How To HIT Your DRIVER From The Inside [HUGE GAINS!)

[@johnbelli5702]

This is probably the very best internet video I ever viewed. I will be 74 in a couple weeks after 2 weeks of practice have been hitting my drives over 200 yards and straight every time. I shot mid 80's and played from the white tees, not seniors. Thanks Adam you are the best.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Nice going John! Thanks for the comment. All the best, Adam

[@garyhignett3632]

The best tuition channel around 100%, I always watch this channel. That example you did with your knees at the end was so simple and so true

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Gary!

[@danielmallory845]

I am a "rookie" beginner. You mentioned the word "geometry" in the presentation which helped me to better understand the concept

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad to hear it Daniel

[@myroseaccount]

Going out to the range and the course right now. Will be having these videos on the smart phone to take with me. Your videos have got me back to the course after I left the game after marriage and children many years ago. My wife has encouraged me to get out and ACTIVE and hit some balls again. Hope to break 90 by end of the summer. These videos are curing faults I carried for years. Many Thanks

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment, and glad you’re found the videos helpful All the best, Adam

[@kp6007]

Back again to watch 10 months after I first watched!! Always good to have this available as a little reminder when things start going a little awry. 😊👍🏻

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, and glad you find it helpful Best, Adam

[@jeffphakenewz8556]

I can confirm that it is so easy to forget/forego/abandon KEY steps in a golf swing. Like you, I watched Adam's videos in the past. Luckily I've recently stumbled back on them. INSTANT POSITIVE RESULTS.

[@jeffphakenewz8556]

Old fart here. A number of years ago, I got greedy and completely abandoned my baby draw to learn to a baby fade. The goal was to have BOTH. I spent years trying to learn the fade - fully dedicated to it. The result: I completely lost my draw; I could never implement any degree of power/length into my "fade". Just recently gone back to Adam's lessons tips. Already hitting it straighter (with occasional draw) and with considerable more length and power. Battling a pull on occasion; BUT IT BEATS A WEAK PUSH. Just the hand and knuckle placements was a huge kick-start! Many thanks, Adam.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad you’re making progress Jeff!

[@charlenehastings4840]

I love Adam Bazalgette lessons and I send his videos to my students who are having problems hitting their driver. His explanation is simple and very easy to understand.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Charlene

[@TheGuarden]

Great video at 1:42 i see his elbow drop and the inside swing form. Thank you so much

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, glad you liked the video. Best, Adam

[@garthpickersgill9501]

Thanks Adam, you’re now my go to online golf teacher! I’ve been playing golf for 35 years and am improving quicker than I have ever done.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Very glad to hear it Garth. Best, Adam

[@Jdeneik]

Fantastic advice from A to Z but simple to understand!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, glad you liked the video All the best, Adam

[@frekkledipped]

I really like the example throwing or skipping rocks, Im going to the range right now to practice eliminating my fade with this vid. Thanks much makes more sence to me now than the other vids I watched.DR from Ca

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Dan, hope you make good progress All the best, Adam

[@sungtakim]

Best short golf lesson video I've have seen. Kudos to Adam.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Sean! All the best, Adam

[@sungtakim]

I tend to come in too shallow and push or hook. Tough game.

[@canuck_gamer3359]

Watching this man swing a golf club is like watching art in motion. On the one hand I admire him greatly, on the other hand it makes me want to scream that I (a reasonably athletic man) can't come close to approaching that swing!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Very kind of you. Make lots of slow swings without the ball, you’ll get a nice look Best, Adam

[@williamalwine]

Great insight. I like your description. Also, by your illustration, I now see how the out to in, slice, is created. Thank you,

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks William, glad you found it helpful Best, Adam

[@jerryk6343]

Excellent video on hitting from inside.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Jerry! Best, Adam

[@loramcclintock5626]

Your approach with 3 things to focus on in each video helps me tremendously. Thank you so much for all your fantastic videos. My game is so much better and so enjoyable because of you!!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment, and very pleased you’ve seen progress

