STOP RUSHING Your Golf Swing and HIT FARTHER with This Easy Tempo Trick

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[@__JimD]

Little late here - but how do you like the Lag shot vs the Orange Whip? Seem pretty similar to me and having a hard time deciding.

[@ktv1029]

i took a break from golf for a year and the only thing i remembered useful was from this channel. Now Im getting back to it and i can advocate why Tom is the best golf teacher on youtube. No complicated or fancy lessons. Just clear and concise points that makes a huge difference. Thanks Tom!

[@SagutoGolf]

Welcome back to this greatest of games!! I sincerely appreciate your kind words and I'm very glad to know that my lesson content is resonating well with you and providing clarity in the muddied, overly complicated, oft-conflicting realm of golf instruction. By the way - and given your one-year hiatus - if you'd like to get on the fast track towards learning and mastering this swing system in a comprehensive, structured, sequential platform, please consider my online school. That is where you will find very detailed instruction and drills that take you through the entire swing step-by-step, position-by-position from setup to finish, along with diagnostic and corrective tools for resolving common swing, contact, and ball flight issues, and much more. Thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many seasoned, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - are now enjoying the best golf of their lives as a result, and I'm happy to let their unsolicited testimonials tell the story: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews. And here's a link to my free mini course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” if you’re interested in checking it out: go.saguto.golf/ Embrace the challenge and have fun out there!! Tom

[@leonardbuczek8839]

Totally agree with your assessment, Tom gives the simplest easy to understand common sense things that bring excellent results, MY GAME HAS IMPROVED IMMENSELY FROM HIS AWESOME VIDEOS

[@jeffblair6674]

This guy is by far the best teacher, i can't tell you how much my golf swing had changed for the better, i lament all the lost years . Thanks Tom!!!!

[@SagutoGolf]

I sincerely appreciate your kind words, Jeff, and I'm very glad to know that my instruction is resonating with you!! Thanks so much for sharing your improvement and keep up the great work!! Tom PS: We can reclaim those "lost years" and get you on the fast track towards properly learning this swing system in the comprehensive, structured, sequential platform of my online school. That is where you will find very detailed instruction and drills that take you through the entire swing step-by-step from setup to finish, along with diagnostic and corrective tools for resolving common swing, contact, and ball flight issues, and much more. Thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many seasoned, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - are now enjoying the best golf of their lives as a result, and I'm happy to let their unsolicited testimonials tell the story: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews.

[@todesque]

Another crispy lesson! This is by far the hardest and most counterintuitive aspect of the golf swing for me - unlearning the natural inclination to ‘hit’ the ball. Without getting too woo woo, what Tom is teaching here is very Zen. Effortless effort. Saguto (and his squirrel assistant) is the best instructor online. No question about it. At age 52, for the first time in my life, I’m actually starting to produce a repeatable golf swing instead of a random mishmash of arms and legs flailing all over the place.

[@SagutoGolf]

That's awesome!! Yes - there are two things at play here: 1) Discovering and dialing in our ideal swing tempo, and 2) Feeling that transition - or the change in direction - so we don't rush our downswing from the top and thereby lose our sequencing (a very common affliction within the amateur golfing realm). Our perfect tempo/rhythm - which is unique to each of us individually - thereby enables us to gather and unload the various components in proper order for seemingly effortless, powerful ball striking bliss. I sincerely appreciate your kind words, and I'm very glad to know that my lesson content and teaching style are resonating with you and providing clarity in the muddied, overly complicated, oft-conflicting realm of golf instruction. Thanks so much for your support in sharing your improvement and keep up the great work!! Tom PS: By the way, since my channel's content is performing well for you, I think you will also benefit from my FREE mini course - “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” - where you can learn some key aspects of the swing system I teach in a more structured manner. Here's a link in case you’re interested in checking it out: go.saguto.golf/

[@bobc9181]

Of all your super great tips, this is the superist and the greatest of all. As you know I've done everything I can to keep from coming over the top with various success using different techniques. But your tip about not unfolding the trail arm is definitely the very bestest tip you've ever shared. If I start down slowly with my right foot pushing towards the target and keep the trail elbow folded the shots are crispy as all get out. Thanks again for continuing to amaze better than Purple Haze. After continuing to try this I came up with a great visualization or feel. I imagine there is a grape taped to the inside of my trail elbow fold. On the way back I squeeze the grape and continue to squeeze it even when I start the downswing. Everyone should consider trying this out. I think you'll be very happy with it.

[@SagutoGolf]

I know you've been fighting the good fight, Bob, so I'm glad to know that this lesson really resonated with you. Keep on juicing those grapes. Just make sure you've got a vessel to capture the nectar..... 😎 Thanks for sharing your helpful feel! Tom

[@bobc9181]

@@SagutoGolf Tom would you be surprised if I said that I am hitting the ball even further after adding one more of your teachings to my swing. What is that technique you ask. It is pointing my tail bone to the target at the top of the swing. I can't believe this is adding distance to my shots. I assume this is just an anomaly and will go away at some point. LOL Thoughts?

[@beaufitz8993]

Another great swing tip for us Seniors…Greatest swing teacher on You Tube! Senior Golfers!!! Your golf swing answers are at Saguto Golf…I’ve been “hitting” a golf ball since age 12! Now at 67 I’ve found the answer of a beautiful swing!! Saguto Golf!!!

[@SagutoGolf]

I sincerely appreciate your kind words, Beau, and I'm very glad to know that my instruction and teaching style are continuing to resonate well with you!! This swing system is rooted in physics, geometry, and human physiology, and it is modeled on empirical observations of the game's most prolific ball strikers. No surprise then that it stands the test of time and does not discriminate by age or ability - from kids to seniors and everyone in between, inclusive of the best players in the world today. Thanks again for your support in sharing your improvement and keep up the great work!! Tom

[@ingeniousbraveheart]

Hi Beau . you are a young thing LOL. It has taken me 80 years to find Young Tom and Hallelujah all thanks to Young Tom I can score my age and under he is a genius

[@WWnursery]

As a musician I found counting 6/8 time at 54 bpm helped me establish a rhythm. Especially when I realized I was nervous on the 1st t box at my 1st pro am. 🥴 Toms teachings work people. Just gotta practice them. Keep up the nice work Tom. Rock on!

[@SagutoGolf]

Now that's about as specific a swing rhythm description as I've seen. You must have one heck of an internal metronome..... 😎 I sincerely appreciate your kind words and I am very glad to know that you are benefiting from my instruction content. Thanks for sharing your improvement, keep up the great work, and rock on indeed!! Tom

[@gabe3179]

Hey tom! I finally broke 100 and shot a 94 through 18 about a week ago, your videos are greatly helping. Thanks so much again for your great content.

