He STOPPED SLICING & now hits PIERCING iron shots!

[@alanmackenzie3258]

Was trying to do the ironing while watching this, dog was looking at me funny as I kept stopping and taking practice swings! I need a job at Peter Finch media to get these priceless lessons.😂

[@Hartlepoolgolfer]

Love seeing Pete in his natural environment of coaching. More like this.

[@AaronChase83]

I know this wasn't the kind of content you set out to publish on this channel but, genuinely, this is awesome. More, please!

[@ryantaub]

If this is what the channel becomes, you will gain another subscriber in me. Absolutely brilliant gents

[@chadpritchard6550]

Please do more of these "live" videos. It's much easier for me to translate the information to my game when it's being taught to another golfer. After watching this video, I started paying attention to my wrist angle on my back swing and I hit my first ever 300 yard drive and am striking my irons the best I have ever hit them.

[@Lambake884]

Man, to have a 1 on 1 lesson of this quality. Stuffy of dreams

[@msalzberg4962]

I like that you called it a 'rehearsal' swing. I try to think of them as that, not as practice swings. You practice on the range; you rehearse your shots on the course.

[@Reffitt2]

Fantastic video, guys! I truly think the channel needs much more of these one on one type practice sessions! After a couple more practice videos, maybe take Jacob out for a 9 hole course lesson implementing the new swing changes?! Great job, Jacob! The smallest change can be truly difficult!

[@grahamhoughton5728]

I've never noticed, when playing with mates, what the wrist angle is at the top. When you stopped Jacob at the top, then he made a swing, it was really obvious when he was extending.... Great breakdown, and I reckon usable at the range. 👏👏👏

[@ericchambers9914]

This was a fabulous video and kudos to Jacob for sharing his journey to better golf. I'd definitely enjoy seeing more of this type of content!

[@chrishartman5383]

Really liked this long form Swing Quest video, and JAcob did a great job!

[@steisdre]

Really good this guys. benn working on bowing a lot and it's helping massively. Jacob has never been so quiet :'D

[@1987wasoverrated]

Been pushing and slicing a lot of irons recently. Just took this to the range, to "rev the throttle" to flatten my wrist, and my iron shots were (mostly!) straight and true. Thank you!

[@jrwyattmusic]

Damn. I tried working on this at the range, and it changed everything. I adapted it a tad and put it on my driver as well - same deal. I had been working on my wrist movement previously, but I couldn't get it right. Everything else in my swing and grip was pretty dialed in. After the range I played 9 holes and shot my lowest score yet. Thanks so much for this!

[@Themodelrailer]

Hold on hold on are you giving lessons again……… that is a legit bucket list right there if you are!

[@bjm2762]

Very interesting. It really shows how a lovely flighted ball doesn't necessarily impact correctly to get the most distance out of your swing.

[@Tizerable]

Could be the best lesson for my situation I've seen. Can't wait to try out these changes!

[@Dwtaz]

Do you still offer lessons Pete now that your a YT sensation? I need this lesson in my life! Mr Flick from Flickington here

[@jordanritchie12]

Quintessentially brilliant. Fantastic insight into a swing fault I suspect all golfers have and really explained the remedy to resolving the wrist errors superbly. More videos like this would be excellent. Great work as always 👍

[@gretelroberts587]

Thanks Peter and Jacob. I've got work to do.

[@graphicalbubble1]

This is great, I know the long form wasnt ideal for you. But I really enjoyed this lesson

[@mikegaines8195]

Need more vids like this

[@swingquestgolf]

Thanks Mike

[@damianlanigan]

This is so good. Don't think I've ever played with an amateur who doesn't extend too much - me included! The Spiethian over-exaggeration drill is the only thing that keeps me on the straight and narrow. Even then, when I watch video back , I'm a bit extended. It's a process.

[@michaeldeane3168]

If this is the future of Swing Quest, then i all in! Brilliant video. My wife caught me doing random wrist movements afterwards, which took some explaining!!