[@seanobrien4226]

Pure Gold!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

thanks for the comment Sean Best, Adam

[@lenardtan7169]

Wonderful advice

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Lenard Best, Adam

[@philliptshabalala1330]

Thanks for the free content. The rod whip swing thought unlocked straight shots with ease. Slice gone. Hoping to break 80 this weekend.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the positive update Phillip. All the best, Adam

[@nelsonsmell2767]

Great visuals and feel concepts. Headed to the range now to try it. Thanks

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Hope it goes well for you Nelson Best, Adam

[@johnpietrolaj8917]

Thanks for the tip on the left hand and squaring the club face. That is a key that I have not paid that much attention to.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad you found it helpful John. All the best, Adam

[@davidbrown5152]

Adam, watched your video a few days ago and followed through with your instructions. I have played 4 rounds and find that 90% of my drives are longer and dead straight! Thanks again!!!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Nice going David! Thanks, Adam

[@rick23santan]

Great lessons, I watch a few different teachers online. I think you’re one of the best. Direct and to the point, definitely gotta work on this one!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Rick Best, Adam

[@resalm62]

This is a great tutorial ,thanks for posting

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad you found it helpful Best, Adam

[@jeff-kf5oe]

adding the width and thinking skipping the rock very helpful. Helps getting in the slot too. Thanks Adam.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad you liked the video Jeff. Best, Adam

[@markstringfellow6473]

Watched this video last night and again today before my round. Really easy to understand drives much straighter and a few baby draws today which is unknown for me. -3 nett not played to my handicap in about 15 months

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Very glad to hear it Mark! All the best, Adam

[@danc7471]

Adam, I am the guy in our group that hits the ball the furthest but consistent direction is lacking. I have noticed two things...1) my major miss is a HUGE hook. 2) The hook is created from two things. a) a quick transition at the top which brings the club from over the top, and b) a flip of the wrists prior to impact. Do you have a drill to get rid of the "flip"? I don't mind pulling a few left, but to flip-hook it on top of that is KILLING me! Thanks, and always love the videos.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Dan. I have a video at this channel on how to stop flipping, I hope you'll find it helpful. Best, Adam

[@peter2qg]

So clearly put. I've only recently started watching Adam's videos, but the drills he suggests all seem to be about proprioceptive feedback, so getting the feel and replicating that. So much better than other online coaching.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment Peter. All the best, Adam

[@stevedickson3037]

As ever, such great instruction. And all with the most fantastic views. What a beautiful location. Thanks for posting.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Steve. Yes, Mediterra is a beautiful place to be. All the best, Adam

[@edwardlocke874]

Great content!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Edward

[@apollozhao1895]

Adam, you’re the best gold teacher online, very easy to understand and follow. I have improved a lot. Thank you very much ！

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Very kind of you Apollo. All the best, Adam

[@RicksCafeAmericana]

Adam, Thanks for all of the great golf instruction content. This video cured the slice on my drives. I have watched many videos on fixing the slice, but your instruction on how to close the club face was the missing part of my swing. I kept it on the fairway this week and my drives were longer. Thank you! I owe you a steak dinner.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Rick! glad you made good progress. All the best, Adam

[@carlor.s.4742]

Played golf last week & hit the first two duck hooks of my life, My partner exclaimed "I've never seen you do that ever!" I told him I'm trying to change my swing to stop hitting fades & slices & that it is a work in progress.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

CRS, Stick with it. I think you're are on a path to progress. All the best, Adam

[@tristanbarron7976]

Been watching alot of online instructions from various pros but recently I've decided to stick with just you for my lessons and tips. My game has improved so much. Thank you.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

thanks Tristan, glad you are seeing improvement. All the best, Adam

[@num1volfan1]

great concepts amd easy to relate and reenact!!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment All the best, Adam

[@mistermeowgi-san6962]

Thanks Adam, great vid! But even more impressive is the BANGER outro tune!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad you like it! All the best, Adam

[@davidlovesgolf]

Fantastic video Adam. It's helping me visualize inside swing in a very simple, effective fashion.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad you found it helpful David Best, Adam

[@tonzapower]

Great video. Wish I'd found it earlier. I was trying to square the clubface using all bottom hand but this made an immediate improvement

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad to hear it

[@OscarGonzalez-vg3cp]

Thanks, Adam. Good video. I will practice today on the driving range. Good morning here in Canada

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Hope you make progress Oscar

[@pedropoloma1205]

Adam B - One of my favorite swings to watch!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Pedro

[@CKGolfer]

Adam, what do you think about the thought of keeping your hands low?

