrudenicstrumpet4369]

Good advice, good explanation.

[@abaker7669]

Same as Jeff, have you and you Buddy who went with you to Dr Kwon, noticed difference on Course and range ? ...Thanks for the Content !

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

I have. Mike was not comfortable with the change and stuck with a more static backswing. It looks different tho and he has been playing great. Signed up for 2 PGA TOUR qualifiers

[@swisstrader]

@@BEBETTERGOLF what specific changes have you seen?

[@Frazer20]

Thanks for sharing these insights. Nice to see you can have a bit more freedom in the swing without the restrictions many current swing ideas promote. I wondered what software Dr Kwon was using to record and measure the swings? Intrigued to understand why he doesn’t use gears for this? Has he developed this himself?

[@jts09]

Have you seen the Bob Jones "How I Play Golf" series? It's interesting that Mr. Jones used a very similar hip move to trigger his swing.

[@westham11996688]

I would have liked to of seen the difference before and after on a ground force matt

[@richardlowe8062]

Looks like Dr Kwon is teaching Mike Austin’s swing.

[@filamcouple_teamalleiah8479]

Awesome again. You look like you could play in the Open in a year or two now.

[@johnpinckney405]

Great series with Dr Kwon many similarities to Dana Dahlquist, what Drew worked on with you and some of the other coaches. My question is after this series will you carry on with these drills and ingrain the moves or move on to another coach or go back to Milo Lines to “swing like an Athlete” and open up your body through impact to drive the arms and club through?

[@mrm700]

For Brendan, as he has a proclivity to come over the top, Dr Kwons advice of keeping shoulders square would be best suited to him.

[@benmartinez8995]

cool video Brendon

[@nokia5359]

Brendon really hit jackpot this time.

[@mrm700]

My favorite parts of this series is Dr Kwon saying "YHES".

[@robertlozano6546]

Also... "Let it go!!!!!"

[@dexterm7466]

I have heard Dr Kwon talk about the responsibility that instructors have about teaching his drills, and again he has emphasized it this video. Is there anyway to know how to locate a golf instructor that has been taught and/or mentored by Dr. Kwon?

[@1upadventures]

So did this help your swing speeds?

[@mrjim0918]

Brendan, I looked for a list of Kwon certified instructors, but couldn’t find a list. Can you find out if a list is available?

[@dexterm7466]

I would love to know this as well, can you please help us out Brendan!!

[@henryyang3695]

I hope one day Dr. Kwon and Brendon can reveal some tips/rhythm for putting,

[@Frank-yx1np]

great speed!!

[@dkel8795]

I'd love to see a video summarizing your thoughts and experiences about all the different golf instruction you've had. I've been going through all the Tony Luczak videos from years ago and it's funny to see instruction and philosophy of the complete opposite now. I'd love to know which schools of thought do you feel improved your game and swing the most? Are you currently happy with your game? What about some course vlogs? When you're on the course is your ficus on something external or a swing feel? Thanks! Enjoy the channel!

[@natsoti6268]

What are his thoughts on players like Morikawa or Hideki who have slow deliberate backswings?

[@TyphoonCoffee]

Those guys know how to start downswing with correct trigger move, even with slow backswing. Dr Kwon shows this move at 11:50. It is that small forward lateral motion of left side. Check Rory's slow motion videos, he does this same exact move. ALL the great ball strikers do this move. I think faster backswing helps to feel correct timing and eliminates using just arms and hands.

[@martinwright6255]

Brendan himself did sessions with Drew Cooper previously who was doing exactly the same. So was Mike Austin in the 60's ? Zen golf, AMG and Shawn Clements are all doing this currently.

[@borgieone]

It must have been killing you to do all these drills without hitting a ball!

[@arjanpetersen]

Mwoah…. You need to train this without ball. Else it won’t work at al.

[@arjanpetersen]

@7:18 …. That’s something which is difficult to grasp. I generally don’t see the speed coming from hips. Can someone explain?

