GOLF | How to Stay Onsides with Bobby Lopez PGA

In this video Brendon DeVore from Bebetter Golf and Bobby Lopez PGA of quickfixgolf.com have one of the most important discussions in golf instruction.
When your head or body gets out in front (targetward) of the golf ball you are OFFSIDES! Bobby Lopez contends that good golf must be played from Behind the ball. Too many golfers hear "keep your head still" 🏌 and they put their nose right over the ball after that in there downswing either in an effort to try to compress the ball or to try to add power their head and body starts drifting towards the target this gets them off sides and they have to flip or chicken wing to get back to the ball.
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[@johnnewbrough18]

Been working with Bobby for about 5 years. This video got it across to me what to do. Shot 77 yesterday and today 72 to win my Senior club championship flight. Beat my age by one I am 73/ Thanks Bobby

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Wowowoow

[@hiranm8944]

Single best video on golf online - Great job BBG and thanks for introducing us to Bobby Lopez. The moves you 'had' where exactly what I was struggling with. It amazes me that this simple move is not explained by other pro and online tutors!

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Thx!

[@joshleech8146]

"Nobody likes to get fired" Bobby is pure gold!! Fantastic video

[@BrianFordKY]

bobby is a pure genuine sole, what a great personality!!!

[@quickfixgolf]

Brian, Thanks partner! Yes my X wife would tell you I'm quite a character.

[@davidshelley5213]

Just watched 2 videos involving Bobby Lopez. He’s one of the most entertaining golf coaches I have ever seen; and I’ve seen more than I like to own up to!

[@joshleech8146]

My swing coach had me working on something very similar. He had me hitting shots using just my arms. What ended up happening was that I stabilized my lower body, got much more "on sides" and actually gained distance. And, I wasn't actually using only my arms. I was doing what Bobby showed which was allowing my arms to pull me through the swing. And yes, my divots shallowed out as well. Keep up the good work!

[@CamoDC4L]

I'm speechless. Watched this video. Went out to my back yard with a few balls and used this concept. I have never hit the ball that solid in my life. Can't wait to hit the range and drill this feeling in to my swing. I've golfed with so many good golfers and they have never told me I was going offsides. I didn't realize I was until I took a swing after watching this. Thank you so much Bobby Lopez

[@roxybailey6302]

Fascinating video. A year ago i was watching meandmygolf (most successful golf channel) and learnt nothing from those guys who are simply a fashion show, not just their attire but their swings too. This is salt of the earth instruction, by salt of earth people...gonna buy that vid!

[@Golfnovice24]

Mike Bailey couldn't agree more

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Mike Bailey great comment thanks 👍🏼

[@quickfixgolf]

Mike, Thank you so much! I am flabbergasted at the response we're getting.

[@jerryg9330]

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[@kevanrourke1023]

Bobby Lopez has completely changed my golf swing for the better.

[@steveseck5188]

Exact same problem as you Brendon - slide to left side, steep swing, fat divots. Tried Bobby's inverted shoulder tilt and was absolutely crushing it with nice shallow divots and a penetrating ball flight. Best news is that my small driver cut became a straight boring through the wind drive. Cheers guys!

[@ron3852]

Bobby...I don't feel as though my weight shifts, like I hang back when I try inverting my shoulders. Is it just the movement of the club that allows me to complete my swing? Thx, 74 year old Ron

[@trevorbye6965]

I've spent so many years over-analyzing the golf swing and hearing a million things from different people. The topics you're discussing with Bobby, Tony, and Mike Malaska are honestly what I think are the secrets to figuring out the swing, eg. the arms first mentality. Once I understood how the flamingo drill felt, and applied the concepts to my full swing, my swing is a night and day difference, and the best part is I barely have any swing thoughts, it just comes naturally. You seem to be the only one talking about the swing in this way. Everyone else is obsessed with hip turn, hip drive, shallowing the club, getting the club inside, controlling the face, getting lag, timing the release. When you feel how the swing is supposed to feel, none of that matters at all, it just happens. You would be the #1 golf channel on KZbin if people knew what was good for them!

[@chriswillis7154]

All these guys are standing on the shoulders of Ernest Jones, Manuel Del la Torre. The swing has always been arms first. The Problem is the guys on tv who do swing vision has gotten so many golfers to achieve effects instead of feels. I have wasted so much time trying to 'look' a certain way.