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

CK, If it works for you I think it’s fine All the best, Adam

[@mryax1024]

I feel like every new golfer out there should be shown this video. Insanely easy to understand, feel and replicate to take to the range and course

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much

[@richardflegel7901]

Nice concise message and drills. This addresses my main fault with the driver. Thx.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Richard, glad you found the video helpful. Best, Adam

[@loramcclintock5626]

You honestly helped me stay in the game Adam-thank you. I watched your video pointing out that the angle of my backswing should be in line with my spine and suddenly it felt right and my swing improved tremendously! Thank you for so many helpful tips. Lora from NH

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad to hear it Lora, and thanks for the note. All the best, Adam

[@edwardmorton7246]

Great video! Looking forward to trying this on the driving range today. Thanks!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Hope it goes well for you Edward Best, Adam

[@edwardmorton7246]

@@Scratchgolfacademy Just got back. It gave me a little more distance but also helped me to drive the ball much straighter. I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos. Thanks again.

[@jhannides]

This video has really transformed my drives. I’m often outdriving my younger friends causing them to scratch their heads. Thanks Adam!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad to hear it John. All the best, Adam

[@simply_felix]

Loved the vid. Thank you!!!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

You’re welcome Thanks, Adam

[@AntonioGranjo]

There’s 2 types of golf pros teaching on KZbin. The first kind talk about many small details and different topics, very technical, a lot of small instructions. Very hard to connect all the instructions, you find yourself always correcting small mistakes separately, but never “getting it”. The 2nd type, people who have already “digested” all that complexity to offer fewer & easy to understand instructions that bring better golf to whoever want to listen. These are the only good ones to me now, and Mr. Bazalgette is one of the best, maybe the best.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Very kind of you Antonio! All best wishes, Adam

[@anthonylennen4067]

I'm 63 and can swing my driver around 97 so I am competitively long for my age but play mostly with guys 20-30 years younger than me and many of them played college golf so they hit it like 60 yards past me. The last couple of years I had started doing exactly what Adam talks about - try to hit at the ball with my right side which has been disastrous - both last year and then recently this year my swing has fallen apart and my hdcap has gone from like 3.9 to 6.5. The sidearm motion or the skipping a rock analogy is great. One thing it forces me to do is keep my right leg out of my swing. When I get the over the top disaster move going, if you can visualize this, on my downswing, my right leg literally goes about 6 inches perpendicular to the target line. Go outside and take a ball and try to throw it sidearm across your body while jutting your right knee 90 degrees from the target. You absolutely cannot do it. This is what happens with my swing when I get off. I get to where I can't hit a driver 200 yards and all my irons become these horrible weak cuts or terrible fat pulls. That sidearm skipping motion forces my lower body to get in the right position. I have practicing this move religiously and thank God I am, after two weeks of horrendous golf, finally starting to come back around. If I don't work on this all the time, I just can't hit it decently anymore. In my case I have to almost take my lower body completely out of the shot, or when I hit it good that's the sensation. Thanks Adam for another great video.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment Anthony, and glad you are making progress. Best, Adam

[@PhilbyFavourites]

Anthony Lennen: From 3.9 to 6.5. Those numbers tell me you play very regularly, you are naturally physically able and flexible and have a great golfing mind. Just be thankful that you’ve got tot that level of excellence and near professionalism. I could blather... but suffice to say even a lesson with a Ryder Cup player! Gave me hope for about a week then it faded. Believe me, you are doing well. Keep it up!

