How To Swing A Golf Club (like me) | Bryson DeChambeau

[@brysondechambeau]

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[@nasdaqqqq4994]

That intro was awesome! I’m betting there’s gonna be many more trophies for you in 2022.

[@mellamanelpotrillo3345]

Play at a 18 hole par 3 course lol It would be cool to see you destroy it.

[@fez9117]

Hey Bryson, Can you do a full video on how to hit the ball and then the turf after, I know a lot of that video consisted of that whilst chipping, but it would be good to see some more drills and tips on how to do this when doing a full swing. Thanks, love the videos!

[@johnsfuller]

Play a muni

[@morten3465]

1. More details please, on release, on wrist movements, the feels/checkpoints of a good setup including the rest of the body, and no need to rush it. 2. Take a page from Rick Shiels book and just keep churning out swing tips with a hook we can all relate to "how to stop slicing", "course management" etc. And just do them again a year later with a better mic and post-production. It works and I'd watch it.

[@mattkaminski9865]

Bryson you may not realize, or maybe you do, but this is going to be such a positive impact on golf for years. Someone of your caliber giving an analysis on what you feel to produce a shot is amazing. Good for you.

[@b5s4ftw]

This is literally the most helpful video I've watched. I've tried explaining to an instructor for years how uncomfortable I always feel holding a club. I've never seen someone say rotate upper left arm all the way. As soon as I did it, I felt completely comfortable holding the club and swinging. Thanks for your dedication to fans.

[@xFeelFine]

Same here!

[@Jack-xy4fy]

Same here man! I've been doing this for about a month now and my driving distance has gone from 230ish to 270+... I hit a 290 on the course yesterday... Those are numbers I never even imagined possible, I thought my max was gonna be around 250...

[@ajventura1756]

Same here so crazy and so grateful for this man

[@bolsbolbol368]

This detail is freaking me out. Can't wait to try it. It makes so much sense.

[@mikefixac]

I'm happy to learn about the external and internal upper arms. Never, in all my golf instruction, have I learned anything about this. What the hell, after 50 years of playing golf, I just learned one of the most important parts about the golf swing. I'm becoming a huge fan of Mr. DeChambeau. Thank you Bryson.

[@putting63]

What a time to be alive where we can get free lessons from one of the best players in the world for FREE! Thanks for your time Bryson you're a top lad 👍🏻

[@karenling1754]

Agree!!

[@beckmanchilds756]

Seriously…..not many fields where a top in the world specialist shares all for the world in such a helpful way. I think this is how you grow the sport exponentially. He deserves a ton of credit.

[@JohnSmith-ip8zy]

“Best players” 🤣🤣

[@putting63]

@@JohnSmith-ip8zy looking for you on past and current learder boards 👀 🤦🏻‍♂️ embarrassing

[@JohnSmith-ip8zy]

@@putting63 if you say so…Dechamblow is still trash. He should stick to the long drive competitions 🤣

[@Enrichener]

Ngl that tip about straightening the right arm after hitting the ball was a huge eye opener and I'm a lot more consistent. Thanks for this

[@Tinfoiltomcat]

im saying that tip blew my mind

[@blaineharris4921]

I totally agree. That tip about straightening the right arm toward the target. I’ve never heard that before. I fight hitting behind the ball. I’m always trying to move my weight further forward to avoid hitting behind the ball. Now I think it’s straightening my right arm Down towards the ball that my problem is. I can’t wait to go try this. Always amazed at how much I don’t know about the golf swing. 3.2 Handicap.

[@Sheppington156]

10:00 is the tip for anyone wondering!

[@djlatu]

💯

[@user-white007]

I haven’t used it yet but I can already tell that’s gonna completely change my swing, can only hit the driver and putter

[@stevebrown4085]

Bryson, from a guy who has been taking his golf swing seriously since 1975 I want to thank you for all the videos you have been posting. Not only have you been giving great information to all the golfers in the world who want to improve their swings (and yes, that includes me.), you have also been giving an outlet for the stress of worrying about our world where Covid has been harming so many people. Your videos are a tremendous help to people in many ways. Not only are they giving help to golfers to improve their swing, but also in way too keep people sane in a time of great crisis by just being able to view them in a safe environment, like their homes. It is beyond cathartic voyeurism, It actually brings hope for a day when we can use your teaching to improve our game when it if fully safe to do so. Thank you for your generosity with your videos and on a personal note, this old duffer is now a big fan of you.