[@scottproctor2112]

Good job. The ones that try and stick with it have their breaking 100 moment. Congratulations. I have found it comes down to being able to put the practice in and pay the dues for success. Watching Tom as your trainer, I guarantee your on the right track. Tom has changed my game. I'm in the online training program. My only regrets are that I didn't do it sooner. I've watched a lot of videos. Tom is the best for me. Good luck on your swing. It's your swing to develop. I totally rebuilt my swing as I've went through the program. It comes down to the time I can put into it now on how good I get.

[@SagutoGolf]

That's AWESOME, Gabe!! Congratulations on not only achieving this milestone accomplishment, but absolutely obliterating the 100 barrier!! 💪💪 I'm very glad to know that my instruction is resonating with you. Thanks so much for sharing your success and keep up the great work!! Tom PS: By the way, since my channel's content is performing well for you, I am quite certain you will really enjoy and benefit from the comprehensive, structured, step-by-step learning platform in my online school. Have you enrolled yet? It will put you on the fast track towards really mastering this system and taking ownership of a consistent, powerful, low-maintenance, body-friendly swing. Thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many seasoned, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - are now enjoying the best golf of their lives as a result, and I'm happy to let their unsolicited testimonials tell the story: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews.

[@richardbaxter3586]

Great drill Tom, I did this drill over and over. I'm hitting the golf ball long and straight again. Happy new year 🎉 and keep up the great work !

[@SagutoGolf]

Fantastic! I'm very glad to know that this lesson and drill resonated with you, Richard; excellent job incorporating it into your swing. Thanks so much for sharing your improvement, keep up the great work, and I wish you all the best for a Blessed, Healthy, Happy 2024 that has you enjoying the best golf of your life!! Tom PS: By the way, since my channel's content is performing well for you, I think you will also benefit from my FREE mini course - “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ It's a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the instruction style that has thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many seasoned, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews

[@billm1910]

Tom, I have to tell you- those "power source" angles you mentioned resonated with me unlike the "maintain the lag" etc stuff i could never feel. Now in my B/S I say "form the box" which is the trail elbow and wrist at their right angles. I have never been good at cocking my wrists. Now I bring it back slow, "form the box" which is my interpretation of how you look at the top and yes, slowly I drop and maintain my angles. Pop! Haven't het the ball this way in years ( before I knew why I was hitting it well!) Thanks. This has been a permanent fixture for me and I hope I never forget it. Added a club length easily. Keep up the great work. B

[@SagutoGolf]

That's awesome, Bill!! 💪💪 I'm very glad to know that this lesson resonated with you; excellent job incorporating it into your swing!! This is precisely why I do my best to convey multiple “feels” or thoughts throughout the swing wherever possible. We're all different physiologically and psychologically, and something that resonates effectively with one golfer may not necessarily work for another. However, no matter the variety of suggested feels/thoughts offered for a particular element of the swing, they are all directed at getting different golfers to achieve the desired positions, motions, and ball striking results. This is one reason why the comprehensive, structured, step-by-step learning platform of my online school is so effective, and why thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many seasoned, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - are now enjoying the best golf of their lives as a result (and I'm happy to let their unsolicited testimonials tell the story: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews ). The lessons and drills provide the guidelines and set the boundaries, while allowing ample leeway for each individual golfer to infuse and exercise their own uniqueness. Here's a link if you would like to know more about the school - saguto.golf - and here's a link to my free mini-course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” if you’re interested in checking it out: go.saguto.golf/ Thanks so much for sharing your dramatic ball striking improvement and distance gains, and keep up the great work!! Tom

[@DeathCoreBrii]

I didn't expect anything from this lesson and then I went to the range applying this advice and I was blown away by what how I was striking it. This was awesome, thanks!

[@SagutoGolf]

Welcome to "the dark side", where the spoils of "conventional" instruction - chronic inconsistency, physical pain, and endless frustration - yield to the fruits of body-friendly enjoyment of this great game for a lifetime. 😎 Seriously, I’m very glad to know that this lesson resonated with you; excellent job incorporating it into your swing. Thanks so much for sharing your resulting ball striking improvement and keep up the great work!! 💪💪 Tom Saguto, PGA PS: By the way, since my channel's content is performing well for you, I am confident that you will also benefit from my newly updated FREE mini course “The Top 3 Keys You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ Featuring 17 videos and 45 minutes of detailed lesson and drill content, this is a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the formal learning method that has countless thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - now enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews

[@jonashagg4143]

I love this slow swing. As a pretty tall person i have struggled with coming over the top. Swinging really slow is the only way for me to get the correct sequenzing. Now I can hit 3 buckets in a row trying to land shorter than 100y with a 7 iron. Getting crisp hits when using 5-10% of your power and speed is really awesome!

[@SagutoGolf]

I am very glad to know that this tempo lesson resonated with you, Jonas; excellent job incorporating it into your swing. Thanks so much for sharing your improvement and keep up the great work!! 💪💪 Tom PS: By the way, since my lesson content is performing well for you, I am confident you will also benefit from my FREE mini course - “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ If you haven't already worked through it, this is a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the instruction style that has thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews

[@brotherbread6549]

I did this with my pitching wedge. I'm right at 125yd with my normal swing. After doing this I hit a few to 135yd and it was the slowest swing I've ever fel. It compressed the ball and only felt fast about an inch before I actually got to the ball. Best feeling ever. Amazing...

[@SagutoGolf]

Awesome!! There's nothing like the feel, sound, and sight of a crispy compressed shot, right?? 💪💪 I'm very glad to know that this lesson resonated with you; excellent job incorporating it into your swing. Thanks so much for sharing your ball striking improvement and keep up the great work!! Tom PS: By the way, since my channel's content is performing well for you, I think you will also benefit from my FREE mini course - “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ It's a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the instruction style that has thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many seasoned, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews

[@meelyang]

I took a few days to absorb this content. I practised. It worked at the practice range. Then on the course - 6 pars! Right on! Keep it up! (I guess a few other things helped, but felt really useful. Cheers!)