[@richardbuchignani5196]

Adam, you are a great teacher and all your instructions are spot on, but why do you recommend twisting the driver shaft closed at impact?

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Richard. Most golfers (not all) habitually leave the face open with a through impact with a driver. These golfers have to work on squaring the face with the forearms and hands, rather than the more typical flailing through with the shoulders & swinging left. Like anything, it's possible to do too much of it, so ultimately you are looking for neutral (fairly straight shot). All the best, Adam

[@Motherhood_Hospital_I-nagar]

Brilliant videos. Thanks. Love how you keep them short and to the point.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much! All the best, Adam

[@joewee880]

You are top notch Mr B. I’ve learned a ton from you and your vids. Thank you!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Joe

[@andydalton4463]

Sir, you make golf look so easy. Love your swing, thanks for the tips.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Andy. All the best, Adam

[@jamesschulz5744]

For a moment there, I thought you were gong to mention my name when you were describing that outside-in move. When I do it (too often!) I call it 'the lunge'. That pull-hook is my signature shot because I struggle mightily to hit inside-out and up with my driver. I can't wait to get out to the range and "whip that thing". Thank you for another great lesson and the encouragement.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the positive comment James. All the best, Adam

[@chestermicek]

At the top of your back-swing, do two things before you start your body rotation: 1) bump your hips toward your target, and 2) rotate & drop your power triangle into the slot. You're bumping your hips so that you get your weight on your target side foot. With #2, you're rotating your arms, forearms, and hands so that your right elbow points down and your right palm points up. From there, you drop the whole Ben Hogan Triangle about a foot, and then, move your right elbow into (towards) your liver. Your goal is to get the butt end of the club (the handle) so that it points at the target when your left hand is opposite your right thigh. You do that & you won't go outside in any more.

[@phe9238]

So good visualized!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, and glad you liked the video Best, Adam

[@j.ohanian3808]

Hi Adam thank you, can you offer some help, I'm an 8 handicap and I am struggling with my driver, I tend to muscle the swing instead of swinging the driver and releasing the club. As a result, when I muscle it which is often, I snap hook it! I hate it. Can you offer any drills or swing thoughts to get me to swing the driver and not muscle it?? Thank you in advance. BTW I don't seem to have that issue with my iron game.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Hard to comment without seeing you swing, but I have a number of videos at this channel on the driver. Hope they are helpful

[@bill4844]

Hi Adam, how much from the inside? 15 degrees? 30 degrees? I've heard that we need to swing more from the inside with the driver than with other clubs. Would you agree? Really enjoy your videos! Thanks in advance.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Bill, Thanks. Regards the driver, at impact you’d like the swing path to be on target, or a couple of degrees in to our. Half way down, though, the club would be well from the inside All the best, Adam

[@micky5407]

Awesome instruction.. appreciate your help

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, glad you liked the video. All the best, Adam

[@MartinKillips]

Hitting from the inside is about the only natural and instinctive aspect of my golf! I have cured the duck hook but I still find myself aiming way right as I have an exaggerated draw!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Well Martin, it's not the worst fault to have. All the best, Adam

[@peterdovey5182]

Solid sound advice Adam, many thanks

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Peter. All the best, Adam

[@jboy5744]

Well done Adam, inside swing made to look simple. You looked just like I feel with the upper body attack... which is extremely tough to eliminate. Liked the hitting impact bag with whip like action.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

thanks for the comment John. All the best, Adam

[@KarlEBrand]

SO GLAD I FOUND THIS!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, glad you liked the video

[@coegj]

Good stuff Adam, we amateurs need mental refreshment every year and throughout the year on these must know and must see swing tips, thanks.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, glad you liked the video. All the best, Adam

[@edounjian3742]

Clear, simple, makes total sense. Thanks

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

thanks for the comment Ed. All the best, Adam

[@petergibbs6499]

All great teaching videos thanks Adam, you keep the videos short and simple and easier too take onboard. I’m becoming a better player from following your lessons,Thank you ,Pete

