The Most Important Part Of The Golf Swing (The Transition) | Milo Lines Golf

[@MiloLinesGolf]

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[@djpoints]

Indeed a masterpiece! This guy really really gets it! And I swear 99.99% of youtube golf instruction are compensations for failing to do/understand exactly what was taught here.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed this one! If I can help you any further in swinging like an athlete, check out my playbook and online academy here: swinglikeanathlete.com

[@AndrewDCDrummond]

What an excellent video - the only one I’ve seen that shows how the different backswings are equalised out by a good transition. You’ve moved to the top of the list for the best instruction I’ve seen on KZbin :-)

[@karemariuslunde2009]

This video is a real masterpiece of teaching the transitions move.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Thank you!

[@wayneclarke204]

I have been watching all your videos and love the explanations and instructions on how it's done incorrectly vs correctly. You have simplified the golf swing lesson. I wish I had seen your videos earlier, because I would have saved so much time and confusing thoughts/instructions on how to swing a golf club correctly. Thanks and I look forward to watching you swing.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Thanks Wayne, glad you are enjoying the channel!

[@richardjamieson9103]

Thank you for this series Milo. I've been moving in this direction the last couple of years, but this has seemed to cap things off. The "sit down" and res-square concept has been a great help to me. Since starting to work on this I've been able to really use the ground to create a compound lever effect. Once that backswing is done I have no arm or hand thoughts going on. It's "sit/re-square" and torque, and everything is slotted. This is also helped me transition into a high draw more often (still working on it), coming from a long-time fade with a tendency to tail off. In the last 2 months I've literally added 40 yards to my drive, from 230's typical fade to to 270's, straighter to slight draw. It's a whole new game for me.

[@jaxortjackie05]

Milo, great job! The slight straightening of the right forearm coupled with the squat finally put it all together for me. Everything is prepared to deliver with speed into the ball. I understood that running out of right arm is bad, but I didn’t know that the arm had to lose a bit of flex in transition. Thanks a million!

[@dennis1119]

One of your best. You are the 1st golf instructor to explain that the correct 1st move from the top (widening back & away--(see around 5 mins in) is all you need to take it to impact--so simple! Brilliant!

[@justjames1111]

That was a really good explanation Milo of what many coaches struggle it seems to explain clearly. Scott Cranfield has also said this ' So even if you're a bit out of position at the top the Transition has the ability to pull the club back into a good position (the Slot)'

[@MiloLinesGolf]

True! Thanks for watching.

[@ablgolfmom6211]

Milo taught me this exact concept 10 years ago at TalonsCove and I went from a 25 handicap to single digits in 2 years! I’m now a 4 and loving the game more than ever !

[@timkozlow5258]

I was a 3 in my early teens to late twenties then many years of bad instruction got me to the point where I could barley break 90. I was ready to quit the game. I have worked on Milo's concepts for a month and it is such a dramatic difference in power and distance in just a month that I'm back to lower 80's upper seventies in just weeks. I still need work on my transition. I had no lower body due to becoming a hands and arms player over the years. It took me two days to get my hips moving again. Once they did everything began to come into place and quick.

[@ablgolfmom6211]

Tim Kozlow that’s great 😁! I have watched Milo teach many lessons live and in person and every student gets better immediately during the time they spend with him. I’m glad you’re making progress just by watching his KZbin videos!

[@Rptyler7]

❤️your stuff. Just subscribed to the channel & going thru some your older videos. ❤️ the demos of other sports, totally makes sense & the visual helps. I’m hoping you can clear up a feel for me. When I get to the top of swing I feel like I’ve wound up my lower body by climbing up and back towards to 6:00 o’clock (addressing the ball would be 12:00) my question is on the lean in & squat to left side. I’m wondering if you feel your backside continuing around that clock to get to the lead league in that simple move ? Because I feel myself going back around towards 5:00-4:00 etc to come back around and transfer my weight to the lead league. And when watching you perform that simple part of the transition it looks like your just continuing around to the left side by putting weight transfer to 7-8-9 o’clock to get weight to the lead league. Please advise..

