HOW TO GET A SLOW EASY GOLF SWING

[@Marc-py1qn]

If you are struggling follow Paul. His lessons are not something you have to spend hours with. I was ready to give up golf until I found Paul. I was a good golfer and slowly went from a draw to balloon fades over a couple years and just chalked it up to getting old. Was to the point of having to hit six iron from 150. Now I'm back to hitting eight iron from 150 and back to 280 yard drives and I'm 65 years old. If you can't follow his instruction and immediately improve, take up bowling. Thanks Paul!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks for the promo. I appreciate it. Funny how many people I have taught over the years who were ready to quit. Funny what they have been taught up the point they come to see me. Simple is the key and not hitting with arms. All of my tips explain this.

[@Michael-mw4yz]

Yes I've doing same bad habits for 25 yrs and yes had some rounds in the 70" s but now 63 and can't break 95 most rounds, but taking all this in and going to try get little better,it's horrible at first,but reps and work it will improve. thanks Paul you make sense on all

[@paulwilsongolf]

Yes, it is time for you to make this super simple and get on track. You have been in the 70's so this should be a no brainer to get you back there. Few have ever broken 80 so you have done this before. First make it super simple. Making it complicated is not going to get you anywhere. Here is how simple this is: Neutral grip. Square stance Athletic set up not too bent over. Step 1 fix the spin: - Hit the top and manually roll it over and get every ball hooking. This is 5 mins. maybe 10. Slow learner 15mins. You need to roll this from the top. You are ONLY working on spin. The wrists affect spin. Once you can do this we know what you are going to do before you do it. You also need to memorize the feeling of releasing it so you can do it without thinking about it. Now every ball is pull hooking left. Great. See this a half right. You have the spin. Now you move on to body so you fix the direction. You hit the top. Instead of thinking about rolling it you switch your thought to firing your legs and hips. The easiest way is with your bel[t buckle. If your belt buckle moves before your arms you will hit it dead straight unless you fire the lower body a million mph. I am talking about a decent pace with the hips not crazy fast. Watch me do it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2a1oJ2KrZqmfqs Then follow these steps: Wrists = Spin (Step 1) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmXZcoajhN-ehsk kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2mZaYSpidF6qpY kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3mop2p9br9oY5I Body = Direction (Step 2) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIebpoaQZpt1r9U kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJXTmaeeeLZsjK8 kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2mpqYaQiNJ-e9k (secret tip)

[@suetaylor3675]

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[@jmack619]

Does he give bowling lessons as well ??

[@dougpicciano6470]

Paul Wilson you are a genius - best investment I ever made was for your Body Swing program - 69 yrs old , thought my loss of distance was gone forever until i discovered your effortless power principles of loose wrists , coiling , touching the knees and back of the neck with club shaft on follow through - why you’re not in Golf Digest , Golf Magazine and the Golf Channel is beyond me - probably because you would put all the other so called “gurus” out of business - keep up the good work - what you have done for me and other senior golfers is priceless

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks so much. So glad you are doing well. Such a great feeling when you can hit it with power. Make the game so much easier too. Well, I almost did a breaking 100,90,80, 70 in Golf Digest years ago and Tom Watson changed his sponsor at the last minute so they never came out to shoot the pics. I've been on Academy Live twice. Yes, they don't want me fixing people that's or sure. Good way to put themselves out of business.

[@dougpicciano6470]

Appreciate your response - would love to see you do a tip on hitting hybrids as so many of us senior golfers have replaced our 2-6 irons with various hybrids and I hit them thin more often than not and have studied your Body Swing methods for correcting thin shots , but still struggle with them off of tight lies

[@stevephilipczak1464]

I came here for two reasons; 1: Paul's video on bunker play absolutely got rid of any fear I had of sand. Highly recommended. And 2: Watching Amy Yang win the KPMG this year with a swing that looks so slow and effortess, that it actually blew my mind. Completely changed the way I look at the golf swing. I took a long hiatus away from golf, and I returned a few years ago, now 65. I am playing in a traveling league and some of the courses I've played really force you to have control over your shots. They are NOT "grip it and rip it" courses, and I have been having a hard time staying out of trouble. I know it's going to take some time, but I have decided that I MUST change my tempo and learn to do the things Paul is talking about here. I'm working on it now, and I have hit some very long drives with what felt like a very easy swing. It most definetely CAN be done, and should be done, especially as you get older. Wonderful video Paul. You're the best. Thank you!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks for the support. I appreciate it. Here is the sand tip if anyone is looking for it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3ycfqyEaNKXqpo Yes, those woman have great swings. Effortless for sure. If they can do it why can't you. Keep at it. Stay loose!

[@SpitSharp]

This guy knows what he's talking about. I don't understand why he doesn't have a few million subs.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Because I only had about 60 tips posted. I have over 1300 on my membership site. These other guys have hundreds and hundreds of tips. I just started posting again 2 months ago. As I make people better it will really take off.

[@Eric_H68]

People think technical is how it works..... instead of simple. Paul has lowered my scores to multiple single digit rounds. Simple but very effective... Only coach you need!! Respect his work!!!

[@paulwilsongolf]

As soon as someone starts talking technical I instantly tune out. I don't want to hear it. I used to think like that too and it got me nowhere. I also like from the students perspective. People practice once a week and play once a week. There is no way they are going to do this technical stuff. That takes serious work and no one has time for it. Now it is all about fast and easy.

[@taitfreeman9421]

It's because people have been fooled into buying new drivers clubs copper bracelets to get better 😂

[@kantimakan4056]

The perfect explanation of a golf swing, effortless and powerful. As an 80 year old I also work at strengthening my body, especially the “core” and also flexibility through yoga or yoga based stretches. Thanks Paul, may your “tribe increase”.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks so much. Great you are still working on it. Yes, we need to get people to stop hitting.

[@Devildog547]

The farthest I ever hit my driver I kept telling myself, “Don’t try to kill it” and I took a easy effortless swing. I killed it, furthest drive I ever had. Best advice I ever heard for the Driver on KZbin. Semper Fi!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad you liked it. Thanks. Stick to it. You know the feeling and it produces great shots. Plus, it's a swing for life.

[@John-wx9oy]

The longest hitter on the PGA Tour does not have a slow easy swing. As a matter of fact, Bryson DeChambeau almost comes out of his shoes he twists so fast. But if you watch his swing in slow motion, it reinforces everything Paul teaches. He fires almost brutally with his hips and if you watch his lead arm, it never gets out in front. His hips and body control the swing speed. Because of his youth and fitness, he can turn a slow easy swing into a tornado, but while doing so he uses every swing fundamental (hips, body, wrists) you see in this video. These are also what dictate not only his distance, but accuracy. It works for old, young, slow and fast. Brilliant stuff that has improved my game tremendously in the last 6 months.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Exactly. I am teaching a swing for a lifetime. Be interesting to see how Bryson's body hold up. Anyone can get some good power if they do it right. No hitting with arms. Use the body for power.

[@Belbivdevoe]

He uses the moe swing which does teach to fire the hips to allow the triangle to come to full capacity at the hit. One thing you will hear BD say is his dad taught him with his clubs

[@JerzyBoy973]

He could swing it as slow as he wants. You have to have the control first then you add speed.