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment Peter. All the best, Adam

[@aussiegolfer2919]

Thanks Adam another great video 👍🏌️‍♀️⛳️

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much! Best, Adam

[@andrewborbas9356]

Great video! I am dominantly right handed but golf left handed. Do you have this and or other videos for lefty golfers? Thanks again!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Andrew. I try to use lingo that can apply to lefties and right handers. That said, all info would apply to either player, it's just mirrored for the lefty. Hope this helps. Best, Adam

[@SteveSmith-zz4ih]

i need to get my swing together after years of not playing to beat my young relatives (in their 20's and early 30's) so thanks for your excellent tuition and great explanations.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Best of luck with your game Steve. Thanks, Adam

[@davidbrown5152]

Great video, Adam. I finally know what it means to hit from the inside. I’m going to try your tips this afternoon!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Best of luck with it David. Thanks, Adam

[@Multi-clubChampion]

Great video. Inspired to head out and work on this right away as always!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, hope you make progress. Best, Adam

[@andyyoung814]

Adam, great easy to follow instructions. Thanks

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Andy, glad you liked the video. Best, Adam

[@christopherwilson6724]

l have watched this video a couple of times. I believe you combine two distinct actions that others have stated but always as separate items that have to work together and possibly worth of a separate video. What i am referring to is the right hand unloading (ie rock skipping) at the same time left hand rotating. I don't want to think about it as that is not I am having an issue with but have had the issue before where one hand overpowering the other causes issues.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment Christopher, and thanks for watching the video. Best, Adam

[@walkinoshea452]

Thanks for the lesson Adam. Very articulate.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad you found it helpful. All the best, Adam

[@tednaman4683]

Great insight and advice Adam. thank you.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Ted, glad you liked the video. Best, Adam

[@deehendon4204]

Does choking down on the driver help control the swing plane until you find the correct plane? Seems like the longer the club the more off plane My swing is.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Dee, Choking down may help with control overall, but not sure it will help the plane much. Hope you make good progress. All the best, Adam

[@deehendon4204]

Thanks for your reply. Enjoy all the lessons.

[@petersimpson4030]

Great simple instructions given in a style that is easy to understand, one of the best on you tube

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Peter. All the best, Adam

[@g123golf]

Really helped

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad to hear it Gayle. All the best, Adam

[@MrJstucke2]

Great visual descriptions with skipping rocks and the inside whip needed. I've been seeing some arising outside in swings with driver thus resulting in some side spin, slicing and lose of distance. I'll be remembering skipping rocks as my last swing thought before back swing with driver. As usual excellent content, breaking it down in layman's terms.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much JMR. Best, Adam

[@JRSIM-1]

Thanks Adam! Good stuff!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks JR. All the best, Adam

[@LanciNZ]

I really like the practical and common related activity/movement tips. 1 new subscriber here!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much. All the best, Adam

[@kennethbraun1568]

Another great lesson! Lots of nice draw and roll out.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Kenneth. Best, Adam

[@김성수-d9l3k]

[memo] Hitting from the inside, 이것이 snap 동작처럼 가속하며 에너지전달 효율을 높인다는 사실을 잊지말자. 상체를 총동원해서 팔과 어깨로 던지고 찌르듯이 스윙하는 사람들이 많은데... 이런 동작은 오히려 에너지를 dissipate 하며, 클럽이 가파르게 내려오도록 한다는 사실을 알자. 막대기로 스냅을 넣어 whip 하거나, 오른손을 내려서 볼을 던질 때처럼 inside로부터 던질 때에 볼에 더 많은 speed를 전달할 수 있다. 사람들이 클럽을 turn 함으로써 open 된 클럽페이스를 닫기위해서 전력을 다하는데.. 클럽페이스를 close 하기 위해 그렇게 많은 힘은 필요치 않다. 작은 스윙으로도 스냅을 가하여 속도를 높힐 수 있다. The Inside로부터 스윙하는 것에 대해 큰 신뢰를 가져볼 것. 드라이버를 상향으로 (upward hit) 쳐야만 거리를 더 낼 수 있고, 하향으로 치면 거리손실이 생긴다. (무릎을 꿇고 하는 스윙 연습을 해보면) 상향으로 스윙해야 하는 원리를 알게 될 것이다. 이것이 드라이버를 잘 칠 수 있는 방법임.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Sorry, but I only speak English. Thanks for watching the video. All the best, Adam

