🔴 STOP MAKING GOLF SO COMPLICATED 🔴 (Golf Swing Made Simple)

In this video, I'm going to show you how to make a golf swing simple. We're going to show you the 5 main components of the golf swing and how to put them all together to make a smooth, consistent swing.
If you're struggling to make the golf swing simple, then this video is for you! By the end of the video, you'll be able to make a swing that's simple and easy to follow, no matter what your level of golfing experience is.
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[@tbrown6117]

Wonderful... even for the experienced golfer.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you.

[@user-fh6bf1me1t]

The best five tips I have ever seen ❤

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Bless you, thank you so very much. Best wishes Stu

[@bhupinderbhogal8703]

Honestly Stuart , This for me is the absolute best instructional video you have ever made!!! ALL your fundamental swing concepts crystallised so succinctly and demonstrated so clearly!!! Amazing job !!!!👏👏

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Bless you Sir - such kind feedback and sincerely appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. Best wishes Stu

[@davidmarshall6941]

Hi Stuart -tip no. 3 was a revelation to me - it transformed my swing - and ball striking improved immediately- it feels strange lifting my leg on the backswing but as you say it puts the body in the correct position to make a full pivot. I can’t understand why I haven’t seen this tip before on You Tube and why I haven’t seen anybody do this on the tours - once the feeling is ingrained maybe it’s just not necessary to lift the leg? Do you know of any good players who show this movement? Maybe it’s just imperceptible to the eye at speed? Keep up the superb good golf coaching

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hi David - it’s so hard to give answers to specific peoples needs - I try to cover off everything I can in a video and put the power in your hands. Sorry I can’t answer any specifics for you my friend. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@peekps]

I found the first tip on how to get the club into the left fingers of the left hand really helpful. Also really helpful was the drill on leg action. Thanks, Stu!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks Philip! Much appreciated Sir - will back to you on Skillest in the morning my friend. Thanks for the videos. 😊

[@roadtoscratchgolf3481]

Great way to summarize the golf grip, ball position and swing movement. These 5 drills are golden and easy to remember. Thanks for sharing. Cheers

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My pleasure and as always really appreciate you sharing your thoughts on my video. Always welcomed.

[@mohdarshadariffin4806]

Definitely golden! Fixed my irons immediately. I have a feeling it will stay on the course tomorrow. Thanks much.

[@S.forbes]

Thanks Stuart for the free content you put out. A few of your videos have been very helpful to me especially the fairway wood from the deck and your latest one about chipping 👍🏾

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My pleasure Sir - makes it all worthwhile with such wonderful feedback like yours. Hugely appreciate you taking the time to share your experiences. 😊

[@PeterInness]

This is an amazing video to save, great drills to simplify and improve

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you so much Peter - really appreciate your kind feedback Sir. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@DavidSmith-mo2qz]

Another great video Stu. One thing that I am confused about is your view on ball position. I always thought that moving the ball back promoted a draw, as the club is approaching the ball more from the inside - I certainly see this when I move the ball back in my stance. Similarly, moving the ball forward tends to promote a slice for me. This is the opposite to what you are suggesting, hence my confusion.....

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

The only ingredient that creates, bend left or bend right is the face to path relationship. Moving the ball back increases inside path but can creat more down strike and encourage and more open face. We are all different, but all thing being equal, a ball back would cause a push from straight push to push fade. How a golfer reacts to ball position is a variation of a golfers default swing. Simply suggesting a ball back for draw and ball forward for fade is romantic at best 😂 - hope that helps sir. Best wishes Stu.

[@DM-vi7lv]

What a great summary of the fundamentals Stuart, Din

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks Din, much appreciated Sir.

[@richyclubsport5155]

My grandson has just started playing, he's 11 and he sent me this to ask for my opinion, i think it's excellent and easy to understand, the grip is a basic fundermental, never seen it explained this way before, good reminder to me to, incidentally I've always played with a slightly stronger grip

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hi Richy - thank you for sharing and please thank your grandson for doing the same!! Glad to hear you grip on the stronger side, always a huge positive for any golfer. Wish you and your grandson well and thanks for contributing to the channel! Best wishes Stu

[@mohdarshadariffin4806]

For the first time in a long time I feel the clubs doing the work for me

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Music to my ears!! Really pleased and super grateful you took the time to share! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@jamesbyrne1894]

Great video

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you James, much appreciated Sir !

[@stevenrowson4225]

Great video Stuart

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you Steven, much appreciated Sir.

[@stevenrowson4225]

@@GoodGolfCoaching Looking forward to seeing you on the 23rd I think it is 👍🏻

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Look forward to it.

[@richardskinner5050]

Great tips

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks Richard - hope they help! 😊

[@richardskinner5050]

@@GoodGolfCoaching Hi Stuart - can you make a video to stop me coming over the top with the driver?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

@@richardskinner5050 Hi Richard - I’ve made a video called “Stop Coming Over The Top” already. Check it out. It will fix you 😁

[@richardskinner5050]

@@GoodGolfCoaching thx Stuart. So I have a face problem. I will work on this at the weekend before I play 18 on the course

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Sounds like you watched the video 😁 - I’d recommend now watching my “Grip Series” 🙌

[@ayotollaofrockandrolla7219]

I think the easiest way for amateurs is to convert 90/10. And make it 10/90 ball versus target. Get the ball out of the equation

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

It can certainly help, 50/50 may be more appropriate in my opinion, but love hearing your thoughts. Thanks for contributing! Best wishes Stu

[@StephenR-nf9wb]

What am I doing wrong with Tip 1? When I do this with face up, I get an extremely closed club face at address. When I do the same process with the club horizontal and toe down, then the club squares up nicely at address. Please advise as to what I am doing incorrectly with the face up. I am an accomplished player, but I'll be darned if I can square up this new grip with club in face up position.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

It’s because you have played the game with a weak grip; the amount the ball is going left shows how much you roll the club face closed through strike. Practice cupping the left wrist through strike, this will make the club face square up. Tip 1 is the most important. Hope this helps

[@StephenR-nf9wb]

Stuart, thanks for the quick response. I relooked at your Essential Grips video, which is what first excited me about trying this new, stronger left hand grip. In that video, you repeatedly place the left hand on the grip with the club in a Vertical position [whether the club was pointing in a clubhead up-to-the-sky position or the clubhead resting on the ground in the address position]. When I apply this new grip with the club in a Vertical position, I get the desired result [left wrist is properly cupped, pad is on top of the club and, most importantly, the club is properly aligned to the ball/target at address]. However, when I apply this new grip to the club when its in a Horizontal position, I continue to get a very closed clubface when I move the club to the address position. Very weird. One would think it shouldn't matter, but for me it apparently makes a significant difference. Still trying to figure out why...

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

The intent is to simply get the pad of the left hand in top of the club, and the cup in the left wrist. If this is achieved, how you go about it, is not too important. Final destination is all that matters 😊 Hope that helps and thanks again for sharing! Best wishes Stu

[@StephenR-nf9wb]

@@GoodGolfCoaching Got it...cheers

[@rajanrai732]

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[@GoodGolfCoaching]

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[@MJ-tt9ww]

Ha ha 3 clubs and still couldn't hit the ball 😅

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

😂😂😂love it!