This Golf Lesson will change your LIFE!

[@davidkramer194]

I've watched a lot of your videos and they are all pretty good, but this was a paradigm shift. The key to consistency is via repeatability and I cannot think of a way to create better repeatability than this. This will solely be what I focus on for my short game via experimenting with set up changes and keeping swing the same.

[@congnarland]

Less variables, simpler, repeatable. Love it.

[@golfslump]

Exactly!! Don’t change your swing depending on which shot you’re going for!

[@Dreama40]

Watched this about 10 times and i learn something new each time lol..... This time I learned that the upper body pivot/turn is the MAIN 'driver' of the action and the arms and wrists go along for the ride, which promotes a nice consistent shallow angle of approach into the ball. Such a great lesson!!

[@abrahamchavez7134]

I’m jumping on the wagon. I watched this a few months ago and can confidently say that this video lowered my handicap 2-3 strokes. Watch it, implement, watch again, rinse and repeat. Thank you!!!!

[@lvldarwin]

I love Grant's coaching style. Delivery of info is everything. Here I am air swinging at work.

[@marbles8901]

Dude, this was so good. I've been spending so much time with the Dan Grieves 3 releases, and this is so much easier for the regular player to technically implement. Love it!

[@nickgiles1991]

i wonder how much this is down to very consistent conditions in australia.... what about wet muddy lies in the uk...

[@marbles8901]

@@nickgiles1991 consistent conditions? it rains here plenty, and when it rains it's proper downpour. Not that north-west England drizzle. And our courses are cheap (most under 30 british quids) so you get cloggers duffing big pitch marks around the greens and not repairing them. For what it's worth, the 3 releases is still a technique I think is a necessity to learn. My point was that for someone just starting to focus on short game, this is an easier entry point, technically.

[@nickgiles1991]

@@marbles8901 hey bro, yeah, i get it... anything that demysitifies the game is good - i had a recurrence of the shanks recently.... only pitch shots not irons... worked out that it is dan grieve advice to have loose arms in pitching... but longer pitches seem to stretch the arms out a bit with the weight of the swing... puts hosel in play... so now i am keeping trail arm tucked in to stop the arms stretching out.. seems to work!!... what a game

[@Ulster2]

To be fair this was refreshing. It’s body driven but the arms and wrists are allowed to flow naturally. The outcome you require is primarily determined by your set up. It’s also the only short game lesson I’ve seen on you tube that didn’t mention “ use the bounce “

[@golfslump]

Exactly!!! Keep it simple golf is already so hard

[@jasonbourne488]

This coach’s philosophy and approach is truly amazing and logical.

[@gregoryw9]

So good. If you watch Short Game Chef he touches on some of the basics of using the body rather than hands but this really hammers home the overall concept - change the easy variables, not the mid-swing ones! Genius

[@ENAMGOLF]

What a great short game lesson!! Grant💯 Thanks for sharing👍🏻👍🏻 “make the same motion”

[@JetsNGolf]

So freaking good! Great job by both and love the simplicity of the couch as he explained the process!

[@henkbarnard8070]

Great tip. IT just makes sense. I am looking forward to working on this.

[@NewlandGolf]

Such a great video, the way grant simplifies the short game and makes it easy to understand basic fundamentals in a 17min video can't beat that

[@russellnewsham]

This is the best short game tip ive ever had ,thanks .

[@golfslump]

🙌🏻

[@Dreama40]

Make necessary adjustments 'at set up' depending on shot requirements, low/high etc, then keep swing motion the same! Simple method, LOVE IT!

[@golfslump]

That’s right!!! Don’t change your swing but rather, change the loft and stance and speed throughout the shot!

[@Dreama40]

Yes! and speed through body rotation, not arm/wrist speed as he was saying! Awesome man, awesome!@@golfslump

[@dpmiam]

Thanks for sharing this great video. Very consistent technique. Love it!

[@AStudyinGolf-711]

Keeping the same swing… I love it! My brain is too small to change every time

[@DanWessonSpecialist]

This is exactly how I do it after coming back from a 18 year hiatus. Before quitting golf I used different clubs with a putting style motion which was inconsistent. If only I could read greens.

[@jeremylocher250]

learn and use aim point express. Trust me

[@noobatnothing]

great video, my swing improved from these tips forsure

[@Frogstomp_actual]

Added this to my training notebook. If you see me on the training area trying to be you, say gday. Great video.

[@golfslump]

Haha will do!!

[@jeanleong4211]

Brilliant & simple.. Thanks ❤

[@DjuvenRoyl]

wow this was very informative thank you

[@adamlind604]

Great video. So many valuable points to take away.

[@golfslump]

Glad you think so!

[@jeffp2001]

WOW can’t wait to try this seems simple. Thx

[@jaiseman5919]

This is brilliant insight for such little short game experience I have right now! 🙏

[@golfslump]

So simple!!