[@ufukgoksu9851]

Yes, important is the motion itself...how the motion is and what yes the feeling is.

[@philfen2972]

Great video Brendon, thanks for sharing, loving BBG all the way down in the UK.

[@jsilva3386]

GREAT stuff! Thanks for the lessons with Bobby.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Thanks for watching

[@TerryJacksonPhotography]

I'm almost 70 years old and have been struggling with my swing for many years. This video changed the results overnight!!! Thanks Bobby!!!

[@prorobo]

Bobby is awesome. Always enjoy watching his videos.

[@bl6369]

another great video. this has been so helpful as many of your problems are mine as well, ie. offsides, over the top etc... looking forward to future content.

[@MrKydaman]

Les Furber is awesome! I live in Canada and have played several of the courses he designed. They are all great!

[@michaelsliwinski8044]

another great video. Thanks Brendon!

[@rtmiv2030]

Great instruction. Bobby is just so easy to understand, thanks for posting this.

[@Rrracket]

Bobby Lopez is priceless. Thanks for posting this video

[@pmartinist]

Love watching Bobby's videos, he is definitely the stand-out coach on KZbin. Nice work again Brendon.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

+pmartinist Thanks!

[@tourazo8614]

Again Brendon! Incredible useful video, the questions you made are as always very interesting. I love the way you are running the process, your honesty and how you expose your weaknesses with any doubt. Congratulations, you are helping golfers a lot. PLEASE! keep going with this amazing job!

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

+Arturo Villa Blazquez I will, winter won't slow me down a bit!

[@scott4525]

I have this same issue. I never thought of it in this way. I start offsides and stay offsides. I need to work on this. Great video. Just sent my swing to Bobby. Sent me a 20 minute lesson on my swing. Really great stuff, already seeing improvements.

[@glenbarker3310]

tried this move today on the course and hit some really nice shots. hit some funky ones also but will keep working on it. thx Brendon and bobby

[@TrainForGolf]

This concept of offsides is something that I have really taken to. Thanks for this video!

[@waldogarza7279]

Awesome vlog! Bobby Lopez has a great way of describing the golf swing.

[@quickfixgolf]

Waldo, Thanks so much for watching. Keep up with Brendon's Vlog.

[@samg8761]

Again, this is a big treat !!!

[@konnichiwazah]

Been watching 90% of your videos B. And let me tell you, the swing you took at 10:33 mark is the sweetest swing i've ever seen you do!

[@sterlingforsythe7398]

I saw this video for the 1st time yesterday. I play 3-4 rounds each week from 6000 yd tees. Really been struggling the last month specifically on the short game. My last scores have been soaring in upper 90's and 100+... way, way over my expectations for enjoying the sport and art. This swing "move" Mr Lopez explains here [left shoulder waiting!!! etc] is exactly something I thought I realized on the range several months ago on my own as "the" possible missing swing mechanic. I was adding 30-40 yards off the tee with superior, predictable and piercing ball flight/aim. Solid golfers I'm around seem to have found a repeatable base swing that they know works and gives them unquestioned confidence in the game. That is what I seek. My local PGA instructors have never quite covered the swing moves in the way presented here. After seeing this video and the "reinforcement" it gave to my feel for "finding this move" I went out yesterday intending to stay with this "move" on every shot and no other swing thoughts. The result, a solid 85. This is totally shocking... beyond shocking. To leave the golf course with self satisfaction rather than bewildered embarrassment is finally a welcomed change. And the pressure this takes off the short game cannot go unmentioned. Wish I'd seen this lesson with Mr Lopez in 2010 when I started golf at age 56. Different things trigger different players. Brendon's discussion at 4:25 about what I guess is called the "kinematic sequence", and that it got him no where... totally resonates with me... totally. The time and money I wasted on all that... so regretted. Swapping positions with the shoulders, and/or holding the left shoulder in place "inverting" is physically a hard thing for me to do. I don't know why but it is, but this is the key to not "jumping offsides"... a hideous death move. If I perform this little maneuver and maintain my spine angle, it seems I really don't have to think about too much else in the swing, and the solid ball striking that results is what it is all about.

[@edwardrosenstock9434]

Bobby is the man! Great stuff!

[@brianmcelroy3003]

I am majorly struggling with this right now...seeing this video and some thoughts to work on are perfect timing. Another great video.

[@gingercat777]

Learnt so much in such a short time.