[@SagutoGolf]

That is OUTSTANDING!! I’m very glad to know that my instruction is resonating with you; excellent job incorporating it into your swing and putting it into play. Thanks so much for sharing your improvement and keep up the great work!! 💪💪 Tom PS: By the way, since my lesson content is performing well for you, I am confident you will also benefit from my FREE mini course - “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ If you haven't already worked through it, this is a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the instruction style that has thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews

[@marcusgeorge1825]

Thanks Tom. I love watching Rory in extreme slow motion as like what you’ve shown now just makes sense. I also warm up with a 7 iron lag shot for both muscle and mind memory before each round. A fantastic training and reminder aid. 👍😎🇦🇺

[@SagutoGolf]

I'm glad to know you've got the Lag Shot, Marcus. It's a great warmup and training aid for sure!

[@sheilasmith5323]

Tom your explanations are always just what I need💗 Thanks again!!!

[@SagutoGolf]

My pleasure, Sheila! And your kind and supportive words are always just what I need to make my day!! 😎 Tom

[@richiewalkertenfour]

Great lesson! When I become inconsistent, I recognize the feeling of swinging down too quickly and too hard. Also, not finishing. Tom is the best instructor I've come across.

[@SagutoGolf]

I appreciate your kind words, Richie, and I'm very glad to know that this tempo lesson continues to resonate with you! Thanks for your support and keep up the great work!! Tom PS: By the way, since my lesson content is connecting well with you, I am confident that you will also benefit from my FREE mini course - “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”.: go.saguto.golf. If you haven't already worked through it, this is a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the instruction style that has thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews

[@lestersometimes5800]

Another great mental/visual demonstration of how to ensure a smooth swing. Hitting at the ball has been a long term problem for me and as I work to integrate this video into my swing, I just hope I don't get all squirrelly. Thanks Tom

[@SagutoGolf]

Squirrelly?... 😆😆😆 It's so important to feel the transition in order to suppress the "hit" instinct that plagues so many golfers and instead and get the downswing started in the proper sequence, and this is an excellent way to accomplish that. By the way, since you are liking my channel's content, I think you will really enjoy and benefit from the comprehensive, structured, step-by-step learning platform for all the finer aspects of the swing (and the game in general) in my online school. Have you looked into it yet? Thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many seasoned, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - are now enjoying the best golf of their lives as a result, and I'm happy to let their unsolicited testimonials tell the story: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews. And here is a link to my free mini course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” if you are interested in checking it out: go.saguto.golf/ Embrace the challenge of this greatest of games and have fun out there!! Tom

[@MAED_Media]

I gotta say.. I've been following most of your videos and tips .. and you are the most accurate I've to say .. specifically for beginners who wants to improve their game I'd love to have you as my teacher :)

[@SagutoGolf]

I sincerely appreciate your kind words, and I'm very glad to know that my instruction content and teaching style are resonating with you!! And actually, this body-friendly, powerful, low-maintenance swing system is rooted in physics, geometry, and human physiology, and it is modeled on empirical observations of the game's greatest ball strikers. As such it does not discriminate by age, ability, or experience level - from kids to super seniors and everyone in between, and from beginners to the best players in the world. And yes - you can have me as your coach! Have you looked into the comprehensive, sequential learning platform of my online school yet? That's where - among many other courses and lessons covering various aspects of the game - you will find very detailed instruction and drills that take you through the entire swing step-by-step, position-by-position from setup to finish. Additionally, you'll have access to all my short game content (putting, chipping, pitching, bunker play), advanced level material, diagnostic and corrective tools for resolving common swing, contact, and ball flight issues, and much more. Thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - are now enjoying the best golf of their lives as a result, and their unsolicited testimonials tell the story quite well: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews. At just $14.99/month or $149.99 per year the value in terms of what you get for that price point is beyond comprehension, and based on proven results it represents by far the best golf instruction deal on the planet. And if you'd like to first "dip a toe in the water" prior to diving into the school, then here is a link to my FREE mini course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ That is where you can learn some key aspects of the swing system I teach in a more structured manner. Thanks again for your message and support, have fun out there, and I hope to see you soon in the school! Tom

[@ollyw2897]

I’ve been playing so bad recently. Not played to my handicap or close for weeks! I’ve just practiced a slow backswing and the ball strike is back! Looking forward to my next round! Your lessons make total sense. Thankyou 👍🏻

[@SagutoGolf]

Awesome! I'm very glad to know that this lesson resonated with you; excellent job incorporating it into your swing and putting it into practice. Now - get that ideal tempo locked in and take it out to the course! Thanks so much for sharing your success!! Tom

[@davealfred7720]

Yes, I agree with all of the others.. Straight and easy to follow.. No faffing about. Thanks

[@SagutoGolf]

I sincerely appreciate your kind words, Dave, and I'm very glad to know that my lesson content and teaching style are resonating with you and providing clarity and simplicity in the muddied, overly complicated, oft-conflicting realm of golf instruction. Thanks for your message and support! Tom Saguto, PGA PS: By the way, since my channel’s content is connecting well with you, I am confident that you will also benefit from my newly updated FREE mini course “The Top 3 Keys You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ Featuring 17 videos and 45 minutes of detailed lesson and drill content, this is a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the formal learning method that has countless thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - now enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews

[@mikerio79]

Another great tip. Thanks again Tom.

[@SagutoGolf]

My pleasure, Mike - I'm glad to know that you enjoyed it!! Keep it KFCrispy out there!! Tom

[@bobglorioso5422]

Bro this is the most amazing visual drill you continue to impress ! Major props and blessings to you kind sir!

[@SagutoGolf]

I sincerely appreciate your kind words, Bob, and I'm very glad to know that my instruction content and "lesson and a show" teaching style are resonating with you!! Tom

[@leemartin1122]

Hi Tom, you suggested i might sign up to your training courses, i might but after watching this vid I played 9 holes today and had 6 pars. Ive known i haven't been keeping my hands in front of the ball but had struggled. Today I took note of your points on the shoulder turn, but instead of just thinking "slow down" my my thought process was "start with my shoulders and let them pull my arms through". What a difference.!!!!!! Now i just think...left shoulder down then pull it through and up in the follow thru....👍 😀

[@SagutoGolf]

Fantastic job, Lee!! 💪💪 (Now....just think about the potential that the online school will bring out of you......😎) Thanks for the fabulous progress report and keep up the great work!! Tom

[@jordanskates1231]

This drill has changed my life. Swinging easy is becoming second nature now. Thank you!