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Royle Prince Not sure I understand your question so hard for me to answer

[@truthlifefishing1730]

You are officially the best coach on youtube. And let me tell you mate, I have watched every clueless yubber with a camera and a stick that thinks they thought.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Haha you are too kind!

[@jimgeorge72]

I've watched all of Milo's content multiple times. This video may be his highest mark. I believe here he lays out the secret of the golf swing. I suggest watching and practicing the first six minutes over and over. The right hip rotation around and toward the target during the backswing is what starts the transition. This immediately leads into the sit down move and the bending and rotation of the left knee/leg toward the target. This puts you into that ready to swing position, hips squared and arms back. So very important. Now, you can turn your hips with gusto with the arms relaxed and behind you. The tip at the end of the video is also good, to work the arm farther behind you, but I'm still working on this first part. Anyway, I think Milo has shared some most important golf swing instruction here!

[@jackbisson9226]

Love this video. It a very straight forward way to tell us how to do this. I have been getting this wrong for years. Thanks Milo.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

👍

[@stephensbubble7333]

,👏👏👏 As a Golfing Community you may each have your own take but collectively your contribution is unique. Golf is the winner 🏆

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Thank you sir

[@fourftr]

I’m a believer in the Mike Austin teaching methods. I liked your thoughts on that right hip on backswing. Transition is a major need. Like the late great Mike Dunaway said there has never been a great golfer who didn’t have a good pivot

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Agreed, thanks for watching!

[@chrismalicki6579]

Thanks Milo the part you talked about where your arms did not “drop” but moved further away from body was a key for me.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Glad you liked it, Chris!

[@RatherBeGolfing.]

You are a fantastic instructor, Milo.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Glad you think so!

[@riggz5496]

Excellent video, thank you! Have watched countless videos and none could explain the rotation and transition in backswing like this

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

[@philipminn1885]

Brilliant and most excellent swallow golf swing instruction> thanks a lot.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Thanks for watching Phillip!

[@MrPepbro]

Thanks brother. I appreciate your tips.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Thank you!

[@yellowdoggolf7142]

Milo your one of the best on the internet for golf tuition. Cheers

[@yellowdoggolf7142]

Hi Milo I have developed a new putting aid and I have only just launched it. Can I send you a link to view it and get your opinion. Cheers

[@hlubmos2chah945]

Well precised explanation on the transitional part! Best than most teaching so far! Thanks.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Awesome, thank you!

[@MikeHatzilias]

I agree with Ray, best explanation of transition I've run across as well. Along with your shallowing vids, haven't felt this relaxed and clutter free in a long time, thanks.

[@washredskin887]

outstanding instruction!

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Thanks Jason!

[@Chosil]

Excellent and helpful especially as to the flow of the whole swing and not just adding several parts together. I always struggle to let go, I mean to transition and downswing without wanting to control too much. So I guess understanding the whole swing with lots of repeating the flowing motion will get to the brain and hopefully let me trust in what the body will reproduce. Thank you!

[@MiloLinesGolf]

FLOW and GO! Thanks for watching. If I can help you any further with your game, please do check out my online academy at milolinesgolf.com

[@hlubmos2chah945]

Coach Cogorno says that you're GREAT! I commented on his recent tutorial video that only you and him teach on the "Low the Right Shoulder" down on the downswing for forward shaft lean.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Fantastic!

[@johnm900]

I think this is one of those "Ah Ha" moments!!! I always likw your videos Milo - always great instructions and explanations and this one rreally helped me understand the hip and especially hand action concepts. Cheera Milo.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Thanks John, glad it helped!

[@brockstryker5992]

Brilliant explanation. Not sure it’ll help me put it into practice but they way you explained it really cleared somethings up for me. Thanks!