[@icynipplez]

This one video has taught me so much about the golf swing thank you bobby lopez

[@cheeks9596]

Thanks for the video lesson. I've played for over 40 years and this is the first time a swing thought has lasted more than one week. This swing has solved a number issues.

[@gatesmw50]

I can really see what Bobby is saying about "replacing" the shoulder on the down the line view at 8:40 +. Very helpful.!

[@TheRafared]

Great stuff there Brendon. Bobby is a fantastic teacher and a fun guy. Well done.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Thanks

[@sashano985]

Great video, thank you.....This put numerous things into perspective. I mentally "got it" watching it, took the info to the range the next day and physically put it to use...... Results......fantastic.... this was a piece of info I was ready to hear.

[@padraigdooley9257]

you ask the right question for the club golf very good really got tips from the video

[@simoncook2251]

Sometimes it's all we need is a new feeling so keep up the good work Brendon! I'm on a quest to regularly break 80 and your videos are helping a lot.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Awesome Simon

[@invisaman75]

I have the same problem (getting to the left too fast). I am fixing it by making sure I am loaded to the right and turn. I was always too steep. Great work with this video and thanks!

[@ryanwalker9842]

This video is amazing. I love how he simplifies everything so much

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

+Ryan Walker thanks!

[@quickfixgolf]

Ryan, Thanks Ryan. I have to keep it simple. I'm just a dumb Cuban from Miami High! Oh yea I was a Phi Beta Kappa at Disco Tech University.

[@Ronald-vz6pl]

@@quickfixgolf ur a riot, i love it. Gr from holland

[@ranmangolf]

I'm a little late on the responses, but I have found the shoulder inverting the shoulder segment at 7:10 to be a very helpful tip.This has helped me from dropping my right shoulder too low, grounding the club behind the ball. Excellent stuff. I noticed Brendon mentioned the same thing in one of the other videos.

[@gregoryedwards8781]

This is by far the best video on this channel

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Thx Greg

[@ufukgoksu9851]

I agree.

[@FlyingBurrito272]

What a great video! Keep up the great work. I tried this at the range and the video shows the body sequence looks so much more "correct". However now my left foot is spinning out at impact which I think is due to not transferring my weight into my left side. It's difficult to transfer while at the same time keeping the left shoulder back. Guess I'll have to keep practicing to find the right balance.

[@callumburge2642]

I have watched nearly everyone of your videos and some of your techniques have helped me so much nice job

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

+Callum Burge thx CB

[@77bovi]

New swing mantra. "Just get rid of the golf club and hang on for dear life" Wont that be a great feeling!

[@ufukgoksu9851]

Brendon, you are doing a great job. I believe this video is something that I wanted to know about this shoulder tilt in downswing. I also believe it may cause extension issues but this is golf. You fix something but you get maybe another problem unless you train yourself and trust that the motion will be a better one...Anyway just some thoughts...Thank you again.

[@DelValPC]

I started messing with this is my computer shop today. I have the same problem as BeBetter but mine is a bit worse. I remember a few years back , I used to do the left shoulder move with chipping and it worked out pretty good except it was hard to control the power it gave. I remember trying it off the tee once with a 5wood and I pulled it a bit, but it was crushed. Of course as a tinkerer I went on to something else (Impact Zone). I started hitting foam balls in my shop with only getting my left shoulder up and back. I really liked the contact . I then started doing it with Pennies on the ground and I was making good contact with them also. My hips are clearing without even thinking about it . Going to try it out in my garage range and the real range this weekend.

[@swingsearcher7536]

IMO there are two different ways of teaching against a sway: 1.Arm related teaching 2.Body related teaching Although both (arms and body) are involved in the Golf swing, teachers like Monte, Dan Carraher and Bobby seem to advise very often to speed up the arms. Teachers like Kelvin Miyahira, George Gankas and Dana Dahlquist seem to put more empahzise on correct body rotation with flattening the shaft in transition. However, you described very good the mental root cause of a sway: it is the idea of hitting behind the ball, meaning being anxious to hit the turf first. Anyway, if you sway you have to release early to hit the ball as swaying will make you steep. If you turn like GG and DD or K.M. propose to do you can stay behind the line (onside) and keep the right arm bend longer, keep the right wrist bend longer which cause a later release which causes the preferred ball/turf hit sequence. I'am not fully convinced that speeding up the arms will lead to the same result mentioned above (GG/DD/KM style/body release). Speeding up the arms can easily do the opposite. Especially if you straighten the right arm a lot in the early downswing.