[@jaiseman5919]

@@golfslump It's insane how one method can give you every shot you need, I can't ignore this insight again! Adding it to the bag 👍

[@jameslovering9158]

Nice and simple concepts, love it !

[@golfslump]

Absolutely love this perspective

[@petertyson2964]

This is truly awesome Chang. Good work mate.

[@golfslump]

Thanks Peter glad you enjoyed it!

[@tonywilliamson1474]

I love that lesson thanks Tony

[@jzbendy2780]

What valuable insight. Thanks mate! You hit them nicely too 👊

[@golfslump]

I was hitting them exactly how I wanted it!!

[@rohitpratap4174]

Love the simplicity of this. However, do you have a video on difference lie types and how it fits in with this please? To my mind, a ball sat down in thick rough will need a different release pattern to that on a tight lie on the fairway. Thanks

[@antap]

Out if the rough you can put the ball back a little and have your weight a little left, open the club to suit. Hardpan same deal, ball back a little and don't use sandwedege because of the flange; you want to hit down a bit more.

[@1516Taylor]

Excellent! Thanks.

[@RichardsStreet888]

Still grindin Grant, speed is everything!

[@superfanaddict]

Just tried this on my indoor mat. Contact much more consistent and feels much more controlled! Thanks mate!

[@golfslump]

That’s great to hear man!!

[@JT-ue4hc]

Great lesson. Thanks for sharing

[@golfslump]

Thanks man!! Definitely learnt a big lesson here

[@Ebinsf33]

Solid stuff here imo- and you can’t rly argue w cam smith results w this approach he has the prolly best game in the world inside 100y

[@jaarn2]

Great Lesson!

[@steveng8727]

Golf is so unique and personal e.g. Tiger said he only focuses on throwing w/ his right hand.

[@ryanmcdonnell665]

This is great

[@alecgaroian1661]

This is awesome! When he is saying to add loft are you just opening up the face but then gripping it at that position?

[@golfslump]

Yeah so everything about the set up and swing stays the same except by just changing the loft and speed through the shot

[@mkinsinger25]

Are you aiming more left when increasing club loft? Or should the ball stay on the same line?

[@antpalm8]

Excellent video!

[@golfslump]

Thanks Ant!

[@ryanj1262]

This is great information ❤

[@ThePeteLy]

Check out the rust on that wedge 😮

[@mryttmpful]

Love it.. Works !!!

[@SKBAB97]

This is such a great video

[@golfslump]

Appreciate it!!

[@jasonbourne488]

Could you do another video with this coach on the full swing?

[@Chris_Traynor]

Solid advice!

[@jeffb8331]

I was a volunteer at the Houston Open last week and almost every pro I watched used this method. How do you keep the ball from going right as you open the face? Do you lower the handle?

[@huygmail]

This is amazinG!!

[@golfslump]

So simple isn’t it!!!

[@huygmail]

@@golfslump yes sir!!

[@grovum]

Excellent video. Seems all these instructional videos have a student that is already a good player. Wish they’d get some 10 handicapper that uses way too much hinge and digs into the ground.

[@jacobwelp2831]

I think I need an Australian golf coach now

[@BillyDenton-nx3oy]

There is a significant amount of quality information here, and the principles behind the stock shot are the same principles I use for a standard pitch. However, this instruction is among thousands, which never answer the question that every player/student is sure to ask. Hands ahead, equal to, or behind the ball at impact for a standard pitch ? I have all 3 shots to one degree or another as most players do. And all 3 misses. None of those 3 ever really leave me in a place of peace in regards to the pitch. Any of the three present clear and present dangers. Imo, it is the reason why you see players with 45 years of experience, like me, who hit a wide variety of shots around the green. From those, the least frequent selection is the standard pitch. The summer of 1986, I was fresh out of High School Golf, preparing a walk on attempt to a Pac-10 school. With only 8 years bagroom experience, and 9 years playing experience, I managed to land a gig looping for the late great ChiChi Rodriguez. Chichi taught me to roll the ball around the greens via a number of shots which were new to my game. That wasn't a shot we learned growing up in the mountains of Oregon. I frequently use the ChiChi taught shots to this day. Crazy to think about. Smh. It's like, for a modern day equivalent in regards to accomplishments and player popularity, landing a gig on John Dalys bag ! He took a bit of a liking to me, helped me with my game and mindset, and maybe more than anything he treated me like I was a good player. I had always thought of myself as an average player. ChiChi thought that I was better than I thought that I was. In hindsight I ended up playing mini tours and section events and open qualifiers for most of my adult life. Now I like to think that he was right about my game's potential, more right than I was. Don't remember what we were talking about, but thanks for congering up the old memories. 😎✌️⛳️🏌‍♀️🙏🧑‍🌾

[@marcelfully2827]

I think I had a eye opening moment 😂

[@golfslump]

How great was this?!!

[@rickyparker5359]

I to learned from this information. Does this swing technique apply to full swing and driver?

[@golfslump]

I’m pretty sure Grant teaches this for every aspect of the golf swing so yes!