[@sabinodelrosario188]

Thank you milo!!great explanation on the arm's tention 👍🏌️‍♂️🏌️‍♂️

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Glad it was helpful!

[@knowerzark]

The issue of low/no tension in the hands and wrists is key, I’ve found. As ‘the Hat’ Gregg McHatton says, the wrists don’t swing the club...they allow the club to swing. If the hands and wrists are relaxed the arms and club will follow the path they’re pulled in.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Yes!

[@allanpalmer485]

Watched and chatted with this guy on the range today at Trump Aberdeen . What an incredible ball striker and real nice guy to boot . I will be watching all your videos . I hit the ball more solid than ever before after listening to your wisdom about transition.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Allan Palmer thanks glad to help a fellow golf nut! If you’re ever looking for a nice place to spend some time in winter I’ll gladly have you at Superstition Mountain.

[@allanpalmer485]

Have to say I’ve watched almost all your videos online now and I really enjoy your method and translation of complex biomechanics and physics within the golf swing . It makes it easy for us mortals to understand and work on something positive . I only wish I’d talked to you for longer when we met briefly as I learned more in the 15 mins watching and talking to you than I have in many lessons over the years.Enjoy the rest of your visit to our beautiful country and I pray the weather stays as good as you’ve had it thus far .

[@rayeves2187]

Thanks Milo I struggle with this. the multi sport footage at the beginning and your explanation of transition is the best I’ve seen.

[@carmenaliciarondonrivas2173]

Winner of a video, I've been looking for "how to grip a driver not to slice" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Reyuhaffad Underlying Recognition - (do a search on google ) ? It is a good one of a kind product for discovering how to revealing an effortless golf swing technique without the normal expense. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my partner got amazing results with it.

[@martingriffin1969]

transformed my game thank you for your excellent instruction,

[@robsquire9672]

best explanation i have ever heard - well done

[@jack-hq7gr]

What no pressure plate charts and numbers to dull the mind.. simple athletic moves. Great and it works.. if you push or slide early, nothing left to push or move, so you have to flip arms or stand up to get thru......Great information.

[@77bovi]

Wondeful stuff ty Milo. Lots to chew on for me. @5:14 When you mention pushing right arm - since u often mention lpw tension arms, could the extention of right elbow comes from the body moving target ward (change of direction)? Knowing that in our downswing the hands trace an ellipse closer to the target vs backswing -with the arms widening - is this then due to our body shift? It would need to shift by more than 2 ball's width wouldnt it?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Good questions! The downswing trace being closer to the target is a function of sequence more than a shifting forward of mass although the shifting of mass plays a role. On the backswing at p3 both arms and wrists are generally elongated while at p6 the wrists have full hinge and the trail elbow has only lost a portion of its bend therefore the arc is more forward.

[@steveperry1344]

milo, the last part of the video was a real eye opener when you showed how the 2 golfers and you do it. i never looked at it along those lines, could never really tie the arms and the body move together. now i think i got it, work on it.

[@simmo5071]

Wow, “low tension and sitting down” at the point most of us (me) are getting tense and trying to whip the golf club into the ball as fast as possible. Talk about a reprogramming the brain issue. The real question is what drills do we use to do this reprogram, I’ve tried holding a magnet against my temple but I still have the same dumb thoughts. What is worse than brain memory is muscle memory, boy oh boy, do I have a lot of work to do! As per usual Milo absolutely fabulous info...

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Plenty of excellent drills I've shown on here before, but the stick click drill is always a solid one to prioritize the pelvis movement over the hands/arms.

[@simmo5071]

@@MiloLinesGolf stick in belt and one in the ground behind which we want the belted stick to hit before ball,contact?

[@DanL50]

Milo ... your explanations are pure genius!! Thank you so much for your videos. Your explanation of how to reflex the knees to load for powerful impact is communicated so clearly that anyone can understand. Great job!!

