Malaska Golf LIVE / DISTANCE / Episode 2: Where Speed Really Comes From

Generating speed to gain more distance off the tee is the holy grail of golf. I can't even tell you how many students want to jump right into full speed swings with the driver right off the bat.
The issue for most amateurs is that they're trying to generate more club speed in ways that ultimately create more tension in their bodies. Tension and speed do not mix.
This episode was edited from our live stream, which had some audio issues. 99% of the issues have been fixed for this post. Thank you for your patience as we come up the learning curve.
Don't just play golf. Understand it.
You can learn step by step online with Mike at malaskagolf.com. Follow The M-System to develop the skills you need to become a complete player.

[@nev7711]

Thanks so much Mr Malaska. This lesson will allow many of us to play better golf and the related pleasure for many more years. One of the best lessons on the Internet from the best teacher.

[@Rwilkinson85]

I love Mikes tuition, he's by far the best instructional teacher I've seen (and I've seen a lot!)

[@spencermyson]

"in"tuition

[@kynelevingston5704]

Surely the best and clearest explanation of the golf swing of all time. Finding Mike has changed my game. The ‘industry’ was ruining my swing and confusing me with conflicting and over complicated advice…

[@davidhiatt162]

Well mike, that was Exactly what we needed in a nutshell, a long nutshell, and I’m glad I heard it all I’m 75 and I’ve lost strength and flexibility, but you have given me hope Thank you

[@angeloc700]

To anyone who’s ever played any sport in their lives and wanted to learn 95% of the golf swing in one hour, watch this video.

[@tipsy09]

Oh really

[@sljones2247]

He is amazing

[@joelanderson9128]

Exactly!! Too many gimmicks and lots of jumping, twisting and torquing through the swing. Science not violence.

[@bondsofgolf]

The absolute best hour I’ve spent in 15 years on what matters in search of speed & speed’s conversion to playing golf. Thank you Mike!👍🏼

[@noomade]

did the advice work?

[@bondsofgolf]

@@noomade Yes, it definitely worked for me!

[@BodhiGeraci]

@@noomade I’m personally still a little weary of switching from my “neutral” interlock grip to a double strong baseball grip But I went out today and shot 40 through 9 and hit 6 greens… (normally shoot 42-48) So I’m guessing he’s speaking lots of truths

[@noomade]

@@BodhiGeraci thanks for the info

[@larrymoss9954]

Mike this video has helped greatly. It helped to understand how to utilize my body. I’m fused in my back s1 through L4. I’m right handed with my right shoulder being titanium and my left shoulder was torn up in VN and surgery done at the end of 1967. I will soon have my left shoulder also replaced. I’m 73 and started playing golf 14 months ago. I do a lot of stretching. I play 18 twice a week. I have golf net (10x10x10) in the backyard that I hit into daily. I’m an avid golf video watcher and book reader. I have improved to the point that my last 25/30 rounds I’m in the high 80’s (one 85). With my limitations (nerve damage in my legs due the back injury and surgery, and shoulder issues) over the years I’ve learned to live with pain. When watching your videos, I was able to better understand how to adapt my swing, hit straighter, hitting more fairways along with adding distance

[@douglasspencer745]

I've spent a fortune on lessons over the years and I've never had the game explained so well, thank you 🇬🇧

[@josepolanco5478]

Head drawn you are the best, Honest,and practical golf teacher out there.

[@barking_mad6649]

This, Zen Golf, AMG Pro vs Am and Golfsidekick are all KZbin gold. The first thing they should teach after a decent grip and stance is weight shift and relaxation to allow the arms to come through as if you're throwing a ball. So much goes wrong after that and it's just sticking plasters.

[@papashuk26]

I have wasted the last 2 years of golf due to lessons from a “Core” focused pro. This season went back to basics and your presentation gives me a target to work through the winter. In particular aside from the simplicity of the bands, the concept of letting gravity allow the club to drop to initiate the swing will help me tremendously! Thanks for the quality messaging!

[@johnc6919]

This one video has renewed my desire to improve my golf game and given me the confidence to feel that I can. Can’t thank you enough Mr Malaska.

[@jameslanceley6436]

What can I say other than Mike is the best Coach I have ever come across. 87yrs old and I am loving these lessons. Many thanks Mike. Jim

[@mcfly9800]

Why were you never recommended to me? A total stranger told me to watch your videos, said I had a great swing but was off on my momentum. Best advice I've ever had

[@mofojohnson1]

I've stopped watching any other instructor on KZbin apart from you mike. That is because I have actually improved and am hitting the ball a long way after picking up a few of your tips. 1 - helped stop my shanks with the hip movement lesson you gave, 2 - having a stronger grip in the left hand has stopped my massive push slice. Thanks Mike 👍

[@marcvanderbilt9324]

you could try zengolf, i find them pretty much in the same style as Malaska, different words and a little obsessed by ground force. But in essence about swinging relaxed and trusting the body and the balance.

[@sparkr]

Mike, really appreciate your video and teaching approach in these videos. I also think I've changed my mind about the precision impact....going to give it another try.

[@tonyrusso7302]

Started to read and watch Manuel de la Torre regarding the golf swing. Last year, I played the best golf of my life. Hit the ball well, didn’t miss one round with a bad back or a sore knee. A few days ago, I found your site. Both have very similar philosophies. Your description is a little more detailed than Manuel’s but still very similar. I now have a folder with videos of Manuel and of you; I’ve deleted all other “instructional videos”. The only negative I have is that it took me so long to find you two guys!!!!!!!! Thank you for making the game enjoyable again. Swing thoughts: see the ball, address the ball, hit the ball, find the ball, repeat as needed.

[@lauroramirez3559]

I just started playing golf about 6 months ago and started watching him around two months ago and my game has elevated like crazy. I used to be a power lifter and still have good strength but I found out pretty quick that strength is not everything, especially if you don’t know how to use it correctly. I changed everything I was doing and now I’m playing better than my friends are and they’ve been playing for years Lol Mike is a beast in his teachings, everything makes so much since and it’s easy to learn. The man makes the game so much simpler. I’ll tell you how much better I’m doing, not only my accuracy is on point but my drive ski rocketed like insane. Where I used to use a 9 or an 8 iron, now I’m beastin it with my 56 with no problems. Thanks Mr Malaska! You da man!

[@jimbarber6985]

You've probably been told this a thousand times but you have an innate ability to explain things in such a way that it just makes so much sense to me.

[@methodsignature]

He spent a lifetime learning it and then teaching it. It shows, dundit.

[@SuperBsherman]

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[@clubdetennisdolbeau-mistas5971]

Well, I was a teacher for over 35 years( and a pretty good one according to my students). And I can tell a good teacher when I see one. Mike, I just LOVE your theory. Why? SIMPLICITY! I'm looking forward to experimenting what you provided us in this video. It's a process, I know it. But some information you gave us can really transform the way we play. Thanks again. Keep up the good work.

[@davidwalker6039]

This is the most comprehensive explanation of the golf swing a person could squeeze in to an hour ... and THAT'S THE POINT!! I love the famous quote, "If you can't explain something clearly you don't understand it." Mike has accumulated a level of mastery as it applies to the golf swing and he demonstrates that by how clearly he is able to articulate it. This teaching incorporates the thinking of others I appreciate e.g. Jimmy Ballard, Jim Flick, Monte Scheinblum, and brings it all together in a compelling fashion.

[@texstar77]

Best thing I've seen in a long time! Position body to swing the arms!

[@2cardarsenal310]

Mike, I want you to know that this video ABSOLUTELY made my day with your "What creates speed faster demonstration!" I laughed so hard I had tears. You are truly a gem and a great golf instructor. Thank You!!

[@AmmoDude]

The info in this video is on a par with the wisdom of the legendary Harvey Penick; no mechanics, just concept. I get so tied up in the mechanics of the swing and try to repeat body positions of the pros. I went to the range this day and just swung the club with relaxed arms and let my body do what it has to do to facilitate the weight of the club swinging around my body. Amazing results. Relaxing the arms and letting them swing allowed me to feel swing path for hitting draws, fades or straight shots. I could also feel my hands for hitting low, normal or high shots. Thank you Mr. Malaska for guiding me to find my natural swing.

[@mikedonald1974]

Mike. Great lesson. I enjoy hearing about your journey and your desire to improve and how you went off track. One has to swing the club with your hands and arms. Thanks for sharing what you have learned.

[@mplunky1]

Mike I have watched all of your lessons over the years & all of them are do very relevant to achieving a great Golf swing. This lesson is just so amazingly good & essential to all golfers. It is just so good & totally accurate in understanding what should be done to swing a club with ease.

[@toddmckelvie7242]

Thank you for helping make the golf swing so much easier to understand. You are the only one I have seen that breaks down the swing based in body mechanics. Brilliant!!!

[@gtflyer]

Thanks to Mike, my swing and game have change radically over the last couple of months. At 72, I need all the help I can get. The L to L drill helps me the most.

[@gregquinn6887]

I’ve been playing golf for over 25 years and this is probably one of the most informative videos I’ve ever seen and will absolutely help me develop more speed in my golf swing for my driver. Thank you so much for all the time and effort you put into this video😊

[@grady9752]

We all have that one quote we like to frame and hang on the wall. Mine has always been, "There is a big difference between a powerful effort and effortless power." I have also always been fascinated by watching Fred Couples swing a golf club. It looks like he's just taking a practice swing, but they call him Boom Boom! He is the essence of fluid, graceful, effortless power. If you want to begin to understand this silly game, PLEASE listen to this guy! There is a big difference between a powerful effort and effortless power. He is unlocking the secret of that for you here. The only thing I would add to what Mike is saying is this........RELAX!!!!! Don't try so hard. Don't "grip it and rip it.......grip it and whip it." Try it. You'll see. Hey Mike, you've got it buddy, keep it up. Thanks for doing this.

[@saintcruzin]

I’ve learned more from this little series then all my lessons. Simple and easy to repeat and added 10-15 yards...Thank you very much....

[@dpr1paus]

I can’t tell you how very much I needed to hear your excellent explanation of creating speed in the swing. I’ve recently struggled with over swinging using big muscles and failing to hit the center of the face and the ball going everywhere but where I wanted. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!😮

[@dek2000utube]

Thank you so much. As a chiropractor for 34 years .... I follow your way of teaching easily ... and I believe it is the way to go for the amateur player. Looking forward to studying with you ... and meeting you in person one day. Best, DK

[@EmilioYepez]

Excellent. The depth of knowledge and understanding of physics - the body and the little nuggets that take years to truly comprehend.

[@MC-vv7us]

The best explanation of swing speed i have ever seen. Im a pretty fit 68 year old from the UK and i wish i had someone coach me to do this when i was 40. This video is a revelation and should be watched by every person who plays golf. From Mike C

[@codered1127]

Mike is the the most underrated and under viewed top teacher on youtube. His teaching is the best to combined knowledge and simple, practical language and communicate it for average to above average golfers. Really just a great teacher. Hope one day i can take a lesson from you Mike.

[@michaellibertella8956]

The other day I worked on the The other day I worked on moving my right hip straight back to the point I Felt I was sitting on it and got great results. Now I will practice on the hand, and wrist leverage to increase my speed. Excellent info....

[@salimlaher1144]

Thank you. I have been playing golf for over 30 years and I have had tons of golf lessons..I have never fathom out the golf swing till now. I will be 80 soon I have been struggling recently. What you have explained is the reason I have been struggling. Rigid body and not allowing the free flow of the arms. I am most grateful. Bless you

[@kevinshoemaker5466]

Have to add another comment... when I blew my knee out 2 years ago and did more damage to my back ( L3 thru S1), I started to look to make swing changes . Found Austin Shagur-Dunaway. Adopted these old timey swing ideas. Consequently hit the ball longer and straighter than ever. Glad I found your channel, because the way you explain it gets me back there (I strayed last year in pursuit of distance) Keep it coming!😊

[@Lund1700FishOn]

Omg. I wish there wasn’t any snow on the ground here in Sioux Falls. This video is so good, I can’t even begin to thank you enough Mr. Malaska. Thank you!!

[@dseveno8254]

This isn't just the best instructional video on speed on the internet, it's the best video on the golf swing itself. I've been trying to play golf with the "swing with your body" paradigm for years now, and it's been a miserable failure. It wasn't until I actually started using my hands and arms again that I gained 20 yards and a much tighter dispersion.

[@greganderson8985]

This video has been the most enlightening swing explanation that I have personally ever seen. It simply gets to the point of getting better IMMEDIATELY without any BS. Thanks Mr. Mike Malaska!!! I love you, sir! (I am pounding the crap outa the back of that ball, MY WAY, with your help! Finally!)

[@miketucker3309]

I've been playing golf for 65 years and this is the best explanation for speed I've ever seen. Surprisingly, the one arm swing drills revealed to me how the 'left' arm is supposed to work. Mine was always fighting with the right and not allowing it to set properly! I always viewed your approach as 'laying off' too much so I would cup my left wrist and close the face at the top. Because of your explanation I don't worry now and am able to put the power back in my right hand...where it belongs. My distance is back but more importantly I'm able to be more consistent, knowing now, how to take it back properly (with the left) and set the club. This video can help anyone. Thank you!

[@mike600f1]

Hey Mike I'm a coaching pro from over the pond. Thanks buddy you are telling it how it is in reality, the he who miss hits it the best wins, is so spot on, and if you lose control of the ball you lose. I love the are we trying to be long drive experts or win the game. I'm sending a lot of my pupils this way to help them understand the concepts of the game. Keep up the great work

[@ryanr1807]

Thanks Mr. Malaska for these vids. You are a great teacher of the game and just recently helped me to strike the ball better. After listening to you I realize how important it is to get lessons so we don't waste so much time swinging the club the wrong way. We all think we can figure it out on our own. Can we say EGO!

[@soundararajansidhanaidu2384]

Your way of teaching golf is fantastic! You have superb knowledge of physics pertaining to golf. Admire the way you take us to play good golf .My game improved tremendously after going through your videos. Now I enjoy playing good golf at 75!

[@bobreidy8665]

Prefect explanation of speed leavers in the golf swing Mike. As a 71 year old recently getting back into golf and suffering left forearm pain after each round I could see the errors in my attempts at power generation. After watching your effortless power moves I am hoping these tips will help my game. Will keep you posted.

[@oldpro9336]

I have had the same problem, with me it is tennis elbow. I find thicker grips help so I don't need to grip so tight.

[@bamlani]

Thank you very much. I am over 65 years old and new to golf. I found this so good that I watched part 1 and part 2 three times. I have tried all your tricks and it make massive difference.

[@oshead]

This is absolutely the most informative video I have ever seen on the golf swing. After watching this video (a few times) and then putting it into action with my driver, both on the range and then on the course, my accuracy is now more dialed in and distance has increased by almost 20%. Thank you Mike.

[@dscott333]

You just pulled the wool off of my eyes!! There are so many SWING THOUGHTS that have me almost paralyzed with fear when I'm out with my group, one of my BIGGEST? Is actually as I am approaching the FIRST TEE!! Where I'm hoping like hell that my game will be ON today, like it is all about luck .. I love the game, and I want my game to keep me excited about golf.. 57 minutes!! Thanks Mike!! You have a new fan/Subscriber

[@shawnkinney2392]

You are explanation is the best that I have heard and makes the most sense. No more reason to watch anyone else!

[@grahamjones7371]

And a great section on how to use the hands correctly, luckily Ive always done this apart from 1 dodgy lesson years ago. Yes I sometimes release fractionally early and can look like a flip But my lowerbody action counters this and I still strike it well and straight!

[@steffonsharpless8373]

I've been playing golf for almost 30 yrs (picked up the game soon after college) and I'm a solid 4 handicapper (have been better and have been worse in recent yrs). This is real life golf information! Thank you Mike for the clarity and humility in your instruction. The principles you teach help me clarrify and understand the diverse information I've heard about the golf swing.

[@dr7878sm]

The best golf instructor that I have seen....After watching Mike’s videos I joined his website and it is phenomenal....my game has improved so much .....explanation is so sensible and I have been able to actually get great results using Mike’s technique and methods....keep it up!

[@perlundstrom6400]

I can sit hours listening to Mike talking about the golf swing, he is brilliant. Best regards from Sweden.

[@Scottandrewkoch]

Such great instruction! Any way your book is available via audible? I would like to buy it because I feel like I owe you for this free instruction!

[@jm54golf]

Mike, I changed my grip according to your instructions and cut 7 strokes to my 9-hole round.(41) Thank you for sharing your expertise and knowledge with us. I’ll keep watching!

[@jpbouffard]

I'm not a golf teacher, and certainly not an expert, and I _really_ respect Mr. Malaska and wouldn't be watching if I didn't. However....I would like to make an observation, and maybe ask some questions: You can't whip a stick lightning fast with your hand unless your hand is connected to your body which is resisting the arm motion with counterbalancing forces in the back, and all of it anchored to the ground by your feet and gravity.....I think it's definitely true that having tension in the arms and wrists and shoulders will reduce and limit power, but if you look at the total amount of energy in a golf swing, you need alot more muscle mass to create it than is present in only the arms. Right? You need your buttocks, legs, and back. Would it be correct to say that the fact that those parts of your body don't twist rapidly doesn't mean they are not "creating" speed. They are creating speed by generating force and torque which is amplified through levers and then applied to the club by the arms, wrists and hands? How fast would a baseball pitcher throw a ball if he simply sat in a chair and moved his arm only? Clearly the speed and power comes from using his arm as the conveyor of forces generated by the rest of his body, no?

[@maximuspayne7354]

Excellent video. I watched today and my eyes were opened. I've hundreds of videos but this video really makes it easy to understand the concepts of the golf swing. Great video....

[@markmatthews6839]

Thank you Mike! You have really helped me understand the swing. You are a true "teacher". I'm going to work on that hand motion you demonstrated. My driver is the one club that holds me back. I don't need 300 yards, I just need 240 down the middle. Keep enlightening us!

[@decentblue1]

Thank you Mr. Malaska ! It's really a clear comprehensive lecture of how golf swing is, and through the swing logics you teach, it makes easier to let our body learn to swing effotlessly faster, more consistently and more efficiently. I figure out what really is "release" finally after watching this video!

[@paullee5029]

So thorough, so good, so dispelling ,we are so grateful.

[@jamesmyronsmith864]

Everything you said made sense to me. I struggle with shoulder and neck flexibility and so spending all my time working at maximizing should and hip rotation and the mechanics of thus has been frustrating. Now you've given me a new viewpoint on how to maximize swing speed to consider. Thanks for bring me another perspective on efficiently generating maximum club speed. I'm really looking forward to getting out and experimenting with the things you've highlighted in this video. Thanks!

[@GRIFF22]

I'm so glad you keep putting these video's out there. So much of commentary at top level focuses on using the lower body, ground etc....that's great if you're a 6'3" tour pro who lives in the gym. For regular golfers the oldest and still the best drill is super light grip pressure at address because it allows the wrists to work fully, which is where you get most swingspeed from!!

[@regcade6767]

If your hands (and forearms) are trained it doesn't matter what you do with your lower body, and it's not alright even if you're a 7' 3'' tour pro who lives in the gym, because you can't hit a ball with your lower body anymore than you can knock a nail in with it - because it, and the body is a non contact on the club. The body is involved but responds or follows the control and lead of the hands which must be trained.

[@regcade6767]

Re. above reply. Reg Cade Fully qualified AA PGA Golf Professional and Coach in U.K. for 57 years

[@yullotho9023]

Best of the best Mr. Malaska. Love your work. Wish there was someone here in Australia that teaches your system and could look over my flaws.. its been close to two years now and still battling my demons in implementing the leverage system. Always been dragging the handle.

[@hakanpalmgren5113]

Hi Mike, you always make sense as always! This helped my game and I'm heading towards scratch at 59 years young!

[@paulpanayi1957]

One of the best lessons I have ever watched! I have struggled with my hand position during the swing since I started playing. Keeping them square seems too simple and works! Thank you!

[@whitefang9309]

I really appreciate all the help you have given me in my golf game the lossening up of shoulders and wrists works great instead of stifling up to try for a faster swing which usually gets out of control

[@trextrextrex]

Rejoined Mike. Looking forward to it

[@rw_golf6387]

Okay people this really works. Just went out to the garage and increased my speed from 88-90 (normal for me) to 96 average with a three at 98, 99, and 101! Listen to what Mike is saying and focus on relaxing the muscles. It still takes effort, but I was able to bust through the 90 mph barrier with ease.

[@robertcaudle2156]

I am a 10 handicap and this lesson has literally transformed how I view speed in the golf swing. I have been going at it all wrong. Brilliant!!

[@farhadsolaimani3534]

Mike represents wisdom in golf. Need more like him in and especially outside of golf!

[@canuck_gamer3359]

I read a book about athletic training (non sport specific) that provided me a lot of good information for my golf game and one of the statements in that book that has really stuck with me was this; "Relaxed muscles move faster than tense muscles." It is CRITICAL to golf to keep tension out of the arms, shoulders and back. I'm just starting to regularly shoot 80 but I still don't hit the ball very far compared to those I play with and compared to how far I should for my age and fitness level, so this is my main area of focus for next season. I really like this man and the way he communicates, so I am going to follow his methods and see how it goes!

[@davesheane3456]

Brilliant Mike. Wish I had found you years ago. If you're ever in Ireland there's a round of golf on me!!

[@marinegrunt6633]

I watched your grip video and where speed really comes from and it changed my game. I am 75 and hit the ball great....My driver over 200 and my five wood is also around 200.....My iron game has greatly improved. I shoot anywhere from 80 to 85. Thanks for the great videos .

[@chillicrab854]

Gary Edwin has been teaching something similar, for example coiling, for so many years (>20yrs). He was ridiculed for his right sided swing when rest of the golfing world was left sided and using the core muscles to swing. Good to see more people embracing his ideas the last several years.

[@johngolfish]

The focus on what the hands are doing has been very helpful. I only listen to you and Marcus Edblad. Your instructions are similar 🙏

[@TD-qi2rw]

Thank you for all of your hard work, changed my game.

[@nickl1975]

Watched this. Went to the range. Hitting my PW 140 and my 5 wood 210 carry. No effort. Love this guy. Love golf.

[@TEKXS00D6]

I've been pondering where speed really comes from over the last few weeks. This is the best explanation I've seen yet. I doubt if there will be a better one. Thanks.

[@johnlaurie8877]

Thanks so much for keeping this so simple Mike as all us amateurs are definitely susceptible to being stupid. Our number one error is thinking we can swing like the young guns. I am over 70 and trying to emulate the young guns with little or no exercise is not just stupid, it is insane. Your comment about watching the ladies as being better for us amateurs, especially us older ones, is bang one. PS. Also loved your video on the “loop”. Pretty sure if I use my shoulders more and ingrain the loop I will be get my swing speed back up into the mid to high nineties without wrecking my lower back, which was in progress.

[@jayfrancis3158]

Simply brilliant, now I am really beginning to understand the golf swing. I have been practicing what I learned from you on line. I am not only getting better, but the game is becoming easier and really more enjoyable. Thank you very much.

[@joeyvenegas5672]

tks Mike, at the tender age of 72 you just gave my golf swing a b12 shot. going to the range!

[@rp634]

I did this today and the results were really good, no sore back and I struck the ball well. Thanks Mike

[@jesperrymkier]

-It is like the holy grail :-) i wish i had a lot of money so you could teach me! I really enjoy all your points of view and your knowledge of the game... So dead right and so reassuring i am just loving it so much thank you.

[@t3golf]

I’m on the course right now & I am hitting BOMBS because of this. I’ve never come close to pushing 300, but I am today

[@kevinshoemaker5466]

I played a lot of tennis, and Mike, for some reason, the forehand analogy and motion you made reminded me- the motion clicked. Hit my 7 iron like I was hitting a forehand and was shocked at the compression it generated shaft parallel to shaft parallel. TY!

[@johnr2632]

outstanding information. I am one of those that uses the body. I recently got a GC2 golf simulator in my home. watched my recorded swing. It looked ridiculous, lol. Just all body with the arms staying stiff. One swing I ended up with my backside to the camera, lol. I hit a driver 190 in the air with as much effort as I can muster. The embarrassment of watching that recorded swing earlier this week was a good precursor to watching this video! Thanks Mike. Going to practice daily on stable body and more arms before getting into the body movements.

[@donaldsullivan9499]

Thanks for all you do to make a difference!!! You changed my understanding of Golf!!!!

[@kikzrandrade]

Thank you for the service to the golf community, sir! Great content! Subscribed to your website a couple of weeks ago and it’s been a turn from night and blindfolded to a sunny day with shades and a hat! Thanks so much!

[@patrickkiernan7520]

Thank you Mike. The very best instructor.Best wishes from the U K.

[@poopjeans1135]

Fantastic video Mike. Completely changed the way I look at the golf swing. I cannot thank you enough.

[@hansdoll5833]

Best Golflesson Ever!!! Thank you!

[@paralambano]

You are the best teacher ever!!!!! Thanks.. Everything seems to make sense finally.

[@keking68]

I watched this video earlier today, just finished hitting balls at the driving range, wow, what a difference! Thank you!

[@johnschwartz1536]

This has been the most interesting and informative 57 minutes I have spent watching a golf video. And, on top of that, it all makes sense!!! As I understand it, this concept removes the tension out of the golf swing. In so doing, club head speed automatically increases, as does your distance. I'll definitely be trying this out. I'll also be watching a lot more of your videos (including episode 1) if available. Thanks Mike!!

[@krazyfins9708]

Mike thank you so much I've never hit the ball so solid and consistently straight. I am enjoying the game more than ever

[@jimmckenzie1205]

The best lesson I’ve ever seen, well explained, simple and it makes sense! Thank you.

[@chuckschreiner5431]

Mike, you're nickname should be "Ponce" as in at age 68 I found speed I thought was gone for good! I stumbled onto this video, saw impact right away, joined your site, and am really excited. Great stuff.

[@brianf4760]

Thank you! Best golf instruction I have seen in my 4 years searching youtube golf videos this is simple and makes sense!

[@bradloney6238]

Always the best information on the golf swing. So grateful.

[@johngolden8549]

BEST EVER COMMON SENSE EXPLANATION OF CLUB AND CLUB-HEAD SPEED IN RELATION TO ARM SPEED AND HAND AND WRIST MOVEMENTS IN COORDINATION WITH BODY MOVEMENT.

[@neilw4881]

You are a class act sir!. Thanks so much for sharing your wisdom, excellent 👍👍

[@Alandale45]

Thank you, Mike for sharing great insights on a safe and effortless golf swing. It is consistent with my natural instinct because it uses the way the body works.

[@stephenhodgins1946]

Thank you for your help and instructions, I can't wait for you next class. Steve.