Hand path in the circle of speed…

[@rodmoura5851]

Thanks!

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Thank you so much. 🙏

[@TerenceTeo-u1b]

I from Singapore. No other instructors explained it so well ....your circle of speed is the secret of the downswing. Thanks Marcus for sharing.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Glad it was helpful!👍

[@dogloverjb6873]

wow...what a great visualization.... swing my hands to an imaginary big ball up above the golf ball from the side. Unfortunately, my hands come "straight from above" ...but this video helps me understand how to correct that. My instructor tried to explain this to me months ago... and I couldn't understand his explanation. Your's is clear and concise to understand...Thank you!

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

It's all about finding the missing pieces. Great job. 👍

[@flyingfree387]

Hi Marcus, thanks for your teachings, greatly appreciated. Pretty amazing, effortless, slinging from the inside and this gives incredible ball striking. I observed video of my swing and the club head is slinging in low, curving sharply and deep inside to out, just before impact, due to the pushing of the trail hand palm, which leads to the scoop further forward with higher irons, where it needs to be, to hit ball first. Why does it feel like, yet again, these simple methods of swinging a golf club incredibly well, just seem to elude so many people and golf teachers, is it mass collusion or mass delusion, not decided yet. peace love light 🙂

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

My friend, I don't know. I wish the golf industry was a little more open minded but that will take some time. I think the big educators in golf that needs to change and that will probably not happen easily. 😊

[@GianlucaCracco]

Hello Marcus, it looks like your last 2 videos are for me. Thank you very much for all what you do great stuff.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Maybe I had you in my mind when I did this one. 🤔

[@ChiTherapie]

This comes at the right time just before i go to the course. This will be my practice of the day. Thanks buddy. Your the greatest 🥰

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Glad to help. Thanks. 🙏

[@NoelIrl24]

Thanks, great content. I was definitely doing the circle of speed too high before..this clarifies things.the straight arm drill, seem to produce a lot of speed in itself. thanks

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Glad it made you understand better. 👍

[@bayougolf7524]

This was the best video to show your circle of speed I was trying to find you circle but failed because of the angle of delivery back to the ball with the club I suspect all the other longer clubs have the same mirrored example as you have shown here ? Can’t go wrong with down the line camera shots Please do more 👍⛳️👍

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Glad it helped and yes I think the same with all clubs. 👍

[@DylanHolcomb-n3z]

Love the swing. I’ve tried it with my irons just not my driver yet. Feel good just have to get my speed up.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Sounds good. Just remember to use a really early release when you start hitting drives. 👍

[@seeingbeyond666]

Great Videos, and had Awesome Results so far, just working on keeping the ball from going right...

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

I'm glad that I can help you find what you want. 👍

[@wolfgangkehrer618]

I need to say a big thank you, Marcus! The circle of speed already has helped me a lot (together with the feeling / drill with the volleyball service from below) to correct my trail hand motion (right hand was always coming over the top, wrong type of rotation of "winning the hand wrestling" and not losing it). Now I need to get practicing by hitting balls, not only doing (full speed) practice shots only (snow on driving range in Austria was against me, indoor golf is not possible all the time). Let's see what the results will be. I will let you know.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Sounds great. Keep us posted. 👍

[@wolfgangkehrer618]

@@GolfwithMarcusEdblad It already improved my game for sure and gives me more consistency. However, I need to get the right elbow attached to my body at downswing and pre-impact (it is internally rotated too much and "flies"). I guess a good drill is to keep a glove / headcover under my right armpit throughout the swing. Or do you have another drill I could try? Thanks Marcus!

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

@@wolfgangkehrer618 Wolfgang, Ithink your circle is going in the wrong direction. If I do an over the top move my elbow flies out but if I go the right way that can never happen. I don't think this is an elbow problem, it is a misunderstanding. If you stand really open (more than 45°) and swing to the target this will never happen but if you stan neutral or closed it will happen every time if you swing straight or over the top. Practice the feeling with a really open stance.

[@wolfgangkehrer618]

@@GolfwithMarcusEdblad Thank you for your answer Marcus! Do yo mean that I should try to draw my lead foot a little back? Then I can try it. Thanks

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

@@wolfgangkehrer618 Do what I do 3 minutes in in this video. This will force you to keep your elbow in or you will miss the ball. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGKro4tqeJqUjc0si=PRX6_GfJDkgbHVvi

[@MikeJackman-q2q]

Thanks Marcus 🙏 As always, much appreciated guidance.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

My pleasure! 👍

[@larrykropp6789]

Marcus how do I correct this. Like you instruct, when I come from the inside I tend to top it or push of block it to the right. Maybe more of my chesting turning to the target? Thanks.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

You are probably on the right track. Maybe that you are in a hurry to rise up and rotate. Try to feel the push towards the ball a little longer. I am on Skillest if you want me to take a look at it. 👍