[@jayschwarz4365]

One of the best videos yet!

[@kiwijohn01]

Great description of the hip move.. I was way off!!

[@jdstubbs9971]

Hey Milo. The move you’re talking about around 4:50 where you loose some flex in the right elbow and widen the arc behind you is a little difficult for me to wrap my head around. Is this something I need to feel in my swing? Is this how you have a square/neutral face at the top and a stronger face in the downswing? Thanks Pro.😀

[@MiloLinesGolf]

JD Stubbs you don’t have to think about it as long as you’re not narrowing in transition your good. At the top of the backswing you’ll have around 90 degrees of bend in the trail arm and at impact around 20 degrees so that bend is being lost all the way through impact.

[@vansonguitars8981]

Excellent video

[@grahamjones7371]

How to activate your muscles or prepare them on backswing/transition with out tightening them is a big secret(Hogan called it live tension!) except every athlete/sportsman does it in other sports a lot easier because its not a static sport like golf.Whether you see golf as a throwing sport or hitting sport will influence the amount of tension, i still cant decide! but as Im more of a thrower sportsman so from halfway down im putting a bit more hitting tension in and its working well (at the mo!)

[@PatBuckleyracecar]

The length of the bat, paddle, racquet, club has an effect on tempo and angle of hips and shoulders and knees. They are all different. Generally speaking, you are correct, but I wouldn't compare them directly.

[@gametimeflagfootball]

Good job explaining

[@Tigersmundo]

*Brilliant summation, not seizing into whose right that's a futile argument for the internet trolls.*

[@BruceBusby]

Wow! Great video analysis! Of the arms descending while widening. I'm going to keep this in mind at my range session tomorrow

[@MJP1966USA]

Milo, this and several other videos you have done are great. The missing (and struggling) piece for me is the re-squaring or squatting you do from backswing. When I try this, it feels like I have to figure out timing as I am hitting behind the ball often (chunking it) or topping if I try to quickly push up off the ground. Any good drills you can point me to to get this down? Thanks and wonderful videos. Wished I lived in Phoenix to take live lessons. Would help I suspect.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

MJP1966 no throw drill keeping the right arm bend and wrist extension and using the pivot to chip the ball off the tee.

[@seniorswing8441]

TGM ( The Golfing machine) offers straightening that lever in the right arm as pushing. Stack and Tilt mentions this sallowing movement as release PA#4 first that is very similar to each other. The same concept is here described? Thnks!

[@joshuakwon8496]

How is the widening of the club arc different than casting which is often a fault many amateurs do?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Amateurs throw wrist angles and pros widen the trail arm as they rotate which holds the trail wrist extended

[@Schnoberich]

Perfect explanation, thumbs up.

[@tonyliu809]

Milo's channel is great. Could you do a video for lateral movement(weight/pressure shift) in downswing? when I do squat, I roughly shift half forward ,then push off right foot and finish other half. Is it right in your swing pattern?

[@allenburdett5471]

excellent explanation !

[@jamesmobbsymethodgolf2916]

well done. one of the most overlooked part and one of the most important piece of the swing. This and the right forearm/wrist condition are the BIG two.

[@76MUTiger]

Milo, in the examples of Jerry Kelly and Matt Wolf, would you say that Matt's club prior to getting shallowed out has more clubhead speed because it has traveled more distance? And, although Wolf does this well, is all that motion generally hard to control and make repeatable, compared to Jerry Kelly's? You could do either, but if you could teach regular people one position at the top, what would it be?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

I’d teach in line at the top

[@chuckwalla2967]

This stuff is quite revolutionary.

[@bi7040]

Just to be clear, are you straightening or lowering your right elbow a bit as you move your weight to the lead side or do you do it thru the downswing right before you hit the ball?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

It’s a gradual lowering and straightening

[@bi7040]

@@MiloLinesGolf Thank you sir!

