90% Of Golfers Need To FIX This Downswing Shift

[@markhospers8264]

You watchers realize right?………We’re watching the best golf instructor on the internet! You go Porzak Golf!

[@PorzakGolf]

Much appreciated!!

[@Parmesan300]

I personally agree %100

[@evlogieslabs8044]

agree

[@BigDawgCAM]

Unbelievable communicator. Adam could literally teach me how to scrub dishes and I would listen

[@larryclark8728]

I have been watching Adam for months and although I’m a former assistant professional, his instructions have substantially improved my ball contact and control. I have introduced Adam to several of my golf buddies. He is by far the best golf instructor!

[@PorzakGolf]

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[@Bdawg777]

This video has the gold I have been searching for. Adam is the 🐐

[@shannonsanders5250]

Years ago I was a disciple of stack sand Tilt, this ruined my driver and made me wary or a swing that didn’t have a weight shift feeling . The way Porzak describes the swing process he teaches, has really helped me to use some old feels of staying forward. This has really helped me in the last few months, This is my favorite go to swing channel. Thanks guys

[@michaeldodd6864]

Stack and Tilt is awesome. This is not far off from it

[@fruityone4233]

Love this. Keeping things simple and explaining them really really well. Thanks team

[@jodycoetzee4274]

This channel and coach is true gold

[@frankferrara406]

Well explained, clears up much confusion. Will be sure to try it out.

[@jimmyj244820]

Adam I’ve started using your hip bump a month ago and I have never hit the ball so straight Thank you cuz I was a slider

[@patrickwallace5508]

GREAT presentation Adam! By the way, super happy for your student, Gavin G., becoming a Creighton Bluejay.

[@garyplunkett1625]

This was a 5 star golf lesson video. The Holy Grail.

[@mvpick]

The hip bump has been transcending. Have always struggled with getting to my lead side. Even when I thought i got the shift to the right side (lefty) it obviously was too much as my rotation didn't improve and my lead knee paid the price. Along with a little O/ in the knee, not a good combo. Great instruction Adam, love your videos!

[@jsolghan22]

Adam appreciate the channel and always look forward to Monday’s and Friday’s. Scale of 1 - 10 how important is hip mobility?

[@richzuck6378]

I just went back and rewatched this video. How come you don't sell the wedge that you used in the video, Or how we xan build it?

[@joannaespley6035]

Agree with the last comment - excellent explanation.

[@charlesbrie8711]

zesty instructors are the best

[@randyvelarde7448]

Where can we get that wedge. Great vid Adam!!

[@peterreynolds1825]

Great video. One question, do you use the same hip bump pivot point when swinging a driver as you teach with the irons?

[@pmich8913]

This guy is too good of a coach man

[@petercrocitto7383]

Another excellent video

[@sdd1588]

With your lead hip/leg as the anchor point, does the keep most of your weight on the lead side if you’re doing this properly?

[@nebula524]

i notice that your feet are perpendicular to target line, as opposed to typically flared out toes. is this a critical ingredient in the post and hip bump?

[@winsyong]

I think it depends on which point you feel you are shifting from. If you are tracing from your belly button or belt buckle, maybe. But if you trace it from the centre of your pelvic area there’s a small lateral shift back and a larger shift forward.

[@stevecuthbert5150]

One thing that Ive noticed isn't mentioned is that pressure as you go into your backswing has to go down into the ground, where as the majority of players (myself Included) the pressure goes upwards and out of the ground which contributes to swaying and also poor transition as you cannot feel when the pressure has shifted effectively into the leadside so you're constantly trying to manufacture the downswing causing all sorts of issues.

[@rubenmartinez8659]

What are your thoughts on AMG golf Recentering? also Dr. Kwon , shift turn shift turn ,also dana dahlquist ,they all say that professional golfers do not set up in a reverse K setup . In a reverse K setup ,the hips turn to flat in the backswing , thoughts?

[@rubenmartinez8659]

This is according to Gears data

[@grahamjones7371]

When i started getting my left chest over the left side it felt like an upper body sway but it doesnt now!

[@mikematusek8410]

I thought the right leg should have some flex in stead of straight at the top of the back swing.

[@bradlawton1236]

I have noticed that when ever I forget to do the hip bump and use my lead hip as a post my game goes to pieces

[@mikematusek8410]

Who is Todd?

[@sebasfranc1843]

activate the subtitles in Spanish pleaseeeee 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@simmo5071]

This looks a lot like stack and tilt.

[@gustyvoshell4895]

Not at all the same.

[@johnpaul9606]

Nicklaus once said 90% of bad shots are cause by a bad set up

[@PorzakGolf]

Set up Set up Set up 🔑🔑🔑

[@markschlossberg3086]

HELP! Enormous fan of yours and very aware of your talent...BUT...why do the GEARS guys insist the tour pros have a significant squat and slide toward the target while the upper body stays back. Precisely what you demonstrated is so dangerous....the GEARS guys insist GEARS proves is what must be done. I AM SO CONFUSED!!!

[@TheBooze13]

Not a fan of the gears guys

[@seanm3226]

The GEARS guys show you what the pros are actually doing in the swing. You can choose to ignore if you want.

[@enzy6434]

I watch both and you absolutely are taking what the "gears" guys are saying way out of context. AMG never suggests ever sliding towards the target. It's literally re-centering that happens naturally when you shift weight back to the left side and rotate through the shot, you naturally move the hips forward slightly. And you don't "keep the upper body back".. I have no idea where you're getting this from in their videos, lol. Never in the golf swing should you ever be consciously thinking "okay I'm going to move my hips towards the target now and slide forward".

[@JohanNordlund]

As above says, they dont insist it must be done, they just show that the center point does move that way in the swing for pretty much all pros. It is not a conscious move but a result of turning/weight shifting correctly.

[@McTwist937]

Agree with the above, these guys and the AMG are both saying the same thing

[@benjaminberan7645]

Unfortunately, ppl see the weight transfer in 2D and is translated into a "horizontal" slide. But that is far from what is happening. Looking at the best players in the world, majority of them will start with their weight fairly neutral (50/50). Their weight is then transferred to the outside of their trail foot in the ball of the foot region. As they continue to make their turn (backswing) the weight moves along the outside of the trail foot to the heel making its way around the heel from the outside to the inside (clockwise). Just before they complete their backswing the weight is then transferred back to the lead foot in the ball of the foot region. This weight transferred is referred to as "re-centering" and to the naked eye in 2D it looks like a horizontal slide towards the target, but it's not. Their hips have started their rotation too as this transfer happens. The weight then moves to the outside of the lead foot in the ball of the foot region and then moves towards the heel which allows the lead foot to rotate a bit towards the target (this is more prevalent in the driver swing and far less prevalent in short irons). Some players have a larger re-centering than others, just depends on how much lateral motion they have in their backswing. Again, looking at tour players you will see very little to more than an 1 or 2. But it is not a sway back , its a slight horizontal move with rotation. What's great about what is being taught here is that it takes a lot of guess work out the swing and makes it relatively simple for most any golfer to do.