Golf with Mehlhorn #2 Clip

Golf with Mehlhorn is our way to bring to the golfing world the wonderful legacy of Mr. Bill Mehlhorn and his unique perspective of using natural movement and the use of the subconscious mind to teach ourselves to hit a golf ball. His analytical capacity brings great insights in the play of the game not found anywhere. Bill had a photographic mind and memory beyond belief thus brings alive for all to enjoy the history of golf from the early 1900's almost to the end of the century.

[@rejuve50plus59]

Love this Man's demeanour, knowledge and No Nonsense approach, not to mention the invaluable information. Very grateful Billy, hope you get to post more stuff.

[@fredpena643]

Thanks coach you are very surgical with that grass whip

[@lirhino]

Truly the best teacher for the game of golf. Does it go against all the mis- information out there? You bet! Brilliant and wonderfully simple, These forgotten gems are golfing gold! TK

[@metagolfer4550]

Mr. Shave. Its been a few years since we spoke on the phone. Your wisdom has proven to be timeless.

[@herbgoldstein5]

Best way for beginners to learn golf.

[@nomoyoyo]

Jugs won the Canadian Open in 1939, Byron Nelson won the U S Open that year.

[@DunnGolfing]

Totally agree on this genius 👍👍👍👍👍

[@emncaity]

When Bill Mehlhorn speaks, the pros listen. That's what you need to know.

[@dagreatstoney.5869]

Thank u

[@Diamnzpuck]

hi Mr. Shave I can't believe how incredible Mr. Melhorn is . Are there any videos of him besides the one video that is on youtube. its like going back in time listening to the old Jedi? please reply

[@MrLeftyno1]

I heard that Wild Bill sent the grass whip back to tru temper, because his students didn't need golf lessons after they used the grass whip, he said I'll go broke if I keep it lol.

[@MrBalataboy]

Byron Nelson won the US Open in 1939, not McSpaden..

[@jacobr4558]

This is a slap hinge release?

[@Robertoknowit]

Byron Nelson won US Open 1939

[@12496k]

3:59 ish ⛳

[@emncaity]

A lot of people struggling along with the whole "body-oriented" thing would do well to understand what Shave is saying about the independence of the arms. "The legs don't pull [the arms]." It's part of golf talk and has been for at least 60 years or more that the "legs and hips pull the arms down," but in fact that is only the feeling, not the truth. They move, certainly; the body turns; if you look at it on video or in sequence photos, it looks like there's a "pull" going on, or a causal 1-2 connection; but it's not what most people think it is. People who talk about "totally passive arms" and "arms and hands not working at all" may be sincere, but the only way you can believe that is if you've trained the arms and hands to swing the club until it's all second nature, until you're not aware of them working at all. Same for "taking the hands out of the swing."

[@PBH74]

The body pulls the arms horizontally and the arms move vertically independent from the body.

[@jacobr4558]

Depends on the release.