[@tommysummers5171]

This is fantastic!! Have never in 3 decades heard it broken down better. The 42 people that downvoted are idiots.

[@rich060286]

I could not find the right trigger for my brain to understand the transition... I’ve been thinking move weight forward, hips through, belt through or at target, chest through or at target, hands through first. However squaring hips again at top of swing (left hip / butt cheek back) has just made everything click 🙌🏻🙌🏻 thanks 🙏🏻

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Very cool

[@damienmassias9404]

Great video, I play hockey, can definitely relate 💪 Also, what's the name of the song at beginning please?

[@billenright2788]

Awesome description.

[@steveperry1344]

milo, one more thing, i've always been more of an arms slashing type swing which does work but limits my distance and consistency. this is a better way.

[@afruchter]

Quality video milo. Great information. Regards from prescott!

[@williamreichert4798]

I take this to mean that if you have a bent left arm in the backswing ( as you do) then it is best to start the downswing by getting rid of the bend which directs the club head away from the target at the start of the backswing. But if you have a straight left arm. then you start the down swing by accelerating the LEFT arm. No bend to correct. Comment???

[@grahamjones7371]

The problem is if you have started golf as a strong athletic male you dont need ground forces to strike a ball reasonably well but if like most great ball strikers you started as a weak kid you do! I am finally beginning to use ground forces to get me and the club moving!which is helping my transition

[@m3toz4]

Hi Milo, is the sequence of tension like "low, high, then release" just like you throw a base ball.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Hung Phan yes sir!

[@wah435345]

Does the hips rotate to get back to square and keeps on rotating until it's ready to use the ground to push?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Tony Chan kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2jHf32Bbs-Md68

[@knkklassy]

Thank you for sharing these awesome videos...great explanation! I have trouble with too flat of shoulders in the downswing....any insight on a feeling or drill to address that? Thanks again

[@franscoismarx1415]

Brilliant!!

[@bjohnson515]

Milo... The "resquaring" of the hips off the dropped right hip....wonderful For those who stand too far from the ball, this is great. One can get in proper position, and then knowing that the right hip drops back and around and that the left will resquare off of this deeper right hip... clears the left hip. "Firing the hips" at the ball and getting the toe of the club up on the takeaway...the two worst pieces of golf instruction ever delivered. Thanks for your help.

[@cubfan69kmz85]

Milo, i have to say I sort of found you by accident when I was watching Eric Cogorno’s videos. I really enjoyed those videos with Eric and I have really become a fan of your videos. Anyways, the whole idea of starting that downswing before finishing the backswing has been a little bit difficult for me. In theory I certainly understand it, but in my actual swing I have trouble timing it properly. So basically I am starting my downswing as soon as my right hip stops going back and starts to come around, correct? Should the start of the downswing while my hands are still going back be happening naturally? For me I really have to think about it right now. With practice hopefully it becomes easier.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

The best way to learn to sequence properly is through step drills.

[@cubfan69kmz85]

Step drills are good. Now I have seen the drill done different ways. Do you have any videos explaining how you do the drill or know of a video that does a good job with the drill?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

@@cubfan69kmz85 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHrZnoOgrc-jgtU instagram.com/tv/CVtVqqTt9tg/?

[@cubfan69kmz85]

Milo, sorry to be a pain, but this stuff is fascinating. Working on the squat move, I notice that when I watch my swing on video the squat combined with the focus on rotating that left hip, my back foot is staying on the ground through the hit and only comes up when into my follow through. When I had my old swing thought of driving the right side I would be way up on the right toe before impact. Am I okay with that right heel staying down until after impact?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

@@cubfan69kmz85 sure

[@demzunoplayer]

Yep. You got it.

