🔥Golf Swing Inside Out Drills (COPY THESE!)

[@mattlord630]

This channel should be called "Golf Instruction Greatest Hits." Love the drills in this video and really enjoyed the Solid Strike video course as well. Thanks so much Adam for your commitment to helping us golfers get better at this crazy game!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Matt! All the best, Adam

[@Hittingitsolid]

You're right Matt, awesome drill. Such a common problem among golfers and if they could replicate this drill and practice enough we'd see a lot less over the top and slice shots on the golf course. For me I'd rather play a draw that starts right and curves back then the other way around.

[@kenneth6847]

Finally someone bright enough to teach the patient approach. I don’t think anyone can permanently fix a golf swing in one lesson. I think it has to be developed based on simple, broad themes...then refined over time with gentle, practiced adjustments. Thanks again for not forcing people to panic.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the positive comment. All the best, Adam

[@johnhubble5373]

probably one of the better Videos. Getting into the science gets too boring for most golfers. A simple drill is best for most armatures but, if I were to help you identify a way to improve / I would say to ask the student to practice this drill 75 times with maybe a couple of breaks ,,say after every 25 swings. Just a 30 second break. Maybe putt a couple of balls or, swing a couple of chip / pitch shots then, come back and do 25 more until it starts to become second nature. Then, after 75 swings, tee up a ball and hit the 6 iron or 7 or driver. This is something I look forward to doing and after hundreds of videos over my 15 year golf game, as a major improvement. Thank you so much for sharing this drill. John : j

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment John. Best, Adam

[@eswag153]

This guy knows what he’s talking about pretty consistently. Definitely one of the best choices on KZbin

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Much appreciated Eddie All the best, Adam

[@jeffmarks1506]

Thank you............when I takeaway I'm bringing the club out and up and then inside and down on the downswing. Sounds similar and I definitely notice a big difference with my ball striking and mini draw. Now, as you said, trust it on the course. I'm low 90s but now taking the game serious and out there 3x a week. Thanks for all the advice and free lessons.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Jeff

[@Anvilarm07]

Great timing on this tip. I am working on in to out with my coach right now. Thus seems like a great drill on the driving range. You got a new subscriber. As a recently-retired 64-year-old I need very simple tips.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Hope you do will well with it!

[@Mowers11]

Nice drill Adam. Can’t wait to try it.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Hope It goes well for you

[@12WeMet1]

Best educational golf channel on KZbin, and it’s not even close.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much, and glad you are enjoying the videos. Best, Adam

[@mikestock6461]

There are a lot of "instructors" on KZbin. There are far fewer teachers. Adam is a teacher. I've never been a mechanical golfer and telling me about positions and weight distributions is utterly pointless. Seriously, who thinks about having 55% of your weight on the left foot when you start your backswing"? Adam has an informal, common sense way of teaching that just clicks for me. I've become a huge fan of his channel and teaching style because I can watch one of his videos and incorporate the lesson. The biggest thing I've learned is that while you're working on your swing don't be obsessed with the results of he shot. It has made a HUGE difference. Thanks for what you do Adam and keep the videos coming!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Mike! All the best, Adam

[@chilly856]

This drill actually works really well to get the feeling of hitting from the inside out. I used this drill to change my drive path and was amazed at how effective hitting from the inside to out is. It's a really hard concept for a lot of people to understand mentally that hitting from the inside to the outside creates a straight shot, took me a couple years, but it works.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment Andrew Best, Adam

[@wreckim]

I play with two scratch players often at my club...one is young, 30 or so, the other is 65...he's the club champ--his swing is WAY inside out--back in again. The young guy hits it a country mile--around 300 every time, and HE swings slightly outside in...it's incredible that he's that good and still is working on this at his level. I think almost every golfer can benefit from this lesson, I certainly hope to. Thanks for posting.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment. All the best, Adam

[@Lonewolf3165]

