How The TRAIL ELBOW Should Move In The BACKSWING

[@rickiew7713]

The best explanation I've seen on the flying right elbow and keeping shaft from getting across the line at top

[@notatarget3216]

i used to do a lot of foot work to "fire" hips while the club is moving up.its result in back pain and a sliced ball landing 90 degrees from the target.thank god i found you coach!thx a lot man!

[@rawlinamparo-hd8tw]

This lesson is everything! Thank you coach

[@bh5606]

Never played golf in Monterey, but did go to basic training in Monterey. Best place on earth for basic training.

[@Fmartin1638]

This is 100% my problem! I’m going to study this and take it to the range. Thxxxx

[@PorzakGolf]

You got this!

[@djdibibar516]

Me too!

[@amandakissenhug]

Started creeping across the line after a few days off, found this video on a whim (after being a longtime Porzak fan) and immediately found the culprit. Thank you Mr Porzak - As always!

[@PorzakGolf]

I love hearing you found the culprit!!

[@washredskin887]

Adam you are just awesome.

[@pjefsquad]

Man that guy has a nice fluid swing ,best teacher hands down in my opinion , I’ve seen way too many KZbin videos and this teacher knows his stuff and explains it flawlessly. One of these days I’ll go to SD and have a lesson 🙏

[@SDGolfGuy]

Brady is going to just absolutely adore Monterey. Its somewhere between a fairy tale and a dream when it comes to town, food, and of course golf.

[@airforceretired5094]

California? No thanks

[@drewspinoso4849]

Simple solution to a problem!!!

[@michaelkielma2234]

Great stuff as always. I have been struggling on how to consistently get the trail wrist into the "holding the tray look." I can see it on video on 50% of my shots and the downswing feels effortless. When i don't achieve that structure, I get stuck and have to manipulate the swing path. I loved the "feel of elbow underneath the hands" statement and drill. Great mental datapoint to reference if my rotation stalls. Appreciate you sir!

[@ericc667]

the very best to do it. you make golf "simple" - thank you!

[@safacat]

I like to stand the club straight up so that it feels completely light like a feather as I take the club back and up which helps me keep my elbow in and gives me better hand speed on the way down. Just another way to feel what you are showing in the video which is very important. Thank you!

[@TheBooze13]

Definitely something I’m working on every day. I fire my hips too fast most of the time not easy to quiet them down. Great video thanks

[@grantbolton]

This video conceptually for me clears up rotation/arms. The right elbow I realise is major for clubface. Six inches hips/six feet arms 👍🏻. Love the nod to Padraig, love him but need the detail. You are the detail. Gonna work this out in the wind and rain on Monday,

[@peteparker7396]

I have been working hard to stay connected. I’m 50 keep in mind and have treated my body like an amusement park ride! But! I shot 84 Saturday. Lowest so far.

[@PorzakGolf]

All we can do is improve every day! Congrats on the 84!

[@jvitali60]

Great video and for your student I lived in the Monterey Bay/ Aptos for 7 years. I've lived in Sac area, Dana Point Four islands in Hawaii… Nothing in my opinion beats Monterey Bay. I belonged to the Dukes Membership which is from Del Monte course and is part of the Pebble beach company. If you are a member they used to, not sure now but you got 1/2 off Del Monte, Spyglass and Spanish Bay with as many people as you wanted to bring any day anytime. I'm sure there are more restrictions now. Pebble Beach Spyglass Spanish Bay Bayonet Blackhorse Quail Lodge Laguna Secca Pasatiempo Poppy Hills Carmel Valley Ranch Del Monte Seascape And many more… what an incredible opportunity for you. In my line of work we did work for so many clients in the city of Pebble Beach, so many celeb homes, one of the nicest lady lived on the 18th fairway at Pebble. Infused to park at the 17th tee of Pebble and watch the golfers. 17 Mile Drive is one of my top 5 drives on the planet... Have fun!!!njoy! I used to play Spanish Bay monthly, spyglass 4 times a year and Pebble once a year

[@kternes78]

Needed to hear this one. I have been pull hooking my shots lately...very helpful!

[@PorzakGolf]

Great to hear!

[@davemalek8242]

I have struggled with early extension and I believe hands and arms getting in front seems to be a critical key in helping resolve that.

[@cubfan69kmz85]

Was watching video of my swing today and I have the flying right elbow going. Kind of like Nicklaus without his talent. Will definitely give this a go. Btw, I love the passion you show on your videos when talking about the golf swing. Isn’t it a great thing to be doing something for a living and absolutely loving it? 👍 🤘

[@brbuche]

I really benefited from getting control of the right elbow as you outline, which allows me to drop it into the slot now. However now I appear to be hitting a lot of severe hooks and draws it seems like I am now over releasing the club. I cannot quite figure out what to do next I am basically holding on and not releasing the club and the ball will go straight with a decent flight but the follow-through is also a bit in slow motion and not very fluid now. All this with a seven iron it seems to be improved with longer clubs less draw. Thanks for all the good lessons

[@AmazingAsian]

Thank you!!!!

[@michaelgiammarino7313]

If i ever make it out to California again I'm definitely coming by for an in person lesson!

[@PorzakGolf]

Please do!!

[@justinabrams78]

gr8 stuff

[@martintipper5800]

Also, helps me feel compressing the ball.

[@PorzakGolf]

Awesome!!

[@rogersteves5288]

Pretty cool that you got Chris Kirk’s little brother to come on the channel

[@michaelgabel6246]

Don’t miss Pasatiempo in Santa Cruz!

[@johnbeard3733]

Spyglass is a must. Don't worry about playing up to the white tees. It will give you everything you want! Great course. Make sure to walk around Carmel at night, and find a good Irish coffee

[@SDGolfGuy]

Carmel is the place to be at night for sure

[@lou9108]

I absolutely agree with John, I have played Pebble and would take Spyglass over it any day of the week.

[@Jeffe4506]

I just wish I could contact the ball like this guy. His feet are almost completely flat at impact and I’m already starting to turn mine at impact. I know that’s early extension but wow he does this very well

[@cpm881]

This might tighten up backswing too. That elbow flying out lets the arms run.... I would know.

[@jez443]

Outside of the usual pebble, Spanish bay, and spyglass, I recommend poppy hills and Del Monte (oldest golf course west of the Mississippi and great warm up for the rest of the trip). Also great lesson. I got one of those tour striker balls to help with staying connected. It’s been a game changer. I’ve found the feel and swing thought that I think about now is keeping the arms and shoulders relaxed and letting the weight of the club swing around. Almost like pulling a hammer throw or something along those lines

[@DJNYU]

Coach, typical question. But for the arms in front of body at all times, it applies... to the driver as well correct? 😂😂

[@mattdipadua3614]

Could I have this same feel but hit a draw

[@mg9955]

Why do i feel that i cant tuck my elbows mor inward due to my big tummy. Like can you demonstrate (somehow) that the technique is possible for bigger tummys

[@Jackybug]

I seem to follow you much better at .75 speed. Guess I’m slow to absorb the info.

[@ak04909]

Who’s your dad you always talk about him