[@ItZaViBe89]

Ok so this is a feel vs real but when I get to the top of my back swing I feel like I keep my hips stationary and my arms start then my hips follow my arms. Basically I feel like I get to the top and throw my arms into my downswing keeping my hip where they are and the automatically follow to keep up with my arms

[@MiloLinesGolf]

I’d have to see your swing to know if the feeling is producing the desired outcome

[@ItZaViBe89]

@@MiloLinesGolf Tiger said when he felt he was swinging his best, he felt like his arms were winning the race. I never knew what he meant when he said that but it makes sense.

[@pohoresky]

If you widen the swing arc from the top on the way down as you suggest , you are asking for trouble. Most would say you need to narrow the swing arc on the way down as you rotate by bringing trail elbow closer to your rib Cage. Have no idea of where you are coming from.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Gears data shows the trail arm starts straightening almost immediately in transition. The right arm adduction is largely an illusion created by the right lateral thoracic bend.

[@timkozlow5258]

I have one question. When I start my transition do I need to move my arms away at the same time or does this happen automatically? My transition I feel is solid. It's all I work on. I can hit from 7 iron to pitching wedge awesome. Solid and powerful. When I get to the longer clubs I struggle. My driver is not good. I never feel like I have enough room and come into it steep. I either pull them or hit a weak slice. I only hit one out of every 5 straight. I also seem to lose power with my longer clubs. I am only hitting a driver 230 max? I can hit a PW 135. I'm just losing something with the longer clubs. I think I am pulling it down but I'm not sure.

[@zachlehman7432]

For me, I feel like I move my arms away and stay closed to the target to start my transition. I had a similar problem in rotating incorrectly to start the downswing and I would have a lateral movement in my whole body and would get steep. You’ll notice that you’ll start to release the club a lot better and you’ll hit your longer clubs better

[@markgrim10]

Hey Milo, what size grips do you use? They look pretty fat.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

I've been using midsize for a while now.

[@terrancefonseca2129]

Schedule!

[@MiloLinesGolf]

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[@mikereuter1571]

How many reps will it take to get my brain to change?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Mike Reuter not sure we’re all different

[@Melted_Butter]

Is there any difference when you’re doing a half swing?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Melted Butter no sir

[@BamaPaul]

Good question

[@patricklee780]

I am older, 66, so what I've found is that I need to feel my upper body doing the leading into the downswing, while the arms just follow around, always keeping in an arc, until well after impact. That picture gets me into a Snead Squat. I guess I am just too much of a "feel" player to break it down into technical terms.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Patrick Lee do what works for you!

[@jayschwarz4365]

Any good drills you’ve found, especially at home, to ingrain this action?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Yes There are a few

[@toddyoder8]

Golfletics can you do a video of these drills? Thanks.

[@paulinelorenc1483]

Hi Milo you should add more info to your video descriptions if you want to increase your views. For example even something as simple as this would increase your views. adding terms that people will search will increase the probability of your video showing up in the search. instead of "This video is about the Transition" This video is about the Golf Swing Transition

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Thanks

[@eightoeightmiles]

Does this still align with Mike Malaska's idea of "standing the club up"?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

No, with Mike’s idea of standing the club up it’s necessary to rotate later in the downswing. I don’t like the idea for most players because our instinct to create speed as athletes is to rotate our body early.

[@eightoeightmiles]

Thanks so much for the reply. I've spent too much time fighting thirty years of previous swing concepts and grooving the "Malaska Move" to try and tinker with it now. Maybe down the road if the swing breaks down. Working so far. Thanks again.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Miles Ishiki glad your having success with the Malaska move!

[@petercrocitto7383]

So your explanation of the downswing is a little different from Mike’s? Especially when it comes to how one gets there club to shallow.

[@timkozlow5258]

After rewatching this 5 times I think it might just be that my right hip is moving to much into the hitting area causing the outside and steep angle to the ball. Once he said the right hip only moves about two inches. Doing some mirror work I can see that my right hip is invading the space. I seem to get away with it with the shorter clubs but not the longer ones. I need more work on my transition.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Tim Kozlow keep at it!

[@pdstraitvibin]

Hey milo thanks for the video. What size grips do you use?