Adam, I love your videos and have improved quite a bit since watching them. I only started golfing this summer for the first time at the age of 55. But I’m confused on this one. I don’t understand how hitting the ball to the right will correct the swing path. I hit my irons fairly straight now(thanks to your videos) but now I’m back to slicing my driver. Thanks again for your time to do these videos for us.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks. If you're slicing your driver I'd put my attention on closing the club face more in the downswing, the face HAS to be open (not counting mishits) if it's slicing. Once the curve is gone then work on swing path as needed. Swinging to the right is just a way to feel the opposite of cutting across the target line (swinging to the left). I hope this helps. Best, Adam

[@edwardlocke874]

So simple but effective!! You are amazing teacher!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Edward

[@royalsquad15]

Yeah, this is huge. Helped me significantly. Makes clean ball striking easier, period.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad to hear it Kris. All the best, Adam

[@jamesmacgillivray1415]

By far the best KZbin golf instruction IMO. Simple, effective drills. I've found AB's "throwing" the club towards your target drill particularly effective. So much so in fact that I made my first HIO this week with that one swing thought in mind!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Nice going James!! All the best, Adam

[@deepakvrao]

Thank you. You are a great teacher. I'm sure you've heard that often enough. 🙂

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, you’re very kind Best, Adam

[@OscarGonzalez-vg3cp]

Thanks, I guess I need to do this to fix my problem , sometimes to correct bad habits ,I have to do what I need to do. Thanks, Adam. Good video.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Oscar

[@toddmercado4036]

Can’t wait to try !

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

hope it goes well for you Todd

[@CK-dj1kc]

I believe what would be useful to add is that with a more in to out swing the weight shifting towards the left foot becomes even more important. Why do people come from the out to in in the first place? As it is in my case: I had bad ball contact when coming in to out because I didn't shift enough. With out to in swings, I had better ball contacts but had shots to the left or - worst case scenario - shanks. So coming more from the inside should eradicate shanks or shots to the left, but to really get the most out of it, it is fundamental to focus on the correct weight distribution throughout the swing. I strongly believe there is a strong connection between all these topics.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

I think what you’re saying is generally true Thanks, Adam

[@johnwhite7320]

Cool lesson. Thanks

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad you found it helpful John. Best, Adam

[@spcyman7209]

Wish I'd seen this video 3 months ago. I developed the shanks after playing well for a long time, caused by 'casting' or 'going over the top'. Researched it heavily and found that I needed to come more from the inside. This worked short term but then the wheels really came off. I have recently learned that I was taking the backswing from the inside also but far too much. It created a new casting problem to try and get back to the ball at impact. I'm now trying to start more square at the backswing and inside on the downswing. Early results are positive but needs a few tweaks. Thanks for the video Adam, and those fairways look like carpet!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, and glad you liked the video. All the best, Adam

[@will8804]

Adam - what a fantastic drill. This has got me swinging from outside in to inside out! If only I knew it was this simple! For any cricket fans out there, think of playing a cover drive when you're practising the drill. Awesome stuff.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks William, nice to hear from a cricketer! Best, Adam

[@will8804]

@@Scratchgolfacademy I seem to benefit most from the drill when I'm facing forward with feet at approximately 45 degrees, presumably because the ball goes forward if you're doing it correctly! Thanks again.

[@extrememetaldrummer1]

You're a phenomenal teacher. I'm sure you've been told that 1000 times. Thanks for the tips!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Allan! All the best, Adam

[@extrememetaldrummer1]

@@Scratchgolfacademy My pleasure! All the best to you kind sir.

[@marclissoway2638]

I have been trying to stop coming over the top or out to in, I can’t wait to try this drill. Thanks

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Hope it goes well for you Marc Best, Adam

[@scottschoppert9149]

Just had my first lesson in 12 years and my coach has me working on this

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Hope you make good progress Scott Best, Adam

[@norman4rd]

Adam thank you so much for your institution. I used your drill on the practice area and got the hang of it straight away. Playing a lovely draw shape for the first time in my 30 years of golf. Went out and scored 37 points off 16. Back in 40 shots off the yellows. The course is very dry and hard at the moment and I'm very pleased with my new game. Thanks a million!

[@norman4rd]

Instruction!

[@timhayes8071]

Well done Norman I have just seen this drill and tried it I know it is what I have been looking for for that elusive insideto out swing.

