EYE OPENER - Newly Discovered Move will SHOCK YOU - Bryson DeChambeau SECRET

[@paulcullinan9366]

Nice vid Steve and something to ponder - do a follow up using trackman, hit a few with your own swing, then a few with this swing and compare the data for us, to see if there's an increase in distance?

[@metalheads-golf]

Aside of his technique... how he can transfer his knowledge is absolutely awesome. Love his approach and grinding attitude. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻

[@mikescott7085]

Thank you for helping me. I went from a 2 stroke loss to a 10 stroke win off this video alone. I stopped spraying shots and stayed out of trouble and in the fairway. This tip was golden.

[@davidwilson1952]

mate, this is why i watch your channel. not afraid to show anything even in its trial modes. I go to the range during the week and mess around like this, then my weekend warmup before a round is more structured. but i can guarantee something from the week has crept in there LOL

[@bilbledsoe4227]

steve, much fun.....most folks dont know how much force can be applied with body turning in sync with arms. Elite Golf Austin Texas teaches the body turn with arms. thank you for your videos...

[@charlietaylor4978]

Love your golf tips videos, Simple instructions done with a bit of Scottish wit, Keep them coming.

[@stevenjohnstone5833]

Bryson has a teaching video on this point, He describes the upper arm rotation differently in this one. The LU Arm is internally rotated, but the RU arm is fully externally rotated. (not internally rotated) see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGGQloyciq5lprs He does pass over this the description of the RU arm very quickly but he does say fully externally rotated.. With the lower right arm internally rotated, So his left arm is internal-external and the right arm is external-internal. Hope you don't mind me pointing this out.

[@tomb4060]

Glad to see you put that up. This is the video I was referring to. It gives a completely different feel.

[@russellhoguephd7925]

That makes more sense. With lead internal and trail arm external, then it locks both forearm with an end range of motion that can never miss left.

[@tomasfm3124]

Thanks Steven...

[@chrislewis7]

I came into the comments to say just this. Bryson had both upper arms rotated backwards and both wrists rotated forwards. This is different to Steve in the video he has lead arm rotated backwards and trail arm rotated forwards.

[@stevenjohnstone5833]

@@chrislewis7 Yes I agree ;a simpler way of looking at it than using the anatomical terms that Bryson is using.

[@lysajane3643]

Want to see you play with this a bit more, especially with the driver or hybrid.

[@felipemarmolejo238]

On his video his trail arm is set by the top external to internal forearm this allow to move the elbow into the slot. This is the way I understand it Steve. Also, really enjoy your videos!

[@SuperHemiv8]

Headed out for 9 holes this afternoon and will give it a go! Thank You

[@jayschultz7395]

I began to incorporate this into my swing after seeing Bryson’s KZbin video on this. I was in the the process before of trying to teach myself Leadbetter’s A swing. Bryson way seems very restrictive but I make really good consistent contact. I don’t have much of follow through with it as you also noted. Thanks for the video..

[@simonbastin5346]

Good vid Steve....

[@paulmartin4272]

Good on you Steve, could have went either way, but you tried it anyway, That's why I'm a long time subscriber

[@stevejohnstongolf]

😉👏🏻👏🏻

[@johndunleavy6863]

Will give that a go Steve as I do tend to overswing from time to time thanks bud

[@petercoventry7653]

I like it you are starting to look stack and tilt straight arms drill

[@keithlittle7851]

The look on your face when you flushed it. Like oh sh*t it works 👍🏻😂

[@iainmacrae2792]

Hi Steve another great video. Looking at Bryson's video on his YT channel (at 3:18) with his right arm he goes external with the upper arm to lock it in and internal with his wrist. I tried this at the weekend and was hitting the ball much cleaner and could get a good range of motion! Sadly I do not have his power :-( few do! but it is good trying different techniques.

[@Arkade_Perfect]

Was just going to say this…Bryson goes internal with his left shoulder and external with his right shoulder (forearms are vice-versa) 👍🏼

[@stevejenkins3225]

I watched the Bryson video, I'm amazed how much it's changed my game for the better., Shorter swing but the ball goes miles. Keep up the great work.

[@tomb4060]

I saw that video. The left arm was internal then external with the left hand but the right arm was external and the right hand internal

[@barracatcher6466]

I have used an “opposing” grip on my putter for a while to keep my hands quiet during the stroke. I roll my hands outward near completely before I take my grip. It takes a little getting used to but after a while it is second nature. It does keep the hands very quiet and keep the confidence high that the club face stays neutral suing the putt.

