GOLF DOWNSWING MOVE You Have NEVER SEEN Before | Unseen Footage

In this video I discuss the many failings of the answers to your downswing needs. I show you from a very exciting camera angle not many use, to give you the visuals that will clear up so many problems and set you free to playing better golf.
The golf swing is sold as a hugely complicated move and so many are selling the secret of golf, please, there is no secret, simply understanding. When you see the golf swing for what it truly is, golf mastery will become you.
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[@jorgesoares6742]

This is the best move on you tube from the last years. I had shanks and inconsistent iron play. Long game an short game is great. But irons make always the difference on the round. This move with the camera from the top helped me so much today. I started pitching today for 2 hours 40 up to 110 meters and after 2 hours of iron play on the range. I could not stop because it was so simple and effortless. This is a game changer. You feel the effect right in the beginning. How simple and effective. WOW effect included. Why nobody told this to me earlier? HCP 8.3 - Home of the BMW open Munich Eichenried. Halleluja and thank you for this video. You need to watch it 2times because of the complexity of the mechanic’s … but wonderful when you have understood … Merci beaucoup, danke , thanks Jorge

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hey Jorge, really appreciate the insights and so so lovely to hear the golf has turned a corner due to this video. Long may it continue. Love Eichenreid, been many times with the tour there, fond memories. Keep up the great golf. Best wishes Stu

[@LJ-ig5sl]

This is excellent coaching and advice. The only other coach I've watched with similar advice is Bradley Hughes. Former Aussie tour player who now coaches some PGA players. Unfortunately he no longer makes KZbin content. Glad I found this channel.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

So lovely to have you here my friend and thank you for the lovely feedback. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@barrywollach4974]

After golfing for 50 yrs I discovered your chanel by chance and it has been the “it” that I have been looking for my whole golfing life . Most consistent ever and hitting it the longest and most solid ever .The beauty is I don’t show up hoping I will have a swing and know how to fix if off . So thank you .

[@barrywollach4974]

One thing I have found that helps is to think - left femur (hip) internal rotation as I pull to initiate downswing. This helps me get my hips and shoulders open at impact .

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

So so lovely to hear this Barry - thank you so much for the kind and sincere words. Mean a lot my friend, they really do. Enjoy your game 😊

[@jack-hq7gr]

So logical, guess most of our instructors didn’t get that aspect of physics, club dynamics and insight- so they been teaching us how to get inside out and rotate club face and and forearms and whatever out and around… Gosh- amazing 😊

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks Jack - from here in out, every video will feature the over head view. Giving complete clarity to all on how we move to change every aspect of the club and ball dynamics. This video will be the change of gear for the channel, hope you and everyone else feels the and enjoys the step change. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@primafacie6442]

I’ve buttered my hands but shank all day now, but on the upside, I’m taking my Class 1 Truck test next week.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Good to be safe in a truck 😊

[@neckupfitness3274]

So basically every club as a "folding point"....a point where the butt end folds as the club head squares back up at impact. It's almost a forward cast of sorts. Love it!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

However you want to describe it buddy, the most important part is that you see it and understand it on your terms. Really appreciate you sharing your views and thoughts on this video, super useful to all. Best wishes Stu

[@justinstephenson9360]

This makes so much sense - as Stuart knows I have struggled to move the path left for years and I thought it might have something to do with no giving myself the room to swing left. Will try that at practice later today

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you so much Justin, make sure you report back and share your findings! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@grahammurray6785]

So much logic in the lorry movement ,,,the overhead is spot on ,,another step up the stairs to the top platform cheers Stu ,,see you soon ,,brilliant as ever

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks so much Graham - hope you’re well my friend. Best wishes Stu

[@kendela]

This video resonated with me so much. You transformed my swing in just a few minutes. Thank you!!!!!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My pleasure! So cool to hear!!

[@andrewmasset8751]

Best advice I got was from Gary Player and the 'left' arm. Pounding his chest he yells 'Keep the left arm connected to your chest up and down as you follow through. Changed my game.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks for sharing Andrew!

[@longpathtopar.7473]

I drive a semi (tractor trailer) love it Game, set match!!!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

No way, I’d love to have a go at driving one!! Haha, glad you enjoyed the analogy my friend. Thanks for sharing! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@littlejuka4640]

Thanks, you’re the only instructor on KZbin who explained the arm/club linkage post impact. I could never figure out how the club came back in after impact. Aka Michael on Skillest.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Ahhh Michael - thank you so much my friend; that’s really generous of you and it makes me super happy I’ve given you some clarity. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@davidkramer194]

​@GoodGolfCoaching as your channel continues to grow just remember to focus on these folks who show you love and not the haters. Someone told me that if you have no haters then you haven't accomplished anything worthwhile. 😊

[@JP-zd9md]