[@DavidMartinez-hh6ee]

Love the videos thank you!!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks David Best, Adam

[@pema1353]

Thanks for this. I am taking lessons and was told from top to come down more flat which brings me inside out. Makes sense to me. This drill is a great preparation or first step, I imagine. Best, Peter

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Peter, glad you're making progress. All the best, Adam

[@pema1353]

@@Scratchgolfacademy Thank you. Currently practicing at home due to too much snow.

[@Christopher-li7uc]

This does work !! I discovered this on accident doing what he calls "playing around " sometimes we get stuck searching for text book form . When thats not the way to go about it. Totally changed the way i play ! Golf is much more fun when you can hit different shots

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad to hear you made good progress Chistopher! Best, Adam

[@bobinskeep3460]

Pretty sure this is the core of my problem - combination of bad path and poorly squared club face. To hear it could take weeks helps encourage me to be patient and take my time, being realistic about how difficult it is to change poor habits. Thanks

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Bob, hope you make good progress. Best, Adam

[@salilpunoose5248]

The best golf teacher by far. Salil

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Salil! Best, Adam

[@weirdmood8102]

Great drill. Thank you.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad you found it helpful. Best, Adam

[@stevecole1617]

This information and all the drills and tips that Adam presents are concise and to the point. I’m a very senior golfer and have starting to enjoy golf for the first time in quite awhile. Thanks for the great instructions .

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Steve, glad you like the videos. Best, Adam

[@mattgassel1288]

Have watched many videos on how to swing from the inside. This one is the best. Helped me more than any of the others. So simple yet works so well

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Matt, glad to hear it All the best, Adam

[@timhayes8071]

Brilliant exercise Adam many thanks for video.I will be doing this from this moment on until I can finally swing without thinking about it.(Wish I saw this 30 years ago lol)

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Tim, and glad you liked the video Best, Adam

[@josdenhartog7385]

Finally somebody that states it can take weeks! I love it, these days a lot of people want everything instantly and a lot of video’s make you believe that. Not true in anything. I am so happy with what you say!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Jos, glad you liked the video. Best, Adam

[@davidparsons4573]

Great video, Adam. Thank you. I tried this at my local driving range yesterday. I think it is a great idea to incorporate drills to develop feel in practise sessions, I'll make it part of my regular routine and work on the feel of the club coming in from the inside.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks David, hope you make good progress. Best, Adam

[@dronepro7316]

Thanks Adam. Will try out at the range today.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, hope it goes well for you. Best, Adam

[@mann277]

very good instruction and easy to follow for us beginners

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment. Best, Adam

[@tomcarter6804]

Hitting a draw is one of the most difficult skills you can acquire. It's comparable to playing the entire solo to Hotel California, note for note on guitar. Here are the things that must happen to hit a draw: 1. The club must drop straight down at start of downswing - if your hips or shoulders rotate first (over the top), you're dead 2. Your shoulders must rotate around the axis of your spine, which means the left shoulder will lower on the back swing, and right shoulder will lower on the downswing and follow through. If you don't drop your right shoulder, you cannot hit from the inside. 3. Your right wrist must be extended - palm up at the top of the backswing. Do not start flexing the wrist until the handle is coming across your body, and never go beyond neutral (flipping the club). 4. The right elbow must stay close to the body and must clear your right hip as your hands pass in front of you. If you're not flexible enough to clear your hip (most of us aren't), you will have to slide your hips slightly forward. 5. Your hands must be past the ball at impact, and before fully releasing the club. 6. Your left arm must be fully extended, with your left bicep tucked snugg-ly against your chest, elbow against your left side, and antecubital facing upward. 7. As your hands cross in front of you, complete your hip and shoulder turn - push through with the right shoulder as if you were doing an upper cut. Extend your right arm through impact as you release the club. Try to keep your center of gravity over your feet - when you first learn, it will feel as if you are falling toward the ball as you finish the swing. 8. Once you have your path inside to out by performing the proper transitions, work on getting the club face closed at impact (as mentioned in the video). The key is to keep the left wrist flat, or slightly flexed (no cupping!) and it should feel as if you are turning the back of your left hand towards the ground at impact (known as hooding the ball). Take the eight things above and work on them one at a time. Then start combining them. Be patient, and don't worry about the outcome until all pieces are together. The first drill should be done using just your left arm, do a big shoulder turn and allow gravity to let the club drop straight down before starting your shoulder turn. Then do the same with only your right arm, keeping the elbow tucked - then put it together with both hands. The 9 O'clock to 3 O'clock drill is also excellent for identifying many bad habits. Best of luck!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Tom. Best, Adam