[@jeetinderbahia9559]

Paul Wilson is a legend! I went through a number of golf coaches and literally had no learning to show for it - came across Paul's videos and his course and I finally understood the golf swing (not to mention the grip and set up) . It's beauty is the simplicity of it - I'm not having to think about hinging my wrists or setting the club in the correct position or impact, all I need to focus on is turning shoulders on the backswing and turning hips on the downswing and physics takes care of the rest! I also would highly recommend Paul's short game course - there's sections on putting, chipping, pitching and sand play - again all so simply explained and not too difficult to master. I don't get to play that often but my putting is on a far higher level than lower handicappers purely from watching Paul's course.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks. I appreciate it. I just say things so people understand what to do. If you understand it you will do it. Once you see some results you will keep doing it. So glad you found me.

[@samiranmazumdar3030]

It is nice, to see encouragement throughout and hidden fact to improve on Arm to 90 to degrees along with est at same level quickly to move to O degrees is the key on long straight drive. The writer Is right.

[@veronicaroy1766]

Nice guy

[@Ken-dj6by]

Paul, you are spot on, exactly right about getting into your 70's and hitting your drives about 180 to 200 yards! That was me up to this year until I stumbled across this video, wondering why I couldn't hit the ball farther with an easier swing... Well, there you were, and voila!! thank you!!!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad you found me and tried it. I keep saying if a little can can hit it by you then they are doing it a different way than you. Need to learn that way. The key is being loose. The looser you are the more you use your legs and hips. Keep at it. Get this and you have it for life.

[@robertrobinson7607]

Here is a tale long in the telling… Last year, I was diagnosed with arthritis in my hips, back and shoulders. Playing “arms only” golf is excruciating. Over the past few years, I have celebrated my birthday with a golf marathon (this year, 60 holes for 60 years). I barely made it through, and swore this would be my last year. Recently, I ran across your videos, but more importantly, your method. The full body swing has given me more power, actually helped increase my range of motion. The crucial element is: NO. PAIN. I thank you, and my charity thanks you, because there just might be a “61 for 61” next year!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad you found me. You definitely shouldn't be in pain. Certainly not fun playing like that. Keep doing what you are doing and most importantly ... stay loose.

[@objectiveobjective1948]

Without doubt the greatest and easiest golf swing ever taught and the only golf teacher I follow as Paul is a natural and has improved my swing enormously so thank you 👍.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thank you for the kind words and support. Simple is the key for sure.

[@eddiehornedoful]

Hey Paul, I'm going to take this video to heart. I'm so embarrassed to say that I just started golf at the ripe old age of 54 as my adopted 15 year old son fell in love with golf and I wanted to support his dream. I'm happy I found your video. We started in the driving range over a year now and if you only knew how many times I tried adjusting my swing without a teacher to no avail. Thanks again for this video as I will share it with him.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad you are on board with learning and effortless swing. I just posted this the other day. Do this for 1 week. That will get you on the right track: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnLIm6l6l9ySl6M Keep me posted. I will get you there.

[@AW-nb6br]

You have changed my golf game! Just started a few months ago after never swinging a club really! Your video on how to swing irons were the biggest for me. Thanks for everything you do!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Very good. Glad you are now on track and doing well. Keep up the good work.

[@SteveCooper-e8g]

Paul is good at his craft. Just one thing that requires an adjustment: A RHYTHMIC backswing is the goal. "Slow" can cause "too slow" which can cause a damaging jerkiness in the motion. Hope that that helps everyone! S.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks so much. Yes, you can go too slow. I like to think smooth backswing. Don't want to tighten up going back. I did a tip on it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJrIiaKQq9Fjhrc

[@davidanctil4671]

Paul I just ran across your videos,. the best teacher I could ever want, your explantions are super and contain alot of greart info,, your instruction is even better then David Leadbetter.

[@paulwilsongolf]

So glad you found me. I appreciate the kind words. Thanks.

[@Billpv]

Paul. I am 81 YO. Had hip replacement surgery two years ago. Since then my lower body can lead the upper body in the swing, and I am longer than have been for 20 years. I can now carry over 200 yards. But your specific instruction adds another dimension and I will send for you “free samples” too. Excellent presentation. Golfed 200 times last year to get my “post-surgery” game together. :)

[@paulwilsongolf]

Wow! That's great. So glad you got the new hip. If you can't move them well you won't get the power as you well know. Over 200 is great. Most students maybe hit it 180 and they are in their late 60's early 70's. I want people using the looseness to generate the clubhead speed. Couple this with body rotation and you've got it. My line is "you don't have to be strong to be loose." So anyone should be able to hit the ball with some decent distance. If they aren't they are literally using physical strength and this will never work because as we get older we get weaker. So they will always loose more and more distance. Watch this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5CviGqkopmmqc0 See how little I can put into it and get it to 100mph. For more I just fire the hips faster. You are doing well so I'm not sure if you want a little more or not but if so stay super loose in the wrists and keep firing those hips. Here are 2 drills you can do: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZesfmV9jM9sedU kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnvIcpZ7jsepnq8

[@lilvfr400boy]

This video is absolutely golden, I am currently going through this change as a result of my last golf lesson 😂 it’s so hard to let it go

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad you liked it. The thing is everyone wants to keep hitting perfect shots instead of making the change. Just make the change. Forget the ball. Once you master the change then think about the ball. Keep doing it the other way and it will take forever to get it.

[@billcoulter1984]

Paul. I’ve been watching your videos for a few years now. I have to say, your teaching is getting much better, much easier to understand. Thank you sir for sharing.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks. I have kept it simple for 29 years but each year I trim the fat even more making it even more simple. Pretty soon I will be down to these 7 words: Stop Hitting The Ball With Your Arms.

[@Lucid_zzz_Dream]

Golf is like throwing darts. U have to be easy in ur approach in order to be accurate. U don’t have to squeeze the club to death and hit homeruns. U weigh triple digits in pounds; club weighs about 1 pound; you’re moving it all with speed. F=ma. The ball weighs just over 1 oz. Putting the proper motion with body and club onto the ball...SMASHES it. I love ur videos. Ur channel is great. Thanks for these awsm tips 😎👍

[@paulwilsongolf]

Great comparison. Never thought of darts. Thanks for your support.

[@NonnyStrikes]

Yes. You can also put weight on one spot and create consistent contact with that spot. I've tried doing the loose and relaxed approach, but it doesn't produce feel. I grip about 4-5 out of 10 and prefer the stack and tilt method. I literally have NO EFFORT in getting to the ball. It's all about BALL POSITION. If you can control that in your setup, you'll hit the ball great 99.9 percent of the time.

[@silverfox5319]

Paul, at the driving range yesterday I was using your swing lesson. I was hitting drive after drive with what felt to me was an effortless swing. I could not believe how easy it was. The real kicker though, was not only was the distance good, but the accuracy was great. The last time I checked, the easiest way to lower your score is to hit the ball accurately. Plus, this is an extremely back friendly swing. I ought to know because I had major back surgery, and with this swing I come home feeling really good. Thanks for the swing lessons. Keep up the good work.

[@paulwilsongolf]

And people wonder why I teach this or they doubt me. So glad you tried it and are seeing the results. All I am trying to get people to do is try a different way to hit the ball. Not just for 3 balls though and quit. You need to give it a bucket. Once you see it (as you are) they you know you can do it and want to do it forever. Keep up the good work. Many years of great pain-free golf in your future.