[@jimwocha4949]

Got to try this Steve. Of course you need to do another one now with driver!

[@h67driver]

The way you explained it is not exactly like Bryson did. Like two other comments on here have said, the upper arm on the right is external and the lower is internal. So basically as you address the ball both upper arms are to the right and both lowers arms are to the left.

[@patricktraynor7628]

I hate to break it to you, but, Moe Norman did this 40-50 years ago. I switched to the single plain swing of Moe Norman taught by Todd Graves. Bryson is great for the game but he’s not the architect of this set up

[@MrPDey1]

Bryson credits golfing machine and the instructor who taught him the triangle in the video

[@samuelmccormick539]

Nice one worth a go

[@54bassman]

Great for the game

[@MactheHusky]

I grip the club first and then lock my left arm in. Gripping the club first prevents my lower arm from rotating but locks the upper part. I leave my right (trailing) arm relaxed.

[@Jonny4fingers]

From his latest video, part 1, I got the impression he grips the right hand with the shoulder fully ER and forearm fully IR -- the opposite to the left. I think that's so can he get more right shoulder ER/flying right elbow at the top. That's maybe why you couldn't fully release it. Maybe the left shoulder IR is enough for the consistency?

[@sportsman214]

You are correct. The right elbow points toward the body instead of away from the target.

[@garywood2905]

Kin Hell!!!! THANKS Just been out golfing and tried 4 shots like this in nets and felt good so decided to try it on the course. Result: On avge 10yds longer AND my dispersion rate was significantly better (probably because arms feel locked at my max swing arc). Can't wait to play golf again and THANKS.

[@richardjames5700]

That was really interesting and well worth a try this week down e range - definitely logic behind the theory and the results you were getting prove the point- I'm going to give it a go - cheers Steve!

[@michaelmegson2425]

MWHG - Great video - tried this during the week and it added 20 yards to my drive.I also flushed my irons … still need to work in it to get perfect … but great tip

[@dagreatstoney.5869]

Brilliant video, mate.

[@itonylee1]

I followed Bryson's front left arm setup and it fix my slice issue and I even hook it now. I think the reason is that the left elbow are point to the front left position of target in relax state. By point the elbow to the target, it will slightly close the club face upon the impact and thus fix my slice issues. Bryson's upper body is much stronger than most of us and I see the reason why he setup like this, his arm is also point more outward when using the driver which give him more room to swing.

[@DonnellyGus]

Excellent video as always.

[@steveking2144]

Do you think it's easier to have the "connected" swing (ie. elbows to sides) if you have more of a bend from the hips?

[@golf007sd2]

Love it...in addition, you came up with a new word!

[@angelareece1123]

I do very much enjoy your content your quickly becoming my favourite golf you tuber. It’s just no nonsense golf no bull and we’ll put together videos top draw

[@victorgrainger895]

Steve ! You are a star !

[@jonathanevans4604]

I desperately need something to help me shorten my backswing. So I'll definitely give this a try. (First thing I thought when I saw your first shot, Steve, so I'm glad you said it later...)

[@edwinlambley2801]

Only thing is coachers thought the best swing to copy was Tiger. Chiropractors are making a fortune out of it and Tiger has knackered knees and fused vertebrae. If your body doesn't naturally move that way then be careful.

[@stevefacey3033]

Would love to see you do a video with the jumbo grips.

[@bama171717]

nice have to give it a try

[@alvor2762]

Is this the magic I have been seeking? Worth a go and will be fun trying it.

[@nickchristie346]

Hi Steve with brysons right arm he rotates his bicep outwards but his forearm inwards. Cheers for the content.

[@jamesmckay4728]

Bryson = Great for the Game!

[@daniellove4490]

Fantastic vlog Steve, Do you plan to do any golf lessons in the Glasgow area for your army of fans?

[@davidrogers4669]

Totally agree with your stance on Bryson. He's a revelation for the game. The game needs to move with the the Times. Great video, keep em coming. 👍

[@maralvor]

Fascinating Steve! Thanks for sharing. May I ask if in your backswing the face is not so closed (ie face down) as some suggest it should be? Thanks Ian PS Do you have a video on this particular point?