[@swingquestgolf]

😂

[@AndreasLjungcrantz]

This is awesome... Love the knuckle tip feeling! Trying it out with just club! Gonna take this to the range, and test it out!

[@stevelewis6675]

I think I need to fly to the UK for a lesson with you Peter , in all my lessons nobody has spoke about my hand position. Great stuff

[@v1ck1985]

more of these please, what be great to see the progression of all the podcast crew 👍👍

[@rgrpncs]

This was great, please do more videos like this one.

[@Renmazuo27]

Awesome video and loving the detail that Hackmotion provides, would love to see Jacob's progression down the track.

[@colinwhite9184]

Yep that was perfect, well done.

[@earlwood9977]

Love it. Something I’ve been attempting as well. Moving from a fairly weak to stronger grip. Great work.

[@LedMV007]

Great content! Really need a driver lesson vid like this. The hands ahead for iron striking has opened by driver at impact and I'm struggling to find that different feel or release than and iron shot

[@dougiereid4205]

Great instruction and tool to use. I tried it but it is really difficult for a high handicap scooper. thanks Pete for sharing this instruction.

[@ForeMoreGolf]

Really like the new information driven format 👍

[@AllTheGearMusic]

Cool idea doing these live lessons. Like it 👍🏼👍🏼

[@John-ql4wo]

Brilliant video. Excellent switch up of content. I got down to 18 fairly quick and grabbed a lesson. I was told my grip was too weak and was encouraged to incorporate a stronger grip to increase ball speed and promotion of a draw, so this video is bang on the money for me. It felt horrible on the course, and I reverted back to my old ways. That’s all my fault. This has served as a lightbulb moment.

[@Croy01]

Great video Guys very well explained . Pure Class 🏌‍♂⛳💣🚀

[@bentottle917]

That was so enlightening, guys. Thank you so much. Straight to the range. ❤

[@Godlikewrath]

very very good video lesson a lot of the points you make explain a lot of what im doing wrong will definitely take this to the range thanks

[@sebb4304]

Pete, love the content. Be interested to see you do a similar video with the big stick. Taa!

[@Mowser63]

Excellent insight… useful 🤔

[@domodonnell5842]

Bravo. Great vid!

[@BillyKone]

This is so helpful, thanks!

[@benlemoi3515]

Awesome video

[@craigprothero4402]

Great video love the insights and use of the tech

[@leeturner3313]

Great video guys 😊 quick question on setting the wrist angles; can you set the flection in the takeaway with pressure in the meaty bit if your palm? I took this from Porzak golf KZbin channel

[@jemmcc]

This is an incredible video lads. Speaking as a person who has recently redeveloped a 35 yard slice 😂

[@gibsh.]

Bit of a naive question here: Can the takeaways from this video be applied to my woods/driver? Great content on this channel btw absolutely loving it.

[@nicholaswebb8961]

Awesome lesson, quick question with the lower ball flight an increased distance does it effect the ability to stop the ball on the green or does spin increase with this strike?

[@callumrow5435]

Am i able to book a lesson? willing to travel wherever👍🏻👍🏻

[@jmeyer5able]

This is exactly what I’ve been working on for months. Really helpful to get advice on what to feel and some good drills. Thank you!

[@hubomba]

Won't trying to drift the arms forward at impact like that ultimately encourage a flip through the ball? The club needs to release at some point.

[@stevenlee798]

I wonder how it would go with my left hand grip on right-hand clubs 🤔

[@jamiesloan7259]

I have lower back issues. However, when the back is feeling flexible, I play this way. Something that maybe wasn’t mentioned is…. These wrist positions take more hip rotation, and right side bend to hit it correctly. You CANNOT stall out the body. This will result in a major hook. Get the hips open, and add some right side bend through the hitting zone. The strike will feel amazing, and the launch angle will lower.