Love this video - I’ve been stuck for a long time and simply did not understand how to close the window from the top, so to speak. You are well on your way to growing your subscribers, great work Stu.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hey JP thank you my friend, hugely grateful for the kind words and excited to hear you’ve doing some movement. Let me know how you progress, always love hearing. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@gmonkey808]

I have watched hundreds of videos about golf. perhaps thousands and I have never ever heard anyone explain a few key answers to questions I had. This guy has got good pupils because they have asked vital questions and the answer in this video is actually astonishing. So he is saying that the club path and the hand path are not the same and a kind of end over end swing squares the face through impact and that the hand path does not match the swing path. The intent is superbly described with the lorry (truck) turn in the video. If this is correct its an absolute game changer. I cant wait to try this. I could never explain how the pro club path worked and always suspected that there was some part of the jigsaw left out. I have never been able to explain why the hips can be back to target in the down swing and yet hands moving outwards without this explanation. Ive tried many crazy rotations and all sorts of home made moves to make this work. I really hope this is it. When i was a young lad i could shoot single figs with a crazy home made OTT move and have spent decades trying to swing from 'inside' and remained 14 hcp forever. I will report back and even make a video if this works.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Its absolutely correct Gmonkey and I look forward to hearing how you get on. If you are new to my channel, do check out my broom series videos, they will open the pathways of learning a little bit wider. Enjoy. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@gmonkey808]

your swing looks really great. however if i try moving the handle down the forces of that move force me to stand up through the strike (and you dont). so that handle down move is something thats not as simple as it looks. how are you avoiding early extension? Is it all right side swing driven and no pull down? (im checking the broom stuff now. many thanks. Greg@@GoodGolfCoaching

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hey Greg, once you’ve watched the broom series, go check out my early extension video. Feel free to keep asking questions, never a problem! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@jaydilley7064]

Other drills to get this feeling? I haven't hit slice or fade in years. No joke

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

If that’s the case Jay, this probably isn’t the change you need. Hope that helps.

[@norwegianwarhound451]

Best one yet as it pertains to my golf. If it wasn’t for the visual, I’d still be trying to figure out what the the hell an articulated lorry was, but the analogy couldn’t have been more perfect. 😂. Thanks for giving me the game back! Best wishes, NWH

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My total pleasure NWH - glad it’s all helping you play great golf! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@jessewatson8281]

This concept echos what Bradley Hughes teachers and reinforces what the greats back in the day did.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hi Jesse - not familiar with Bradley Hughes coaching so I’ll take your word for it Sir. Thank you much for sharing my friend! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@guitar1950]

@@GoodGolfCoaching Bradley Hughes won several professional tournaments. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bradley_Hughes_(golfer)

[@CesaraSomonia]

Thank you sir

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

It’s my huge pleasure, happy you’re here and enjoying the content. 😌

[@ajgreen2391]

That’s good coaching! Enjoyed our lesson so much yesterday I went to the range on the way home to practice :)

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Was so good to meet you yesterday AJ / your video recap is on its way my friend. Enjoy the practice! Best wishes Stu

[@ajgreen2391]

Thanks Stu, will keep in touch with progress cheers AJ

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Look forward to it AJ.

[@Scott-g9t]

The “4:30” golf move Bradley Hughes has taught for years.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Great to hear; don’t know Bradley but sounds like a top chap! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@guitar1950]

@@GoodGolfCoaching kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2bUqHhvrsxod80

[@dry509]

Finally starting to get what you are talking about. Now to the actual application or doing. Tried this approach yesterday while playing and most of the time was able to make ball contact. Some of the time topped or hit the ball fat. Was trying to use suggested left hand grip. Misses might have been ball placement or tryin*to swing to hard.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Great to hear your insights from applying the changes, look forward ti hearing how you progress. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@chrislub57]

Another gem of a video!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks Chris! Much appreciated Sir.

[@kraja2324]

Stuart an excellent video and the trailer visualisation is a gem. I am starting to understand how my closed club face in my in to out swing path has caused me all sorts of issues! I feel so much more freedom through the ball with the the out phase even if the club face seems open. Yet through impact it goes straight. Once the back is better will come and see you at the studio. Keep it up Stuart.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you so much for the very kind feedback and really pleased to hear freedom has been attained in your swing; it's just the beginning. Check out some of my leg action videos to engage more speed and mobility. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@robertr6375]

Stuart - good video. Loving your teaching. To make this video even better, it would be great to see an overhead shot of you doing the "out" then "down" move correctly. You showed us all of the bad ways of swinging via the overhead shot, but not the correct way.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hi Robert - I showed you the correct way right at the very end of the video Sir 😊

[@stevew9769]

I would like to see the correct swing at full speed. Not sure I understand.