[@ryandangelo9701]

Good god, I wish my swing coach could have taught me this. I struggle with the exact same thing you were in this video and cannot wait to try this out.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Thx Ry

[@markmack8658]

Bobby's baseball pitcher take is priceless! Overhand vs underhand.

[@paull544]

wow. a great golf coach

[@adamjohnson9679]

great video

[@GolfTestDummy]

You have the same issue I had for the longest time, and so many golfers have it. Any swing change or drill you work on, you can't stop yourself from swinging your guts out. I used to do the same thing. Associating pounding the ball with power and distance. Swinging hard helps us feel better, because we are able to mask our swing faults. We don't feel them when we swing hard and fast. You feel uncomfortable when you're aware of the awkwardness of a swing change, so you swing hard so that you won't feel it. But to change, you have to slow down and remove all of that effort in the downswing. Embrace the awkward and allow yourself to feel everything with a slower, less effort filled swing.

[@chrisspencer7158]

Have you ever tried to ol "swing in a barrel" feel? I always used to struggled with keeping my head back and over sliding hips. Its the first thing I thought when I saw Bobbys "shaft lean" video. I have the swing thought of "no lateral motion" and I just slowly open my lead hip. Of course Im bumping first but it feels like Im not. its just like Bobbys description of "left butt cheek over right heel" and its really fits well with replacing left/right shoulders. The key for me is the "feel" of NO lateral hip motion.

[@andrewferguson1013]

Great video, I'm really suffering from lunging at the ball during the downswing!! So much so in fact that I'm either skying my drives, or even taking divots after the ball!! Does this replacing lead shoulder with trail shoulder thought actually work with the driver as well though? Cheers Andrew

[@deanc8077]

Over the top and my left shoulder firing out always the beginning of my main issues. Looking into swapping places more onside tilt and making the left shoulder wait it's turn. Hope I can get this ingrained into my subconscious.

[@atb2003]

Best explanation on how to cure a sway, I wish I could spend an hour with Bobby Lopez… wow

[@KevinBostwick]

Great video! Bobby is hilarious. This is a move I struggle with and can definitely refine, I will try some of the things you and Bobby did. Question for you, does what Bobby teach technically differ from Monte? If I understand Montes bump move, dont the hips shift forward whereas bobby says they should not?

[@thomasfraser9072]

Hi Brendon. Bobby Lopez with his inverted golf downswing in my opinion gave you the best advice of all the professional golfers you consulted with and it even fits perfectly with what Dr Kwon is now collaborating with you today Put the two together and you got a great; beautiful and repeatable golf swing. I personally put together what I am calling « My Trail Upper Arm Body Push Pump Drill Rehearsal To The Ball » that I do just prior to my actual golf swing. I will be demonstrating and posting this soon and free on my channel for people to comment on I truly believe my drill rehearsal stopping short behind my ball; give me tremendous information about my swing that follows; resulting in the the most perfectly executed golf swing in my 45 years of playing golf. Cheers

[@GolfGeek]

Great stuff from Bobby! Seems like a guy to have a good laugh with 😃👍

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

+Golf Geek oh yeah! I am going to invite him out to cali!

[@jeff3putt]

For about a month I have been practicing the "2o'clock drill" and not hitting any balls except chipping and putting. This past Saturday I went to the range for the first time and try my "new swing". The difference in my ball flight and impact was something I have never experienced before. I told my wife I would be only an hour. I kept hitting balls for almost two and a half hours. It was,no doubt, my best range session ever. I didn't want to leave. It was like I was dreaming. I am going to continue working on this during this upcoming winter and am excited for next spring to play. Thanks Brendon and Bobby for your help.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Jeffrey B that is why am putting out the power video right now winter is the time you can really make amazing swing changes for the better this is an inspirational story!

[@georgeaugustyniak3653]

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[@sandylake304]

Can’t wait to invert!

[@ernie1060]

Brendon, I was at the range 2 nights ago and had a mini breakthrough but I couldn't describe it... at 6:55 when when he starts talking about inversion and staying back I realized that was exactly my breakthrough!!!! Another great video and another amazing golf professional!!!

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Thanks!

[@kbc8090]

This is exactly how Tom Watson describes his swing.

[@quickfixgolf]

Ernie, Thanks for the kind comments! Glad I could help. Please keep watching.