[@kenroyal3527]

Hello Marcus, I know you've already done it somewhere, but could you show the driver circle of speed similar to this view, please.Thanks for these reminders.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Noted! I will put that on the list. 👍

[@kenroyal3527]

I'm sure that adding to your list happens without our questions. Always enjoy your take on making a golf swing work. Just like this "circle" concept. Cheers!@@GolfwithMarcusEdblad

[@mikeyap9]

Me too. I find it more difficult to move the driver in the circle.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

@@mikeyap9 I think every change we do will be hardest with the driver. It always takes me the longest to change. 💪

[@kenroyal3527]

I've gotten closer with practice, so hitting some really well. Still working at it. @@mikeyap9

[@Builders-fo9xc]

Coining from the inside...is your clubface square to the swing path or the target line? thank you

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

It's between the target line and the path. Watch this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXjOc5l7qtaagtEsi=0JddepqZQm7wHARr

[@larrym3280]

Marcus, thanks for the videos. I will be going to an indoor golf range tomorrow and try your methods. It reminds me of playing fastball in my youth. I was a pitcher and the pitching move is the circle of speed! You could do so much with the ball by the way your hands released the ball. Well i have all winter to practice the circle of speed. I assume that ball position and feet setup 3:47 would allow you to cut the ball?

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

I think we need to talk underhanded through to make it in golf. The circle can go both ways, overhanded and underhanded. I'm not sure what you mean about cutting the ball, this video is all about pushing forward and out?

[@larrym3280]

I mean what would I do if I needed to hit a shot that starts out to the left and comes back right, the opposite of a draw. By the way, I went to the driving range and spent my first hour working on your technique. So far I have noticed that when I really concentrate on the move it works really well. Otherwise I pull everything. My first thought now is to swing down and then through the ball. I am hitting my 7 iron 150 yards but I would like to get that up to 165. I haven't hit a driver yet. By the way, I am 75 and work out 5 days a week in the winter and in the summer, on the days that I don't golf.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

@@larrym3280 To change to a fade you need to change timing to a later release and swing path needs to change. I will not do a fade video because it will make it messy for the viewers. I want all videos to work together. You will notice that when you hit your driver your release will need to be very early to get a draw. Keep going. 👍

[@larrym3280]

Okay thanks. I still have a lot of questions but I must practice a lot more.

[@bjarneolsen3849]

Hi Marcus. Thank you for motivating me with your speed training. I reached my goal today above 110 mph with my driver . What i can't understand is how i get the smash factor close to 1.5 like the pros. I rarely get my smash factor above 1.45. Is there a correlation between attack angle and smash factor ? I vary from a few degrees down to a few degrees down. Do you have a tip to improve smash factor with the driver ?

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

The more we find the absolute best hit in the sweat spot we will get more of the high smash shots we will get. All drills about impact will make you better to find the sweat spot with all clubs. The other thing is that the tour pro's drivers are all hottest possible and tested to be at the limit of what is USGA allows and most drivers in the stores are not as good.

[@davidstevan1]

Hi Markus. I’m currently injured so not able try this at my golf course. One thing that intrigues me is the idea that the hand path moves out to the ball and away from the body. As someone who regularly suffers from shanking when trying to swing in to out it seems to go against what I need to do to avoid the shanks. Trust me I can shank a short chip as my swing on such shots sees the club head travel out beyond the ball. I have watched your video on shanks but no good results as yet. I do tend to release the club straight to the ball rather than down and out - bit like you demonstrate. Why don’t you shank - better hand eye coordination?

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

One simple reason, I hit the sweat spot or slightly out on the toe side. The drill you saw me do in the shank drill I did with a brick to scare me to do it right and I did it for hours. When you release it in time the hosel will not be the first to reach the ball, the toe will win the race. If you regularly hit the shank when you think you hit the middle, maybe you need to try to hit it with the toe and you will hit the middle. 🤔

[@michaelmcfarland8796]

Thanks Marcus. Another great video.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Glad you enjoyed it👍

[@Chris_Traynor]

Great demonstration!

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Thanks 🙏

[@Lje7]

Hi Marcus, my thinking is pull up down push. Is that the right thinking for the circle? I was trying your swing back when I started golf but unfortunately I went down the KZbin rabbit hole of swings and now I’m no better than when I started. I’m going to stick with this circle of speed. I’m finding it hard to make contact with the ground at the moment, maybe I should move the ball back more in my stance?

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Welcome back. My hands push towards each other, I don't pull up. No pulling anywhere is a good thought. A ball position to far forward will restrict your possibility to hit it from the inside, try and move it and find what works best.