[@kchak88]

Bryson DeChambeau is such a class act. Always willing to share his knowledge and help folks out. Awesome video! Please keep them coming!

[@geojetson9533]

Now i can hit it 280 into the woods instead of 250!! 🎉

[@Blrpno_rec]

Just a Chip and a putt for par out them trees.

[@JoeKielman]

Try to fix your slice by aiming all the way to the left

[@henryzhang9915]

This is one of the best lessons for beginner, simple and clear. Didn't expect this from a champion.

[@ocmikelaw]

As others have said I’ve never had an instructor explain the arm rotation at setup like you did. I played yesterday with just that adjustment and the quality of my strikes was amazing. Please do more tips and thank you.

[@deanoh9929]

I have been playing golf for 3 years now. I am 55 years old and this is one of the most informative instructions i have ever had. I have put it into practice for 3 rounds now and i am hitting my irons straighter and further then ever. Thank you sir for how you are transforming golf for the normal smo..

[@golfish8589]

To take a divot in front of the ball it is all in the hips. Get that right hip backaway from the ball. Then keep it there and start the down swing and clear that left hip back keeping the right hip back. This will move your lower body toward the target 3-4 inches. I did this last week after hitting it fat for a decade. It instantly moved the divot forward

[@chipandputt]

I'm a 7 handicap .. been playing for 20 years and had never heard of setting rotational limits with the arms like you showed ... super excited to get to the range and try this. Thanks!

[@nicholastheos3022]

How much did this mess up your handicap?

[@chipandputt]

@@nicholastheos3022 it didn't ... although at first I was trying to go to the limits of the range of motion, which was super awkward. I dialed it back a bit, treated it more like a bit of error mitigation rather than a full end-stop limit like he described. Oddly enough, what the minor adjustment did was get my upper arms to get a bit more "connected" to my torso, which has cut my dispersion down significantly, especially with wedges .. down to a 5.8 index.

[@BonanzaPilot]

An average 7 handicap golf round usually has like 3 of 45 good shots and some average chipping. Adjusting your shoulders isn't going to mess anything up

[@golfish8589]

To take a divot in front of the ball it is all in the hips. Get that right hip backaway from the ball. Then keep it there and start the down swing and clear that left hip back keeping the right hip back. This will move your lower body toward the target 3-4 inches. I did this last week after hitting it fat for a decade. It instantly moved the divot forward.

[@DRB5000]

Doubt it

[@Hhbdr]

Yah. Having you as a coach would cost thousands!!!!! This is Awesome! Every word!!!!!

[@valsopuseight]

That was great. I like how you deliver the lesson with empathy, directness and humour. Looking forward to part two.

[@jorgehabib8661]

Keyword empathy. Lacking so much in the old school golf culture

[@TimBair-we6if]

The way you explain things is far better than anything I have ever seen or have been taught in the past.

[@JimmySrun]

Bryson is my favorite player to watch when I watch. I have followed and enjoyed his career since his amateur win. He is why I switched to single length. He is why I tried single plane and now I get to watch and get lessons from my favorite player in golf. I guess you could say I have a man crush. He seem like a really cool guy and pretty chill.

[@joycejeong-x4b]

The golf swing in this video is a masterclass in precision and fluidity. Watching it has prompted me to reassess and improve my own swing technique. The golfer's expertise is truly admirable, and I appreciate the inspiration this video provides.

[@axartjm]

Hey Bryson, I'd love to see a lesson on how you use your feet and the ground to put power into your swing. I've seen lessons on this before but none of them really explain it well. What made this video so relevant for me was seeing you teach someone at a novice level and them 'getting' it - so relatable and usable for beginners, thanks for the great content, keep it coming.

[@Longarmshortarm]

+1 to this

[@nateneubauer9871]

I’d love to know how gaining weight helped/hurt ability to use the ground force. I’m sure it helped but what’s Bryson’s opinion!