[@neilclarke3513]

Brendan came here from Zen golf...many similarities...sure you know already! 😉

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Oh yes for sure. Marcus is really smart. Makes ppl better

[@tengrison]

love you gius. thank you very much for good lessons! very important things to develop.

[@robertsolachnek7493]

Hi,will need a chiropractor to do this,trying.thank you

[@TheArowe1]

I’d love to spend a week with the Dr. Also was this work only done with driver.?

[@jodauth3319]

Brendon, very interesting, have a look at Colin Montgomery 's hip action from 20 years ago!

[@factual6591]

Monty has a backward and forward hip slide with not much rotation

[@markwoods6943]

The forward move reminds me of Matt Wolfe's swing.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Yeah! Just don’t tip the shaft forward, creates compensations

[@tinytoons2517]

Brendon, if I could I would hit the subscribe button 5,000,000 times.

[@colinwhite2724]

I do the counting thing. I didn’t realise how it worked. LOL.

[@steveperryman8102]

I'm of the opinion that like my bag, I should divide my golf into two. Short irons are blades, mid to long irons are cavity back. I will compliment that by using a stack and tilt metohod for pure irons and a weight shifting swing for my driver. Not as daft as it sounds! All this woosh, woosh may work with a giant clubhead and a tee, but not with an oron club off a tight lie! lol

[@boreseemom]

I was thinking "wow another smart golf instructor found Mike Austin," until about 7:30 mark when Dr. Kwon said "speed comes from lower body, big muscles and not the arms." That I never really get. I trust Mike Austin on this one instead. Mobility from lower body helps the arms swing faster.

[@boreseemom]

I mean the arms are the main component for swing speed

[@nigelbaynes5061]

looks like a re hash of what Shawn Clement has been teaching for years with a bit of stack and tilt thrown in

[@Ron28]

No stack and tilt here. In fact, I think its the perfect antidote. Similar to Dr Kwon on KZbin : Athletic Motion Golf.

[@nigelbaynes5061]

So why is he referring to a reverse C at the top of the back swing nothing new in any of this

[@daonetru]

@@nigelbaynes5061 I think he said to Brandon it will feel like a reverse C because of his previous motion

[@thomashofmann9436]

These Drills in insights from Dr. Kwon are great. You should check out Zen Golf and maybe fly over or order their training aids. I think you have enough technical knowledge - it's only the feel and rythm you have to work on. You have to tap in to your more natural instincts. Zen Golf looks very interesting for you.

[@daonetru]

Zen golf has been on the channel a couple times already via zoom

[@thomashofmann9436]

@@daonetru ok - found the Zoom Session. That wasn't great. But I guess Zen Golf has new training tools. Maybe you should check them out. I ordered a pack and hope it will come this week. It all circles around the forces and timing - just as Dr. Kwon. I am excited to test them out myself - especially after watching the Dr. Kwon Sessions at BeBetter Golf ;-)

[@gordontucker055]

Not letting the hips open early is a game changer. Hearing we need a coach to improve the process is disheartening. Most of us don’t have $500+ for these evaluations, your thoughts?

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

I’ll make a video about this. Start doing the drills and listen for the smoothness. Doable just takes a lot longer

[@swisstrader]

Is it $500 for each lesson or a series of lessons from Dr Kwon?

[@gordontucker055]

@@BEBETTERGOLF thanks. Been doing them since first video. Just like you did have issues with getting lead leg step earlier in swing. Enjoy this series. I’m new to your channel

[@ferdinandfroning6271]

Contact Shawn Clement in Canada ... He's exactly teaching all what we've seen from Dr. Kwon. :)

[@factual6591]

But Shaw Clement has that ugly lead hip thrust on the downswing, not even close to Dr Kwon.

[@liquidmocofilmsllc4915]

Man he just wrote on a $100 Travis Matthew shirt!! Hijole.

[@SpinandThrowDiscGolf]

Mike Austin. Wow, he really was right.

[@KT-ed8hj]

Shouldve asked him how to prevent early extension as thats one of the most common flaws in most swings

[@jackmaviglia3965]

Sounds like a Matt Wolf move.