Right Arm Throw In Downswing To Create POWER Sling! (LIVE Golf Lesson

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Are you a right or left handed golfer?? ⛽🔥 *Milo’s Favorite Drill to COMPRESS the Golf Ball: milolinesgolf.com/compress

[@golfdoc1950]

Growing up playing baseball I had a terrible arm but I was an adequate batter. So throwing analogies for golf don't help me, but lately I've taken to swinging the club as I swing a bat, using my torso to turn and not thinking about my hands or arms during the downswing. It's freeing me up considerably, reducing the "hit" impulse.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Great comment Dan! Thanks for following along.

[@blsinsc1]

Mr. Milo makes this so easy to understand - now if my ignorant BODY will learn!!

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Thanks Bennie, if I can help any further, please do check out our online academy at milolinesgolf.com

[@richardneel6953]

Love you guys but, omg, the audio!! I hear Milo make references often to "things just happening without someone actually forcing it" or something like that. I really was intentional about working on my swing this year and fixing my "flip". As I've begun to overcome those old tendencies, I've really noticed how I no longer am really thinking about what my right or left arms are doing. I've finally learned how to match up my lower and upper body and now my thoughts are on club face control and shot shape. I was never successful in trying to put myself in one of the positions you see in slow-mo videos or pictures of the pros. Those positions seem to happen as a result of matching up the lower and upper bodies. Not sure if anyone else relates to this but I wanted to comment because Milo really helped me understand that better.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Love it Richard, apologies for the sound! Was a windy day.

[@christianhanley57]

Let it up here, let if fall, turn and hit it. Great stuff. Thanks Milo.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

You bet Christian, thanks for watching!

[@eddiebrown687]

I've watched this same guy get lessons from ALL the top instructors on youtube and he does the same 2 things with everyone of them. He won't let them talk, and he's in love with the sound of his own voice. Oh, and he still hits it like crap....in spite of all their instruction. Probably because his mind is trying to process 75 swing thoughts in 1.5 seconds.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Come on now he is a solid player 0 to low single digit handicap.

[@johnpinckney405]

Great explanation and demonstration from Milo, thanks. Poor Brendon still struggling to make the moves keep at it.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Thanks for watching John!

[@andybecker5001]

4:15. Is golden.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

🙏

[@markbarry789]

New to your channel. Your teaching is very understandable for me. Struggling to fix over the top and shot alignment. Thanks for the video

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Hey Mark, thanks for watching! I have a number of videos on swinging over the top, but here's a good one to start with: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJa2cpann657j6M.

[@markbarry789]

Thanks I’ll try that square then rotate. My problem in the past when I’ve squatted is the I hitting very fat. Grounds keepers hate me

[@dmpt39]

Enjoy your teaching. I would like your perspective on the release of the club: where it begins and and finishes as well as the changes in the wrist and arms.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

I have several videos on the release in my optimal impact playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLeK6V_nBv2vqtgDZko371NOg6aU6PRppt. Thanks for watching!

[@dennis1119]

As an East Coast guy, glad to see that it's not always sunny in SoCal! I like to feel like I am turning and leaving the trail arm behind. But don't you need to keep the trail elbow in front of the shirt seam (GG box)? As far as good golfers and rt elbow diving, I've seen Moe Norman photos that look like that but don't know if they were action shots because it looks like his clubface if wide open.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

The right elbow will get on or in front of seam line with forearm supination and wrist extension. The arms stay in front ideally and don't lag behind. The center of mass (clubhead) is what gets behind. Thanks for watching Dennis!

[@edlasatergolf]

Otis without digging it in

[@davidhiatt162]

Made so much sense thank you.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kcd2630]

Another good video Milo....can you explain the left arm in the downswing.... I find using the left arm improves rotation.. Just a feel

[@MiloLinesGolf]

I have a few videos regarding the left arm and will likely do more in the future. Thanks for watching Ravi! kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYG0o5Wgm5aGn7c

[@brad7923]

I really enjoy your videos. As I try and feel the rotational aspect of the swing that you demonstrate, I have trouble maintaining a consistent bottom of the swing. I don’t think it’s sway. Any ideas?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Could certainly be and I have a few videos on that topic, however I'd have to see your swing to give you the best feedback, Brad. If you'd like further help, head over to my website at milolinesgolf.com where we have an online academy.

[@Orlandoojeda1]

Thank you

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Welcome!

[@robertbien7895]

Great drill. Thx! FYI the audio is really bad on this video New mic maybe?

[@edlasatergolf]

Rob, I filmed this video, it was done moments after a heavy wind and rain storm blew through plus there’s a road within 20 yards of this location. Thanks for watching👍🏼

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Like Ed said, apologies.

[@robinmorten3262]

Are you pushing with your right arm or pulling with your left

[@MiloLinesGolf]

The left side of your body turns out of the way. Thanks for watching Robin.