[@momoghal3711]

Do you have anything for people who are maybe the polar opposite? LOL. I've got VERY stiff wrists, always have. Shallowed out my swing path nicely but because wrists are so stiff block everything out to the right. That'd be interesting!

[@jamesxuereb6337]

Oh Pete! 20min lesson vs 4min quick correction. I miss the shorter ones 😢

[@lokidecat]

I paused at 10:46 and it was definitely cupped despite the intention to bow it. It's SOOO damn hard to get this!! Golf is so impossible.

[@Thedlama]

Across the line at the top because trail arm lifts and gets too deep which naturally causes lead wrist extension. Keep elbows pinched, feel like left thumb pushes club to the ground at top of swing.

[@RussellRen]

Thumbnail (at a quick glance) looks like you're giving Matt Fryer a lesson! 😀🏌️‍♂️

[@leeearle1169]

Gs up and knuckles down 😃 that’s all one needs in life Great video this I actually forgot about my left hand angle of attack . Rahm’s got a really bowed wrist . So maybe attempting a Rahm ain’t such a bad idea , but the Rahm feel will probably be more like zero on that machine . Just thinking their 🤔 the average bear won’t have this handy digital kit tracer thing. But Iv just had a great invention idea a more laymen’s version of this could be a gloved bubble . Like the spirit level but on a glove 🧤. The water bubble method can’t be beaten they been using since Egyptian times it’s how we find true level horizontal or vertical . Just like the Horizontal horizon lol 😜. You got a pen 🖊 bubble you could potentially attach a pen bubble to the left hand golf glove . But the invention would have to be refined to be flexible maybe see through rubber but attached to the back of the glove with the water bubble . I was watching Tom Suguto post some company wanted him to show off the right handed wrist device to show your getting compression . That device had a clicking noise to it . In theory they could do the clicking device maybe for the left hand also 🤔 I don’t think Iv seem a training Aid for the left hand which is not digital . But I’m only a high handycapper so what do I know . But making good progress Im into the golf now but I should have got into earlier . Footballer growing up and Tennis mainly bit golf was more a family affair with my dad and my brother but back then like so many real novice . This whole Utube thing and screens 📱 you can learn the swing right here on utube . I ain’t got the doe for lessons right now this is me . These days are just such a flurry of information in general , this is the Age of Aquarius ♒️ it’s pouring of the waters of information

[@peterhedrick9026]

Can a non pro decipher the data from hack motion?

[@jonathanhughes5876]

Subtitles came up saying "Pizza Finch". This makes me happy. There has to be a slice pun in here somewhere.

[@swingquestgolf]

That name would suit me well

[@ianmurray2573]

Really good lesson but I just wish some of this technology was more reasonably priced to help us out.

[@dcolum23]

I want to see Pete's HackMotion data

[@karlsemkow7456]

More of these please 🙏🏼, what’s your address, I’m coming over?

[@Garbox80]

I guess one could make a "poor man's feedback device" with kinesiology tape. It wouldn't limit wrist movement, but would give instant feedback if your wrist starts to extend.

[@howardkennerley4679]

This looks a god tool , always been plagued with too much extension , it's bloody difficult to get it down to reasonable level Also a little cupped is better than bowed imo Lots of cricketers have this problem , the 2 games aren't compatible , but hey ho , keep at it Jacob Good video Pete

[@swingquestgolf]

It’s very good

[@jamesgordon6794]

First

[@swingquestgolf]

My guy

[@Freethebees99]

Indoor doesn’t count. Gotta be on grass outside

[@jason12311000]

Actively trying to bow the wrists? Isn't this old teaching. No way he should be trying to do that.

[@allaunier8143]

Way too much talking. Get to the lesson & keep it concise with only relevant discussion!

[@edanzore]

This needs to bevdone eith a coach. Peter, this video is so dry

[@willuexwilluex6241]

Great video