[@Bobadddd]

At last I’ve found how to get rid of my slice. Thank you for the video on the slow swing, it works 👏🏼 I used my body and like magic RESULT 🤩 Thank you again

[@paulwilsongolf]

Fantastic!

[@timgilbreth1830]

"When you swing hard, you are locking everything!" One of the best statements ever! I am new to Mr. Wilson, but he is an awesome instructor.

[@paulwilsongolf]

For sure. People insist on just whacking away at it. Here is the problem: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKaye6uslJdlfs0

[@pisnop]

This dude is crazy!!! As in crazy good!!! I had my best day at the practice range today just by making his recommended adjustments.... Is his voice hypnotic or is it me?

[@paulwilsongolf]

Very good. Hypnotic voice. I like it. You have an effortless swing ... eff ort less swing. Wake up!

[@pisnop]

Too funny Paul!! If this golf thing doesn't work out - I think you have a future in comedy! 🤣 Thank you for responding!

[@JB-wy4iv]

@@paulwilsongolf 😂👍

[@karljohanstensen1892]

Paul.. ive been playing golf for 2 months straight. im work as a door2door salesman, and my work starts at 14:00. So before that i go to the local golf club and practice 2-3 hours totally alone almost evry day. For maybe 6-7 weeks ive been hitting the ball, tightening my grip, turned my back so explosive because i wanted to hit that ball with my entire power. After watching ur videos late at night when i enjoy a occasianly joint, i sit and deep dive into these videos. For the last 2 weeks, i have not gotten a single blister (from my last grip) or have any backpain. I seriously already after 2 weeks hit the so much purer and with a slow technuiqe. I have lost maybe 3-4 balls on the 6 holes out here last 2 weeks. That is a MASSIVE progress. Im actually having a really good time when i play golf these days. Thanks for greeeat videos, and great talking, awsome to watch! best regards Norway

[@paulwilsongolf]

Yes this was putting too much into it. Get the moves then speed it up. Glad you see that now.

[@Mudflap1974]

Great video, thanks Paul! I bought your body swing program the other day and have been watching through that, and swinging A LOT in the basement at the practice net. So far the struggle is getting the legs/hips moving and not trying to kill the ball with my arms. I chuckled at your first driver shot here because you make it look really easy. I'll have to go down in a bit and try that nonchalant approach. Maybe sneaking up on it is the answer haha.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Start off slow with this, do not try to get to top speed right away. Work on the swing positions first and then slowly add some more speed to it. If you start off at top speed then you might not be doing the positions, go at about a 50% speed to start with and then slowly speed it up the more confidence you get.

[@scottsteibel]

I so lock everything up. I so need to make the changes your suggesting. Legs and hips, easy ones. I did try this earlier today, with the lob wedge. Instead of hitting hard, I was trying to swing with the feet/hips and letting the arms swing loose and easy and wide. I’ll be damned, the ball was bouncing off the club face going further than I would expect. Less success with longer clubs like a 6 iron. Not up to top speed until I get used to this. I’ll keep at it. Thanks for posting Paul.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Well you have seen it with LW. So just go up to a 9 iron and so on. Also, just try it. If you are at the range no one is looking at you. So try 1 bucket out of control loose and see what happens. Tee it up to make it easier.

[@BRIANFAIRBROTHER]

Hi Paul. I am nearly 68. I am an English 10hcap that has gone up 12hcap since May (yes 20 x 0.1 increases) Been playing to 20hcp standard because of arthritis in left knee and hip. So yesterday I watched all your recent videos and today I went to the range and just concentrated on your NEUTRAL grip and wrist hinge. All I can say is 235yd carry (measured on SC200) into the wind. God help what will happen with a bit more practice. Thank you.

[@paulwilsongolf]

WOW...great stuff. That shot is what you can expect for the future all the time. Keep working on it and you will hit the ball like that more consistently.

[@sm1tty031]

Im 53, Ive been playing golf for 30 years...with some years off in between years but lately im playing weekly. Ive always been an arms golfer with a strong grip. I ve been topping every single shot ...someone took a video of me last month and sure enough Im all tension and chicken wing. shots are going straight though. So I start looking at You Tube and now Im looking at Paul's channel. His Taming the Wild Stallion video was me...everything about it. So this past week Ive worked on hinge/rehinge and on a neutral grip. those were my two thought for Fridays round. Im not going to lie I had some miss hits and tops but NOTHING like before and my irons were the best Ive shot in a long time. Even had a 260 yard drive right down the middle...my playing partners were duly impressed. Thanks Paul!

[@paulwilsongolf]

So glad you found me and tried it. Now you see that this is going to work just need to get used to it. Once you totally loosen up you will have it for life.

[@sm1tty031]

Like riding a bike I hope!

[@greghill5183]

Great Tip, Paul! Always swung my arms for 50 years of golf, but trying to change to your body swing.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Absolutely. Once you do you won't believe why you didn't try this years ago.

[@peterforsyth9897]

Once gain after watching Paul he makes the golf swing look so effortless and easy for all golfers to follow and achieve the swing that will live with you through out your golf journey. I think Paul should be welcomed with open arms to help all Yong golfers that are thinking of taking up this truly wonderful game. Thanks again Paul for all the great work you and your team do, I wish I had seen your stuff years ago maybe then I could have been a single handicapper years ago .

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks so much. These young guys want to just wail at it. I will get them in the future once they are in pain or realize that hitting hard like that will never work. I have 2 kids I teach bot became scratch in under 3 years. You may hear about them in the future. They may make the tour. We'll see.

[@timtacheny6749]

Paul you’re amazing. I’ve applied a few of your lessons to my swing, especially the tips on wrists and how your back swing and follow through should be mirrior images. It made a huge difference in my game.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Fantastic! Glad you are doing well. Keep at it.

[@jreese4655]

Thank you very much. I golf once a week with my brother in law and after I watched this video for the 3rd time my ball has that sound you were talking about. Like its screaming. I got my brother to watch your video and now he is on cloud nine. Playing much,much,more better.( i think it's your voice . 😆) mahalo from Hawaii.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Fantastic! So glad you found me and tried it. Great feeling when you start to see and hear the results. Thank you for telling your brother. I appreciate the support. One day maybe I will make to Hawaii. I have quite a few students who live there. I will certainly let you know.

[@jreese4655]

@@paulwilsongolf Hi Mr.Wilson. I been hitting the ball sooo good. But the last time i played i was topping the ball and couldn't hit it. I was trying everything... then your voice was in my mind. I just slowed everything down and started from the beginning,the grip, and slow down my swing. This is what i do. I just tell myself before i hit a shot,"ok,i am NOT going to hit this hard. Just feelin loose. DON'T HIT IT HARD!" ( But in your voice) My brother and I were shooting low 100's. He shot 87 and I shot 90. Thank you very much!!! Only playing better since i found you!! ALOHA!!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Aloha, glad you are doing well. We all lose it from time to time. You need to watch this tip: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mX_LeqyenpZmbKc Glad you figured it out.

[@jreese4655]

Hi mr Paul Wilson,i have a question. When hitting a driving iron do you hit it like a driver?, or iron. And is the "stack and tilt" good?

[@kahep314]

Thank you, thank you thank you. I am new at golf and my experience is exactly as you say. My best shots were the ones where i made the least amount of effort. Then I tense up swinging for the moon and ball goes every where expect forwards. You are spot on with your advice.