[@Kyle-wo4vd]

Brilliant tip at 5:15 about locking in the left arm to prevent excessive external rotation of the wrist and hooking your shots - one of my many misses. I'm glad I went back and watched this a second time!

[@CNJmodeler]

Such simple arm and hand placements as well as movements that I have never seen talked about in the hours and hours of videos I've watched. Looking forward to tweaking my arms around at my next range session. Thanks.

[@mikes5918]

Check out gravesgolf - single plane swing instruction and a lot of content

[@jfuentss]

Good player will always tell you what to “feel” and not what it looks like

[@natgolfpro1]

@@jfuentss Not everybody relates to feel the same way.

[@golfish8589]

To take a divot in front of the ball it is all in the hips. Get that right hip backaway from the ball. Then keep it there and start the down swing and clear that left hip back keeping the right hip back. This will move your lower body toward the target 3-4 inches. I did this last week after hitting it fat for a decade. It instantly moved the divor forward.

[@theovonaspern899]

The conceptualization of driving the right arm forward and in front of the body (as opposed to down) to promote hitting down and through the ball is a real nugget of gold. Thanks, Bryson! Top man!

[@nucphyschem1]

Same I was always told to drive at the ball not through the ball and that one piece along with locking the arms in a rotation format just solved my tempo issues with my swing

[@TheSalonGuy]

Literally never need a golf lesson ever again thx Bryson!

[@iiZAPPx]

Make me more handsome

[@dannyrand1733]

Make more money, lol@@iiZAPPx

[@method341]

Lol good luck

[@Unrealized_Gains2024]

@@iiZAPPxyou’ll need a new mom and dad for that.

[@golfish8589]

To take a divot in front of the ball it is all in the hips. Get that right hip backaway from the ball. Then keep it there and start the down swing and clear that left hip back keeping the right hip back. This will move your lower body toward the target 3-4 inches. I did this last week after hitting it fat for a decade. It instantly moved the divor forward.

[@kenychow301]

Always a man of the people! Happy to be able to witness your greatness. One of the greatest of this era!

[@TheECuse]

Most pros would charge 59.99 for this video, and here you are sharing your knowledge for free. Your a real champ Bryson!

[@Fr0z3nSuN1]

Bryson Dechampeau!

[@robertsteven3957]

I’ve been playing golf on and off since I was about 8. I’m 24 now. And in some of the lessons I’ve had nobody has mentioned in the lessons about externally rotating my arm to help stabilise the downward swing. What a really good technique.

[@Larry-d3i]

I think Hogan mentioned supinating Vs. pronating of the lead wrist in the downswing. Sam Snead called this blocking a hook ( I was standing next to him in Charlotte when he said it) advising against it to a young rookie who was having problems with his driver shots going wide right.

[@golfish8589]

To take a divot in front of the ball it is all in the hips. Get that right hip backaway from the ball. Then keep it there and start the down swing and clear that left hip back keeping the right hip back. This will move your lower body toward the target 3-4 inches. I did this last week after hitting it fat for a decade. It instantly moved the divot forward

[@nucphyschem1]

The arm position thing literally just solved an issue I had with my swing about keeping it in the swing plane and keeping my arms relative to each other! This is what people spend thousands one with coaches! Please keep this up!

[@robgandalf1]

This is my favourite golf video of all time . Why has nobody ever given me these tips before ?! You're awesome 👌

[@golfish8589]

To take a divot in front of the ball it is all in the hips. Get that right hip backaway from the ball. Then keep it there and start the down swing and clear that left hip back keeping the right hip back. This will move your lower body toward the target 3-4 inches. I did this last week after hitting it fat for a decade. It instantly moved the divor forward.

[@jakebella5683]

OMG!!! Bryson!!! You have explained the swing 100% better than the other u-tube golf channels. Thank you. The explanation was “so down to earth” for me. 😍

[@davispfaff5108]

It's amazing how you love to coach through your channel and explain everything! Keep up the amazing work!

[@arvidurs]

3:42 is one of the best tip that helped me hit very consistent. From playing 86 to a 64 on a par 3 pitch and putt.