[@contronuscontronus2931]

Very interesting! Does this work also for a bunker shot?

[@freestylin90]

Sorry if I missed this in the video, what club are you using for this lesson? Love your content!

[@Dreama40]

Do you prefer to 'add rotational speed' or 'swing longer' to reach the target?

[@miloradjelic7521]

Another enjoyable video! What club were you using?

[@golfslump]

I was using a 60!

[@miloradjelic7521]

T​@@golfslump Thank you!

[@dominickesposito9051]

Thanks!

[@SteveN-df3xy]

great video ; did Grant say anything about ball postiion , or how to 'add loft ' at address ?

[@JustaName-cz1ez]

Do you reckon this same technique would work in soft/hard bunkers? I struggle with greenside shots!

[@chriis_86]

Hey mate Question for you are we using a PW with this golf shot? Club of choice is always my biggest. issue

[@golfslump]

I was using my 60 here

[@Graken-oj8dx]

@@golfslump Great Video! This fits my swing thought much better. What is Grant's standard for the loft to use? Opening a 60° wedge can quickly get to 64° plus, which seems excessive. Using a 56-58° would give the most versatility for using one club.

[@brendaninglis7795]

how good, so simple

[@golfslump]

So easy to understand

[@huygmail]

SO he saying close stance WOW!!

[@golfslump]

Closer and closed!

[@ben-vf]

This instruction will shave shots👍

[@georgejung5429]

Closed stance, mega flared left foot, ball slightly more toward the back foot, open or slightly close the club face depending on what shot you want to play and go. You can basically play any shot you want from here. It’s all about practice, I hit around 2000 pitch shots a week from 90 yards in… sort your takeaway out, if this is wrong you’re wrong, once you do that, it’s a green light… Practice is a must, don’t play, PRACTICE, you can’t improve any other way…. Get off the couch, stop watching videos and start practicing, you will get better, just be prepared to get worse first. 😂 Took me around 25,000 balls over 3 months to get the FEEL and understand the golf swing, now 90 yards has become my bitch, 80 yards are terrified of me, 70 yards gets hit 8/10 times. 60 & 50 yards sometimes I own them, sometimes I’m left with a bad one which is 16ft from pin, 40-30-20-10 yards is a piece of cake and I play on cow fields, when I go to the range and get to hit off a mat, I’m tour standard.. 😂 I live in England so we don’t get to play off hard fairways, everything is heavy & wet under foot…. It’s gross. 🤮

[@philippenonet9166]

Great 👍. What about bunker shots ? Thxx

[@golfslump]

Watch my recent video!! With Grant too 😏

[@aaronholt6080]

Is the swing and set up the same for a smaller chip shot?

[@wazzi1784]

Like to see Gran’s Lesson from bunkers. Wonder if he uses same methods?

[@wazzi1784]

Oh found it!!!

[@golfslump]

@@wazzi1784haha yeah watch the other video!

[@tddybllgm]

How does this approach change or remain when in the bunker?

[@arthurkim3331]

Does this apply to full shots with irons and driver?

[@The69godzilla]

So loft is managed by using different clubs and/or opening the club face?

[@michaelcraig4092]

And ball position

[@valentino5888]

Are you based on the sunny coast mate? Would love to meet up and play a round

[@golfslump]

No I’m not! Just came up to have a round with Jordy!

[@EldredMerricks]

I’d like to this in the rough!!

[@elbowyeish]

But how do i bottom the club out consistently behind the ball?

[@freowho9974]

Dropping the right foot back is a runners stance. Saw it a lot more decades ago. Why does Cam Smith not use it for the full swing? If he could improve his long clubs he would be hard to beat.

[@jbiz447]

How do you add more loft?

[@golfslump]

Simply by opening or closing the clubface!

[@timmcgrath9708]

Fantastic. I know he said it was different but this IS Jason Day's chipping technique. Day hinges naturally too. Much easier way to contact the ball consistently and find the bounce. This technique has taken me from being the worst chipper to an above average chipper. Here is Jason's quick explanation... kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaq6dpt5rt6Uj7s

[@Dreama40]

Which was probably adapted from Strickers method.

[@timmcgrath9708]

@@Dreama40 Yeah I don’t know who invented it but it’s all the same action

[@palmeto1130]

Thanks for the video. What club are you using here? 60?

[@nickmunkacsi4031]

6:49

[@Hunterrobb]

Nothing is natural about a golf swing.

[@warrenraynor2801]

Can I say looking hot 😊

[@golfslump]

🫶🏻

[@seth1455]

It didn't change my life

[@Steve-jz1ll]

This did NOT change my life

[@manontondalan9941]

too much talking that's not golf

[@DamoHeath]

coaching a kid who becomes elite doesnt make you an elite coach! Cam was a great golfer.....now hes not. Really like him but he had his moment.

[@Dreama40]

Why so sour?

[@rennymcallister6599]

Thanks!