[@oldprogolf7292]

Good lesson. Brooks Koepka is one player who comes close to driving the right elbow in front of the chest. The only player I have seen actually do it is Garrett Clarke (GM golf), he was very slim, I agree it is a fault. Like many, Bryson has a gap between right hand and grip just before impact, no rh force there. I would like to see evidence of what force top players apply with the right hand. Do you think rh force is used at the top to pull down and increase lag? My rh does not bend back far so I can't do it.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

They’re all pulling down on the grip but the question is how. The longest use their whole body to pull creating a big stretch in the Lat that can be unwound

[@briantimlin2650]

Hi Milo, what works best for me is to swing back feeling a small move into my right side, turn my upper body, swing my left arm, and then move through transition to left arm parallel with my pressure now 70% on my left foot, feeling my shoulders are staying closed while getting my hips open. I continue that feeling of getting the hips open and more weight to the left all the way through impact and obviously the hips are pulling the mid torso and at some point they stop turning and the mid torso starts to catch up almost fully by impact. However, I always try to feel like I'm keeping the upper body closed all the way to stop throwing the club out, keep my head back and keep right bend through impact. Is that another way to describe the same thing you say about the golf swing?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Could be but I’d have to see you swing to say for sure

[@Nonyabizznaz]

Milo I have a hard time getting through impact doing this. I know it’s correct but have fallen into a rut. I load, pressure shift, squat, hip begins to open, which shallows the club and as I rotate I get stuck. Maybe I’m not shifting enough weight or maybe I’m hanging back.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

I’d have to see.

[@povrtsux1]

So, if it needs to feel Like a slap, then we’re to use the right arm as the dominant and PUSH. Would that be correct?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Could, but I prefer a bigger system approach, more so where I am transporting my trail arm with my middle.

[@danielhudson830]

I have notice that you, Milo, keep your right arm straight longer in the backswing. But, your partner, (can't remember his name) tends to bend his almost immediately. It looks like you are swinging the club back, and he is picking it up to get it back. Could you explain if there is anything that should be done differently if you are picking it up, or is it just a different way to get the same result?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Ideally you’d swing it back I’m not a fan of picking it up

[@swish1onu]

The thing that so many instructors forget to mention is that there must be torque created FIRST... and that means HIP rotation starts earlier then the downswing.. and as you "lag" the club.. it can swing from an inside out direction

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Get into the ground =)

[@nelsonjames1272]

I have an unusual question for you Milo. Can cleats (soft spikes etc) impede some people’s ability to swing a golf club to their best ability? When I swing a club in my house for practice to keep loose I usually have a casual flat bottom shoe on a carpet. I feel I can swing more comfortably and maybe faster and am careful not to slide. When I get outside I feel somewhat restricted. Soft spikes are there to prevent slipping but is their something I could be doing differently outside? I literally feel stuck and slower outside sometimes, but here there is another variable added which is the ball. Have you come across this? Do some need to play with shoes that allow for the feet to move a bit? I’ve noticed tour players feet moving around quite a bit on some but mine seem to grip too much sometimes. Can you shed some light on this? I should also mention that this is especially bad on the mats which we are forced to use this time of year as the grass practice tee is closed.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Yes, this is an interesting question. I've heard of people who say they prefer wearing classic shoes like the greats because they encourage better footwork, but many of today's best wear fairly basic shoes with just rivets on the bottom. They are almost sneakers. I would go for something that is comfortable for you and allows you free range of motion. Perhaps a golf shoe with no cleats, but some decent rivets on the bottom for some grip. Hope this helps, thanks for watching Nelson!

[@TopblokeGolf]

Roger that , over and out

[@MiloLinesGolf]

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[@simmo5071]

Wonderful video, just what many of us need to better understand the simplicity of the golf swing. Now if you could do a simple video of how to hit up with the driver keeping the hands in front of the ball - but try to do it farther away from the highway noise. I kept expecting a plane to land on the driving range. Personally I hit down which causes me to flip at the ball to get height, breaking tees pretty much on every drive. Your channel remains my favorite for detailed explanations something my engineering background enjoys!

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Have you watched this video? kzbin.info/www/bejne/oITQoZJ6lsmthcU

[@simmo5071]

@@MiloLinesGolf I did and from it I glean throwing down at the ball, not hitting up with a driver if that is what I should be getting then I need to be told using a different technique.

[@simmo5071]

@@MiloLinesGolf I did, it must be a brain fart on my part. I really concentrate on not starting my swing with hands coming down toward ball. Thanks for the reminder!

[@danielwenderlich3438]

I am working this, just don't find confidence to take it to the course because inconsistencies with my swing.i just don't seem to get speed with the club head and sounds and feels like it is a connected swing to my body.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Hey Daniel, thanks for the comment and following along. I would have to see your swing to really say what is going on, but keep at it!

