How to get SHAFT LEAN at impact naturally - Two SIMPLE steps

How to get shaft lean at impact naturally!
In this video we dive into the 2 SIMPLE elements you need in your golf swing to NATURALLY achieve SHAFT LEAN at impact! Once these to elements are in place with the addition of a simple but highly effective drill, you’ll have no problem with creating more shaft lean at impact naturally!
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[@Blue_Dun]

BINGO! I can't believe how many KZbin instructors give drills to force you to manipulate your arms and/or hands to get shaft lean. I wish someone would have taught me the importance of shaft lean years ago and the proper way to get it: rotation! Great stuff sir.

[@allandevera9451]

One of the best yt golf instructor.. Very well explained in detail.

[@Aztechnology.]

I constructed a hitting mat with a fiberbuilt strip and got a hitting cage specifically because of your videos. I think this video, despite being years ago comparative to your most recent videos may have been the final piece of the puzzle. I’ve seen 3 recent videos mentioning for shaft lean, you need to keep your left arm lower than your right now. I’ll be drilling this later as I’m a high hitter and while adding shallowing to my swing have been opening my club face which has been frustrating. I think this really helped clear a few things up for me.

[@user-lp5ut4qg3u]

I saw so many videos with very good instructors but after so many years i think that you are the best because i changed my game in two days!! You explain everything so simple !! Thank you very much i wish you all the best!!!

[@jchowngolf]

Wow thank you very much for the kind words, and well done with making the change in your swing! Thanks again bud! Plenty more content on the way 👍🏼

[@garyleyte5329]

Rotation make sense. Thx

[@Madaboutthailand]

Great video, keeping left forearm lower than right is a great tip 🏌️‍♂️👍

[@gerrydermody5778]

Really good videos. To the point, effective and no bull.

[@jchowngolf]

Thanks Gerry! 👍🏼

[@1066Sussex]

Good coach

[@andrewking760]

Something to practise in the garden during lockdown 👍👏 cheers, oh going to get some alinement sticks from amazon 👌

[@jchowngolf]

Perfect! Absolutely, can’t go wrong with having a few alignment sticks 🤙🏻

[@brianhull5125]

This turning hips out the way is amazing...I’ve yet to hit a real ball to try it, but my sponge practice balls are going to explode if I hit them with any more power. Again another game changer from you....thank you

[@jchowngolf]

Haha go easy on that sponge ball! My pleasure Brian! 🤙🏻

[@keithn1]

Hi I’ve struggled with this for years, nice explanation and like your style, thanks , subscribed

[@jchowngolf]

Thanks Keith! I’m glad you liked the video! Glad to have you in the team 🤙🏻

[@grahammerry9984]

Brilliant. Well explained

[@jchowngolf]

Thanks Graham!

[@propilot7428]

Just what I need again thanks!

[@jchowngolf]

🤙🏻🤙🏻

[@peterkelly9655]

Love this video. Can I ask does the same apply to driver, woods and hybrids? I assume so. Gonna try when next in range. Cheers, Peter

[@Mitch-MD]

Great drill but curious how do you keep club face square? You mention, the club will be more open with shaft lean. Do you close the club face at left arm parallel? Also, the drill won’t prevent pushing hands forward as the alignment stick will not hit your body.

[@The_Norse_Hunk]

My problem with any "shaft lean" is when to release the club to the ball. I will often chunk it from behind or top it because of timing issues.

[@topgunbass]

After the drill are you releasing the hands after the ball is hit. Thanks

[@vreeke777]

Body rotation should organize the clubheadspeed bud this slow and difficult to draw the ball thank you

[@miloradjelic7521]

Useful drill!! Thanks.

[@jchowngolf]

Thanks Milorad!

[@VimMitt]

Sir, i need to see in slow motion your rotation. In full speed motion I can not see what is going on.

[@marcussheldon9220]

Hi, can you help? The swing is an arc !!! Having the ball position back or middle of the stance, puts the ball on the inside back in the arc , so the club is coming on the inside before the bottom of the arc is reached which is around center of the left shoulder. So if the club face is square at the ball this could be a push draw or a push to the left. Is it true at impact the club face should be slightly open to keep square to the arc to create a straight shot. Thanks 🙏

[@leslondon2170]

Sorry but what golf course are you based? I live in Essex and was wondering about one to one lessons?

[@jchowngolf]

Send me an email or dm on Instagram and we’ll get something sorted 👍🏼

[@bobjohnson62]

If it takes almost 14 minutes to tell me about two (2) “things” ... I’m not interested!

[@ikojohansyah4363]

Just press FF.... 🤭