[@SagutoGolf]

That's AWESOME, Jordan!! I'm very glad to know that this lesson resonated with you; excellent job finding and dialing in your ideal swing rhythm. Thanks so much for sharing your improvement and keep up the great work!! Tom PS: By the way, since my lesson content is performing well for you, I am confident you will also benefit from my FREE mini course - “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ If you haven't already worked through it, this is a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the instruction style that has thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews

[@johnmoyer5515]

I slowed my swing & now have hit 2 medium buckets barely a missed hit plus I strengthened my right hand grip great results

[@SagutoGolf]

Awesome job, John - I'm very glad to know that this lesson performed well for you; excellent job dialing in your ideal tempo!! Thanks for sharing your ball striking improvement and keep up the great work!! Tom PS: By the way, since my channel's content is connecting well with you, I think you will also like my FREE mini course - “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” - where you can learn some key aspects of the swing system I teach in a more structured manner. Here's a link in case you’re interested in checking it out: go.saguto.golf/

[@charlesnyamuba5852]

Great lesson there , thanks Tom

[@SagutoGolf]

I'm very glad to know that this lesson resonated with you, Charles, and I hope it performs well when you put it into practice! Thanks for your message! Tom PS: By the way, since you are liking my channel's content, I think you will also enjoy my FREE mini course - “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” - where you can learn some key aspects of the swing system I teach in a more structured manner. Here's a link in case you’re interested in checking it out: go.saguto.golf/

[@williamcornelison4721]

I found that while also using your dominate eye tip,that I altomatically slow my swing while my right dominate eye stays on the ball at all times... My drives and iron shots instantly improved......

[@SagutoGolf]

Very nice discovery, William. Yes - that simple eye adjustment certainly does translate to other elements of the swing. Tom

[@michaeloppenheimer6019]

Weather or not you believe in the stack and tilt method (you should 100% try it if you struggle) the way Tom explains KEY principles has helped my game tremendously. Thank you for your service out here brother

[@SagutoGolf]

I sincerely appreciate your kind words regarding my instruction content and teaching style, Michael, and I am thrilled to learn of your progress!! 💪💪 This body-friendly, powerful, consistent, low-maintenance Stack and Tilt swing system is designed to provide a lifetime of great ball striking, and since it is rooted in physics, geometry, and human physiology it does not discriminate by age or ability - from kids to seniors and everything in between, and inclusive of the best players in the world. I give all credit where it is due - including Andy Plummer and Mike Bennett for analyzing and interpreting the science, and to those who preceded them with their empirical observations of the game's best ball strikers and all their subsequent chalkboard number-crunching. I just do my best to take what they have built and convey it in my own simplified teaching style (which is fully on display in the comprehensive, structured, sequential learning platform of my online school - saguto.golf ). Thanks for sharing your dramatic improvement and keep up the great work!! Tom

[@martinduggan4077]

Great videos Sir off to the range I always rush especially in competitions

[@SagutoGolf]

Thanks Martin - I'm glad you're enjoying my instruction content! Have fun out there! Tom

[@russquick7899]

Tom- Wish I had this lesson before my round today. But tomorrow is another day. Has always thanks a bunch. Be good-Russ

[@kenlarsen8207]

I've tried a 1/2 dozen techniques to achieve the all important tempo with limited success. Who would have guessed that all I had to do was count to 10 for consistent tempo. GENIUS!

[@SagutoGolf]

Nice job again, Ken! Now - the key - keep that metronome clicking at the same rate when you take it out to the course and put it in play!! Tom

[@FinancialFreebo]

I'm trying to put my golf game back together after a few decades of a break. My bad habit is to get too quick and snap my wrists into it. I will have to take these drills to the range. Thanks man!!!!

[@SagutoGolf]

Welcome back to this greatest of games! I'm very glad to know that this tempo lesson resonated with you, and I hope it the drills perform well when you put them into practice! By the way, for a really good starting point to get you on the proper path towards rejuvenating your game, here is a link to my FREE mini course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker": go.saguto.golf/ Featuring 17 videos and 45 minutes of detailed lesson and drill content, this is a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the formal learning method that has countless thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - now enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews Thanks for your message and have fun out there! Tom Saguto, PGA

[@lanced4114]

This is so true. All my mechanics break down when I try to kill the ball but when I relax the tempo, the better contact actually generates WAY more distance

[@SagutoGolf]

Yes - It's so important to feel the transition in order to suppress that "hit" instinct and get the downswing started in the proper sequence. Thanks - I'm glad to know that this lesson resonated with you! Tom

[@BestEachDay]

This is what I've been trying to do with some different thoughts -- thinking of starting from the ground up and staying quiet on top. But I find this is getting harder for me as I get older, I think maybe because I don't get as great of a shoulder turn as when I was younger, so I really have to work at not having an early reactive uncoiling. It does make a huge difference in the swing and ball striking when properly executed in a swing.

[@SagutoGolf]

I'm glad to know that this lesson resonated with you! As for that "getting older" thing, you may be interested to know that the swing system I teach is a proven body-friendly method. I can vouch for that through my own personal experience as a golfer who previously experienced back pain, and It is further validated by the fact that a significant percentage of my students and online school members are in their 60's, 70's, and 80's - i.e.: a smorgasbord of chronic ailments, physical limitations, back/shoulder/knee/hip pain, arthritis, and joint replacements - and they are overwhelmingly elated to experience the dramatic pain-free game improvement, seemingly effortless power, and resulting enjoyment that this swing affords them. It all begins with a proper setup which provides for a free-flowing motion. Upon that good foundation a repeatable swing which produces consistently crispy impact can be built. For example, the outward flaring of both feet 10-20 degrees in our setup facilitates the proper amount of body-friendly, free-flowing hip turn back and through. This is a major power source, and it also keeps the club traveling on the correct path. If you were to square your feet so that they were perpendicular to the target line, then your hips would be impeded from turning sufficiently in the backswing (which would then inhibit the shoulders from executing a full and effortless turn), and from releasing properly in the downswing to propel the club through the zone. Restricting this action can cause a variety of path issues and/or also place strain on the lower back, lead knee, and the hip joints as the hips will "want" to move laterally and turn through into the finish but will be fighting the body in the process. Have you looked into the comprehensive, sequential learning platform of the online school yet? That's where - among many other courses and lessons covering various aspects of the game - you will find very detailed instruction and drills that take you through the entire swing step-by-step, position-by-position from setup to finish. Thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - are now enjoying the best golf of their lives as a result, and their unsolicited testimonials tell the story quite well: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews. The value in terms of what you get for the low price point is beyond comprehension, and based on proven results it represents by far the best golf instruction deal on the planet. And if you'd like to first "dip a toe in the water" prior to diving into the school, then here is a link to my FREE mini course “The Top 3 Keys You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ Featuring 17 videos and 45 minutes of detailed lesson and drill content, this is a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the formal learning method that is delivering the referenced results. You don't need the flexibility of a Romanian gymnast - or even of this far less pliable golf instructor - to execute this swing, experience great ball striking, and reclaim - or even exceed - yardages from years past. I hope you'll give the school some thought. Thanks for your message! Tom Saguto, PGA

[@psychedwellness77]

Just found you last night, coincidently bought a range pass yesterday, looking forward to applying your advice. Thanks!