[@NovaScene]

Hahah, the reaction after flushing the first shot was golden 😂

[@seancook2264]

Interestingly having watched the Bryson video I took it to the range last week. And it does work. And when you get it right yardages went up and it felt the misses were smaller.

[@Brewtal2009]

nice vid steve, although I thought bryson rotated the upper section of trail arm external and the lower trail arm internal. Regardless It's something to have a go at trying different positions. Thanks

[@natgolfpro1]

So the big question is now that you've unlocked more distance do you use currently swig this way of have you gone back to what's comfortable?

[@josephgreenberg2063]

Think what is missing is some people’s wrist naturally rotate externally, so their upper arm would rotate internal. Others are opposite. Some are neutral The brilliant fitter and club maker David Edel focuses on this in describing why some cover more steeply and others sweep; some putt straight back and through and others need toe hang for door like face rotation. Bryson does say in his KZbin video to experiment what feels natural and works best

[@timothyhickman9316]

Great video keep turning...Brison ends up with his club vertical.

[@jeffplomer2957]

May the Force be with you

[@kevinheitz9283]

Moe Norman mastered the single plane swing.

[@darcaleedebogorski6076]

Ok, you made me laugh a lot in this video with all you comments…Loved the video,….happy days!!

[@1DCCX]

Most tour pros have this position. It takes the stress off the elbow because the stress is on a vector through the angle the lead elbow flexes. Hogan supposedly told John Schlee to square up the clubface via upper lead arm external rotation. But he never did this even before his car accident. I think he circled to the left and connected the upper armpit so much it forced the face to close without any manipulation of the left upper arm.

[@johndunne870]

I'm happy too.

[@shug2795]

I appreciate what you allude to but I would need to know your typical 6 iron distance/accuracy versus this new one?

[@brianthomson9050]

Another enjoyable video. Is this maybe why Bryson uses single length clubs (7 iron length) throughout his irons and hybrids? Only one swing.

[@justnews9738]

Hey say just past parallel he throws the right hand to release. Hope that helps

[@georgejager6425]

Moe Norman…

[@handieman60]

Yeah agree with other comments left arm turned in and right arm turned out. Left elbow at target right elbow at hip?

[@clivematkin9844]

Bryson is great for the game

[@STUARTLEHRMAN1]

love to see those ball flights \

[@paulpickering9090]

Interesting...but as you put your club back, was that a driver in your bag???

[@Steve-yh8vr]

Could of swore I saw a driver in there as well 😆

[@georgiamay4045]

Really entertaining.

[@simonleach3812]

You can do the "opposite". Externally rotate the upper arm and internally rotate the hands or lower arm giving you the more conventional "wringing the towel" feel to stabilize the grip and by definition the clubhead.

[@josephwirtz8352]

For about 3 weeks I’ve been externally rotating my upper trail arm and internally rotating it’s forearm to grip club. I’ve not done any rotating with the lead arm. This has eliminated my two sided miss and made me much more consistent…so, there is something to this.

[@mikewilliams1479]

I tried to do both and can only make it work for pitching. I'll try your method and see if it works for me

[@billybaxter6333]

Didn’t Faldo used to lock his arms to his body. This meant his body was more in control of the swing than his arms.

[@salihalexanderesq.2243]

This is NOT what Bryson said. My understanding is that the lead left arm is internally rotated at the elbow (elbow at target) and slightly external at the wrist, while the trail (right) arm is external at the elbow and slightly internal at the wrist.

[@steveking2144]

If this works good for the full swing, would this technique be good for the short game? My feeling is no since often there is wrist action for various kinds of pitches etc. I get the feeling if you used this for the short game you'd basically be doing low run up shots and not shots with much height.

[@ukejon]

Thanks for posting....but not something I can do. Nevertheless, love what Bryson is bringing to the game.....all good.

[@apaulmcdonough2170]

While the Arm Rotations of "External" and "Internal" are Correct Nomenclature, The Forearms Do NOT "Rotate Externally and Internally." The Forearms SUPINATE - Palm turning Upwards - (the "E R" spoken of) and PRONATE - Palm turning Downwards - (the "I R" spoken of).

[@mikewilliams1479]

I tried "Opposing Forces" as Bryson speaks about and it immediately made my grip weaker. It's feels messed up but when I comes to the shorter clubs I wads surprised how much it made my pitch shorts repeatable. Update: Pitch shots are low missiles. Dialing in yardages made easier. But to make it easier on my brain I had to lengthen my wedges to PW length. All wedges one length is friggin amazing!

