SIMPLEST Way To SWING A GOLF CLUB will SHOCK YOU

[@blue24563]

Ok, I’ve taken this to the course for 54 holes now and I cannot believe how well I’m hitting it. I’m almost hitting too far now I have to manage my game to avoid hazards that weren’t reachable a few weeks ago. The strike is absolutely astonishing. Thanks Steve. I’ve no idea how it works or what I’m doing but it really does.

[@billcox199]

Once again you give me something to work on and Eureka it just works for me . Thanks Steve

[@stevejohnstongolf]

Excellent William👍

[@iaincushen3146]

Your ease of approach is magnificent and I like the EUREKA way of developing my swing for many years thank you Steve

[@stevejohnstongolf]

Very welcome

[@kickaxe6577]

You cannot go wrong with the Hogan reference. Key point made and shown on how he consistently kept his left arm below the shoulder at the top of backswing. Thanks Steve.

[@DoomsdayCracker]

K.I.S.S.- Keep It Simple Stup...endous! It is surprising how much power can be generated with a short swing, especially when it comes off the center of the face more frequently. There is this guy on KZbin that says "Strike is King"...smart fellow. Those kids sound like they're having fun in their introduction to the game! Love to see it!

[@timwestbrook4563]

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[@richardbolen1929]

No words Except........ Brilliant sir! Everyone talks about Ben Hogan You actually understand the swing

[@latenite3931]

This really works! Thank you for making it simple

[@miker5502]

This really works! Shot one of the easiest, most fun rounds of golf in “YEARS!” using the Eureka method. The ball flew to target more often, and there were very few swing thoughts, just swing along the plane line. Now if I could just putt…lol😂. MikeR in Nova Scotia.

[@stevejohnstongolf]

Fantastic. Thanks for the feedback👍

[@davidaitchison4337]

Hi Steve, excellent demonstration of your Eureka swing and seeing the 'shot tracer' certainly helped. Thank you.

[@maryalison1321]

Hi David I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful man with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this compliment If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….🌹🌹

[@legend9018]

Such a great video that really highlights what it means to be “external” over the ball and not “internal”. This is something I first saw in Adam Young’s book and George Gankas spoke about this as well. Internal golfers are ones that are thinking about some physical cue (left wrist flat, drop the right elbow on down swing, move the trail hip back etc etc etc). There is nothing wrong with that and it works for many golfers (myself included) until it doesn’t work and you need another cue. Golfers that are external are thinking about something more abstract over the ball like the ball flight, or swing path or swing feel. It’s a very different feeling when you swing as opposed to the internal golfer. I’ve started doing this and I don’t think I’ve ever hit the ball better. I just am focusing on the path/feel/rhythm of my swing and the physical cues just seem to fall into place (rotation, posture, balance etc). I believe there is a third mindset after internal and external where your mind is completely blank and clear of any thoughts or feels and it’s purely reactionary. Similar to “the zone” that’s been referenced to an athletes state of mind in some outstanding athletic performances.

[@john69294]

The Eureka golf swing works, not interested in the technicalities, but just to say it works and works splendidly for me. No more wondering will you be able to hit it today or dreading the first shot. Thank You Steve.

[@williamfickett177]

So do you have any other video's showing this method or is that basically all you need for this. I have been surprised how great my ball striking has improved. Been playing for years and was always discouraged from a flatter swing which is something that is natural for me. It really is amazing to just follow the club shaft down the outward stick. I wanted to thank you for this bit of info., given how much is out there.

[@stevejohnstongolf]

@@williamfickett177 Hey William 👋 have you had a look at my website www.eurekagolfswing.com Thanks Steve👍

[@runntree1]

Steve this was for me a Big eyeopener thanks👍

[@easyeffingketo2925]

I love that shot. It seems that swing would make new golfers feel like pros. Nothing like losing the plot and swinging for the stars only to thin or fat the ball.

[@richardbolen1929]

There is a lot of golf instruction on KZbin.......a lot. Some of it is good. This is VERY good. I have been a weak flipper my long career. This information helped me fix it.

[@lemmybean4824]

Steve, what kind of distance are you generating from say a standard 8 iron with this swing? I think some numbers would help some of the more data minded folks give it a go!

[@oldprogolf7292]

Good stuff, Steve. The key, I have discovered, is to avoid the "one piece takeaway" introduced by Snead. Rotate the left forearm, as you are doing, keeps the club on plane as long as you don't overswing. Another good example is Guido Migliozzi though he plays a slight fade. The difference is only slight.

[@Hunter-zp5hd]

This is golden stuff here. This develops a repeatable swing for sure. That’s why Hogan was an excellent ball striker.