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Pablo Diaz std +1 wrap under the right hand

[@이예준-x2m]

2:10 4:30

[@arashad20]

👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Thanks!!

[@jeffreylardizabal3964]

Ryan Winther really nailed the plant when he won the 2012 World Long Drive: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sF7aaHpoaqeLf5Y

[@hosoiarchives4858]

The most important part is impact

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Hosoi Archives in the end you’re correct however I haven’t been able to get students to a good impact position consistently without a good transition 🤔

[@steveo5119]

Impact is the most important part.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

I won’t argue against that but a solid impact is only made possible by a transition that slots the club and gets force into the ground correctly.

[@Godisnotjesus1967]

Had any tour player started of with Henry Vardon....or Tommy Morris swing they would have achieved the same success as they did....or better. I can hit ball equally acurate with 4 different swings. Take putting as sample. Notice how you stare at ball 70% of the duration of the whole process?....seeing the ball is not going to get it in the hole. You need to see the ball physically only for 1 second....the second the clubface travel through it. When you drive your car...do you watch your steering wheel or the road. Never stare at ball with any shot......God created man with amazing vision......looking at a grass root or little stone behind ball and looking at THE HOLE.....70% of time is more profitable. Teachers also mistakenly teach statue like posture.....with only shoulders, hips and arms swinging. I dance the ball to were I want it to go. Human body naturally will resist a stillness/statue like stance before you require it to come alive into action. I liked your one hand shot. I also dont ground clubface at ball.....has no purpose....dont do anything thats not going to happen when you swing. That clubhead behind direct behind ball will not go back to that position. Pose is dangerous. Moe Norman knew a lot about the swing

[@mattthompson1063]

In another video u say the trail arm actually increases angle. Now you say it extends.sooner or later every online coach contradicts himself

[@MiloLinesGolf]

First off this video is from years ago and it doesn’t contradict any of my more recent videos. We must apply outward force so the structure doesn’t break down completely however due to the momentum of the arms and club working up and back as the body begins to drop and unwind we do see some additional folding of the trail arm in the early phases of the downswing before it starts to straighten.

[@MultiCklee]

I am unable to follow when golf instructor uses baseball as a example to teach golf....Not everyone plays baseball. I'm one of those unfortunate few

[@TheNYgolfer]

Great info but may suggest that before you film the lesson you sit down and organize the lesson on paper. Teachers call it making a "lesson plan". You seem to "wing it" and tend to wander a little , which reduces the effectiveness of your teaching. Btw, if 2 instructors give "contradictory" information, they can't both be right. They can both be wrong or one can be right, but they can't BOTH be right.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

thanks...different ways and different individuals

[@frednegus7017]

Bob not bib.

[@frednegus7017]

Very little slide at start down. It’s basically an axis tilt/slide. Arms don’t drop. They move three dimensionally : down , out and forward simultaneously. It is indeed an underhand pitch motion when “swinging”. Kelly and Wolf both employ useless moves at start down. They are timing dependant and fraught with potential danger. The club will swing and stay on plane with proper rotation. You do sit but you DO NOT bib. Cheers F

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Fred Negus how much do you want to play for?

[@frednegus7017]

Golfletics I think plenty would suit how about you

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Fred Negus what does plenty would suit mean?

[@frednegus7017]

Just enough so you could muster a spit ; good golf is best played dry.

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Fred Negus ha ha I’m game when you are straight up. Also check out how much every great players head drops in transition. Most drop between 3 inches and 1foot.

[@Bossanovawitcha]

The hip slide ruined my back

[@MiloLinesGolf]

Han Sagan you and many other😞

[@davidgeorge2666]

this is why golf is so difficult to learn, how do you synchronize all these movements into a swing that takes less than 1 sec. - too much talking. All these videos do is fill your head full of more stuff to remember. Watch slow-motion videos of golf pros, visual worked for me