[@mrdune5479]

It's magical when you do a range session after watching some of his videos. You're gonna love that crispy contact

[@SagutoGolf]

Awesome!! Welcome to "the dark side", where the spoils of "conventional" instruction - chronic inconsistency, physical pain, and endless frustration - yield to the fruits of body-friendly enjoyment of this great game for a lifetime. 😆 Here's a link to my FREE mini-course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” in case you’re interested in learning some key aspects of the swing system I teach in a more structured manner: go.saguto.golf/ Embrace the challenge of this greatest of games and have fun out there with that range pass!! Tom

[@isleofdeath]

I love how this exercise pushes the idea of lowering the arms first before starting to turn...

[@SagutoGolf]

I'm very glad to know that this lesson resonated with you, and now that you are armed with this knowledge I hope you are able to use it to the betterment of your game. Thanks for your message and support! Tom Saguto, PGA PS: By the way, since my channel’s content is connecting well with you, I am confident that you will also benefit from my newly updated FREE mini course “The Top 3 Keys You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ Featuring 17 videos and 45 minutes of detailed lesson and drill content, this is a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the formal learning method that has countless thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - now enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews

[@desertrat1111]

A couple of excellent tips

[@SagutoGolf]

Thanks! I'm very glad to know that this lesson video resonated with you, and I hope it performs well when you put it into practice! Tom PS: By the way, since my channel's content is connecting well with you, I think you will really like my FREE mini course - “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” - where you can learn some key aspects of the swing system I teach in a more structured manner. Here's a link in case you’re interested in checking it out: go.saguto.golf/

[@GaryHall-s2d]

Great swing smooth as silk and that sound, if only I could get close to that! I have improved quite a bit since watching you this summer! Question, I have been hitting new clubs at Golf Galaxy, just wondering if you think new higher end clubs can help get to that great feel you talk about when hitting balls?

[@SagutoGolf]

I'm very glad to learn of your progress, Gary - nice job!! 👍👍 And with regard to a body-friendly, low-maintenance, powerful swing that produces this level of consistently crispy contact, you can have it too!! After all, it's really just physics and geometry, and those laws apply to the entire universe.... 😎 For an excellent starting point please check out my FREE mini-course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ Featuring 17 videos and 45 minutes of detailed lesson and drill content, this is a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the formal learning method that has countless thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - now enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews With regard to equipment, I strongly suggest a session with a professional fitter who does not have any allegiance to - or financial incentive from - any particular brand. They can get you dialed into a head and shaft combo that is properly suited to you and provide options that fit your budget. Keep up the great work!! Tom Saguto, PGA

[@garyevans9509]

This one will stop over the top your getting there Tom well done

[@SagutoGolf]

Thanks Gary!

[@gregmiller8503]

That's a good idea I believe I might try this

[@SagutoGolf]

Thanks - I hope it performs well for you, Greg! Tom PS: By the way, here's a link to my FREE mini-course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” in case you’re interested in learning some key aspects of the swing system I teach in a more structured manner: go.saguto.golf/

[@scottproctor2112]

Another great lesson. To help me keep the proper tempo, I count 1000 and 1 is the speed of my swing. If I start to rush my shot I will only get to 1000 and. I have to think about it every shot because when I start hitting it good, I try to get more, which causes less power. Counting helps to keep my tempo at a good speed for me. I think anything you can use to keep the swing of your club consistently slow and a consistent speed every time will make a huge difference.

[@SagutoGolf]

I'm glad you enjoyed it, Scott! It's so important for consistency to find our own ideal tempo, ingrain it, and lock it in so we can dial it up each and every swing. You may have already viewed them, but just in case here are a couple of other recent lessons related to this topic: - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKXYl6qMgqibfsk - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX_cYpeverZlmcU Keep it rhythmic, keep it KFCrispy! Tom

[@timwalker952]

Tried this today as my pre shot routine on driver. I liked the way it felt just to tuck everything in

[@SagutoGolf]

I'm glad to know that this performed well for you, Tim! Based on your comment, you may also enjoy today's lesson titled "Tuck it In": kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYKsZ4algZZ0i8k Keep up the great work!! Tom PS: By the way, here's a link to my FREE mini-course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” in case you’re interested in learning some key aspects of the swing system I teach in a more structured manner: go.saguto.golf/

[@chadthompson3078]

Love this I am always jumping at the ball.

[@SagutoGolf]

It's so important to feel the transition in order to suppress that "hit" instinct and get the downswing started in the proper sequence, Chad, and this is an excellent way to accomplish that. I hope it helps you! Tom PS: By the way, here's a link to my FREE mini-course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” in case you’re interested in learning some key aspects of the swing system I teach in a more structured manner: go.saguto.golf/

[@chadthompson3078]

SagutoGolf thanks, j7st went to the range and tried this out. It's definitely an improvement, but a lot of improvements are needed. Thx so much.

[@ope.-817]

Just watched a couple of your videos then played the front 9. My driver and wedges need work, but I hit my irons great. First time I've ever consistently hit draws

[@SagutoGolf]

I'm very glad to know that my instruction is resonating with you, Quentin. Nice job incorporating it into your swing and taking it out to the course so quickly! Here's a link to my FREE mini-course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” in case you’re interested in learning some key aspects of the swing system I teach in a more structured manner: go.saguto.golf/ Thanks so much for sharing your ball striking improvement and keep up the great work!! Tom

[@mattquintana724]

I’m definitely going to give this a shot! Thank you for the awesome tips!

[@SagutoGolf]

I'm very glad to know that my instruction content and teaching style are resonating with you, Matt. Have fun out there putting this into practice! Tom PS: By the way, since you are liking my channel's content, I think you will really enjoy and benefit from the comprehensive, structured, step-by-step learning platform for all the finer aspects of the swing (and the game in general) in my online school. Have you looked into it yet? Thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many seasoned, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - are now enjoying the best golf of their lives as a result, and I'm happy to let their unsolicited testimonials tell the story: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews. And here is a link to my free mini course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” if you are interested in checking it out: go.saguto.golf/

[@michaelmanley9631]

Great tip Tom. I've done that myself and works wonderful

[@SagutoGolf]

Thanks - I'm glad you enjoyed it, Michael! Keep up the great work!! Tom

[@wolfgangkehrer618]

Great tip, Tom! That is what I need. I am trying to not force the swing (with my hands) and this is another thought that helps me to improve. By the way, nice squirrel in the background (at the very end).