[@robertlozano6546]

Excellent demonstration! Well done.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you kindly Robert! Best wishes Stu. 😊

[@trevorcaton9089]

That was an excellent analogy Stuart, about how the truck goes around the corner and the similar way the golf handle and head of the club work, I have been trying this way of hitting a golf ball... not easy but I am having fun with it, he he...thanks so much Stuart

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My pleasure Trevor, keep watching all the videos, not just this one to facilitate your ability to around this info. Keep working at it and keep the feedback coming! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@roadtoscratchgolf3481]

Another fantastic video via science, Stuart. The overhead camera brought the “move the handle out and down” into focus and cleared up the crazy thoughts I had about you saying such. It now makes since. Thanks for clearing this up for me. Cheers.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My pleasure buddy - thanks so much for the kind feedback as always, always appreciated. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@chrisdion8921]

I've seen pro golfers moved their elbow out like that and couldn't understand how they hit the ball, but after I saw your video. I kinda understand it and definitely will try it on the driving range once I get a chance. Also, I will leave my feed back on it as well. Thanks Stuart.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks so much Chris - would love to hear how you get on Sir. Thanks so much for sharing. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@dhorch]

Stuart, I have literally watched 100s of KZbin videos and this is by far the best explanation out there. I've taken what you explained to the range and it works for me - from getting into the slot to impact to swinging through from low to high to the left. Done correctly with a tensionless grip the swing is effortless and the ball goes straight and far for me. Thank you!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My pleasure D, thank you so much for giving me your insights and experiences, hugely appreciated and warmly received. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@jaypatel2701]

The trucket (lorry) analogy is amazing!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks so much Jay - simple and precise analogy. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@bignathr]

Never seen this concept but like many youtube videos, seems like the lorry concept makes perfecf sense... I gather this is a feel vs real concept, would love to see you hit a few golf balls with some slow motion from the overhead view. Definitely worth a subscribe and like

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts, always gratefully received and hope it’s helped in some way. Wishing you well with your golf. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@moonlightmelodrama]

This should be called Born Again Golf.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks so much my friend, very much appreciated!

[@drdavidshlosberg4974]

Yet another mind blowing video Stuart! The overhead shots and the truck and trailer analogy are brilliant and so easy to understand. Off I go to my indoor Trackman range to work on your unparalleled golf coaching tips! Thanks a bunch.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Dr D, I can’t thank you enough for your heart warming feedback. Enjoy the practice and look forward to hearing your progress. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@LongNguyen-vb4ng]

Thanks for explaining this DS in detail. When I work on this at contact, I seem to stand up the club. I would be very interested in a part 2 to this video. Keep up these videos as they are very informative, helpful and eye opening.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Plenty more content to back this video up Long; thanks for being here. Best wishes Stu

[@LongNguyen-vb4ng]

@@GoodGolfCoaching, all the swing faults you described was spot on. My swing is to inside/out. There’s very limited videos to correct this, but more on outside/in. Thanks again, Stu. Looking forward to your next videos!!!!!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you so much; you won’t have to wait long. A cracker is out tomorrow!

[@r.l.rachel740]

Very, very well explained. Thank you.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My great pleasure, glad you enjoyed 😊

[@carlisgarza]

Is it the same move that you teach here with irons than swinging with the Driver? Or do you suggest some change? Please your advice. Thanks. Carlos

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Exactly the same my friend, when the club swings is different, that’s all. Check out my angle of attack and “driver versus iron swing” videos. Hope that helps! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@dennis1119]

Stuart- great vid accompanied by a great image metaphor. Working with you on Skillest has been a real treat! Of course, I have taken all the dead-end turns and back street alleys that you label as "rubbish". I had happened upon this "acceleration around the arc move" several yrs ago by accident and thought I had found magic! Alas, I never forgot it but I could never get back to it until I happened upon your platform and I saw that action again! I also learned that there a several things that need to happen b4 you can be in a position to use this energy. Needless to say, glad I found you and I am glad to see from others comments that they recognize the value of your content!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

I’ve loved every second to date of our Skillest journey Dennis and looking forward to much more to come. It’s so lovely of you to share your experiences. Really grateful for that. Sending my thoughts back from todays videos you sent me on Skillest 😁Best wishes Stu

[@chrisengland1]

Refreshing too see this - nice job

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks Chris - I love the camera angle, so insightful for all. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@Rizzo-qf2yg]

Another great video. Loved the over the top camera!!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you so much for sharing, this camera will be getting used plenty more going forward 😊

[@underworldevents265]

This is my first time stumbling across the channel, like everyone else, my natural swing is over the top. Now, I am the golfer at 4:15! drop the hands with the back toward the target and then swing. My shots all go left as yours did. So I love your out of the box explanation and I especially love your hubris in calling other instruction rubbish...I tend to agree with the comment. That being, I have been trying to figure out how the hell you swing out first and then down? All the examples show the swing in pieces but not as one fluid swing. Please do another video more in depth on this as if this is truly the way we should be swinging, you're the ONLY instructor online preaching it and it would help many people. I want to get onboard but physically putting it into practice has proved problematic. I look forward to going through some of your other videos.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you for finding me, great to have you here. Any questions along the way, just ask. Best wishes Stu

[@underworldevents265]

@@GoodGolfCoaching just the question above, how do you swing out then down? Thanks!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Have you seen my broom drill series?