[@michaelbailey6917]

Great tips. This year I corrected my swing path and it changed my game off the tee completely. However, my iron game has improved little and I tend to draw my irons more than fading.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Michael, Hard to say without seeing you swing. Try hitting some fades with your irons to get a different feel. Hope this helps. Best, Adam

[@alexmarie960]

useful couple of tips!, just getting back into golf after a few years off and although I dont come over the top I am a little steep into the ball and want to get a more consistent shot, more specifically a more consistent miss!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Alex, hope you make good progress. Best, Adam

[@andykingwell43]

Great tips Adam your videos are truly helping me tighten up my game been playing just over 2 years now . Thanks very much

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Andy, glad you have taken up the game. All the best, Adam

[@refinedhayseedappalachian9777]

Great ideas....

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks

[@douglascarey]

This might just be the single best golf drill of all time for those of us who come over the top.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much, glad you found it helpful. Best, Adam

[@Steve-ln7wr]

You're a credit to the game of golf!! Another excellent video Adam👍👍👍👍👍

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much! Best, Adam

[@jdub3547]

This changed my life

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad you found it helpful

[@MrPaulbartholomew]

Brilliant drill and brilliantly explained as always Adam 👌🏻 thanks

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Paul. All the best, Adam

[@windyrun7979]

Clicked the like for the tossing the club to the right to make a point :)

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks

[@paulomiguel4249]

Hi Adam. Great channel and video. After doing this drill, I felt the club shallow automatically. Does swinging from the inside cause the club to shallow? (Sure feels like it.) Thanks Adam!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Paul. Yes, swinging more from the inside does equate to shallowing the club

[@paulomiguel4249]

@@Scratchgolfacademy Good to know. Thank you.

[@paulomiguel4249]

@@Scratchgolfacademy Good to know. Thank you.

[@Buzzjugs]

You're the man! 👍👌

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, and glad you liked the video! All the best, Adam

[@readJames48]

Great, short, simple, sweet swing YOU have Adam! .gonna try to copy it..@ 53, gotta keep it simple!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, hope you make good progress. Best, Adam

[@jhn146A]

Great instruction and drill!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

thanks very much Tony Best, Adam

[@mikestock6461]

The fairways at Adam's course look absolutely pristine! Does anyone play there? i don't even see a repaired divot.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Mike. The Club at Mediterra in Naples (where I'm the teaching pro) is fantastic, as nice in real life as on the videos. All the best, Adam

[@Jim_Harwood]

Great golf swing

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Jack. Best, Adam

[@lenardtan7169]

Superb...

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks! Best, Adam

[@andrewh6034]

Thanks Adam. Great communication as always.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Andrew. All the best, Adam

[@johnpietrolaj8917]

Nice drill! I'll give it a go!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Hope it's helpful John. Best, Adam

[@php4u]

Adam, thank you for the advice, always professional and polite.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Ralph. Best, Adam

[@bryandilworth3731]

What iron do you suggest to practice with? 7?

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

6 or 7 iron Bryan. Best, Adam

[@mathieubellavance2506]

What a hard habit to break, thanks for the drill.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Hope you make good progress Mathieu. All the best, Adam

[@lendzubow]

Excellent video- 2 questions- How can you hit directly behind the back side of the ball and not the inside right corner and still swing right? Is the loop you illustrate from backswing to downswing a requirement to hit from the inside?