[@SagutoGolf]

I'm very glad to know that this lesson resonated with you, Wolfgang, and I hope it performs well when you put it into practice! And yes - that squirrel stole the show.....😆 Have fun out there! Tom

[@aarondrossart6026]

TEMPO. IS. EVERYTHING. It's interesting to see you playing pxg irons! I have the xcor2's and love them :)

[@SagutoGolf]

Indeed. It. Is. Aaron..... 😎 And yes - I just got the new Gen 6's. They feel tremendous and the ball takes off like a rocket with minimal effort! Tom

[@doowoprichie]

Just what I did today and worked

[@SagutoGolf]

Fantastic! Nice job dialing in your tempo, and thanks for sharing your resulting improvement!! Tom

[@mikeabel7577]

Are we ever going to get a Tom Saguto WITB? I would love to know what kind of equipment you have in your bag. Thanks for the great tempo tip. Always a great reminder to slow down.

[@SagutoGolf]

I did one a few years back, Mike, but I just recently switched out my bag so it's no longer relevant. I purchased the new PXG Gen 6's and absolutely love them. I also have an Edel custom-fitted putter. Thanks - I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson video!! Tom

[@texak1974]

This is the number 1 tip I have to keep an eye on.

[@SagutoGolf]

I'm glad to know that this lesson resonated with you! There are two things at play here: 1) Discovering and dialing in our ideal swing tempo, and 2) Feeling that transition - or the change in direction - so we don't rush our downswing from the top and thereby lose our sequencing (a very common affliction within the amateur golfing realm). Our perfect tempo/rhythm - which is unique to each of us individually - thereby enables us to gather and unload the various components in proper order for seemingly effortless, powerful ball striking bliss. By the way, here's a link to my FREE mini-course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” in case you’re interested in learning some key aspects of the swing system I teach in a more structured manner: go.saguto.golf/ Tom

[@tr1ckster726]

The best tip I ever received for golf was to stop trying to kill the ball, cuz that first incorrect move you make is exactly what I was doing and plagues every bad golfer I know. Not only is it the reason for mishits, but it’s also the reason for slicing the ball since rushing from the top causes that over the top move.

[@SagutoGolf]

Well said! There are two things at play here: 1) Discovering and dialing in our ideal swing tempo, and 2) Feeling that transition - or the change in direction - so we don't rush our downswing from the top and thereby lose our sequencing (a very common affliction within the amateur golfing realm). Our perfect tempo/rhythm - which is unique to each of us individually - enables us to gather and unload the various components in proper order for seemingly effortless, powerful ball striking bliss. Executing a full shoulder turn is a key component for accomplishing this, since an abbreviated motion lacks both rhythm and a natural stopping point and thereby encourages the "hit" instinct to take over. Keep up the great work!! Tom Saguto, PGA PS: By the way, since my channel’s content is connecting well with you, I am confident that you will also benefit from my newly updated FREE mini course “The Top 3 Keys You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ Featuring 17 videos and 45 minutes of detailed lesson and drill content, this is a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the formal learning method that has countless thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - now enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews

[@capocho100]

Awesome Tom by doing that I realized too that my left arm was feeling below my chest in the backswing not in front of my chest. Is it a good feeling???

[@SagutoGolf]

I'm very glad to know that this lesson resonated with you, and I hope it performs well when you put it into practice! And yes - it is indeed a wonderful feeling when we are crisping shot after shot!! Tom PS: By the way, since my channel's content is connecting well with you, I am confident that you will also benefit from my FREE mini course - “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”.: go.saguto.golf. If you haven't already worked through it, this is a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the instruction style that has thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews

[@mrpriceisright]

One of my key swing thoughts is to feel like the downswing is in slow motion. Gets the most solid/effortless contact and surprisingly great distance.

[@SagutoGolf]

Nice! 💪💪 It's so important to feel the transition in order to suppress the "hit" instinct - which plagues a majority of amateur golfers (the primary audience of this channel) - and get the downswing started in the proper sequence. Slowing things down to discover and ingrain our ideal swing rhythm is an excellent way to accomplish that. This does not mean that we’re going to be slow through the zone. We are simply dialing in our tempo for grooving the correct path and achieving consistent sweet spot contact (i.e.: maximizing our “smash factor”). Think in terms of Els, Couples, Matsuyama, Cam Young, Morikawa, for example. Thanks for validating this lesson with your improvement and keep up the great work!! Tom

[@GerarddeVries]

Tom, what is your dominant ar/hand in the downswing. You said push so I think it is the right hand. Do you still pull with the left?

[@SagutoGolf]

I am right hand dominant, Gerard. As Mr. Hogan said, if he started the downswing properly with the lower body he wished he'd had three right hands to power the strike. Here's a lesson from my channel's archives on this topic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3TZoHt_a6ZgiJo Having said that, I do my best to convey multiple “feels” or thoughts throughout the swing wherever possible because we're all different physiologically and psychologically, and something that resonates effectively with one golfer may not necessarily work for another. However, no matter the variety of suggested feels/thoughts offered for a particular element of the swing, they are all directed at getting different golfers to achieve the desired positions, motions, and ball striking results. This is one reason why the comprehensive, structured, sequential learning platform of my online school is so effective, and why thousands of folks across the globe are now enjoying the best golf of their lives as a result (and I'm happy to let their unsolicited testimonials tell the story: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews ). The lessons and drills provide the guidelines and set the boundaries, while allowing ample leeway for each individual golfer to infuse and exercise their own uniqueness. Here's a link if you would like to know more about it - saguto.golf - and here's a link to my free mini-course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” if you’re interested in checking it out: go.saguto.golf/ Tom

[@lenardtan7169]

Great rhymth drill tips

[@johnwhite7320]

Good lesson. Thanks Tom.

[@SagutoGolf]

My pleasure, John - I'm glad you enjoyed it!! Tom PS: By the way, since my channel's content is connecting well with you, I think you will also like my FREE mini course - “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” - where you can learn some key aspects of the swing system I teach in a more structured manner. Here's a link in case you’re interested in checking it out: go.saguto.golf/

[@stevephilipczak1464]

I think this is very good advice. Yanking it from the top is a swing killer for sure. I have a question though. I have a Lagshot 7 iron. I took it to the range and got comfortable with it pretty quick; hitting balls just a little shorter than my normal 7 iron, and it felt good. Then, I switched back to my normal 7 iron and it felt HORRIBLE!! Felt like a stiff rock. So, now I'm wondering if I should be playing a more flexable shaft. I'm 65 and still hitting an R steel. An A graphite might be better at this point. I should go for a fitting, I know....I don't know what my current swing speed is.