[@pigslefats]

So much for having the clubhead outside the hands. This swing is compact, simple and repeatable.

[@paulwilson90]

I tried it at driving range yesterday it definitely works plus hit the ball very solid and went further than my normal swing which i was hitting very well but tried this for a bit of fun

[@12496k]

Brilliant concept to teach or practice golf!

[@kamalgoswami4130]

swing simply simplified. thanks hogan. thank you. Good

[@MrNicliu]

After watching this video I signed up to the Eurekagolfswing site and practiced the techniques on a simulator for 3 hours. I've jumped up 1 club in distance and changed my club path from 'out to in' to 'on plane' or 'in to out'. I've been trying to figure out how to stop my left arm breaking and over swinging for years using all kinds of aids and techniques, without avail. I feel with this swing i'm getting much closer, it's also easier on the back.

[@waynestarr3759]

Tried this on the weekend, was effective although only a very slight draw to straight for me. Also can it be applied to driver? I found it difficult to swing on plane with driver and off balance as well. Would like to see you apply this with driver?

[@michaelhudson4080]

Omg I needed to see this today. I just seen what I was doing wrong. My backswing was way to long causing me to lean left. Outstanding video

[@maryalison1321]

Hi Michael I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful man with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this compliment If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….🌹🌹

[@orkayen]

Thanks for sharing. Does this work for Driver and woods as well? For irons, do you keep more weight on the left side?

[@Alandale45]

Thank you for sharing Steve

[@mikeatherton2151]

Another fantastic video, eureka!!

[@jameslong7474]

Are your feet lined up on the left side alignment rod ... i.e., open stance? What about ball position ... center, forward of center? Does the stance or ball position change with different clubs?

[@peterkelly9655]

Yeah I’d like to hear this too

[@langleyinnovations]

It works. Brilliant. It's an incredibly accurate swing. I had to rest the temptation to lift my arms rather than continue on the arc established in the first part of the swing. BTW, I love Steve's glee at discovering the effectiveness of this swing, and with the results of his demonstration swings. I also love it when he says, "I don't know what happens" in the transition from the backswing. It doesn't matter. It works. Bravo.

[@maryalison1321]

Hi James how are you doing? It’s nice coming across your amazing profile

[@davidtalbot491]

Fold unfold of the right arm is all that is required to achieve the swing I worked it out about five years ago but nice to see you do it on video

[@maryalison1321]

Hi David I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful man with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this compliment If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….🌹🌹

[@edchapman5801]

Something else I would like to add - you are also employing a slightly expanded version of Hogan's "half-swing exercise" from his Modern Fundamentals," which I have used time and time again giving lessons - it works like a charm, as I'm sure you well know.

[@kentskinner7095]

Took this to the range for 30 minutes a couple days ago then went out and shot my low round of the season. 73 on par 72 at 6500 yards. It really worked and felt so simple. Not to groove it in!!

[@granthoward3614]

Of course you did. I practiced this for 5 mins then joined the pga tour and won the masters

[@nathwhitehurst6958]

Great video 👍, Could you apply this concept to driver & woods aswell ?

[@eastcoastuk1120]

I have always struggled with release right handed, probable cause, cricket at school.. Left handed no problem at all. I wish I had learned to play left handed from the start when I was 17 at the time. ..

[@SavedInANanosecond.]

If you look at a slow motion you will see that Mr. Hogan actually take the up back inside and up and slightly over the top on the downswing just like the vast majority of pro golfers do.

[@maryalison1321]

Hi Gregg how are you doing. It’s nice coming across your amazing comment

[@michaelmihalov7314]

Why is your stance open to the target line ?

[@benhoward7006]

Great lesson. You are a great ball striker.

[@anttisavolainen547]

Wow!.looks good..really got to test this tomorrow

[@JDSFLA]

I love this, and just this past week I was at the range determined to shorten my swing and stay on plane. Result was a little draw every time. My problem is a longer swing keeps coming back and then I have to go practice again shortening it in order to be consistent.

[@sergio_lelevier]

Excellent video Steve, noticed you’re using an open stance.