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Leonard, A true in to out swing would hit the inside corner of the ball. Ultimately you'd want to come from the inside, then hit the back of the ball. Hope this helps. Best, Adam

[@oldskoolerful]

Adam always enjoy your insights and experience. You make a seemingly simple game simpler? Ha ha. I'm guilty of the low left divot and hard left ball movement. Combination of overswinging and club action. This will hopefully fix some of those issues. Cheers.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks David. All the best, Adam

[@bazkeen]

Thank's again for informative video

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

You are welcome Basil. Best, Adam

[@charlessapernakis8001]

Great tips!!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much. All the best, Adam

[@reactiivmedia]

Hey Adam, great video! Been following your videos for a while and your tips have brought my handicap down from a 21 to a 13. I live in Ft Myers, and may just have to come down to Mediterra for a proper lesson!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Stefan, Glad you've made such good improvement! Happy to get together sometime. Best, Adam

[@thesurfstudmuffin]

Stefan, I highly recommend a lesson or two with Adam. I took a few on my visit last year to Naples. He helped me on my swing (particularly shaft lean), showed me on video in comparison to other (famous) golfers, to demonstrate what I was doing well and indicated ways to improve. Seeing yourself on video is SO helpful.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Edward

[@SnowWolf90]

That makes sense... Once you get it, then you get it, that's how I was with lag anyways, and now I can hit 320 yard drives effortlessly

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Wow, big numbers

[@benjaminwilson869]

Let me just take a moment to comment on how pure that fairway is. That’s amazing. A lot better than my local municipal course 😂

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

I agree, I’m fortunate to work at Mediterra

[@santoshrungta9514]

The notes appearing on the screen actually covers the ball. Suggest shift it to some corner. We should be able to see the ball at the time of impact. Santosh

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Santosh, I'll see what I can do. Best, Adam

[@s3gts]

Nice Adam, As a byproduct of this drill, note the pelvis. Adam slots the path along the line of the pelvis. Get that, and after you groove the club path, you can then speed up the pelvis.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Always like your insights Dave! All the best, Adam

[@thomaslucart2555]

How do I stop spinning out? Meaning I think I'm rotating my shoulders first and my front foot always moves to the right, left handed golfer here. Thanks.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thomas, I have a video called getting in the slot at this channel, I think you'll find it helpful. Best, Adam

[@thomaslucart2555]

@@Scratchgolfacademy thank you sir.

[@jettjones8521]

Will laying off the club at the top make this harder? I tend to be really out to in

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Not necessarily Jett. If it’s severely laid off it might cause the club to flop over the top. All the best, Adam

[@rygamer]

I realized I hit “out to in” when I started to hit my irons more solid and with a divot. Problem is my divot was pointing wayy left of the target . I way hitting the ball with too much sidespin.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Keep at it, sounds like you’re developing some awareness

[@BobC777]

Love your videos. And your subscription count is now > 200K - impressive (and deserved!).

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thank you so much!

[@abrahamgodfrey1189]

Brilliant.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Abraham. All the best, Adam

[@larrykeller6304]

Thanks for the video. Can you use this drill with a driver? It's the club I struggle the most with coming over the top.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Larry, absolutely, it would be good with a driver. Just make sure you can snap the face of club square. Best, Adam

[@marc6652]

Congratulations for your third "PGA Teacher of the Year".

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Marc. All the best, Adam

[@jshyne213]

Great Drill!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Justin. All the best, Adam

[@모리모리-x7b]

I really appreciate for this awesome lecture videos I feel guilty about watching these perfect videos ,😀 Thanks from Korea

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Nice to hear from you in Korea. All the best, Adam

[@MarvMightyMoose]

Hi rob here. I have been struggling with getting my hip sway through impact. I tend to have my shoulder leading rather than my hip. Any tips? Great video!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Rob, Hard to say without seeing you swing. Maybe rehearse what you want in slow motion, then add some speed. Hope you get it sorted out. All the best, Adam

[@liamzamora9921]

i’m working on this right now with my coach so seeing more drills are super helpful

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad to hear it Liam All the best, Adam

[@gunslinger2012ful]

Great content! Is he English or American?