[@benjolly9462]

Top videos mate can you hit the 8 iron 200 yards now?💪

[@baljaffrayboy]

Hope you do a driver vid of the same swing as this 🙂🏌️

[@stevepowers3824]

Wow.. unbeknownst to myself this is the feeling I've been working on with my swing. Who knew....,

[@petergoguen4421]

Nice to see you checking out the lead arm move from Bryson, but a guy named More Norman did that long ago too....Single plane swing...Todd Graves teaches the method. I am a convert. A 70 yr old lefty striving to break 80 this year for the first time EVER. I laughed out loud at how surprised you were cranking out this 6 irons. Check the method out and what Tiger, Trevino, Peter Jacobson and other top players said about Moe Norman. I find isolating the lead bicep and rotating the forearm let's me swing through the ball as fast as I want and the club stays square forever. Love your bids and Eureka Golf. Keep at it. Cheers from Manitoba where it's almost 40 below today with the wind chill....brrrrrr...,Pete

[@impactgolfuk6014]

You also have to set up on impact plane hands not under shoulders

[@curtchaffee]

Don't know about the forearms in this. I get the upper torso/arm connection, but my problem is squaring the clubface at impact. I'm a big guy with a neutral grip and mildly stiff swing to begin with. I tried this swing at home and consistenlty had the clubface in an open position thru the swing.

[@h67driver]

Try upper arm right and lower arms left. That’s how Bryson does it. This video explained it incorrectly.

[@ianbowie5096]

Good video Steve...think the forces require a strong core...and most of us older guys prob don't have that. Need to hit the gym 🤣😍

[@80wall]

I tried this recently at the range and it worked to a certain extent....I completely got rid of my slice but had quite a few hooks. Something worth working on I think.

[@markmaioli4]

I can see how doing it with the left arm (for a right hander) but think both arms would take a ton of work. But I guess he's been working g on it since he was 15

[@Criscross292]

Tom Saguto had a great video where he said to keep the upper arms glued to the Torso and this improved my game 100%. I just tried adding your Bryson technique to the glued Upper Arms, and it added distance with additional accuracy. Thanks again for the great tip!

[@kitinghans]

youre right the only thing is he rotate his arms opposite to the outside and then hands in.

[@Criscross292]

@@kitinghans Yea, you’re probably right looking at the video again. Regardless, this fundamental concept of keeping the armpits locked to the torso has dramatically improved my iron shots.

[@georgemohr]

Wow ... I think I've tried just about everything I've seen on KZbin. I'm game ... I'll be first to give two thumbs up if this actually works ... lol.

[@steveking2144]

How far were you hitting those 6 irons?

[@stevejohnstongolf]

185 yards

[@callummcguire5201]

Don't worry about a long follow thru. Stack and Tilt doesn't

[@steviekeane]

"First you must unlearn what you have learned " . Yoda

[@ulko7t7]

Nice to see someone attempting this. I saw Bryson's video and was toying with the idea. I am trying to get more single plane and looks as if it may help quite a bit. Keep up the great work on the channel BTW,. I only discovered you a few months ago and am slowly catching up in the off season.

[@bigdghost3319]

Look just swing your swing- don't change your swing- enjoy the game........

[@WandoMcGilloway]

Sorry Steve think you misunderstood this. It's left shoulder internal, wrist external and right shoulder external and wrist internal

[@toneabet6252]

Damn I hate when you get back from the driving range and then see a new shot you want to try

[@johnmclelland4278]

I have always observed somewhat of a disconnect by what golfers say they feel as to what is actually happening in the swing.

[@BothamHawkins]

Bryson's right arm is rotated the other way, not counterclock.

[@1DCCX]

Page 106 of Ben Hogan’s Five Lessons, illustration 4. 70 years ahead of Bryson.

[@caatmarine777]

Bryson says specifically that his lead elbow points at the target the entire swing.

[@lebly731]

I tried this on the range and my arms felt like they was gonna fall off after hitting balls!!

[@tonygarner3942]

Try it again but break both elbows at the top.. then straighten the left out as the same pace as the right in the downswing. thank me later.

[@briansimpkins856]

You are incorrect on right arm