[@paulwilsongolf]

I know it is exciting to really hit hard at it but as you see that will only lead to bad shots. Stick to what you are doing and gradually fire the legs and hips for more power.

[@patrickgiles-ou1dp]

Absolutely one of the best presentations and explanations of the body swing on KZbin… not dissimilar to Ron Del Bario swing but you emphasise the wrists which is crucial… I’m 82 today and still play competition golf but the body is stressing… moving to your concept starting tomorrow 👌

[@williamsharpe9444]

Great video. I have often been asked how I swing so easy yet hit the ball so far. I tell them I have loose arms and try for no tension. When I try and use my arms I lose Power. You are so right in your instruction! Keep up the great videos!👍👏🏌️‍♂️⛳️

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad to help

[@tonymurray814]

I’m 61. Been playing 20 handicap golf for 40 years. Please believe me this guy is the Best I’ve Ever seen or heard on the subject.Its all in ur head!!!!

[@paulwilsongolf]

It is a lot in your head for sure. Human nature telling you to do something you shouldn't be doing. Need to go against it. If so you stop hitting. Once that happens you take your game to a whole new level.

[@tonymurray814]

@@paulwilsongolf That was always my point to people growing up. Golf is actually Anti instinctual

[@marklogan646]

Another great video Paul! Loose grip ,loose wrists have been my swing thoughts for quite sometime with great results...Thank you!🍻

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks. Glad you are doing well.

[@YellowWomble]

I'm from the UK and have not long discovered the channel. I played a round today and had a terrible back 9. Now I have seen this it makes things so simple! Fed up of watching you tube pros waffle on for 20mins and just confuse you. Gonna try this at the range tomorrow 👍

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad you found me. The concept is simple. Your arms hinge and rehinge. To to this they need to be loose. There is not power in them so in no way are you trying to hit or help the shot with the arms. This is the arm unit. So work on hinging and rehinging until you rarely ever put slice spin on your shots. This is step one. Once you get that you move to step 2 which is powering the swing with your body. Your body coils then it uncoils. If the lower body starts first you will hit it dead straight. If you are new then start here: Body Swing Concept: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2ncap17rr5ma80 Grip: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIK9faNul6tgjdk Hinge Rehinge: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIvIhaSZr5ejo6c Alginment: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHe9lGONppdraM0 Secure Grip: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGmuZHqZqdCtbaM Best Drill: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYfLpX9jmZZ1b7s Power the swing with the legs and hip not the hands and arms. I have tons of lower body tips now posted. Try this one. It's an easy way to get you hips moving: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGLQhGiBqp2EZ5I All of my tips revolve around this concept.

[@chlidera75]

I'm so happy I found my online golf pro, thank you Paul Wilson !

[@paulwilsongolf]

Fantastic!

[@charlesmarcucci7941]

Simple golf swing but makes so much sense

[@lil-g4879]

After watching your video on standing tall, I was on the range doing this, with different swing speeds, and the connection was perfect, the distances different. Wonderful feeling.

[@paulwilsongolf]

That's great. Just be careful not to be too tall. This will totally save you back too.

[@lil-g4879]

@@paulwilsongolf thank you, and noted 🙏

[@davidtasker6663]

Hi Paul, I was on the verge of giving up. Like forever. After the worst round you could ever even dare to imagine. I seen this video and it made a lot of sense but so have hundreds of others that I’ve tried and no success for me. However, today (the day after the worst golf day ever when confidence was at an all time low) a light grip, easy swing, smooth, swing from the legs and the hips and wow. I can allow the weight of the club head to pitch the ball whereas I normally skull or fat, I driven the ball well (taken one or two to get rid of the fade as I normally draw the ball) it was unreal. Effortless as you say! I hope to god I can keep what I felt and learnt today as I had two bad swings today and I knew straight away why. My arms got ahead of the body and were too fast and active... thank you

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad you didn't give up. I have literally taught hundreds of you in my now 30 years. No need to give up. This is so simple. You finally figured out you shouldn't be hitting then you tried it for more than 3 balls and gave up on it. Now you know it works amazingly well. You need to keep doing it. Now, as you hit more and more good ones you will get excited. This will lead to the arms creeping in and you losing it again. As soon as you hit thin, topped, fat or sliced shots immediately go down to 50%. Get it back. Then speed it up with the legs and hips NOT the arms. Watch: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mX_LeqyenpZmbKc

[@DavidM_GA]

Really like your stuff, Mr WIlson. I remember when I first read (I think) Ernest Jones write that you cannot move a club faster than you can swing it , I really started to learn these concepts.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks. I appreciate it. Some have told me I teach some things similar to Ernest Jones. I have only see a couple of his things before. I think he put a pocket knife on a hanky can't remember but we are certainly on the same page.

[@rajindersingh419]

Dear Mr Paul Your concept of golf is really good. Specially wrist hinging and hinging at top. However I hope you don't mind, your vedios are more of theory. Far too much repetition. It will be very fine if more time is spent on practical. It will be very beneficial to distant learning. I am 72 picking up from your vedios. God bless you.

[@ArtJorgensen]

@@rajindersingh419 Absolutely NOT too much repetition! Why not? Because 90 % of the golfers (my estimate) swing using their hands and arms. Until they correct this problem there is no other golf tip that is going to give them a good golf swing. Since this problem continues to exist, mostly unabated, there is no way you can have too much repetition--the concept is too basic!!

[@NeilWoodSales]

Paul, this video resonates with me. Watching Ernie, Fred and Annika is a reminder of swing easy and let your hips power the swing. I’m trying to use my hips and break a longtime habit of arm swinging. I’ll get there and appreciate your coaching. Thank you

[@asimali0200]

I followed this today. My God I was playing my long drives so well

[@paulwilsongolf]

Very good. Great feeling hitting great shots.

[@rustycage9454]

This is the most valuable gold lesson on you tube. I still struggle out on the course, but now I'm at least having fun. It's much like a wrecking ball. If a wrecking ball operator starts ramming and jerking the controls, nothing will be destroyed. Using gravity and natural motions destroys anything in its path. Thank you sir for helping me truly enjoy golf...

[@paulwilsongolf]

This is a good one for sure. That hard fast swing is never going to work especially when people get older.

[@FA-uf7vr]

I have been following your lesson on youtube recently and started playing in the low 80s and sometimes sub 80s..thanks to you sir.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Great to hear!

[@louofm1]

50 years old and struggled with my swing for at least last 10 years. Injured my hamstring 3weeks ago, but had to finally play again yesterday, even though I'm still sore. I wanted to take it easy. I watched this video and went out on league night. No range work. I was "finally" hitting the ball so pure again. Irons felt amazing. 3 and 5 wood felt great too. Need to work on this with my driver but I was so happy to finally hit good irons. It was the most fun I had golfing in a long time. Thank you so much

[@paulwilsongolf]

That's great. Such a good feeling when you start hitting it solidly. Keep at it.

[@jsant24]

I just discovered your videos. Great information and you’re so right about how people think about their swing, especially those that are new to the sport.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Welcome aboard! Thanks for being a new subscriber.

[@chetmoore7203]

Great lesson, I am going on 86 and playing golf four times a week. I have improved my game substantially following Paul's advice. It's a no-brainer .

[@paulwilsongolf]

That's great. I love hearing it. As I keep saying anyone can do this ... forever. It is not about strength it's about technique and you are proof. Keep up the good work.