[@peterfinchgolf]

Intro game looking strong 👏

[@James-bp6zz]

Pete fancies a little trip to America now Rick has been here 😂

[@cz1mmt]

I would like to thank Bryson for the internal shoulder and external forearm/wrist tip. I had immediate results accuracy, distance and flight path. I watch a ton of golf instruction adopting what a like along the way and no one is giving this tip. I found for me it's easier to think biceps in, wrist up. Thanks again.

[@lawbinson]

Can’t wait for part 2! Bryson’s Iron and wedge game is underrated.

[@method341]

his wedge game is actually his Achilles' Heel

[@MaczSoftware]

The fat grips make it harder to have touch around the greens

[@untzkoolaid]

bryson, my golf was always so inconsistent. some days i can shoot even par, other days i can shoot in the 80s. i adopted your single plane swing, got the fatter grips, and even got myself a SIK armlock putter. Within a year, i am playing CONSISTENT scratch golf and love playing golf more than ever. One thing I noticed today is for my driver (and pretty much all the clubs) the faster you pull back your backswing, the better and stronger your downswing and contact with the ball is. That's what I noticed anyway. Thanks for making me love playing golf again, you're the man!

[@myroslavshewchuk2557]

yo i'm so stoked for this! been rocking the one length irons and just got some jumbomax grips already been seeing an uptick on my consistency but so excited to see how you do it.

[@myroslavshewchuk2557]

two big things i learnt which are both things ive never thought of are the twist on the shoulders, locking them out so you cant rotate the wrists, and driving you right arm across the ball rather than down at it. you really have thought of everything when it comes to the mechanics. thanks!

[@TD-qi2rw]

Hey Bryson, you are a natural born teacher, excellent. Just another talent.

[@robertvanomusic369]

Great you are doing this... Cannot wait... Since I changed all my Irons to the same shaft length, it changed the game for me in a big way... Or in other words; Golf needs Bryson...

[@JasontheLayman]

I love that you say, whatever grip makes you feel comfortable. For years I interlocked into my knuckles, but last year I rested my left hand in my palm, and it just felt better. It was the most consistent golf I had ever played. You are the reason I watch golf.

[@TheCarContractSlayer]

And Bryson is gonna win THE OPEN 💯

[@Gordeaux]

This has literally changed my strike. The whole handle with the sternum is a game changer. Thank you.

[@davidedwards7408]

Thank you in advance! Following some of your tips, this 12 handicap shot 3 over Sunday can’t wait… speed drills fascinating

[@jaredkovacs8950]

Words cannot describe how much this video paid off for me! Hit some of the best shots of my life today. Over and over again.

[@ralphelia2719]

this is all i have waited for i have been literally dying for this

[@lords1969]

Literally dying? Sounds painful.

[@nativenosmoke2256]

Me too bro!

[@krusher74]

@@lords1969 sounds like he is dead!

[@PrincessAddie14]

Relax dude you sound like a kid

[@jaydonwaid847]

It probably won’t even help u

[@jonragnarattugaard8201]

Bryson is very generous with his knowledge and his personality , really appreciate it , And... as a older player he has a quite ergonomic swing, no extreme positions.

[@hugonongbri8100]

0:15 illuminati confirmed

[@alanripka2968]

Bryson I appreciate how you are willing to talk golf, swing and fun with all of us out here. Seen you on Good Good and really enjoyed it. I’m a golfer from NY and now in Florida and have learned a lot watching your journey. Always looking for you on KZbin. Good luck this season.

[@ThingsAppended]

Thanks for taking the time to show us the Bryson basics and some application of it with your friend. Keep it up man, you’re a star.

[@Tito_1982]

These two videos have been the most helpful golf instruction I’ve experienced in my life. Felt really weird holding a club and thinking about internal and external rotation of shoulders and hands but once I got comfortable with the setup it started working. Biggest swing thought for me on the downswing that worked is pushing my right palm forward and in front down the line it’s really helped me rotate my hips and chest correctly! Thanks so much for the swing insights brother!