[@SagutoGolf]

There could definitely be some learning in your LagShot experience, Steve. I would indeed suggest a session with a professional fitter to get you dialed into the proper shafts. I was blown away by my first full fitting session from a few years ago which is documented in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqGVlGCljraFjKs By the way, I would be remiss if I didn't mention that a significant percentage of my online school members are in their 60's, 70's, and 80's - i.e.: a smorgasbord of chronic ailments, physical limitations, back/shoulder/knee/hip pain, arthritis, and joint replacements - and they are overwhelmingly elated to experience the dramatic pain-free game improvement, seemingly effortless power, and resulting enjoyment that this swing affords them. It all begins with a proper setup which provides for a free-flowing motion. Upon that good foundation a repeatable swing which produces consistently crispy impact can be built. Have you looked into the comprehensive, sequential learning platform of the online school yet? That's where - among many other courses and lessons covering various aspects of the game - you will find very detailed instruction and drills that take you through the entire swing step-by-step, position-by-position from setup to finish. Thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - are now enjoying the best golf of their lives as a result and their unsolicited testimonials tell the story quite well: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews. The value in terms of what you get for the low price point is beyond comprehension, and based on proven results it represents by far the best golf instruction deal on the planet. And if you'd like to first "dip a toe in the water" prior to diving into the school, then here is a link to my FREE mini course “The Top 3 Keys You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ Featuring 17 videos and 45 minutes of detailed lesson and drill content, this is a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the formal learning method that is delivering the referenced results. One does not need the flexibility of a Romanian gymnast - or even of this far less pliable golf instructor - to execute this swing, experience great ball striking, and reclaim - or even exceed - yardages from years past. I hope you'll give the school some thought. Thanks for your message and keep up the great work! Tom Saguto, PGA

[@davepalmatier1540]

Totally agree with slowing the downswing. I think my psyche that the ball can’t possibly go anywhere with such slow speed. So, I watch some of Lydia Kos older golf swings to help me slow down and BELIEVE that the ball will travel farther, because if slowing things coming down. I have to enhance my Belief that it will works.i know this must sound nuts.. But, what really helps me is to hit a seven iron 20 feet and gradually lengthen the swing but with the same cadence. Your video just verifies what I’m trying to do. What gets me to swing too fast…?watching the pros on TV! This is why I pick a lady golfer to emulate to fool my brain in to believing in a slower rhythm.

[@SagutoGolf]

I understand what you are saying, Dave, as this concept - like so many in golf - is counterintuitive. In this regard it's so important to feel the transition in order to suppress the "hit" instinct - which plagues a majority of amateur golfers (the primary audience of this channel) - and get the downswing started in the proper sequence. Slowing things down to discover and ingrain our ideal swing rhythm is an excellent way to accomplish that. This does not mean that we’re going to be slow through the zone, and the women you referenced certainly are not either! We are simply dialing in our tempo for grooving the correct path and achieving consistent sweet spot contact (i.e.: maximizing our “smash factor”). Think in terms of Els, Couples, Matsuyama, Cam Young, Morikawa, for example. Thanks for your message and keep up the great work!! Tom PS: By the way, since my lesson content is connecting well with you, I am confident that you will also benefit from my FREE mini course - “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”.: go.saguto.golf. If you haven't already worked through it, this is a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the instruction style that has thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews

[@clarencemarquez8134]

Tom, QUESTION: 1. As you go to your Set-up (Irons), are you at 50/50 weight? 2. Are you "Pre-setting" your Trail elbow to have the front of your elbow facing forward? Thanks in advance. Keep up the great work! 😎⛹️‍♀️🚴‍♂️🤸‍♂️

[@SagutoGolf]

I'm glad you are enjoying my channel, Clarence! 1) In the swing system I teach we start with our weight forward (generally 55/45 for the short and mid irons, 60/40 for the longer clubs), gradually add more forward weight to the top (70/30), 80/20 halfway down, 90/10 impact, and 95/5 finish. There's no "weight shift"; instead it's just a gradually increasing load onto the lead side. And the result is a centered, low-maintenance, body-friendly, consistent, and tremendously powerful swing. 2) This video should go a long way towards answering your question: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5zan4ihpbyrfq8 By the way, here's a link to my FREE mini-course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” in case you’re interested in learning some key aspects of the swing system I teach in a more structured manner: go.saguto.golf/ Thanks! Tom

[@unitfour3097]

When I practice this swing thought, I play much more consistent golf. Then my Hulk-Smash tendency creeps back in and I ruin my round. For those of us whose golf season is dwindling, this would be a great Winter indoor drill to do without putting full speed swing dents in the walls and ceiling. It would be nice to hit the ground running next May (for once). Thx.

[@SagutoGolf]

Yes - there are two things at play here: 1) Discovering and dialing in our ideal swing tempo, and 2) Feeling that transition - or the change in direction - so we don't rush our downswing from the top and thereby lose our sequencing (a very common affliction within the amateur golfing realm). Our perfect tempo/rhythm - which is unique to each of us individually - thereby enables us to gather and unload the various components in proper order for seemingly effortless, powerful ball striking bliss. Speaking of things to work on during the off-season, would you like to learn some key aspects of the swing I teach in a more structured manner? If so, then here is a link to my FREE mini course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ It's a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the instruction style that has thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many seasoned, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews Thanks for your message and support! Tom

[@billt7336]

When going thru drills and making a swing change, what iron do you recommend to focus on.

[@SagutoGolf]

Unless the drill is specific to a particular club, I suggest using a 6, 7, or 8 iron - something that you are comfortable with. TS

[@colebaker___]

I think rushing is the reason that I can be really inconsistent. I feel that after a good day I’m more confident so I try to muscle up and swing harder, and it’s really difficult to have a consistent swing plane when the tempo is all over the place. I’m definitely going to try this during my next range session

[@SagutoGolf]

It's so important for consistency to find our own ideal tempo, ingrain it, and lock it in so we can dial it up each and every swing. Here are a couple of other recent lessons related to this topic: - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKXYl6qMgqibfsk - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX_cYpeverZlmcU Tom

[@uf1978]

I tell myself mentally slooooooow down in my swing, game changer!