[@easynowpartner]

You're a great teacher, Paul. Is there a recommended order to watch your videos for the life-long, fall back arm swinger?

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks so much. ***START HERE*** Body Swing Concept: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2ncap17rr5ma80 Grip: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIK9faNul6tgjdk Hinge Rehinge: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIvIhaSZr5ejo6c Secure Grip: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGmuZHqZqdCtbaM Best Drill: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYfLpX9jmZZ1b7s Power the swing with the legs and hip not the hands and arms. I have tons of lower body tips now posted. Try this one. It's an easy way to get you hips moving: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGLQhGiBqp2EZ5I

[@georgejohn4085]

Paul you have helped my game tremendously. I have watched most of your videos during the pandemic. I’ve been golfing for 30 years and never had hit the ball well until I seen your videos I went from playing in the high 90s. To mid 70s and now I love the game even more it’s a brand new game to me and I love it and now it’s about equipment which I’ve put together. God bless you and your family I really appreciate what you’ve done for me and lots of other people

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks for the kind works and support. I appreciate it. Hopefully word keeps getting out and we get everyone turning their arms off.

[@dompierro865]

Every Video make perfect sense and easy to follow Thank you hope to be in Las Vegas again soon! I started playing one length clubs do you have any advice

[@paulwilsongolf]

Great. Simple is the key. No real advice about single length clubs. I have 2 sets. I like them. Just build the swing and focus on consistency.

[@arayarealestate]

Paul, your way is explaining turn arms off. Was the best part... Your v grip wrist hinged video raise my club head speed u got my 8iron to go from 135 to 150.. Great content you're a sick ass teacher.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks so much. I appreciate it. Turning the arms off is tough for most people. It is new and different. Glad you tried and and are seeing amazing results. Keep at it.

[@emmanuelnkomo7247]

Paul i really enjoyed this clip incredible, where have you been all this time? thanx a lot

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad you enjoyed it. I have been doing and teaching this for 30 years. Glad you found me. Keep at it.

[@ericscott4446]

Played on Father's day with my son and hit the ball in places that I don't recognize ie over the greens, through the fairway on a dog leg left that I've never been able to reach and flew a bunker on-the-fly that I've never reached before. I've been watching your videos and practicing your no arms method for about a month and as a result I will never turn back. So much fun... Thanks Paul

[@paulwilsongolf]

Wow! This is what I want to hear. Great feeling when you get it. Just imagine your game once you get used to the new distances. Fun times.

[@charliehall1693]

Love your tips. Thank you. My slice has disappeared with the effortless swing. And my wrists aren't breaking every round!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Great stuff!! Thanks for watching

[@krispy1k]

Man I'm finally putting this all together. I was just practicing in my room with a shaft with grip but no clubhead. As I was swinging it using your instruction I accidentally hit my small plastic waste basket with a little trash in it (meaning it is much heavier than a golf ball) and it went boucing around like I hit it with a hammer. After putting the basket back I got thinking about the facts. A bare shaft (no clubhead) hitting a much heavier (than a golf ball) object and was amazed how much it made it jump. Then thought about a clubhead hitting ball relationship and can imagine the impact effect. I cant wait to be able to get outside to hit some balls. Thank you Paul!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Good one. Sometimes it takes just that one thing. These are lightbulb moments. You just had one.

[@msilva24]

Thank you very much. You are so right!! I have experienced that sensation several times, but our mind is our enemy!!

[@paulwilsongolf]

You are so welcome. You are right. Got to think differently. This is half the battle.

[@grubsteaks]

This is the only video to watch if you're struggling with your swing. Especially if you're struggling with your driver. I'm a single digit handicap who fell into some bad habits of trying to hit the ball further. And like a lot of others searching for distance, I was trying to swing faster with my hands/arms. This video grounded me immediately and took me right back to the basics. My first round out after watching this video was extremely encouraging. I'm back to effortless power and renewed confidence on the tee box.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad you dug yourself out of the distance rabbit hole. Bryson really messed up a lot of people (me included). Be yourself. If so, you will hit it just fine.

[@grubsteaks]

@@paulwilsongolf No doubt Paul. I think Bryson had something to do with it. Thanks again.

[@westender1730]

Best video ever. Golf swing made simple! Power comes from the legs!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks. I appreciate it.

[@richardleichman6140]

Excellent nano-details of the body coil that many instructors struggle to describe and relate to the student. Patience for perfection is what I practice for development. So very much appreciate your instruction skill-set Paul.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Much appreciated! Thanks for the support.

[@steveparrott3816]

Effortless! Changed my game forevermore.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Awesome!!

[@fletcherarmour448]

@@paulwilsongolf It works

[@tcwingsfan19]

Hi Paul... I am a big fan of your teaching style!! I thought I was at the end of my golfing career (age 62) but, thanks to your method I have a new lease on my golfing life. On this tip, are the principles the same for mid to long irons. That is where I am struggleing the most. Again thanks for all your tips.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Yes, one swing for all clubs. You've got this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXS2oI19erOCj8k

[@javierr3515]

You should add some track man to the videos and ball flight we can see

[@paulwilsongolf]

If you want to put up $25k for Trackman that I would never use in lesson then feel free. Ball flight takes time which I do not have. Just imagine when I hit it the ball goes dead straight (which it usually does).

[@CB-rv2lj]

@@paulwilsongolf so you can't borrow one, rent one...? go to a range that has a top tracer? Theres many easy answers to this, and I imagine there's a reason why you haven't gone very far to figure this out. (cause it usually doesn't)

[@paulwilsongolf]

No there are not easy answers to this. There are probably 5 trackmans in the whole city. No one is going to lend me one. No idea where I can rent one but why would I do this to shoot a few tips. I already shot 2 tips on trackman here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/faGYo2SEi9qBnrc and kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWrNo2Z9Zqt5bK8 What you also don't realize is the time and effort to do all this. I work 12 hours a day 7 days a week I do not have time for big productions. Go to where there is a tracer? Where, Top Golf? Why? Again, this would be for one or two tips. It is not worth my time.

[@robertblumenthal905]

Paul won't say this but I will: all of this demanding of "free" stuff from the Internet is unsustainable. Isn't it enough that Paul has provided so many free instructional videos ... with the hope that a minuscule percentage of KZbin viewers will purchase some of his products ... or pay for lessons with him? Apparently not. Now Paul should go out and purchase a $25,000 TrackMan. I don't know Paul but I suspect that he's not getting rich from being a golf instructor. He's trying to make a living. So instead of asking Paul to purchase a TrackMan, how about buying some of his products? Most of you work for a living -- or once worked for a living. You didn't work for free. If Paul is helping you to become a better golfer, he deserves to be compensated for his time and expertise.

[@RichardBates-d4i]

Thanks

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thank you so much for your support. I truly appreciate it.

[@yardsalecrap]

What he's saying, put another way...look how much more mass one's legs have vs their arms. If you're driving the swing with legs and hips there is much more power created than with the arms. The key is transferring that power VIA the loose and free arms (so you need a firm grip, but loose wrists) to the ball. I've been implementing Paul's method for the past two years (yes it takes time). I went from a 12 handicap to now a 6 and I'm hitting straight, easy, 275+ drives, my 7 iron goes 165 dead straight, etc. Stick to his teachings and you'll be a much better golfer and as he says, it'll continue into your later years, because it doesn't require brute force, just smooth and easy technique.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Exactly, but to get it you need to know how to use the legs and hips and trust that not hitting is going to work. People may try loosening up. They hit 3 balls and because they aren't perfect they quit. People need to realize this is a huge change. Give it one bucket of not hitting with the arms and they will see some amazing shots with no effort. Once they see they can do it hopefully they keep doing it. Glad you stick with me. From a 12 to a 6 is great.

[@amos1678]

Tanks for the reminder! I’ve struggled with tempo and get intimidated on longer hole/courses by trying too hard. Recently played a par 3 course with a friend, can’t believe how easy it was to score. Relaxing was the key. It was great therapy

[@paulwilsongolf]

For sure. Everyone marvels at that effortless swing then they step up and smash it as hard as they can. Glad you tried swinging easy. You will get used to it over time then you will have a swing for life.

[@scottjames6037]

The best video. I’m a lazy swinger and the ball just goes. 69 the other day. Thank you

[@paulwilsongolf]

Nice. It's so awesome having this type of swing isn't it. Your body never hurts you rarely miss fairways and greens while everyone else is swinging out of their shoes. Ouch.

[@Loccutus28]

Hi Paul! I have been using your effortless swing for about three years (seasons), but I have to admit that I am not there quite yet. As the round progresses, I often tend to go back to using my arms and shoulders. It's a bad habit to get rid of. Last weeks round I improved by five strokes. Why! Because I used your technique and slowed down my swing. It made a difference. I am going to get there. I will use the drill at home you speak of here. That will help!. You are my hero, I would never have improved without you, and Ernie Els (I watch his swing a lot). Thanks.

[@paulwilsongolf]

You should be thinking of going from point A (the backswing) to point B (the follow through). You need to make point B more important than hitting the ball. A to B. Right now you are getting distracted as you start hitting which makes the ball point B. So see it differently. Just stick to a pace that you can easily do. As you keep doing it you forget all about hitting the ball. You get confident. When this happens distance just seems to come without thinking about it. I prove this time and time again when I am teaching people. We are working on things. They person starts coming out of the follow through and hitting bad shots. I slow them down and only get the doing the follow through again and in a few swings they are hitting it perfectly again. So try to think differently in the future. The ball will be hit if you move from point A to point B. Thanks for the kind words and support all these years. Let's get it.

[@Loccutus28]

@@paulwilsongolf You are welcome, Paul! I try to tell other people about your "Body Swing" and not trying to "Kill the Ball." It just seems everyone wants to be Bryson De Chambeau and swing hard. Have to make a point of getting to your Golf School at Bear's Best!

[@wesleypatterson2124]

Always love your lessons! Would you say that the swing you teach your students promotes easier in-to-out if that was an existing problem for them before?

[@paulwilsongolf]

Yes, absolutely, Sometimes you have to work on the path, but this is done by having the correct body tilt, tilt your body slightly behind the golf ball and the path will be inside-out

[@johnrush2890]

I am 63 and have played golf for 50 years. I have had limited success when able to play/practice fairly frequently. However, I can really relate to what Paul is teaching. When younger, I could drive the ball 30 yards farther on the fly. Even though I am flexible and in good shape for my age, I have suffered recent years of frustration and inconsistency with a loss of distance. I have also suffered greatly from lurching at the ball, tightening up at the ball, in an effort to try to increase distance. That hasn't done much for my consistency. This looks to be a much more rational approach to the game for a lifetime. I will commit myself to it. Thanks Paul!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Very good. Just need to change the power source.

[@swisstrader]

Hey Paul. Great stuff as usual! One question/comment: whenever I focus on my legs and hips, I start to pull my drives to the left. Any thoughts on how to correct that? Further, are you using this same swing for irons as well?

[@paulwilsongolf]

That is because you are leaning left in the downswing. Tilt back behind the ball as you hit the ball. It is not an immediate shift to the left.

[@bgraham150]

Same for irons but different angle as you’re leaning more.

[@andrewquinn6634]

Freddy Couples is the best example of this technique. I've been working on this for two seasons, it's really hard to change a method you've been doing for 30yrs. Great video and yes, it's much less strenuous and consistently squares the club face.

[@paulwilsongolf]

He sure is. Freddy's is super loose but in the downswing. Some people seem to think I want them loose in the backswing.

[@mitchellbonomi9309]

Paul, I was out at the range this morning, starting hitting balls pretty good, because I want to check out my new grips, my accuracy increased immensely, but I caught myself trying to smack the ball, so I was thinking of this video, and told myself out loud slow it down..and not to my amazement, got another 25-50yards..yes it is very difficult to recondition your muscle memory and previous swing out of your mind, I've been away from golf for 25 yrs, In 62 and yes I don't have the distance I once had, hard to accept that but it is what it is unless I recondition my mind for a slower approach to the swing, my consistency has never been good, but I've never taken any drills or lessons, I like the fact that you can give a true representation of what your body should be feeling, no one else does that, you're easy to relate to and aspire me to go through daily drills..My hardest thing to be consistent about is keeping on the same plain when sticking the ball, obviously drills will probably tune that in better..With your instructions I'm able to see the ball better rather than lose it on back swing do to thinking overload...

[@paulwilsongolf]

I like the fact you remembered my tip while on the range. Good job. Even better is that you tried and and saw how amazing it is. I have taught many people in your situation who took a break and are getting back into it. Anyone in this situation will hit with their arms. This is due to human nature. I talk about it in this tip: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKaye6uslJdlfs0 Remember that one forever!

[@thomasr248]

Thanks so much for your easy clear presentation of your golf method. I originally found your youtube channel about three years ago and was convinced right away that it would help my very weak game. However, I was not able to touch my left knee with my right and dove into the wilderness of youtube golf instruction. Then after completely loosing my ability to hit a ball I came back about a week ago and started to listen to your new videos and was hooked. The result was the best 9 hole score of my golf live of over 55 years. Thanks again.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Very good. Glad to have you back. I have had tons of people in your situation over the years only to kick themselves. I am giving you the answers as you found out.

[@tonydemetriou9284]

I had to come back to this lesson again Paul because unbeknown to me I started swinging my old bad way trying to kill the ball.Very good tip,keep them coming.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad you figured it out. I would watch these: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZ2un5mMl82ojtE kzbin.info/www/bejne/naa2mWd4aamAbsU kzbin.info/www/bejne/mX_LeqyenpZmbKc

[@markt7291]

Whaling away at it falling all over the place. 😂😂. That’s my entertainment, I bring along one friend for this reason. 😂. Your teaching is very good and explained in easy terms. Not too many check boxes when hitting a ball. ✅

[@paulwilsongolf]

Too funny. Mind boggling how hard some people swing at it. Hurts just watching it.

[@duanenichols2703]

On the 16th I leave for NC and five days of pasture pool and believe the outcome this will definitely be in my favor after watching and utilizing Mr. Wilsons training aids. His video lessons are easy to follow and I very much appreciate them.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad you like the tips. Simple is the key. Have fun on your trip.

[@toddwmac]

Thank you Paul. I'm a new sub and had sworn off golf videos...until I stumble onto your channel. This is without question the most accurate description of my sing mechanics and resulting inconsistency I've ever heard!. Completing my target rotation and lag have been top of mind lately and I recently started loosening my grip to try to relax my swing. I did noticed an improvement, but now I know that the real reason is the relaxing of my wrists and allowing all the levers in the swing to do their jobs. One more puzzle piece in this beautiful and crazy obsession we call golf. Thank you!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks for the support. I appreciate it. Yes, people can get too much info. As you see I keep it super simple. Work on the arm unit hinging and rehinging until you rarely put slice spin on your shots. At that point you memorize this feel as you switch focus to coiling and uncoiling. This will straighten out the shots. Watch your ball. It will tell you exactly what to do.

[@toddwmac]

@@paulwilsongolf update... Took your relaxed wrist tip to the course today and overshot almost every full swing approach on the front nine I was ecstatic! Almost every shot felt compressed and effortless and I was consistently hitting them 20-30 yards farther than normal....with no fat shots. Back nine I started taking a shorter club and hit more greens than ever, including a couple 200 yard 5 irons (a 1st for me) Thank you, thank you.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Very good. Glad you tried it and are seeing results. Try to remember and repeat this feeling. The tendency will be to keep hitting harder and harder when really you should be thinking ... repeat ... repeat. If you lose it immediately go down to 50% swing speed and build it back up. Watch: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mX_LeqyenpZmbKc

[@spookerz35]

Paul - I watched this video for the first time today, but I knew you were 1000% correct in your swing assessment. I have always tried to crush the ball most of my life with varying results. However, I know my best drives come when I take it easy and try to make a smooth swing. Last time at the range, I bombed a few around 300 yds with a really easy swing. You confirmed this notion and now I just need to do it consistently. Thanks for the great tips!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Very good. I am slowly getting to people. Now you see it why would you ever swing harder. If you swung out of your shoes and got double the yardage I would tell you to keep doing it but you don't so there is no payoff. Just memorize your speed. I like 80%. That's a good number for me. Give it a try.

[@spookerz35]

@@paulwilsongolf - I'm working on just that. Thanks again!

[@Mart33Nat0r]

I took your tips to the driving range today and after a bucket of balls it just stuck with me and i made some good straigt shots. However, being so happy about that fact (and making my hybrid work again) i didn’t stop for 2 hours straight. Once i hit the field to play the front nine, it all came apart. I guess i was too tired and couldn’t work the rotation and hips well enough. Some bright spots though and short game was on point. But as you’ve said it’ll take time and adjustment (i am an over the top and arms kind of player normally) and just having the effortless feeling for those two hours was great. Going out there again on wednesday. This time only gonna shoot a bucket to get the relaxed effortless feeling back and then go play. I’ve watched nearly every damn video on the golf swing and your videos really stand out and provided some fresh air in a much clouded technical world. Thanks!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Yes, don't wear yourself out plus your expectations were too high. Probably started coming out of it looking for these amazing shots you thought you were going to hit. Just keep working on it. When you play just look for some amazing shots. This is what is coming if you keep working on it.

[@Mart33Nat0r]

Paul Wilson Golf Absolutely correct, i am impatient by nature :) However! I saw that your approach worked wonders for me in that short timeframe already on the first try, so i am going to go at it with more patience and know it’ll work out. Also found out that our local pro teaches the same fundamentals as you, hinge, hips and all. Man, that sweet sweet sound of the hybrid connecting with the golf ball dead on and shooting it 175-200 meters (european here) with hardly any effort was brilliant.

[@cesareiacovitti5201]

Dear PAUL. Haven't had time to go to the range and hit that full bucket, but played golf after your effortless swing clip and hey presto no arms, no hitting, released club, slight draw AND long with little effort...wow👏 Thank you 🏌️‍♂️⛳👍🤓

[@paulwilsongolf]

Excellent

[@Capo51]

Dear Paul, what you explain makes truly sense. Gyus like me who have started golf as older but played long time other individual sports, have the movements of those sports in our nerve system, and therefore not easy to get rid of them. The body composure and postures are in Golf different than in tennis for example. And looseness concept is also different. So i found this video very useful. Thank you for sharing 👍

[@paulwilsongolf]

Well golf is different because it the only game with the ball stationary. This bring in human nature. So to get it you need to go against human nature. This tip explains it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKaye6uslJdlfs0

[@iamfodder1017]

This actually works. I was at a wall with my driver at 108-112mph. Applied the "loose whippy" swing with zero hand tension, zero wrist tension and could print 118-120mph with way less effort. I've swung it to 129mph several times....looking forward to being able to repeat that. BTW...I'm 60 yrs old :) Strangely enough I found that addressing the ball like Mo...6-8 inches behind the ball, aligning your collar bone to your club head path, stacking, then swinging on your collar bone swing path increased the club speed a lot. See videos on Mike Austin/Mike Dunaway for sliding the hips and stacking the spine over your hip joint, and rotating around upper spine (7th cervical if I recall) which, if you are slightly bent over aligns perfectly with the center of your collar bone down to your club head. Right foot slightly back and slightly turned out, slide the hips and only rotate them 23 degrees, load the weight pressure on the outside of the right foot...create a trebuchet in your mind using your wrist as the hinge point...and reverse. You'll discover the sweet spot by swinging about 10-15mph less than your max effort...just relax, create the trebuchet in your mind, then suddenly your clubhead speed will jump a good 10mph...and you will have no idea what you just did lol....keep practicing, and you'll find it. A swing speed radar is a must if you're serious about your clubhead speed practice. About a hundred bucks. Worth the money.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Pretty good swing speed. Glad I could help.

[@JonBingham]

Create a trebuchet in your mind is genius advice.

[@donnyhughes4705]

Hey Paul... Don Hughes (Downtown Donny) from Casey's Waterloo, Ontario... retired and playing golf again... accidently came across your KZbin... really enjoy following you and the tips. Waterloo.... lots of great memories...

[@paulwilsongolf]

Wow! Blast from the past. Great to hear from you. Glad you are retired and taking it easy. I was literally just thinking it about those days this morning as as I was making coffee seeing how fast I could get everything ready and into the coffee maker. So glad you like the tips. Simple is the key. Too many people making this way too complicated. The big part is not hitting with the arms but instead using the legs and hips as the power source. This is different but once you get it the whole game changes. Please keep working on it and post questions if you are having any issues. All the best.

[@eizzy129]

I wish I saw your videos before I went to the range today. It was a bad day lol but I’ll go back tomorrow after watching your last 5 videos. I now exactly what I was doing wrong. I’ll look you up the next time I’m in Vegas 🙂

[@paulwilsongolf]

Well, tomorrow is another day. You should be doing daily practice swings at home too so you can be working on the positions with no thought of hitting the ball. Take the arms out and your body becomes the power source.

