Make DRIVER your best club w SEQUENCE AND FLOW Milo Lines, PGA

[@onatski]

i finally felt what that flow feels like.. no more tugging and redirecting the club towards the ball.. for me when i practice, when i take my backswing and my arms passes parallel, i aggressively turn towards the target pinning my left arm on my chest and then the rest comes along for the ride.. still need more practice and i need to pivot better so i can place the ball more forward in my stance like Milo.. good stuff here..

[@scottschenk1759]

Becoming a good golfer is the closest thing to a real life Jedi there is, Milo is the Luke Skywalker of harnessing the Force in a golf swing 🔥

[@suri7075]

The force is strong in this one..

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Ha ha

[@jamesiverson209]

So, who is Yoda? That's the teacher you want.

[@Robin-Cj]

​@@jamesiverson209yeah Anakin is the chosen one but i guess he would just teach you to shank with a Taylor made Burner...

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Thx for watching!

[@simmo5071]

Your kidding, thank you for bringing me Milo!

[@johnnysanchez4996]

You keep going back to Milo. He must be good.

[@67wdz51]

Hey I haven’t seen this on KZbin by a long hitter but could you add a go pro to their heads to see a POV of what they’re doing? I feel like this could be very beneficial

[@jackbisson9226]

You guys make a great TEAM.

[@simmo5071]

I totally agree with your observation. Personally I’ve watched many of Brendon’s associations with different coaches and Milo is definitely the sage. I started off slowly using the body turn for chipping and short shots after about a week of darn near above average results (remember most ams suck at short game), I was sold on this method. Sorry for the unwanted info.

[@willpollard4983]

pressure moved to the front foot before inpact is the way i see it?

[@bernardsmith1230]

This is interesting. I’ve tried everything and the only thing that’s getting me on plane is a feeling of throwing in the opposite direction of target which widens the arc kind of like the pull an arrow analogy. It seems if people aren’t laid off they can just turn and the club falls in position ie Matt wolf

[@andyw2001]

Same feeling I have....like a cast away from the target....exact opposite of everything I used to consider correct

[@AaronShaHome]

That's so cool, Milo, in 6:45, easy step and bomb it !!!

[@joehernandez5600]

I understand keeping the energy ahead of the club but how do you that while keeping the arm structure and grip correct? I find it hard to do that and maintain control of the club face.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Yeah, important not to get soupy w the arms

[@davidconners]

Part of me hates that I started playing golf, I really can't stop using my arms in the swing but this is a good video. It's great your in search of perfection

[@simmo5071]

Louis Oosthuizen is a great arm swinger!

[@kirby753]

I’ve always believed that the instruction of not using the arms was solely to help those who get out of sequence by using the arms first or too much. If you don’t use the arms at all you’d have zero control of the hands and therefore the club. The idea is to have you body’s movement and larger muscles (legs, hips, core, chest ,shoulders) direct that motion of the arms. Think of it as the body narrowing the window in which the arms can move without a Significant effort to manipulate them. Once the arms are directed properly, you can speed them up with much more control. From there you need to learn what your hands are doing to the face. There may be some minor manipulation needed to square up the face (can also be done with grip and such) This is simply what I believe. There strong potential for me to be completely off base with this hahaha 😆

[@davidconners]

@@kirby753 sounds simple enough.. lol. What you're saying is definitely true to what I've read and believe as well, at times I do have this feeling but I lose it, It's a really just looking for a drill that can help me avoid starting the downswing with arms. That's great info, Thanks for helping out with that!

[@MiloLinesGolf]

@@kirby753 pretty well explained

[@simmo5071]

Is this swing totally safe for the lower back?

[@CzechMan89]

Yes it is, since what Milo teaches has the torso turning and opening through the entire swing which allows the spine to extend naturally through impact and as the follow through is completed. Where so many golfers go wrong is they don't continue to rotate/turn through impact. This causes them to compress their spine at impact, placing all of that stress on the lower lumbar spine. Milo has explained as much in previous videos, but hopefully I summarized the main points here.

[@arjanpetersen]

What do you mean…. You are not going to swing like him. If you have back issues then Any swing might hurt your back

[@simmo5071]

@@arjanpetersen I play everyday that weather permits typically here in Indiana that means every month it’s above freezing. I do have a bad back which I don’t want to get any worse. Obviously I love golf.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

@@arjanpetersen yeah. Totally safe is some standard. I’d stay away from golf swings at all if u are concerned

[@razakhan999]

great content !!!

[@skpts]

I am subscribed. Where is "more"?

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Monday night

[@bjohnson515]

Guessing Mike Malaska won't be on Be Better Golf again..... completely different transition ...shallowing vs tipping out...

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Mike was teaching this exact thing today to more than 1 student. We teach less than 30 feet apart when he is at Superstition Mountain

[@francogiamei4126]

​@@MiloLinesGolfI'm also confused, your teachings do seem too appose mike's. Could you and Mike do a video together that would be amazing

[@TheJohnnyblazsus]

I would say the only real difference is the tipping thing. Pivot, ground up moves are all the same.

[@kobewatson4639]

You can go right hand only, but you have to release the club. Releasing the club by unhinging the wrist. If you don’t unhinge/don’t release you’ll have no speed. Every great player releases the club. Right hand will be looking like they are shanking hands with someone after impact. This whole hold off and let body rotate is insane to me.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

This is a drill to get the player pivoting well. You’re correct every one releases the club but most people that struggle do so because they don’t pivot well.

[@pushtostart1377]

Release is the dumbest term in golf the release just happens so you aren’t really “releasing” anything nor are you consciously “holding” anything all the angles and actions are just consequences of motion

[@ongta1265]

That swing is long, but not reliable with tight fairways, OB, hazards and under pressure!

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Who’s swing? Have you ever seen me drive it? There are a couple of videos on this channel that show how crooked I don’t hit it.

[@kukamaolen3669]

The club shallows naturally if your arms go faster than your body just like in tennis or any other racket sport. Sequence from the top has to be right. Worst thing for the overthetopper is to leave your hands passive at the top and rotate, that move is more for those who have tendency to hook the ball. You better listen to Mike Malaska and Tony Luckzak in these shallowing moves.

[@ucholsin5602]

Joe Miller is the only guy I can think of. Hip is not open at all.

[@SaintKimbo]

Milo is a great Golfer and seems to be a good Teacher, but he's definitely not a great communicator. At times he almost seems annoyed to have to answer a question ! Maybe it's nerves or maybe he's reluctant to give away all his tips and tricks, but if he wants to get in this game he needs to work on his presentation skills, because the dour responses and minimal info gets irritating to watch after a while.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Thanks for watching. Sorry you find me lacking as a communicator. I do my best, and these videos are all impromptu. I try to keep thing simple for the average golfer. I’m sorry my explanations don’t go deep enough into all the details for you. If you would like all the details You can watch more on my Channel or join my website where I go much more in-depth. These explanations went much more in depth for those in attendance in the question and answer segments off camera.

[@natgoo58]

Dooya, if you have ever taken a lesson with Milo, which I have, you would come to a different conclusion. I found that he gets just technical enough to make it understandable without taking me too much into my head.

[@richardpeyser2143]

I feel the same way when watching Milo