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Sean. I grew up in England, lived adult life in America. All the best, Adam

[@johnburnette2191]

As always, another great video and appreciate you taking the time to share your expertise. To get the club face back "online" during the forward swing wouldn't you have to initiate the downswing with a lower-body forward movement (toward the target) and rotation. Otherwise, the club would continue to go toward the "outward" direction.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks John. Yes, I would agree. Best, Adam

[@SteveSmith-zz4ih]

Adam at the 7 min mark is that your little house in the back ground or even your work shop? Great video by the way thank you.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Steve. The 7 minute mark is the end of the video.....but I see a really nice house in the background with the opening shot! All the best, Adam

[@Salad-Cream-Binge]

4:15 if you wanna skip the intro

[@justincoplen4988]

thanks, but still can't fix my swing.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Hang in there Justin! All best wishes, Adam

[@Realestatefocused]

get lessons from a local pga instructor

[@marklucey1]

How do we “solve the clubface” Adam?

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

You have to practice it Mark. Hold the club up in front of you, turning it towards the ground (somewhat bowing it) is closed. Hit lots of half shots with a 6 iron until you are good at hitting it left and right at will, then you have feel Hope this helps Best, Adam

[@matthewlynch9653]

How do you not release the wrists too early?

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Matthew, I'm afraid there is no answer to that, try to feel the release at the moment of impact. If I was using a fly swatter, and 'scooped' the fly up the wall, what would you tell me? It's a bit like that, you just have to relax your mind and adjust. Hope this helps. Best, Adam

[@Young21Lee]

Korean title is so wrong... please change it as "인사이드 아웃 스윙 훈련" Btw.. thanks for great videos always

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

I think the translate tool might be giving incorrect translation. Would you mind helping us translate? We can pay you. Send us an email if you are interested. [e-mail] . Thanks for the comment!

[@seanliver593]

Watch out for that Alligator hanging out behind you

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

We have some here in Florida. Thanks, Adam

[@seanliver593]

Great video as always, thank you !

[@marisarosenthal]

Greatest drill ever. 10-20 yards per club, didn't even practice just started doing it in the 1st tee, shot 35

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Nice going!! All the best, Adam

[@R_Nottelling]

If the amateur golfer were able to follow those instructions and hit the ball to the right like that following bat swing path, then why wouldn’t they just practice hitting the ball with a correct straight path and go dead straight? Doesn’t make sense to me

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

The human mind learns motor skills by contrast. Always trying for neutral usually doesn't build deep skill. Once the person can freely hit the boundaries (so to speak) they can then more easily dial neutral in. Also, when under duress, as in on course, and they start to struggle, they will have more built in feel to make corrections. Hope this helps. Best, Adam

[@rolandhoward9412]

Good channel/content, but that intro is a little cheesy. I'd recommend just going right into content, or, if you feel compelled by branding purposes to have an intro of sorts, make it shorter.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the input. It's only about 8-9 seconds. Pretty average length for KZbin channels. We are glad you like the channel/content though.

[@xintian4707]

I won't play on this course, I don't want to ruin it.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Mediterra is a treat to play on, I agree. Best, Adam

[@SsyamS-fx9xq]

日本語プリーズ

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for watching the video. Best, Adam

[@rehoby]

UGH...NO! Swinging to 1:00 is death. Why would you teach this? Breaking that habit is the hardest thing in the world. People will start flipping if they do this. I love your stuff, but this makes no sense.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Michael, This video is aimed at people who pull & fade, and want to work towards a draw feeling. If you already hit hooks when you struggle (I do) then you'd want to ignore this type of video. If someone has low blood pressure, they should not take medicine that lowers it more etc. Hope this helps. Best, Adam

[@jtwrc]

This is a great drill for gofers that come over the top and hit the ball out on the toe. I've been struggling with solid iron contact for years and have started using this drill as I am getting ready for the season to start (live in western NYS). As every golfer swings differently, this drill is appropriate for some, not everyone. Cheers

[@krusher74]

3 mins in still all over the place waffling about this and that, gave up.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Sorry you didn't like the video

[@kima1263]

Great video. 👍🏼

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much. Best, Adam