[@danielwenderlich3438]

@@MiloLinesGolf I am interested in in pursuit of on line lesson over the next year, as I am 61 years old and in pretty good shape is this a golf swing that will work for me, can I send a video of my swing for review?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Yes, I would recommend joining our online academy for this so you get access to our exclusive content, my foundations, our webinars, community feed, and monthly analysis. milolinesgolf.com

[@bjohnson515]

Is that AZ or ?

[@edlasatergolf]

Ca

[@MiloLinesGolf]

La Quinta, California at SilverRock Resort.

[@KevinBostwick]

Can you do a video on what you feel the proper grip would be?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Coming out next week!

[@KevinBostwick]

@@MiloLinesGolf SWEET

[@bobstallings7727]

Doe’s this work with wedges also

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Yes

[@falopio67]

milo mike Adams talks about then on top side arm and under right arm release

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Sorry Luis, I don't quite understand your comment.

[@falopio67]

@@MiloLinesGolf he says that are three types of right arm releases...on top release side arm and under its interesting and the test he made me was throwing a ball to the ground

[@MiloLinesGolf]

@@falopio67 yes every grip style requires a slightly different release pattern.

[@scifisicko2390]

Sergio for external rotation

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Maybe

[@hiranm8944]

Do you feel like an uppercut through the ball?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Like this kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJW6naehZZKEobc

[@papadoc3252]

Isn’t this about getting the mass of the club behind the center of rotation?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Yes, the throw is therefore a more body rotationally driven action where the right arm extends later in the action.

[@papadoc3252]

The left foot provides the “braking” motion that facilitates the uncocking of the right arm and wrist. Done too soon or abruptly and you hit it fat. Too late and the club doesn’t stay square to the plane and the ball goes right. Yes?

[@chrisstevens2593]

Trail arm extension question, do you allow it to straighten naturally during the last half the downswing with a wrist set or do you consciously try to straighten it at some point either before during or after impact ? Thanks

[@hermanecheverri9849]

Good drill & lesson, need to improve the microphone

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Difficult day for sound, yes.

[@JKerr-iy2jr]

Great techniques to follow, but perhaps for the next lesson you should wear your mics on the OUTSIDE of your jackets! Seriously, there must be a freeway right next to you guys.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Yeah, sorry about that, I wrote about that in the description.

[@wjohnsonism]

I’m sorry, not quite the regular Milo presentation….Walking around Milo, asking him a question then interrupting him, throwing a ball at the ground hitting the shaft, dropping the driver, reminds me of the guy who interrupted Marty Scheinblum and hit shots when he was explaining something. Other then that, nice content.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Thanks for watching Billy.

[@maeu59]

In this video Milo is saying he wants to let the club fall back, the videos you did with Mike Malaska…he tips the shaft so the club doesn’t fall back. Very confusing.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

I simply want everyone to swing the golf club like any other stick which means allowing the mass to pitch back due to the body’s pivot. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKe1g6OXiq2XZqc

[@maeu59]

@@MiloLinesGolf most amateurs would love for the shaft to fall back and not fight it. Even when Mike demonstrates his baseball swing there’s no tipping, it’s just not natural....He also says it’s a feel, I really don’t think he’s explaining it right.

[@maeu59]

Just to add, even though the club falls back you still have to add the little down and away clockwise turning of the hands to square up the face otherwise it’s wide open coming down. That’s what I really think Mike mean’s because I heard him say it’s just that little move at the top, why he says tip the shaft I don’t know.

[@1upadventures]

Sounds like aircraft comms.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Yes, apologies. Post-storm and highway nearby.

[@gerryreilly8963]

It seems he was throwing and not rotating as you have been stressing

[@grumpyoldgit8254]

Every time i see this fella he has more to say than the guy who is doing the teaching, why the fek does anybody have him on their channel

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Thanks for watching

[@rackum44]

Sorry guys thanks for me is I'm actually left-handed but golf right-handed but then again Phil Mickelson is right-handed and golfs left handed and he hits it far

[@MiloLinesGolf]

I believe Jordan Spieth is also naturally left handed.

[@rackum44]

@@MiloLinesGolf aww I didn't know that

[@josephsaber6103]

Your part of the presentation was excellent as always but the other guy was asking too many questions. I found it disruptive. Listen to Milo more.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Thanks and sorry

[@RiverOog1972]

Interesting info probably, but did you not bother to listen before you posted? Horrible audio quality.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

My apologies, head over to Brendon's channel for better sound quality.

[@tessagus2]

Terrible audio charlie brown

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Yes, my apologies. Needed to do some more editing like Brendon. You can watch it with a little better sound on his channel. Highways and high winds will do that haha.

[@johnking4198]

The sound is terrible

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Apologies, I mentioned this in the description. You can also watch on Be Better Golf's channel.

[@slickharp]

Very poor sound

[@DeepakSharmaChd001]

Too noisy. Time to learn audacity

[@MiloLinesGolf]

The sound was difficult that day as we filmed after a storm and it was windy.

[@DeepakSharmaChd001]

@@MiloLinesGolf i edited noisy sound using audacity once. Try it.