[@ianjones6910]

This really works...at least it worked really well for me today with the irons. I was a little off with the driver, but I don't think it was because of this thought...but I really striped some irons. Shot a 40 that really should have been a 37 or 36 if I wasn't so stupid with a few swings.

[@sdouglas8718]

Absolutely fantastic video! I'm similar to Brendon, and grew up playing & hearing that the left side thrust (leading with the hips) and all that was the power source and helped catch ball first. I'm going to go practice this at the range right away. I have made some dry swings in the office and that severe shoulder tilt my body is not used to and is tweaking my lower back a bit. I guess I'll have to slowly undue years of making the wrong move. Cuba sounds like a fantastic golf get away. Good luck Bobby hope you don't need that bail money lol and thanks Brendon!

[@pmartinist]

same tweak in lower back here after trying Bobby's advice. Couldn't even sweep the ground the first few times I tried this. However after 3 buckets I started to flush some and hit decent 1/2 punch shots. Definitely a feeling I have not had before, always been fighting a steep downswing where I would stand up to rescue it. Will keep working on this though, not a quick fix but time to re-think this game!

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Hmmmm should not tweak, just stay back and give the arms a head start

[@unclebigbeard6757]

what i love about most of the pros you have is the don't tell you stay back, keep your head down, you need to be inside out or you have a chicken wing. instead the tell you what you why you are doing it and how to fix it and what it feels like. you never hear that you need to hold chest while you pull club down just 10 ways to pull it down. this and the 2 o'clock drill have changed how i picture what i need to do.

[@jetviser]

I went to see Bobby in Richmond. Nobody knows more about it. And I've seen all the top guys.

[@lychyrychy]

what a great swing aid!

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

It's cool and outta biz haha

[@marksheehangolfcourses4722]

Great video, hopefully Bobby will on again soon!

[@robertholleyman73]

Love watching bobby He really has some Great stuff on KZbin.

[@jazzforJamie]

Hi, why not try stack&tilt, Good for Your?

[@Spudroe]

So for a righty, left lateral side bend to right lateral side bend = inverting the shoulders.

[@tyler27m]

Watched this video. Hit driver amazing. Miss what hitting it fat. How can I eliminate that miss?

[@nerd9992]

great bobby. I bought a discus.

[@quickfixgolf]

Youngsun, I thought my X wife would be a great golfer. She could throw plates at 100 mph at me when I got home at 2 AM!

[@nerd9992]

Bobby Lopez Oh my god. Bobby do you know she still throw dishes?

[@frankb1928]

Bobby said its so easy. I am to smart need to dum my self up I guess. Anything Bobby awsome.

[@airbaker2]

Dude I LOVED this video - your best by far. Great production value and content. Everything you describe as far as your feeling and thought process when trying to "compress" the ball is what I've gone through over the years. You distilled 2 decades of bad swing thoughts into a twenty minute video with a primer and a solution to change it. I'm a big fan of Bobby now. Well done!

[@simoncook2251]

I love this video. It may be more a feeling though because at 8.45 Bobby definitely moves forward about 4 inches before hitting the ball.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

exactly, a feeling. Look at Jack's swing and even though he was TRYING to release from the top, he held the angle nicely and moved forward as well. Sometimes you have to feel something to obtain something else, just like NO TURN AND CAST.

[@aaajjworm]

if u move away from the ball on backswing, u create some wiggle room if u move slightly towards the ball on downswing.

[@mhblades9178]

Brendon, exactly what I needed! Great content, and with all the comments I'm obviously not the only one to think so. I tried to preorder your next exclusive video, but the link wasn't working on my mobile devices.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

MH Blades hmmm it should... email me directly [e-mail] or try www.bebettergolf.weebly.com

[@mhblades9178]

Brendon, I ordered the video, thanks for your direct reply. .This morning I put Bobby' s straightforward concepts into play, and I find it incredibly helpful. Thank you for your channel, it's fantastic and I'm happy to support it with my purchase.

[@jimmysmith736]

I've been staying on my right side throughout the swing and I'm hitting so well, it feels so alien tho, hitting the ball while I'm staying on my right side

[@Rd-bi7vr]

All the new age teachers on you tube need to spend time with bobby, malaska etc...classic...simplicity from better design and a clear mind

[@epickleuva]

Brendon I'm less than an hour from Bobby. I've been striking it well but could use a look. Definitely worth going to see?

