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[@FeeKalCheekz]

My favorite Canadian!!!

[@golflessons]

🇨🇦👊

[@jcee6886]

Brooke Henderson is pretty cool too ❤

[@gregorymiller7861]

Shawn I just tried setting up with my intermediate target and got my weight arm unit hanging n b4 I pulled the trigger I BLURRED the ball. I allowed my head to turn away and the swing was fluid as I was thinking about the target and that blurred (more peripheral I suppose) path. Was definitely not ball bound cuz I wasnt focused on it. Opened up my swing big time. Cant wait to try on gc. Your club blur advice gave me the idea. It's like I keep my head back much easier n just release for the finish. Much hope this is my thang I can Q on

[@golflessons]

Yes, the “arc blur unstoppable momentum series” on our premium channel is all about that! When you stay with the direction of arc-blur, the head will naturally stay in place to accommodate that! Without thinking!

[@gregorymiller7861]

@@golflessons last 3 rounds 83 82 81 and each had multiple doubles.. last one I had 9 birdie tries with 7 of those in the 8' n less... missed those babies but I like the odds lol. Excited to see how the summer goes.

[@terrymtbnurse4760]

Hey Shawn, playing my best golf in 23 with cut the grass. I understand this concept, however, when you're hitting out to the right with a closed face do I want my shoulder line pointing to the right also? Thanks again

[@golflessons]

Your shoulders, hips and knees, all except for the feet, end up pointing there yes! What you want to feel however is that the momentum of the swing WANTS TO FEED THAT WAY BY IT’S OWN SELF; and you are allowing it to stay that way!

[@jukkakymalainen]

Did you also watch Phil warm up on the range? He was also talking table tennis top spin release and how to work the ball.

[@golflessons]

Nice! Good for him! 👍😀

[@lokeshkrishna4534]

Hi Shawn after closing the club, when I address the ball where should the club face be pointing, right of target or at target. Am a member of your premium channel. You should do a close up of the clubface at address in relation to the intermediate point. Will remove a lot of confusion. Regards

[@golflessons]

Thank you for your comment and feedback Lokesh! The club face at address can point anywhere literally; what matters is when you LET THE CLUB RELEASE YOU IN THE DIRECTION YOU WANT TO START THE BALL that the ball will move in the air the way you want it to. It is the dynamic collect and release of the club that matters. Some do well when they square the club and some don’t; some prefer to see the club face closed. DO NOT FALL PREY TO WHAT YOU SEE IN A STATIC POSITION AT ADDRESS. You need to feel what the weight of the club will do to your anatomy when you let it release into the direction of flight.

[@Dan-zq5wt]

Maybe a silly question: so when you close the club face and hit out to the right, does your grip have to be strong or neutral?

[@golflessons]

It is a grip-club relationship; closed face and neutral grip is the same as square face and strong grip or a bit of both; what matters is when you deliver your action in the direction you want to start the ball that the ball curves in the air the way you want to WITHOUT INTERFERENCE and seamlessly!

[@justinerb6975]

I'm at the point where I get the big curve to the left but it's always a pull draw or hook. I can't seem so get my path to go from in to out, how do I get that part of my swing in order?

[@golflessons]

Right on Justin! See “pulling shots left shawn clement” as a start; then you want to check out our premium channel at wisdom in golf premium.com and see “alignment reload”, “blur of club”, “arc blur unstoppable momentum” then “draw fine tuning” and “fade fine tuning” and finally, our new series of slice and pull posts tomorrow! Progress at your own pace starting at $9.95 per month for my full library!

[@justinerb6975]

@@golflessons thanks! I managed to hit a 6° in to out with a -8° face to path today! Lots more work to go but I've never seen a path anywhere close to that.

[@golflessons]

@@justinerb6975 There you go! Easy as pie when you know what to look for! This is why we say to our students that they are NOT DEFECTIVE and they Can’t do anything wrong! You are Pinocchio without the strings; you just need the proper task and some time delivering through that task and SUCCESS IS INEVITABLE!

[@kenhenley3904]

How are your feet lined up for this? A little right too?

[@golflessons]

You can actually go with either one; square with ball back in the stance or diagonal stance; see “diagonal stance series” on our premium channel for one option and the other option you will find in the “working the ball” video.

[@dardanahmeti5092]

How to increase speed?

[@golflessons]

4 major ways! See our premium channel at wisdom in golf premium.com and see the following titles: -all the release videos; massive for letting the club pass you and removing friction in the swing also see “important grip update” -finish the backswing! See “lead hand release in the backswing” and “super slow-relaxed-wide backswing” series -engaging the human kinetic chain “kinetic chain facilitation and engagement” series -deliver deep through the ball “target confirmation series” and “stick the finish despite the ball series”

[@jdheelfan]

You guys were discussing Brock Purdy on the pod and his salary. He signed a 4 year rookie scale deal after being drafted. He has 2 more years on that contract before the 49ers would have to pay him starters money. So there will be no raise just because they made the Super Bowl.

[@jdheelfan]

Purdy made $961,782 this season. Mahomes made $58,608,269 this season

[@golflessons]

Omg!! THAT IS HARSH!!

[@chriszingler4548]

Are your feet parallel to target or are you turned to the right?

[@golflessons]

Can be either one; what matters is the arc of the swing going to the right of the intermediate point and the face of the club closed enough that it will come back; most never close the face enough!

[@kenhenley3904]

So never EVER hit any shot without an intermediate point. Ok that seems to be a critical point to everything and I get that. Also, there really is no such thing as a straight shot? Well no, I mean every shot has a little movement is probably a more accurate statement. Question is do you employ this notion of curving shots on shorter shots? Pitch shots? Do we employ a strong grip on shorter shots and pitch shots? Or just a "less" strong but strong nonetheless?

[@golflessons]

OK!! Let’s go with the questions! 😀👍 yes, every shot has movement and you want to be the one choosing this and not leaving it to pure luck! So you choose to hit a “straight fade” or a “straight draw” which you will see players on tour’s body languages correlating to their shot shapes! No on the pitch and chip for curvature as there is simply not enough spin. I have had an incredible breakthrough with 50 yard pitch shots with my most recent super strong grip! Stay tuned on that! On chipping and putting it’s not necessary but can easily be adapted. The next 2 series on our premium channel are going to blow a big lid off the teaching industry and take our students to new heights big time so make sure you are in there!