[@Gareth_J]

This is the first lesson i've watched where the grip is 'Do what's comfortable for you' I tried the interlock for so long when i started because you'd think it was mandatory the way most coaches talk, but 10 finger feels so much better to me.

[@thomashodge8429]

He’s made this so simple to understand while knowing everything from pronation to “just being comfortable.”

[@What-zb9ju]

What an amazing golf channel! Thank you, Bryson, your lesson has given me tips that actually work. I saw results immediately. The drill at the bunker is a game changer for me. Try it lads, its pretty amazing. I found another gem at 8:10 posting this to remind myself to rewatch it.

[@BenYorkeMrHardtail]

I could listen to this man nerd out on golf all day long!! Would love a video on the top 3 things you personally think about as you set up for drive, long iron, short iron, putt. And or the best way you practice your irons at a range using turf! Huge fan! Keep killing it!

[@hotrod4595]

I’m a new golfer and bought my first set of clubs late last year, and I’ve had so many people try to teach me how to grip and swing and they are all old school players and it felt so uncomfortable and unnatural, I switched to your jumbo grips and have been applying your single plane swing. I know I’ll become a even better player with this amazing tutorial, thanks for taking time out of your schedule to help newbies like me! Greatly appreciated

[@builtsubarusti7408]

The best tips I've gotten in any youtube video! Also the fully rotate your arm inward then your wrist out on your straight arm is a game changer for keeping the arm straighter the while time.

[@chrisb594]

Bryson was born to teach. Can't believe I've had a lesson from PGA pro Bryson Dechambeau!

[@kenny.brendan]

The explanation of pushing the right wrist helped so much, I just practiced some chip and pitch shots like that in my yard and I didn't fat it at all! Thank you Bryson!

[@rmt7032]

The point about when to straighten the arm was my epiphany!! I have never seen this tip given in any of instructional videos I’ve watched. Excellent straightforward advice for the average golfer like me. Can’t wait to try it!! Thank you Sir!

[@hanskuiper9901]

Watching these video's over in the Netherlands and loving them. Really love these insights from a guy who REALLY knows what he's talking about because a lot of how he swings he figured out by himself! As an engineer i can very much relate to how you approach the technical side of the golf swing!

[@vjsingh725]

I’m glad u said I can use baseball grips if I wish it just feels the best and I always strike at 100%. Interlock or over grip I get blisters and can’t strike well at all

[@frankbury3216]

Thank you for being a genuine Person and for taking the time to help us weekend warriors! Good luck to you this season!

[@perfekt8600]

The straightening the back arm portion, where you explain the how and why, was such an "aha!" moment for me. I can already strike the ball with some consistency, but never thought about how my back arm should be straightening. This sort of gives it all purpose. Can't wait to take it to the range.

[@bradr7607]

Great US open champ! Love from the UK Rory and you produced sporting drama. Your sportsmanship at the end was a lesson to us all. Well done!

[@sawyerporterfield]

Bryson I’m from Buchanan high 18’. I started golfing a year ago and your lessons have been amazing!! Thank you

[@bennyblueline4525]

No other elite pros are putting out this sort of content off their own backs. I love this Bryson, the way you say what feels comfortable and repeatable to you is refreshing, for so long people having been touting the perfect golf swing, but we’re not all perfect or as athletic as professionals! Great work 👍🏻

[@markmitchelle9240]

This was such an awesome video to have a PGA tour professional playing in the masters and breaking it down for people like me the way that you did just simply awesome. God bless and thank you so much.

[@brenttrading2363]

That rotation of the arms at set up was so good...doing it that way makes the triangle feel so solid.

[@0verPar]

Invaluable info. As a newish golfer who finally has their swing down and just seeing this now, this was all the stuff that I learnt to swing more consistently.

[@carllarcher702]

This is great video and super easy to follow and implement. Too many KZbin golfers say "do this little thing and it will fix your swing before absolutely launching a ball that is no help to amateurs". Love your work.

[@bairdd7]

I’ve been practicing this method for the last couple of weeks and took it to the course today. I was shooting my best golf ever. The only fairways I missed were just barely off the fairway. I hit most of the greens or was very close if I missed it. I still need to work to make it feel more comfortable but when I trust it even when it isn’t comfortable it yields amazing results. I’m a Bryson fan and sold on this method.