[@stevejohnstongolf]

Yeh, Eureka Golf Swing. There is a different between opening your stance and aiming left. Here’s a link www.eurekagolfswing.com 7 days free trial👍 Thanks Steve

[@Lubo-qd2zs]

Hi Steve, I've been struggling with striking irons recently, feel like I struggle to clear hips on downswing, so after some reading online I decided to open stance with feet but square up hips and shoulders to target, clubface with shaft lean aimed slightly to the right of target, swung the club back on the inside and can confirm I've not hit a ball that pure or accurate in my life. Took it onto the course and played about 8 holes using this setup, consistent draw ball shape. No early extension, no heavy shots, no thins. Can I ask with the eurika swing do you aim the clubface right of target as well? Cheers

[@stevejohnstongolf]

That’s great. Regarding the Clubface,yes but it through sweet spot rotation at address. All is explained in the Iron Swing Series at www.eurekagolfswing.com Thanks👍

[@Lubo-qd2zs]

@@stevejohnstongolf sorry steve, what do you mean by 'but it through sweet spot rotation at address'? Cheers

[@jimangelno1]

Does it work with the driver. I’m thinking of subscribing to eureka golf swing

[@jvelez1998]

When demonstrating the effectiveness of this technique (Eureka advertisement), it would be great to see the numbers as well as the shot tracer to verify the quality of the strike. Strike is king. Numbers / data support this.

[@markdixon6082]

Hi Steve,on the hogan video it looks like through impact he is swinging left

[@chrisbates2162]

THE BEST DRILL ON THE INTERNET !! I’ve just been down the range and tried this WOW! Massive draw on the ball from a fader 🫢😝 this is the only thing I’ll be practicing over the winter Thankyou 👍🏻💥👍🏻

[@maryalison1321]

Hi Chris how are you doing 🌺

[@neckupfitness3274]

Looks like stack and tilt with an open stance? Hands low on backswing. Do you roll the wrists over after impact? I can't tell because you aren't swinging full. Looks interesting though.....

[@johncooper8174]

At address is the club face at right angles to the red cane?

[@royclose946]

Well done Steve 👏

[@Keef-cd9os]

I recently had a lesson with my club pro and he got me hitting decent shots doing exactly what you demonstrate here, except that he had me set up with a closed stance and said that I was standing too open!! Was he wrong as it has improved my ball striking significantly. I do have a pretty flat swing so maybe that's the difference.

[@mikerodrick2430]

Hi Steve; when you're demonstrating the swing, possibly due to the camera angle, it looks like your feet are aligned to the stick closest to you which would put them open but are hitting a draw. Is it only the camera angle?

[@stevejohnstongolf]

Hey Mike, I always aim left with feet for all shot shapes. Check out www.eurekagolfswing.com thanks Mike👍

[@mikerodrick2430]

@@stevejohnstongolf For all what shapes? 🤣

[@stevejohnstongolf]

@@mikerodrick2430 😂😂😂😂 edited😂😂

[@andrewsherriff1702]

hi steve will eureka swing help with the older golfers not so flexable

[@stevejohnstongolf]

Hi Andrew, yes, many senior golfers have contacted me with the benefits of the Eureka Golf Swing www.eurekagolfswing.com

[@norbertjanssen6855]

Does it make sense to take the same stance with the driver?

[@edchapman5801]

Really good stuff, using Hogan's swing, the greatest ball striker who ever lived, but then, who else could you have picked if you wanted the very best - keeping this video handy, as it is a useful refresher to pull up at any time - thanks for putting this together Mr. Johnston.

[@maryalison1321]

Hi Chapman I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful man with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this compliment If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….🌹🌹

[@NonnyStrikes]

It feels like you're pushing out right? Cause I have been messing with hands out as far as I can go to see if I can maintain consistency. Usually only do it on driver. Hope I'm on the right track! Good stuff here man.

[@jamesprice3127]

Excellent. Thanks

[@davefaragher3727]

Just what I needed as a drill 👌🏻

[@maryalison1321]

Hi Dave good morning how are you doing

[@JC-qf1jd]

can i ask why you foot alignment is so 'open' or your lead foot is so far back?

[@kennethgustavsson1850]

Does it work With driver?👍

[@stephenthompson1998]

If I do this I end up bending the ball well left, have to get hand s up parallel to yellow cane to go straight or get slight draw. Confused am i

[@roymcconnell9738]

Brilliant 👍⛳

[@JMorey242]

Why is your lead foot further back and not in-line with your target?

[@pauldubar6014]

I'd like to see a down the shaft view to see how open the club face is

[@JoeTravers]

EUREKA SWING: Just wondering if you guys use Eureka Swing in your daily/weekend Golfcourse games & local club competitions with your playing buddies?

[@MrJohnmantle]

Eureka!! At last .

[@chulchue2619]

First time finding this Coach: reminds me of Jim Venetos “Avenue Of Power” swing.

[@ericfletcher2887]

Awesome and simple. Great drill. Hogan swing is classic, simple, repeatable and timeless. The best ball striker EVER AND FOREVER!

[@topgunbass]

They say moe norman was the best ball striker. Plus he's Canadian. So that's that.