[@grahambell6096]

Thank you x 10

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

You're welcome Graham. All the best, Adam

[@jpbernie72]

I’ve heard of closing the club face as “downtime“. Meaning, prior to impact you start rolling your wrist/forearms (like you said you can see the knuckles) so that your watch faces the ground as he follow through. Hence the term “downtime.“

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Sounds like a fair explanation to me. All the best, Adam

[@liamg2271]

I love you videos. My problem is that I have a weak grip because I literally cannot hit the ball with a stronger grip. I go low and dead left which would suggest that I go over the top. So my question is how should you square the club face with a pronounced weak grip and still come from the inside? Ty Adam.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Ty. You’d have to bow, or de-loft, the back of the left hand through impact, like Hogan or Johnny Miller. Hope this helps. Best, Adam

[@janclaussen2504]

Beste Video, was ich in 40 Jahren gesehen habe

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Jan. All the best, Adam

[@cruzcaldera2629]

Great video. Thank you. From Cali

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Cali. All the best, Adam

[@tarundewan2829]

thanks

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

You're welcome Tarun. Best, Adam

[@justinpack8998]

Adam, does this drill also apply to fairway woods too? 3W/5W?

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Justin, It would be applied to any full swing. Thanks, Adam

[@billding7073]

A really solid video, Working on this, and applying to the course has me hitting it as far as when I was 25 years ago. At 77, I'm playing down to a 9.5 and hitting fairways long and greens in reg is key.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Nice going Bill!! All the best, Adam

[@danhercus3931]

Another great useful video, thank you adam!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Dan. Best, Adam

[@davidhorne2326]

Super lesson! Thanks Adam!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much David. Best, Adam

[@tednaman4683]

Adam, do these tips apply to seniors as well? I am 72 and I am not as flexible as I used to be in my younger years. Also do you agree the position of the ball at address should be aligned with the left heel and the hip pointing towards the target?

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Ted, Generally I'd say yes. You can customize a little though. All the best, Adam

[@gordonwilson8028]

Very helpful video Adam, thank you. Can you recommend any drills to keep the right shoulder from coming over the top?

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Gordon, I think it's REPLACING that move with the snap & crack face closed, that's the key. Hang in there with it. Best, Adam

[@gordonwilson8028]

@@Scratchgolfacademy appreciate you taking the time to reply Adam. Genuine thanks 👍

[@gordonwilson8028]

On a positive note, i'm just back from the course and tried to swing it in slow motion with the whip thought. I hit it miles with a small draw. It's a rare feeling. Thank you again.

[@jesseschwartz8992]

Demonstrating hitting that impact bag the way you did really helped me immensely. Amazing how much better I'm hitting.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad to hear it Jesse. All the best, Adam

[@bh5606]

I'm wondering....if you put the ball way back in your stance, could that be a drill you can use to train an inside path swing? Like your teaching...thanks..

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Ben. I suppose there might be some merit in that, but likely you'd start hanging back and /or hitting down on the ball. All the best, Adam

[@bh5606]

@@Scratchgolfacademy ..thank you..

[@linkbelt111]

Love your delivery of information, easy to understand. Maybe I’ll make the trip down from Tampa to meet you, get your input. 🤙

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, happy to meet with you. If you go to www.adambgolf.com you can get more info. Best, Adam

[@johnlivingston4992]

Great video Thanks

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much John. Best, Adam

[@chainanalyst639]

Jewel of a lesson.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, glad you found it helpful. All the best, Adam

[@norrispg4212]

Maybe the best online instruction I've seen.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks!