‪@MalaskaGolf‬

I taught the Malaska Move to my father years ago. He picked the game up in his mid 60’s he is now 76. He is the best player in his group as well as longest and most accurate. He is a 9 handicap from the whites and a 2 from the tees he should be playing from. The point is the Malaska Move turned him into a golfer that was longer than much younger players in their 50’s and more accurate than players who have played all their lives.

[@RCMC-o7e]

good reminders

[@starks1974]

Great video!!! I just randomly figured this out too one day as I was just swinging the club, just pulling down the handle and release the club, instead of letting my arms go for a ride like many instructors have told me to do. Well I easily gained 15+ yards just by doing that and it felt so effortless & free, yet consistent. Of course I had to google if this is a method and found the L to L with Mike, plus found you too. Plus this works with all of my clubs like other "methods" where it's only good for certain ones. I've also start my son doing golf and tell him to just make an L on one side then do it on the other as it's so simplistic for any golfer. Thanks for the videos!

[@toddheugly]

That is great! L to L and the “Malaska move” are so simple and when golfers will buy in they will play better golf!

[@brockgolf2124]

Dear Lord I think you may have finally put this move in a way that makes sense to me! Thank you!

[@toddheugly]

That’s great!!

[@themats7975]

I've tried the move and it works great with irons, but when I use it with a driver, I can't make it work. Any thoughts?

[@toddheugly]

What is the issue with driver? Tops, hooks, pushes?

[@ganjajay]

How do you like the Spornia net?

[@toddheugly]

I love it!! I’ve had that net forever and it has been through all kinds of wind storms, rain, snow and heat. It keeps holding up and taking shots haha.