Improve Your Golf Swing Technique Instantly

[@the_full_english]

Just recently found your channel and love the fact you don’t show club/ball speed etc like others who just wanna show off how far they hit it! Working my way thru your vids and implementing some bits that apply to me. I’ve always struggled with getting the clubhead going inside from the off and across the line at the top. I’m only down the road from precision so hoping to book in some lessons with you when I’ve got the time and money!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks David, glad you’re enjoying my friend and hope to see you soon! Best wishes Stu

[@jackjetpilot]

You gotta be kidding me!!! The right shoulder to left heal just changed everything! Absolutely amazing. Thank you!!!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Haha go forth and conquer my friend. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@swisstone66]

Another great video, I have played golf for over 40 years to a low single figure handicap, I have to admit to having an old fashioned knee slide swing, I am half way through the recovery of a hip replacement and when I return to golf in a months time I intend to fully embrace your videos and change my weight transfer to the modern style

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Firstly, I wish you a very speedy and successful recovery my friend. When you get back up and running, please don’t hesitate to ask any questions along the way. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@DavidC-j5b]

Almost everything in one video. This one plus the broom series makes for a complete swing guide in my book. Love it!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Really glad you think so!! Hope you enjoy my friend.

[@markdowau1003]

Clarity and consistency of message second to none

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you Mark, much appreciated Sir.

[@TheStretchBear]

Thanks Stuart - this gives me a great guide on 'where to start remodelling' and goes a long way towards answering my queries a couple of videos ago. Much appreciated!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

You were the reason I made it my friend 😊 I’m glad it’s helped.

[@53jg]

Brilliant Stu, really ties it all together this one!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks buddy - much appreciated.

[@syamghani7992]

Been on ur channel for a while now. But, only last wk, I really understand the pulling & left leg action (toe-heel). Before this I'll do it separately, & boy it mess-up as can't sync it properly. Last wk only I understand, that one actually need to use the left leg to 'assist' the hand to pull the club. To phrase it- utilising left ft pressure as an 'additional force' to ur hand in 'Pulling' the club.Then walla, it just all click & sync-up. No more sliding to the left, I'm pivoting within my spine axis. Thanks Stu.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Superb news my friend! So happy to hear you got there. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts and experiences. Enjoy 😊

[@riggz5496]

Beautiful swing and a great video. Thank you

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you for the very kind words, glad you enjoyed. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@kieranoleary2668]

Really enjoyed that one. Almost a bitesize manual to compliment a few of your videos in one visit. Had a great night off the tee a on Tuesday.....thinking of your movement of the hips/feet. Felt a bit 'stenson step' into my right side, not really done it until recently. Then making the head heavy by swinging it thru strike rather than impact being an event; collecting the ball on the way thru. Magic stuff stuart

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you so much Kieran, felt a little round up was due and glad it helped. Really appreciate the lovely feedback on your on course play too. Hope the positive vibes continue. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@innocent-zone]

That’s Good Coaching Stuart!! Thank you for the Amazing Content!! 💥🏌️‍♂️🧢💪🏾

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My pleasure my friend! Glad you enjoyed. 😊

[@kcd2630]

Great Video once again.. Do you pull the club with left hand

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Pull with both hands my friend. 😊

[@kcd2630]

@@GoodGolfCoaching thanks for such a prompt response

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My pleasure.

[@PeterInness]

Thank you Stu, wonderful summary and getting back to just a great traditional swing that has been coached “out of us” by a lot of modern instruction ! Gives me faith to see this all work. I do have a question on “pulling”. Is there a right and wrong way ? If not careful you can come down steep. I have recently found just releasing more allowing the club momentum to really shape its natural path works? Curious on your view as I spent a lot of time on you previous detailed “pull forward and down “ video ? By the way a really like the start with the feet to generate the hip and not consciously “move” the hips.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hi Peter - many thanks for the very kind comments. The pull direction will be greatly influenced by the shaft pitch in the pull phase. Watch my "Steep and Shallow" swing video for more insights. Hope that helps. Best wishes Stu

[@garysatterfield7805]

...... excellent video Stu......to this day I know can and should use the ground forces better. I get so obsessed with the swing sometimes I forget about the ground......thanks ⛳🍺

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

You’ll unlock so much more power Gary, and that means more distance, blasted past your mates!! 😎

[@garysatterfield7805]

@@GoodGolfCoaching .......oh and....... If I can make it to the live show on Monday with Georgia Hall...... I promise I'll be well-behaved 😁

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

That would be VERY disappointing. Georgia is a great girl and loves a giggle 😊

[@garysatterfield7805]

@@GoodGolfCoaching ...... In that case I'm calling in sick Monday! 😁

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hahaha you blinking better! Want you there…

[@Thataintnothing]

Hey Stuart ,Jack Nicklaus Espoused Pushing off the inside of His back Foot to start the Down,or Forward Swing .