[@davidforbes368]

These are the best golf lessons I have ever watched,Brian is a great teacher.

[@mt32ify]

I had the scoops with my pitch shots. Tried your extension passed the ball and into the ground tip. Dude. U just solved my 5-50 yard pitching problem. I was using a 7 iron to run it up because of contact issues. Outside of picking an intermediary target this is the biggest tip I’ve gotten off of KZbin. Thanks my dude

[@PaulRoss-e9k]

I tried the left elbow out at address at the range yesterday and got rid of my hook. Wish I'd seen this ages ago. The simple mechanics make total sense.

[@Blrpno_rec]

I straighten my right arm behind or down, and this concept of straightening it outward was another piece of forming my puzzle. Thanks.

[@CraigCrowe-ll7ku]

Great video! 10:00 minute mark. Straighten right arm across the chest and down the line - game changer. I've always straightened mine before the ball.

[@morten3465]

I love that there's a part 2 coming, but also that there part 1 keeps it clean and simple. There are still some details (do's and dont's) I'd like to hear about for the trail arm (Single Plane, supposedly), the feels and timing around release ("straightening"), how to get a feel for consistent spine angle and other range of motion "controllers", stuff like that. Oh yeah, and I'll be looking forward to that new mic! If you did like swing tip of the month, I'd be watching all of them.

[@mikewithey8450]

I sadly am a life long duffer. I realized over time that the most important thing in golf, and the hardest thing for people like me to do is hit the ball down and first like Bryson was showing, EVERY time. I've never seen any pro golf teacher really teach it. All pro golfers do it every time. You will never play golf well and not do it. Having great hand eye coordination is a key to all this which I do not have, as well as all the other skills it takes to play like Bryson DeChambeau. Very well done...THANKS. I love this guy!!

[@IsaacOwoyemi]

I just discovered this gem from my all-time favorite golf pro - BD! Now I know where to go for my golf lessons - for free! Thank you for making golf accessible to all. I have been your fan for many years and was very happy that you pulled off your 2nd US Open last week! You deserved it because you bring so much to the game (golf science and engineering) and you inspire so many people to be interested in the game. Thanks, Bryson!

[@4Pete]

I've never played golf but my brother is a golf addict! I stumbled across your breaking 50 videos and have since been getting really into the game. These two parts in particular have helped me be comfortable with a golf swing and I'm looking forward to venturing out of my back yard after enough practice! Thanks man keep the content coming!

[@noseminer]

People always say to hit down on it and it never made sense how that translates to the swing motion to me until you explained how the arm straightens through the impact, awesome!

[@Jack-xy4fy]

Hey Bryson, I first watched this video a couple months back and it's the first time I've heard a golf lesson mention that internal bicep/external forearm setup... For me that one tip has totally revolutionised my swing! Previously my driving distance was circa 230 yards, but since I've been using your setup I average 270 and even hit a 290 yesterday on the course... that's further than I even imagined was possible for me! Thank you so much!

[@Ionskigaming]

It’s so amazing when a Pro with Bryson’s knowledge takes time to show us these drills. Teach us 😅. Straight to the range to try these tips .

[@golfdoc1950]

I liked that he kept things simple and focused on the dynamic aspects of the swing rather than getting hung up on positions. I would have liked to hear why he picked the Moe Norman style setup, which is what I’ve been using. It’s the impact setup that Kirk Junge teaches. Bryson has done lots for golf.

[@citizendan6390]

I have gone from homeless to homeowner, and absolutely love golf. thank you for this overview. and all for free. god bless and happy spring. good luck with masters starting tomorrow!