[@underworldevents265]

@@GoodGolfCoaching Thanks very much for pointing that out. I hadn't gotten to that far in your videos yet but I just watched a few times and trying to absorb it. It sort of makes sense and I will keep at it. This is a totally different way of thinking so it may take some time. haha

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Keep at it... promise you, it will be worth it.

[@DuncanBuck-n2k]

And suddenly ‘pull the handle’ makes sense to me Stu! regardless of how @twisted13 feels this is going to take ‘7 years learn’ it took me 7 mins to link this up in my swing - you just can’t fight the physics (and win)!👍

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you my friend for sharing your thoughts; of course this information wont resonate with everyone, but in time, when they are ready, hopefully they'll pop back and visualise with more clarity. Thank Dunc, hope you're well! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@sshahram2007]

Horrible bs this video. Moving your hand path out with a open club face to then to get manipulate the hands to catch up is non sense. Speed killer. add a bit of early extension which a lot of golfers have and you are shanking the golf ball. worst video i have seen on line by anyone.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Lovely stuff my friend; thanks again for sharing. Wish you well with your golf! 😊

[@sshahram2007]

@@GoodGolfCoaching recommending driving the handle out with a open club face then to dumps the club down vertically with over active hands is a poor way to play golf. You will get away with it with shorter clubs but die with longer clubs. post any top pros swing on sports box AI and show me that. Hardest thing for most amatures is fixing the hand path that goes out in transition, you are promoting it. If you ever get out to Dubai there is big money game waiting for you and I am an am playing off 2 but like my chances.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Haha good stuff 2 handicapper…. I’ll let you keep on your road, but understand, when the pupil is ready the coach will appear. Good luck!!

[@mlapchick]

You’re right… I’ve never seen this anywhere else before. lol.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thoughts on! 🙌

[@dwightpalmatier4430]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My pleasure Dwight, appreciate your kind words. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@johnnicholson9855]

Convoluted explanation

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks John - lovely feedback Sir. Really appreciate you sharing. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@Sklinh710]

your instruction is gold , i wish i know this channel sooner, i am start watching all your videos, a question that Can this move apply to the driver ? thanks

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

I am so grateful for your humbling feedback, so happy I am helping you my friend. 😊

[@boomer20031]

I have seen you do this before. And it never clicked with me. I do get it. Seems if you do this, the handle has no choice but to go inside as the head squares up with the ball. I bet if I actually swung like this with the driver my open face woes would be no more. Will give it a go tomorrow at the course. I'll start with a short iron though. Cheers, Stu!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Check your grip, first and foremost. Essential. Let me know. Best wishes Stu

[@boomer20031]

Grip's fine. Strong left hand grip. Weak right hand grip. @@GoodGolfCoaching

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Go stronger

[@lageronimo8012]

Excellent

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you so much.

[@the_l0cksm1th]

The overhead view was fantastic; would love to see it become more standard in the industry. Probably easier said than done. Hey man I was wondering - does your lady ever give you crap for using the broom outside of the house more than you do inside of it?!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Haha the broom has never been outside the studio 😂😂Keep it quiet, Laura still thinks I have no idea what a broom is! More overheads will feature, in fact, will be in most videos going forward. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@Jimmyplaysgolf]

Great point but how come Justin Rose did the similar thing you demonstrated? I'm talking about the first fault you said which is dropping the arms in the downswing.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

You’ll have to ask Sean Foley 😂

[@davemedlock2665]

Stuart a question if you will. The lorry or truck turning is a good representation of the swing but the lorry is traveling on a flat surface. During the downswing, the arm structure is lowered a some point at what appears to be a rapid rate. when is this started? Also, can I surmise that ulnar deviation occurs in the downswing but only slightly contrary to much instruction? Thanks.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Dave, you're absolutely right; 2D compared to 3D is you like, with regards to the lorry analogy. It was to simply a way of explaining that we must manage a linkage and not a 1 for 1 feel or approach. The lowering of the arm plane is a big topic which i will aim to uncover in the coming weeks. Indeed it does occur in the downswing, or encourage would be more accurate. 😊 Best wishes Stu

[@jack-hq7gr]

Seems lots of criticism based on initial impressions. Unique information, does not fit old concepts that have kept us from improving. Maybe we should give more consideration to concepts and see there is really good geometry and ideas here. Anyone want to challenge Stuart’s ball striking ability both right and left handed. 😊

[@crimn]

Ok he has good ball striking, but does it mean he's using the swing he teaches in this video???? Doubt it. But in every video, teachers have a drill, all he says is look at the video above!!! This swing will cause u to come over the top!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jack-hq7gr]

@@crimn I share some of your concern. I’ve been both curious and informed. He has to exaggerate to make a point. I believe key issues are how you perceive or view club motion and movements. He does show pulling and rotation around and left on a regular basis and his leg motions are well conceived. He is using some of the ideology of various teachers and data that suggest our idea of club movement and geometry are not exactly correct. Too much handle movement up and inside out swing concepts. Don’t want to speak for him but I believe he is cutting edge. Try the Broom drills…

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks for the feedback Jack 😊

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Would love to describe “in your own words” what over the top means to you?

[@markboyanton9880]

Good stuff!!!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you Mark!

[@alanwilliams4842]

This is brilliant instruction Stuart. You have carefully and thoughtfully put over the technicalities of the modern golf swing. This is intelligent golf instruction. Thank you for your insight.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My absolute please Alan, hugely grateful for the very generous and kind words. Really pleased you enjoyed. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@marioalvarado3082]

Tomorrow @work I can’t wait to drop “ARTICULATED LAURIE”

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Haha do it, as long as you tell them where you got it from 😂😎 - Best wishes Stu 😊

[@shawbg]

Thank you for your instruction videos I have watched most of them! I’m 54 never been below a 10 handicap and the worst part of my game is mid irons, if I’m chipping and putting good I can shoot in the 70’s. After working on this downswing move at the range it felt repeatable and fixed some fat shots but.. I can’t find the middle of the club face, every shot is off the toe. Feels like I’m pulling across the ball. I’m working on but can’t fix this problem.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hey there; watch my videos where I place a golf ball on a broken club shaft. This will fix your toe strikes. Best wishes Stu

[@ralphresch4719]

Your clip shows hands far out at the ball line, then stopps and as the movement is continuing the hands are down close to the body. How did tvat happen? Makes me think! Would be good to see the down ward movement in full lenght, best in slo mo. BR, Ralph

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hi Ralph, thats exactly what happened. If you watch this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIuxd2OJhLdmocUsi=WU8vaVZRPpF5Gj7j you'll have even more clarity. Best wishes Stu

[@sshahram2007]

The hardest thing in golf assuming you have a good back swing is getting your hand path to actually shallow/slight inside in transition and not go out. He is over the top and then dumps it under with active hands rotating. Good golf swings arms move down and not out towards the ball and you rotate through . Your arms don't separate from your body and if anything you feel a pinch with you left pack and left arm and lagging your rotation. all the guys who bomb it have that look.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks for sharing your views!

[@gordondavis1224]

Very good explanation Stuart , is the handle down and out or just out.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Out then down Gordon. 😊

[@hansste734]

For all those who are bashing this lesson concerning swinging out and down, you might want to check out what most consider is the Golf Bible-"Ben Hogan's Five Lessons" and study the pictures on page 99. Clearly out and down. I think he knew a thing or two about the golf swing.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts Hans, much appreciated Sir! Stu 😊

[@markfurlong800]

Hi stu, this is the video I have been waiting for. Thank you. Could I ask that the 4 data readings you have are either replicated on the screen or moved to the right as most of the time you can’t see the AoA. Again, a great video. Will be trying to get this into my game. ⛳️

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hey Mark - I will be moving the tiles for sure, really appreciate the feedback my friend and glad you enjoyed the video! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@GrumpyGolf4]

I'm pulling/Pull Hooking the ball consistently. My coach has identified an over the top swing with a closed clubface and is trying to stop my right shoulder and hands from moving as your top down illustrates it should. I'm finding it difficult to get the right shoulder tilt he wants to see while making solid center face contact. I'm very frustrated as before the right tilt/over the top "fix" I was consistently shooting low 40's on a par 36 9-Hole @ 3000+ yards and now, as a result of the fat shots and loss of distance, I'm shooting 47-48 for that same nine :(

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hoping your coach knows what he’s doing; personally, anybody that has a pull hook from an over the top has a face orientation issue and should not be addressing the over the top. That’s the symptom. Check me out on Skillest, I offer a swing analysis at reasonably low cost Sir. May be able to enlighten you. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@KakusaTV]

👍👍👍

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

🙌🙌🙌

[@tubemcg]

Brilliant! Cheers from the Mississippi Delta

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My pleasure. Thanks for watching !!

[@dry509]

So handle forward then handle down…Down towards left foot,left side, or?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hey buddy - check out my “Broom Series” playlist for insights. 😊

[@dry509]

@@GoodGolfCoaching Ok…thanks.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My pleasure, let me know if you have any more questions.

[@dry509]

@@GoodGolfCoaching Will do. Hard to believe hitting that little ball with this implement designed by man could be so difficult…for some at least…

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Haha it’s fooled many; not on this channel. 😊

[@JJ_Khailha]

How about a top down view of you hitting a ball so we can see your actual hand movement, not exagerated demonstrations?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

I’m sharing how it should feel; which everyone seems to want to doubt. A full swing, full speed would only create more doubt.

[@JJ_Khailha]

@@GoodGolfCoaching I managed to find a video of your swing, top down, and it now makes sense that you’re teaching a sensation rather than demonstrating the actual movement. Will give it a try, thanks!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hope it helps!

[@williamreichert4798]

I have found that to start the downswing I have to feel I am swinging the club 25 degrees to the right of the target while delaying the the rotation of the body.As the club moves down my body seems to rotate on its own.. This seems to allow me to finish the swing with my weight somehow on my left foot and my chest facing the target.And the club somehow hits the ball toward the target. PS :I am 81 years old. I can't start the down swing with my hips opening up while my shoulders remain back.If I try to do that the club gets thrown outside the line and I hit a pull hook.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Lovely insights William! Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and feelings my friend. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@solarblue72]

Hi Stuart, I have a question.... Can you tell me that when you do the pull phaze, how far do the hands travel out and before they start to pull them back so you are exiting left, the reason I ask is I've been trying this technique but I hit straight pulls or if the face is controlled it's a fade, I find it impossible to hit a draw because the hand path is to far out towards the ball line. Do the hands have to travel past the ball before the you start the pulling back and left, or do the hands only travel to the trail foot before they start the second part of the downswing, hope you can understand what I mean🤷‍♂️Would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks Warren.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hi Warren / thanks for the question sir. If you watch a video with the thumbnail “you don’t know this..” on Club Path, this will detail exactly why you are pulling the ball and the odd fade. Best wishes Stu. 😊

[@solarblue72]

@@GoodGolfCoaching thanks Stuart I will check it out, much appreciated as always

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My pleasure, and please, if you have further questions please don’t hesitate. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@SGsg1989]

4:43 🤣

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

🤣🤣

[@tomhowarth6697]

Love the studio. Just curious, what tour players hands move more out towards the ball than down in their downswing? When you demonstrate the hands moving more down and behind you, it seems like you intentionally do not rotate and flip at the ball. That is a bit misleading.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Glad you like the studio Tom; shall I start with Victor Hovland, sandwich Cameron Champ in between Victor and Dustin Johnson. As for my misleading swing, maybe you should check out my broom series videos to help your leaning. It’s Ok, lots of people have your beliefs my friend. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@tomhowarth6697]

@@GoodGolfCoaching You are definitely correct about Viktor Hovland. I don't see it in DJ at all. DJ's hands drop down behind him and he rotates like crazy. Maybe Cameron a little bit (more neutral). I'll check out your video. Thanks!

[@steveperry1344]

stuart, could you expand this action a bit more and with a few more overhead views? thnx.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

I will definitely do Steve - may be a few weeks away, but will be done Sir. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@billhrank5327]

I try what you say and the shot goes long and straight, then I lose the feel or can't find the correct motion to repeat what you are saying, then I get it back, not knowing what I did correctly or wrong. Where in the video can I find exactly what to work on?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

It’s all in there Bill, but I would also recommend my “Broom Series” of videos. Have you seen them? Best wishes Stu 😊

[@billhrank5327]

Thanks, got it. Understood; the broom series clarified everything and now I know the feels - and it works.

[@gkeith64]

Whats your handicap, and best 18 hole score 🤔

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

I’m a golf pro, so I don’t have a handicap. Best score, 62. -8. Best wishes Stu

[@thomasgolft]

I love the visuals but have no clue how to execute it :) My intuition would not allow me to do that I guess because I can't see how to hit the ball like this. Do you hear that a lot?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

To just move the club this way without understand how this is achieved, without watching my channels content, absolutely. Which is why I’ve shared this after months of content. So… watch the content, and you will understand. I’m not a quick tip channel Thomas, I aim to be educate my friend. 😊

[@thomasgolft]

Thank you, I am following you for quite a while now and believe to understand the concept behind your "method". What I am trying to say is that I am not sure I could convince or allow my body to take the appropriate actions because they somehow go against my instincts. And I was curious if clients had mentioned the same concern to you already before.@@GoodGolfCoaching

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hi Thomas - when all the elements are in place, I rarely find clients battle with moving the way diagnosed in the video. I wouldn’t wish to come across bullish, I absolutely appreciate your reservations if you have come from old school thinking. Where does the ball go when you apply these feels?

[@thomasgolft]

Hi Stuart, my reservations are only addressed to myself, not to your teachings. I come from tennis and I have a very linear idea how to move the club head towards the ball, for example I don't manage to do what you show in the video where you are on your knees to show that the head needs to "overtake" the handle. I hit the ball straight most of the time but the contact is clonky and not "compressed". @@GoodGolfCoaching

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thomas no offence was taken Sir - without seeing you I can only use my channel to help you with some tools to improve your game. Me video alone is not the secret nor the answer, depth of knowledge, depth understanding your swing and the components that play a roll in compressed straight shots is the big picture. This one video isn’t the answer for anyone change or shot problem, but, the collective of videos. Hope that helps.

[@waltergrant8664]

Going to the range early tomorrow to try this move. Probably use a few buckets to get a feel of the out... down move. No thing to loose...if I begin crushing it, I will let you know. 🏌️‍♂️🤞

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Good man; let me know “good” and “bad”’please. 😊😊

[@sungeng00sam]

3:37 GOLF DOWNSWING MOVE You Have NEVER SEEN Before | Unseen Footage

[@louispounds7486]

Same for the driver?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Yes Sir.

[@momentum_golf]

Any coach who is explaining, how a truck works around a corner to explain how a golfer should swing a golf club has as much chance of helping the majority! of golfers as the coaches you were bagging for teaching the other methods you described , I promise you 😝give down - down with the handle a try 😊

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you so much for your thoughts, I always welcome them and know people won’t always be ready for this level of insight, but it’s ok, when the pupil is ready the coach will appear. Having looked at your channel, I wish you much success with your level 1 coaching going forward. Best wishes Stuart 😊

[@cdunne1620]

At 4:45 you’re gonna what? 😂

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

OMG!!! 😂😂😂Wife screamed out laughing!! Brilliant. 😂😂

[@pauldubar6014]

I happened across the video and watched it. Never seen anyone else give this instruction and thought maybe it was some kind of edge case because no way would I be able to hit a ball doing that outward move after spending years trying to apply shaft and club head pressure and "spin it down" as Pete C says. So whilst practicing, I tried it and couldn't believe I was able to hit the ball. So then I tried it on course.. and yes, I duffed 2 or 3 mainly because I didn't commit to it properly and was in between the old way and the new. But when I did hit the ball cleanly, it felt effortless. I didn't feel like I was trying to hit the ball and control all sorts of things. The ball just launched . My only issue is it launches higher than I'd like so I need to work on it more to , but for a first time try I was astonished because it just seems like it would work. Now I need to decide if I commit to this or keep plugging along as I was. Golf, love hate.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Gosh this is so lovely to hear... please please commit to this and watch a few of my videos to help you develop those feels more, really would encourage you. Look forward to hearing from you in the future. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@VimMitt]

If u have move the handle first towards the ball then reroute to inside towards the left thigh, why can’t we just bring handle directly to left thigh from top instead going out first then bringing inside?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

I’d encourage you to try both, this will be the best way to work out why. I was hoping the reasons were explained in the video? Best wishes Stu 😊

[@VimMitt]

⁠yes it make sense now to me. Well explained. I watched your video again and all pros do this way. Thanks.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My pleasure my friend!

[@tombeach1262]

You lost me on having the handle so far away from the body before impact. Who really swings like that? I watched several pro golfers and they are not close to that position.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks for your feedback Tom - maybe watch my broom series of videos to give you more clarity. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@tombeach1262]

Thanks. I'll take a look at it. @@GoodGolfCoaching

[@tombeach1262]

The broom series makes more sense to me, but I can't fit it in my golf bag.

[@angeloc700]

Great video, but, how to implement?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Many of my videos are the building blocks to apply Angelo. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@PilotJoJoe]

Too confusing.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Sorrry to hear that Joseph!

[@essoteric]

Didn't work for me. My hand are going out and down, but its cutting across the ball and slicing. Probably didn't understand it.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

This video on its own won’t work; the many layers as discussed in the video need to be recognised. Hope that helps Sir. Best wishes Stu

[@jeffjob6995]

7+ minutes of "garbage." Maybe cut the garbage part shorter and get onto the good stuff sooner? Just a suggestion...

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks for the suggestion, prefer to explain and not make it a quick tip. Maybe Tik Tok is better place for you…

[@Scratch_Monsters_Golf]

I have to fix students trying to actually do this kind of stuff all the time, and I can’t tell if this is serious or you’re just trolling 🤔 Regardless, I’m trying to understand how this is going to help mid to high handicappers do anything other than shank the shots they don't block or hook. I promise I’m trying, and not being a smarta**, but, I’m failing. I’m sure it can be done, but can it be done consistently by players owning a “less than elite” set of hands? I doubt it. The theory is sound, and I agree the handle has to get around and left, but the execution is what I question. Why move the hands and handle anywhere remotely close to the ball line, when the exact same result can be accomplished by creating room with the hips so that the hands can simply come back down the original path and move left around the belt line? Not to mention the disruption in the centripetal force due to the redirection from pushing the handle away, and then down and left in a millisecond? Why not just maintain the hand path in the backswing on the way down, as the trail palm maintains extension while supinating gradually into impact? That way the trail hand accomplishes what you’re suggesting you do with the arms and the path never gets close to the shank zone. PS - for anyone curious what I’m suggesting or who doesn’t believe the same thing can be done in a simple move, here’s a snippet of a recent lesson discussing this very issue… kzbin.infosfZ63WNJsgM?feature=share

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

As an instructor I’m sure you appreciate this is part of the picture. I would strongly advise you to watch my broom series for more insights. Many thanks for sharing your thoughts. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@v205]

Omg. 💡

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

You found the switch!

[@louislazarus9253]

Yikes! A sure fire way to screw up your swing if ever there was one. Next time you watch guys like Justin Rose, Justin Thomas and Ricky Fowler notice their pre-shot rehearsal. If you actually see their hands moving in a direction toward the golf ball, get your TV adjusted. I'm calling this the F-35 swing as it changes direction in mid-air. Please remember this is MY OPINION and if you really want to try this, by all means do so. But, first go watch any Tour Player on youtube. Find a video filmed from the rear. Use the PAUSE button to stop the swing and the PERIOD KEY to advance the swing one frame and the COMMA KEY to go backwards one frame. If and when you actually find a professional golfer who makes THIS MOVE the presenter suggests, let him know and give him a thumbs up. I'll check back in a few weeks. Incidentally, we do want our hands to return to about the same distance they were from our thighs at address but NOT THIS WAY.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Love it Louis, really appreciate you sharing your insights my friend and of course, I always always always welcome people like yourself that have strong beliefs on what they see and believe. Big thanks again and look forward to you checking back in the coming weeks and sharing more of your wisdom. Thanks again 😊Best wishes Stu.

[@DarrenHeaton]

I guess you have to try something new to get attention , this is not what the pros do . to learn how to strike the ball properly just watch the top pros in slow mo .Its all the education you need.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

…and when you don’t see what you believe to be true you walk away. And that’s ok Darren, when you’re ready you will try and learn a bit more about something you don’t understand. I do appreciate and value your thoughts, it’s why I have created my channel. Best wished Stu 😊

[@arashad20]

great video.. but u dont hit enough shot with your theory..

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you, next time for sure!

[@douglasgyi]

Why don’t you demonstrate your whole swing from takeaway to finish?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Have you seen my broom series of videos Douglas? I pretty do exactly that Sir. Best wishes Stu

[@aussieincanada1]

Most complicated analogy I have seen..Absolute rubbish Not on pro does this

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

..when you are ready, you will understand. It appears that this time is not now. Thanks for sharing your lovely thoughts though my friend, love hearing them! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@vantumpete]

A distortion of other instruction and a substitute swing that would never connect with the ball.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Completely respect your views and really appreciate you sharing them with me and my subscribers. From coaching some of the best players in the world and 25 years of coaching I feel pretty qualified to share my experiences in an effort to help people for free. If you don't agree, its totally cool and wish you lots of luck with your golf. Best wishes Stu

[@IIrandhandleII]

So blend the two movements of the lorry turn?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Absolutely, understand there has to be awareness for many parts of “you” to attain it this is absolutely how the handle and head function to create, AoA, path, face orientation and pressure on the golf ball. Hope that helps. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@jerrygibbs8804]

Not doing this

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

No problem

[@333pg333]

Yikes!!! Been watching too much Brad Hughes. You want the handle out so far and somehow in the last 1/10th of a second (or probably less), you have to manipulate it way back down and inside and rotate heavily to the left to square up the clubface. Eeek...run, don't walk away from this!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Instead of running, hang around, watch this, and educate yourself my friend. Thanks for you warm comments though 😂😊❤️ Broom Drill: Your Daily 30-Second Secret to Golf Mastery kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIuxd2OJhLdmocU

[@333pg333]

@@GoodGolfCoaching Sorry, but this is nutz. Plus, I bet you get nowhere near what you're advocating when actually hitting the ball. Show your pattern in slow motion on the golf course. Sorry, but what you're suggesting is going to ruin a lot of golfers.

[@jerrygibbs8804]

Wow you completely lost me

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Sorry about that Jerry!

[@TheKberg86x]

This is rubbish.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks my man, appreciate the constructive feedback! 😂

[@MadsRehhoff]

Great video - similar to kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIuxd2OJhLdmocU - Could you please create a video demonstrating exercises to train the body for executing this particular movement or release? Thank you!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hi Mads... If you've seen all my videos, they are all about facilitating this movement; its not possible to do as demonstrated without all the various insights I have worked through on my videos. I hope that makes sense. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@Seektruth-59]

You are teaching too much bad swing and not enough of the right swing. Too many instructors do this and mess everyone up. Just get to the right path without the tedious wrong path explanation.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts - will try harder in future