[@ericfletcher2887]

@@topgunbass I knew More Norman personally and golfed with him several times , I am from Kitchener Ontario Canada where Moe lived. That said, I put Hogan #1, Moe Norman #2, then Lee Trevino and George Knudson also from Canada. Cheers

[@richyclubsport5155]

@@ericfletcher2887 if only George could have putted better, incredible ball stricker

[@ericfletcher2887]

Yep, same problem as Hogan

[@topgunbass]

@@ericfletcher2887 I'm from the hammer.

[@robertpeacock5515]

I get stuck when i try this. Push and hook. Like the follow thru with open stance though.

[@peterkelly9655]

Can I ask why your feet are so open to target?

[@davegoodman4556]

Sublime!! 😀😀👍👍

[@rondarling751]

Excellent…😊

[@ESSBANJO]

simple, repeatable, practical

[@lz1334]

steve are you hitting the ball off your back foot

[@garethjamesjones123]

Looks like Hogan is flattening the club or something at the top of his backswing or am I imagining that?

[@DS-gj9lz]

This is what I've been telling my friends who are learning golf. Stop taking the club straight back. It makes it harder to hit the ball because you have extra movement to get to impact. Simple way to do this is keep the trail elbow connected to the trail hip.

[@courvilleg1]

Brilliant,

[@quantumpotential7639]

Despite 5 months of stretching, doing drill, my lower back and ability to twist is still in the dumps. If I can resolve this issue, I can mimick Hogan's swing EXACLTY. Lack of mobility in lower back us the culprit which means my swing will likely NEVER be like Hogan's.

[@tobybarker6808]

How do u hit a fade to order?

[@johnaustin635]

Open the face at address and hold it open through impact that’s physics !!

[@kennyc3670]

I take it that Steve opens the face slightly, as he says, to counteract the draw.

[@johndoyle5118]

I would love to see this demonstrated with the driver

[@maryalison1321]

Hi John how are you

[@Vnam72]

The hard bit is hitting the ball!

[@Mscott1529]

Well.. I like this but - understanding how to release the club properly is imperative to this actually working. Golf is not easy, but we have certainly made it harder than necessary

[@vreeke777]

Path and feet are explaind not the clubhead aiming

[@Whiteyholmes08]

Best part is the slightly open stance for old farts like me who need that to get thru the ball with the most comfort and power…

[@stevejohnstongolf]

Thanks, check out my website for more info on the open stance. www.eurekagolfswing.com

[@RAYMO581]

Yet so many modern pros take the club back almost straight with the club face facing the ball for the first 1.5 feet

[@lamnol]

They are the best ball strikers in the world. They could hit a ball better than you nobody what swinging motion they take

[@norgerepairs8687]

To me; Hogan looks like minimal shoulder turn, on top of max hip turn. Improvements have come to my game using this.

[@whenmullet2674]

If it's really that simple, then your left handed game should improve quickly and dramatically.

[@chrissnape9537]

I try to take it back at 7 O'clock and swing to 1 O'clock

[@roberthardind1622]

I'd like you to do a video with a complete beginner and let's see how simple this is only saying because it's only you who demonstrates how simple this is and your a pro.

[@jcbak]

Hogan played a fade

[@fourghtyeight48]

welcome to hookville and fat ville

[@Plastpackad]

Hogan had very long arms and short torso, imitating his swing has been a pitfall for many golfers.

[@martinavizcomm]

Do this along with Gravity Golf & thank me later. (No HIT involved). Amen brothers. Amen.

[@jaymorin7131]

1 vs 2 plane swings. This does not work for people using a 2 plane swing..

[@user-wc9re3vl6q]

So why have you got an open stance? And why are your demonstrating a draw with an open stance? Confused!

[@zarlodious1]

I believe it is to open the body more at impact allowing better hip turn and rotation.

[@user-wc9re3vl6q]

@@zarlodious1 I know a lot of good players are taught to open the left foot out but never seen any decent or pro golfers play a straight or draw shot with an open stance? Maybe just needs an explanation like “do it when practicing this drill” or something. I’m eager to try this as my swing falls apart in my backswing! 😂

[@user-wc9re3vl6q]

@@carsonriches4790 thanks mate!

[@richarddavey7884]

Lee trevino used to hit draws with the most open stance you could imagine

[@user-wc9re3vl6q]

@@richarddavey7884 an exceptional talent! Bubba Watson another one who can do it but that’s not going to be possible for likes of us! I’m now a mid handicapper after playing the game for 30 years and need the simplest solutions. Still going to try it though! 😀

[@steviekeane]

Its shocking is that

[@gordenscottfan3107]

Weak grip and going from inside to outside at ball gave Hogan a fade every time.