[@jordybeans2392]

Barry & Jesse are class acts, Micah is a beast, & Mac is very fun & entertaining to watch play! Great content guys⛳️

[@billygraham5589]

I actually used to swing like this, but I could not get anyone to work with me. I broke par on a 7,000 yard long golf course 6 months after taking up the game. I don’t swing like this any more, but I am a believer. It is a super simple way to swing and flat out works. A golf pro at the golf course I played at 25 years ago said to me “don’t listen to those guys that criticize your swing, you are doing a lot of things right.” But I was a broke student and could not pay for lessons. I really enjoyed swinging that way though. It gave me a clubhead speed around 114 with my driver when I’d swing for power. I switched to a more standard swing now. A lower clubhead speed but still plenty. It’s a hands n’ arms type swing, back to the target long as possible, the “standard” swing I’d say. No snide comments about that swing. Great to see someone super successful with that other swing I started out with - I knew it was a good swing. Mr DeChambeau validated that point for me.

[@Narlsnarlington]

As someone that's really struggling with their swing this is super helpful for me. I really need to get back to the basics and kind of reset how I'm doing things. Props to you for sharing this knowledge!

[@stevenjohnstone5833]

Great explanation on the relative arm positions. I always thought I had a good grip, but now I know that it is no good if it is not locking in the right arms positions. After I watched your video I realised my left was neutral-internal and my right was internal-neutral. No matter what grip change I tried I could not eliminate my push fade. So, thanks very much for sharing this aspect of your golfing knowledge. Definitely interesting and far from boring. More pros should share things that they are working on. Not just in golf but in all sports. To my mind the modern media is too focussed on the theatre aspect of sports. You tube is great way to sidestep this dumbed down outlook. So thanks again for your generosity in using it to share these helpful technical details.

[@rafabonati7757]

I like how Adam finished with the statement that golf is a hard “sport”. That’s right. It’s not just a “game” as many like to say. It’s a sport that demands physical abilities and concentration. I imagine it can be played as a game, but personally I don’t want to play it that way. I just finished my very first golf season, and have learned a lot. I can’t wait for the spring to arrive.

[@NonnyStrikes]

Big time tip that helps people I teach, is understanding address. "middle of stance" people tend to think front to back ball is middle. Without really getting a true concept of where the club is related to body. It's hard to even put into words. The tip of driving to target and not into ground is prime though. That gets you understanding where you need to be in relation to ball/clubface. Glad you're teaching. It helps your own game tremendously since the two are completely different.

[@raulux4731]

You are becoming a legend here. You put so much effor in golf. That can be seen by everyone of us. Hope the best fo you man!!

[@Tredwayj]

This has been one of the most helpful golf videos I have ever seen. Thanks Bryson, this seems to be the missing piece to help me be more consistent in my swing. I have a better understanding of what to do at impact now. Probably the only video in the hundred hours of videos I’ve watched where I saw an improvement immediately.

[@lunarneptune4006]

Bryson is so awesome and so down to earth. For me as a newer golfer at 38 years old I feel like he could really help my game and iam already pretty good for a rookie I think. I also am extremely addicted to golf

[@Juskle7]

Dude, your explanation on striking the ball may be the best one I’ve seen on KZbin. Keep up the good content! Love the channel

[@nickhatzistefanou960]

All I can say is thank you. Best round I have ever shot. Tied with my buddy who always beats me. I have tried everything. Keeping it simple. At 6’3 I’m not flexible. This really works!! Thank you.

[@andyspey6607]

Brilliant video & explanation of triangle in arms , i ve golfed for 40 years and striking irons better than ever , can t wait for start of season!! Thanks

[@badnwsbert5831]

Thank you Bryson! I was already using the single plane swing and play forged tour one lengths but a few things you mentioned in this video were light bulb moments for me. I’ve only been golfing 18 months but this past Saturday I shot an 84. My lowest score to date. You were already my favorite golfer and this content makes me even more of a fan! Keep it up!

[@badnwsbert5831]

P.S. thanks from taking time from the busy life of a professional golfer to make content for your fans. You’re first class!

[@benmcgill422]

This is the content that keeps me coming back! I could watch coaching tips like this for hours!

[@first2third]

The internal- external explanations for the arms was a new way to think. Appreciate it

[@CarlosRuga1]

Took these notes of going fullly internal to the range this week and the impact I’m making with the ball is 100x better.

[@Myheromorgan]

Bro! The shoulder part was killer! Went to the range today and it made all the difference in helping me strike my irons and woods - thanks for this!