Lee Trevino Clinic 2018 2-3

Lee Trevino golf clinic at PNC Father Son Championship 2018 part 2-3

[@johnbeard3733]

I never get tired of hearing Mr. Trevino teach. I could listen to him read the phone book

[@stevenstone1027]

Nobody articulats teaching the golf swing better than the great Lee Trevino!!

[@jeffjones5591]

I always knew he was a golf great, but these demos are amazing. Long live Lee Trevino

[@WinterWoolies]

Anyone notice John Daily attended the seminar.

[@lesteraizlewood8457]

Lee is not just a champion golfer, but he is a champion guy. He gives so many great tips to remedy the everyday problems that the average golfer has. And he makes it so understandable in simple terms. I have always admired his skill and his good humour. Cheers Lee.

[@lilykam5605]

My golf hero gives lessons for a lifetime!⛳️

[@johnkelly1434]

This is a great golf lesson for seniors!

[@bjnwright]

I've watched a lot of Lee over the years. One thing I've noticed is that he does indeed 'lean' or orientate himself more towards the target at address.. and I think that's a great little tip for wedge play and short iron play in general. A little more weight towards the target stops you swaying off the ball (which kills club head speed) and it also feels a lot more 'positive' (or aggressive) which is good for the mental approach. It's better than standing there with your weight distributed 50/50 like most people teach. It was good to hear him expand on that in this video.

[@npwarr2651]

bjnwright I would love to know his weight distribution on a driver. Is it 50/50 or maybe 60/40 front side?

[@bjnwright]

@@npwarr2651 not sure about driver, you don't want to be too steep with driver, but he'd be 60/40 'atleast' on his irons I reckon. It's been a big short iron tip for me since I wrote that message. Weight on the front foot from 120 meters out has made a real difference to my ball striking with the wedges. Consistent contact. Plus, IMO, one feels more confident with weight going towards the target.

[@collinjamesguitar]

Is that kind of like “Stack And Tilt”?

[@bjnwright]

@@collinjamesguitar I couldn't say. I investigated stack and tilt when it was all the rave - but I felt like it got way too technical. Destroyed Aaron Baddeley. He won the Aus Open twice in a row in his teens, re-tooled, switched to 'stack and tilt' and was never the same again. There a lot of technique out there... but I still think your natural instincts for clubhead speed are worth listening to.

[@jacobr4558]

Thanks for posting. Some deep information here!

[@stangetz534]

Mr. Trevino thanks for the tips, especially the one about leaning up against the door and accelerating. I hit a whole bucket of sand wedges 85 yards on the green and close to the pin. Now I just need to hit it another 10 yards or so. I use a Ping Eye 2 black dot. Cheers.

[@matthewburkitt7051]

The first thing that I would I in a time

[@Christopher-li7uc]

Mouth breather!

[@jimboslice9472]

Lee can be summed up by the words of the great Jack Nicholas about what he told Trevino "we came here to golf Not talk"

[@patc1309]

Man is a genius

[@sidecar7714]

I’m guessing this guy spent more time at parties than the gym and yet he’s still doing it 👍

[@yankorusev]

Genius

[@andym28]

Sage

[@Unspoken48]

Lee Trevino back then out jumped Michael Jordan and was considered the GOAT because from Texas !! Top Flite failed because Jordan

[@VimMitt]

He talks too much rather give us good golf tips.