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Yes, go see him for sure. In Ruther Glen or Richmond. Bobby and I wil be at this tournament in williamsburd, hopefully you can make it and come play with us! www.eventbrite.com/e/15th-annual-vfw-18-hole-golf-scramble-tickets-31241730858?utm-medium=discovery&utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&aff=esfb&utm-source=fb&utm-term=listing

[@garystromberg8856]

Hi Brendan, do you still subscribe to this swing thought/philosophy? Thanks, Gary

[@ryanjvale]

How about the clouds in the back ground . Would that be chem trail clouds?

[@sypen1]

I seriously have the same problem as you do

[@markmack8658]

"Yes, I was a hitter." LOL

[@canefan17]

You surprised that people other than you played baseball growing up?

[@seth1455]

Good stuff Brendon... it will be interesting when you talk to Mike Malaska, some of his concepts are the opposite of Bobby's. From my own experience, it's obvious there is more than one way to hit a golf ball, it's when we mix and match different swing philosophies that it becomes even harder than it should be.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

in your opinion what points are opposite, I have been doing a lot of research on mike recently and this would help to know.

[@seth1455]

At 11:28 Bobby warns against the the club getting too steep and the club head getting outside. Mike calls it coming over the top from the inside. His delivery into "the slot" is different than most. Monte advises getting the arms away from the chest on the down swing, where Mike pivots the clubhead "out" while the hands take an inside path to the ball. I'm sure he will explain it better than I . Look forward to your discussion with him.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

ok gotcha, great

[@jeffp2001]

When I do this I hang back to much how do I shift the weight from there. Thx

[@patrickkilcoyne3907]

Bobbys laugh is so funny

[@glenbarker3310]

how long does it usually take for Bobby to get back to you with the swing analysis. I sent mine 2 weeks ago and still haven't heard anything yet. thx. love the channel

[@teddythodo3302]

Glen Barker I got mine the very next day. And his analysis was pretty amazing. Lasted a total of 17 minutes. Was thoroughly impressed. Thanks Bobby

[@paulohrenberger927]

Glen, I sent my video to Bobby about 2 weeks ago and got it back the next day! Couldn't believe it came back that fast... I'd send your swing video again; it might be lost in his inbox. BTW - You're going to like his analysis! Good luck.

[@jko8888]

Try sending it again. Bobby's probably swamped with all the BBG subs sending in our swings, and may have missed yours.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Glen he has been in Cuba the last two weeks on the trip he was talking about. Should get back to you soon.

[@cryptoengineer9930]

Hi Brendon the reason you have to move your body left is your take away. Your shoulders are dictating where your arms go which is too inside at the top then you have to reroute the arms by moving the shoulders. If you take the club back with the arms which in turn pull the shoulders around you will be able to pull the arms down without the slight over the top move. The upper body will not need to move forward to hit the ball. I had the same fault that's why the no turn cast drill was good for you cheers Ian. It will feel more restricted.

[@Triis31113]

Hit 13 greens today only focusing on the hands, still hitting it as far as ever as well.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

That's tour average

[@Triis31113]

BE BETTER GOLF sweet, now if I can just do it 365 days a year on the worlds hardest courses I'm in business

[@glenbarker3310]

Thx everyone for the replies. I will resend it again.

[@jko8888]

Haha, my Dad has "The Coach". Time to give it a whirl...

[@gerrymorcom5001]

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[@pbannist]

Nobody likes to get fired. Love that

[@quickfixgolf]

Paul, Thanks so much for watching! You're fired! Only kidding.

[@Rd-bi7vr]

The philosophy described at 4:33 prevented me from playing golf to my best ability.....golf swing lasts 3 sec tops and Bobby says it best...keep it simple

[@markmack8658]

"Throw the sweet spot through the part of the ball you want to hit. The right shoulder is integral to the throw. Keep it moving toward your target." Ben Hogan

[@johnbean7663]

Is it better to send down the line or face on video?

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

For Bobby send a face on if you can only send one

[@blovell101]

What happen to Monte?

[@boogiebear2112]

Excellent video, Bobby is hilarious! This is kind of like what Monte was saying when he told you to keep your head back when you were doing the no cast drill.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

They are on the same wavelength

[@knowerzark]

And yet Bobby drifts to the left as he reaches the top of the backswing. Nicklaus said it was “impossible to release too fast if you move to the left side”.