[@jeffepperson2469]

I’m just learning of your Channel and I have to say you have shown some missing links others seem to be holding back on, the circle on the side! learn to swing that circle in the back swing That where the throw action begins and then incorporate that with the pivot and the speed like doubles you can clearly hear the difference in swing speed, nice job!

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Glad it was helpful. 👍

[@jeffepperson2469]

I hope people will see this, I had rotator cuff surgery I hadn’t golfed in 7 months and when I went back I couldn’t hit the ball and my swing speed was 75-80 mph but I couldn’t figure out what was doing wrong and was about to go get lessons for the first time abut I came across your sight, I saw some of your videos and practice the circle swing on the side, it helped me get my sequence back i went from 75-80 mph to 95-100 club head speed I was so excited to take this to the range and yes I have my swing back and I think there is potential for faster speed! Thank you thank you. Any thing I can do to repay you? Thanks again!

[@WaldorfStatler]

Detta var super Marcus!👍🏻

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Tackar. Kommer på svenska nästa vecka. 👍

[@johnbogus5268]

Thanks Marcus, I would like to know if the trail arm should be long or short in backswing and the angle of the trail palm, is it 45, thank you.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Hi John. The trail palm feels about 45 but ends up almost straight to the target caused by the rotation. I don't know what you mean by long or short?

[@johnbogus5268]

I probably should have said wide or narrow trail arm, thanks for your reply@@GolfwithMarcusEdblad

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

@@johnbogus5268 Ok. If you have the same path going back as you plan to have on the path to the ball you will be narrow in both directions. I like to have a narrow feeling both ways.

[@joegallant8687]

I have been doing this for a while and it works,the path has to be narrow or you come over the top and have to reroute the club,you're done.Thanks Marcus for confirming what I was able to figure out from all your previous instruction.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

👍@@joegallant8687

[@VimMitt]

Sir, when do you turn your body to target in relation to hands and club coming from inside?

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

That is impossible to say. It's different between driver and irons and also different between shots depending on what club path I am trying to create. Simple guide: Slice=to fast body turn Draw/Hook=Good timing Fat shots with iron=To slow body movement

[@killianrios5951]

How could I time an early release for the driver

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

You can learn by doing it late and early on purpose. You will soon find what you need. Watch this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZe2n3pugKajp9Esi=Jlj17SsmbXD8_Do5

[@baldurhermannsson9413]

I wonder if this is the same as ... or similar to ... what some other instructors call "shallowing of the club" ...?

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

If. you swing from the inside you will always be more shallow in to the ball but this is not what I see in other videos.

[@mgsmith999]

Hi Marcus, glad you are doing well. I am a subscriber to your site and the concepts have blown me away. I am 70 and overweight but love golf. In your " Hand Path in the circle of speed" I see you accomplish the "pull club back, then go up, down again and then to the ball", however the mechanics of going back down again and then to the ball was not clear to me. I found on another site a drill which helps me do what you show (kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaHEo6etd9iJfbs). Both Steve Pratt and Mike Malaska have some of the same concepts that you have incorporated. One big concept they do not incorporate is the 45 degree concept of coming into the ball!! When I incorporate your concepts as well as the youtube link above, I have gained 30 yards but with a straight / 5 yard fade. Thanks for all your emails.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

I know them both and they have a lot of good stuff on there channels. 👍

[@Len_Capista]

Do you feel like your chest is swinging to the target and your hands are swinging inside out?

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

I am turning to the target but my arms are NOT following my chest. 👍

[@Len_Capista]

@@GolfwithMarcusEdblad thanks. I remember when people used to say swing to left field and I would swing the left field and the ball would go to left field. What they forgot to tell me is that just your hands go that way. I was wondering if you thought the same way

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

@@Len_Capista I have never played baseball but I think that works as long as it doesn't become straight. Is that called center field?

[@patriciafaath6796]

Danke!

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Thank you for all your kindness. 🙏

[@kryschiou4449]

maxim of golf.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

👍

[@djelalhassan7631]

Great

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Thanks. 👍

[@DylanHolcomb-n3z]

Love the swing. I’ve tried it with my irons just not my driver yet. Feel good just have to get my speed up.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Sounds good. Just remember to use a really early release when you start hitting drives. 👍

[@DylanHolcomb-n3z]

Love the swing. I’ve tried it with my irons just not my driver yet. Feel good just have to get my speed up.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Sounds good. Just remember to use a really early release when you start hitting drives. 👍

[@DylanHolcomb-n3z]

Love the swing. I’ve tried it with my irons just not my driver yet. Feel good just have to get my speed up.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Sounds good. Just remember to use a really early release when you start hitting drives. 👍

[@DylanHolcomb-n3z]

Love the swing. I’ve tried it with my irons just not my driver yet. Feel good just have to get my speed up.

[@GolfwithMarcusEdblad]

Sounds good. Just remember to use a really early release when you start hitting drives. 👍