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hi Daryl, wonderful, give it a go and then try what I advise here. See how they both feel. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@davidedmonds8418]

Hey Stu love the content as always , question regarding pulling the club . Ive noticed my shoulders opening up too early causing pulls and pull draws, off the planet ATM. When pulling how can you stop the shoulders opening up too early causing over the top ?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

The shoulders opening up too early, is not possible my friend. Focus on more pressure moving towards your lead foot in your backswing. I have a fantastic video coming out next Tuesday, just for you. 😊 Members of my channel can see it now, but if you can hold off, Tuesday you’ll be able to catch it! Hope that helps. Best wishes Stu.

[@davidedmonds8418]

@@GoodGolfCoaching great thx for the response and look forward to the upcoming video 😄

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My pleasure!

[@carcose]

Ciao Stu. Great video. A question about handle starting the backswing: is it correct pull down with the left hand while the right one is exercising force upwards (as I had the theraband)?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

You reference the backswing and down swing. Can you clarify?

[@carcose]

Sorry Stu for my English. When you start backswing: left hand push down, right hand pull up. A sensation similar to the one when you use theraband. ​@@GoodGolfCoaching

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Please please Carlo, no apology necessary; yes you are absolutely correct my friend. Best wishes Stu

[@TheStretchBear]

Thanks again! My Andy Warhol moment! 😂

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Pleasure

[@glengignac173]

I can feel the pull but when I apply the down the club head pitches out then down to ball…on an outside in path! What am I doing wrong? Thanks

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Too many variables, I’d be guessing Glen.

[@glengignac173]

Continue watching another video…I can create the “down” not by physically pushing down (causes shaft pitch out) but the down is created by the pressure in the left foot(rotation)?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Honestly Glen, I don’t do guessing my friend.

[@paulwebster2616]

Only recently discovered you. Loving your approach As a coach of fifty years . However I’m confused with your interpretation of foot pressures . To me you are stacking and weight is on left foot during majority of backswing?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hi Paul thanks for sharing you thoughts. I would grab a pressure mat or plate, and have a play with the forces needed to creat speed and rotation. Hope that helps give you some guidance or watch this video to explain more - kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3rUmmOngraCedksi=C1qJwS6KPjRXRXxi best wishes Stu 😊

[@paulwebster2616]

Thankyou, I was confused at first. Yes your weight IS on your left foot thru 80% of your backswing .

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Ok Paul 👍

[@daveparsons7756]

Are we making sure to keep club in front of chest throughout the whole swing?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

If the grip is good, enough forearm rotation; hip rotation, lag and load, absolutely Dave.

[@daveparsons7756]

Thank you!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Pleasure

[@jamesclick1460]

Are you trying to maintain the cup in your left wrist through out the whole swing?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Unless you have an overly flat left wrist, corrupting the wrist angles is never a good idea. Hope that helps.

[@brigsivasankarvidyasagar2530]

Why don't you show in slow motoin when down starts what moves first. You plant your foot left on to groun. Then does it make the left hip move behind you and then only you hit the ball with your arms and hands?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

From memory you completely dismissed my views on the golf swing, no?

[@mikebarnard2689]

11:28 Tommy Fleetwood umbrella garbage … seems a bit harsh, I’ve seen Fleetwood finish well left like Lowry . 😀

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Never once said Tommys umbrella finish is bad for Tommy. Thanks for sharing your thoughts though Mike!

[@sumitagg1]

Stu - this seems to contradict a different video in which you said that a better drill for amateurs is to step backwards not forwards.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Where in the video does it say “step forwards” Sumit?

[@johnbrown-wi6zy]

Nice video as always, the biggest let down, it is not the BRITISH OPEN UMMM ITS THE OPEN. Old school again ahhahahaha would be nice for people to start looking how the ball moves, and understanding why more than track-man. its only my opinion. old school again,its amazing how good players were in the past Stu.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks for sharing John! Appreciated as ever. Best wishes Stu