[@danielknabe1619]

Ernie Els, (the Big Easy)...Fred Couples, Hale Irwin, and so many others. Paul, you have just unlocked my fascination with trying to figure out how John Daly's down swing sometimes appears slower than his back swing as he crushes a 300 yard 3 wood effortlessly or a 200 yard 8 iron..the loose wrists activated by the hips and legs...excellent insight and understanding of the secret to power. Lee Trevino, Hubert Green, and the Cuban Chi Chi Rodriguez all have taken your teaching secret to the game masterfully. (as you know) Thank you for reminding me of something I've believed my whole life ( i'm an ex college golfer)...strong arm drives lead more 18th hole tournament leaders into the rough, sand, under a tree when we all could have plainly said to that guy...just ease a 3 iron or fluff a 5 wood IN THE MIDDLE and win this thing! But nooooo... a huge, go for broke, swing out of his shoes 125 mph canon blast through the fairway into trouble. Anyway, thank you for the video and common sense. The hardest game on earth does have secrets...and masters like you that have found one. Remember Jack Nicklaus (or Tiger) standing over a. 8-10 foot putt? It either hit the hole and missed, or dropped 99.999%... masters with secrets to the game....remember to always "make the ball hit the hole" no matter the mind being taxed by other thoughts. Again, thanks.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad you like the tips and are starting to see it. It's just a different power source. Keep in mind pros are pros. They don't need the money. They have a crowd standing right on the tee watching them. They are hyped up. What are they going to do baby one out there? No. They go for it. Once in a while it pays off. Most of the time it blows into the gallery on the right because they come out of it. Start watching Sunday golf are hole 14 and in and count how many go right versus left. If only they would swing at 80%. Oh, well maybe one day we will see one that NEVER swings beyond what they are capable of. 300-320 dead straight all day. Scheffler is pretty close to that.

[@danielknabe1619]

@@paulwilsongolf wow you answered! thanks!!! Paul I get sick to my stomach watching Jim Furyk hit a golf ball...can you give him a lesson? I dont care how much money he's won...its the most disgusting thing on this planet to watch. The professional golf swing should not look like an unfolding lawn chair like his.

[@paulwilsongolf]

His swing matches Iron Byron perfectly in the down and through swing. Just don't watch the first half.

[@rjpimprov]

I’m 50 and an 8 index. This guy is my solution. I’ll only keep getting worse at this point if I dont change something. Paul’s the man!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad you found me and glad you came to the realization something has to change. Most never do. Start with neutral grip, don't tilt too much at set up. Super loose wrists. Then power it with legs and hips.

[@rjpimprov]

​@@paulwilsongolf You're not wrong about it all. Obviously. Which explains why the more I play, the worse I play. The more i play, the more tense I must get, the more I try to control the ball....rather than focusing on the body and wrists being relaxed. Golf is a serious mind game. Everything is opposite.

[@alexandrews4161]

Was about to give the game away at age 63 with no distance to speak of and trying to smash the ball to compensate. Thanks for giving me the confidence to slow up, loosen up and relax. Love your channel.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad you like the tips. You are exactly who the channel is for. Glad you are working on loosening up and seeing results. Now you will have a swing for a lifetime.

[@Rob1fish]

Paul nailed it. Last week I was trying to rip my 5-iron with my arms and it flew about 160 to 170. Tried to hit it with this method in and effortless manner thinking that it would fly about 140. Surprisingly it flew about 185 over and over. Could not believe it!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Very good. It is not about strength. It's about looseness. Now, keep doing it for all clubs so you get used to it and your new distances.

[@paulbond7431]

Just discovered this video today. This is a game changer. Instantly club head speed has increased and gained distance. 7 iron was 150 yard carry, now 164 average. Brilliant tip👍

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad you liked it. Thanks. That's why it called the game of opposites.

[@chuckcummins5077]

Been awhile since I have tuned in, but Paul's foundation rules are explained so logically. Like a solid foundation for which to build a house in. Think about it folks! The first best rule I followed was the twisting physics of the club head covers explanation.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad you're back. Simple so people get it. That is the key.

[@steveshaw4780]

This stuff really works! After years of trying to get lag, I finally have it. I'm hitting the most solid shots I've ever hit too. I'm 51 years old and look forward to many years of effortless golf. Thanks Paul!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Great to hear! Stay focused. Just keep getting used to what you are doing. In other words don't try to hit harder and harder or it will fall apart. Be content with what you are doing for a while. If you need more distance work on it in the future.

[@littlejonnywonny6547]

Paul is one of the best coach,s on this planet. thanks paul.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks so much. I appreciate the support.

[@Michael-mw4yz]

I have to agree kinda self thought, and going down quickly, thought had a decent swing it's not good. You have to listen to this guy knows his stuff, but building a golf swing to for 30 yrs and you start doing what he says,gonna be difficult,so if you have no patience. Not going to be for you. Great stuff. Paul

[@Michael-mw4yz]

He breaks it down so well,just hard to break bad habits in your swing that I thought was ok, but without that slow swing,I won't have to worry about it . Can't keep trying to kill it anymore.great stuff Paul thanks

[@laurencegoulty3196]

Great tip again Paul, this is the number one channel by far! 🏌🏽

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks for the support. I appreciate it.

[@bbsb300]

Hi Paul ;) Just want to let you know that I truly did enjoy your video and your delivery. You have an enormous gift of depositing great and helpful advice into our thick and stubborn heads lol Thank you ;)

[@paulwilsongolf]

Thanks so much. I get whiners who think I am talking down to them. Can't please them all. I say it how I say it.

[@josephjdpara4089]

Have just discovered your instruction and you have put my mind to ease. Been a good golfer who was always told how easy and good my swing looked in my highschool days. Twenty years later I’ve chase the unicorn of hard compression and distance to where he’s ruined my swing and I thought I would never get back to what I felt was my old swing until I came across your videos. Thank you. I do have a question, for a good player that adheres to your principles, have you ever found that because of their easier swing they end up going back to a softer shaft flex? I was just fitted to x stiff in my driver. I am 6’3 and 235 but I was swing much harder at time of fitting. Have not had a chance to hit since then, but your videos have me thinking about if my flex is correct to what I’m trying to do now. Thank you again for your videos. Sharing them now with my friends.

[@paulwilsongolf]

Glad you found me. Glad you are making the decision to stop what you were doing. Obviously, that doesn't work. No, do not use softer shafts. I swing x in all my clubs. You are getting power through the looseness of your wrists. Couple this with body rotation and you will hit it huge with no effort. So you will will get plenty of speed without hitting. Watch and do this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnLIm6l6l9ySl6M Thanks for the promo to others. One day everyone will stop hitting hard.

[@charlesbennett6773]

Paul, you hit the nail on the head! I lost a good thirty yards over dang night. And it happened this year, the year I turned 73yrs. I am going to do my best to apply your drills and method. Thank you for the encouragement and instruction!

[@paulwilsongolf]

Funny how that is the age. Seen it tons and tons of times. I did have one guy who was 74 but 73 seems to be it. Now you know stay focused. You can easily get it back and start increasing. What this so you see what I mean: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWrNo2Z9Zqt5bK8

[@peterdouitsis4734]

I've been on your swing for 60 days now and love it. Your right.....everyone I play with does marvel at my swing. Playing has been really fun. Great video lessons Paul!! (Toronto Canada)

[@paulwilsongolf]

That's great. I love hearing it. You are from my old stomping ground. I started the golf school at Angus Glen. Thanks for the support.

[@peterdouitsis4734]

@@paulwilsongolf Nice! My old home course. Used to play hockey with Thistle.

[@marioperreault]

I learned different golf swings but the effortless swing golf is the best one, ever. Thank you Paul.

[@paulwilsongolf]

So glad you see it. This is a swing for a lifetime.

[@marioperreault]

@@paulwilsongolf Hi Paul, yes in deed. I’m from Quebec, Canada. I spend my winter in Florida since 8 years. I teach golf in my place. I learned the traditional way to teach. Do you mind if I integrate some of your way like touch the knee and touch the back of the head ? Thanks again!