[@SagutoGolf]

Nice job, and thanks for validating this with your experience!! Tom

[@danielmosias6280]

Tom whats your first move on the swing? Thanks

[@SagutoGolf]

Hi Daniel, My own personal "feels" are not relevant to you because they are unique to me. 😎 Beyond that, they do change quite regularly as I'm always thinking about new possibilities for my lesson content. (Although as long as my setup is good and I've pre-established the necessary connections, I can trust that no matter my "trigger du jour", it's going to get me moving properly into the takeaway and backswing.) This is why I do my best to convey multiple feels or thoughts throughout the swing wherever possible. We're all different physiologically and psychologically, and something that resonates effectively with one golfer may not necessarily work for another. However, no matter the variety of suggested feels/thoughts offered for a particular element of the swing, they are all directed at getting different golfers to achieve the desired positions, motions, and ball striking results. This is one reason why the comprehensive, structured, sequential learning platform of my online school is so effective, and why thousands of folks across the globe are now enjoying the best golf of their lives as a result (and I'm happy to let their unsolicited testimonials tell the story: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews ). The lessons and drills provide the guidelines and set the boundaries, while allowing ample leeway for each individual golfer to infuse and exercise their own uniqueness. And here's a link to my free mini course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” if you’re interested in checking it out: go.saguto.golf/ Tom

[@danielmosias6280]

@@SagutoGolf Erm, I meant on the downswing sorry 😀

[@jason1888]

This I will focus attention on. I think I rush my swing. If the Squirrel thinks it's important, I better pay attention.

[@SagutoGolf]

Yes - the squirrel says it is very important, Jason. Here are some other recent lessons related to this topic: - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKXYl6qMgqibfsk - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX_cYpeverZlmcU - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJyXoouCqLt-ps0 Pay attention....... 😎 TS

[@philschack9937]

For the regular golfer there is no simpler more effective way to get a good repeatable swing. And when you start to lose it, go back to these basics. I've played my first few rounds this year with out of control swing scoring 106 and 100. I went back to Saguto's Hogan elbow and slowing down and seeing the power in Tom's swing that I tapped into last year. Am playing 4 times this coming week. I am sure I will be back to scoring in the 80s this week. And that will be with a torn right rotator cuff that will have surgery later in the year.

[@SagutoGolf]

I sincerely appreciate your kind words, Phil, and I'm very glad to know that my lesson content is resonating well with you and providing clarity in the muddied, overly complicated, oft-conflicting realm of golf instruction. This swing system is rooted in physics, geometry, and human physiology, and it is modeled on empirical observations of the game's most prolific ball strikers. No surprise then that it stands the test of time and does not discriminate by age or ability - from kids to seniors and everyone in between, inclusive of the best players in the world today. Thanks for your support and for sharing your ball striking improvement. Keep up the great work and enjoy your rounds!! Tom

[@JG-jo8ou]

Tom, does this tip apply to driver as well?

[@SagutoGolf]

Yes - This swing key also applies to the driver. In fact, it is essentially the same swing with every club; just some minor setup differences and naturally occurring shaft plane changes as we graduate up in club length from short irons to woods. To demonstrate, you'll find towards the end of this episode some practice range footage of me hitting a 7 iron, 3 wood, and driver: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWHbpJaDrrNmrJo Beyond that, if you search the word "drive" on this channel you'll see some related content. Upon learning this swing properly you will be harnessing the tremendous power source known as "angular momentum". This is the reason my students and online school members of all age ranges end up bombing it farther than they ever had previously, and I'm happy to let their unsolicited testimonials tell the story: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews. And here's a link to my FREE mini course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” if you’re interested in checking it out: go.saguto.golf/ Thanks, Tom

[@jbl91762]

Just subbed and I tried your suggestion practicing 5 mins two days before my round. It started to help me but I can never seem to break my muscle memory engrained into my body. I have been a heavy weightlifter for over 35 years hitting gym 6 days a week and all my lifting makes me use max effort to lift. I been playing for 25 years and never break 90 and every tip I've learned It will work for a few holes then comes back swinging hard and fast. Any tips you can provide?

[@SagutoGolf]

I understand the urge you are battling. It's so important to feel the transition in order to suppress the "hit" instinct and get the downswing started in the proper sequence, and a brief pause at the top is an excellent way to accomplish that. Here are a couple of recent lesson on this topic: - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKXYl6qMgqibfsk - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX_cYpeverZlmcU The Lag Shot training aid that I demonstrate in these videos can help you to beat down and eventually conquer those "ghosts of swings past" if you regularly incorporate it into your practice sessions. Here is a link to the Lag Shot website - lagshotgolf.com?ref:sagutogolf - and if you do end up deciding to purchase be sure to enter the code SAGUTOGOLF at checkout to claim your discount. Beyond that, have you considered the comprehensive, structured, sequential learning platform of my online school? That's where - among many other courses and lessons covering various aspects of the game - you will find very detailed instruction and drills that take you through the entire swing step-by-step from setup to finish. Additionally, you'll have access to all my short game content (putting, chipping, pitching, bunker play), advanced level content, diagnostic and corrective tools for resolving common swing, contact, and ball flight issues, and much more. Thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many seasoned, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - are now enjoying the best golf of their lives as a result, and I'm happy to let their unsolicited testimonials tell the story: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews. And here's a link to my free mini course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” if you’re interested in checking it out: go.saguto.golf/ Tom

[@jjcampbell3654]

Can't figure out where the power comes from I always swung hard from the top for the power doesn't seem like much power from the right hip area does it come from weight shift or rotation let me know thanks for your help Jack

[@SagutoGolf]

HI Jack, I like to think of it as a well-executed orchestration, with the various component loading and unloading rhythmically and in proper order to maximize speed and accuracy. There are two things at play here: 1) Discovering and dialing in our ideal swing tempo, and 2) Feeling that transition - or the change in direction - so we don't rush our downswing from the top (that all too prevalent "hit instinct") and thereby lose our sequencing. Our perfect tempo/rhythm - which is unique to each of us individually - thereby enables us to gather and unload the various components in proper order for seemingly effortless, powerful ball striking bliss. Here are some lesson videos related to this topic: - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKXYl6qMgqibfsk - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX_cYpeverZlmcU - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnqllHeufK2dp80 Beyond that, here's a link to my FREE mini course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” where you can learn some key aspects of the swing system I teach in a more structured manner: go.saguto.golf/ Tom

[@nightwolf2666]

Hi Tom. I love your content. I don't struggle with this with my irons, it's more so with my driver. Our brain feels the need to, "Hit" the ball, meaning, "swing hard," which creates that rush you were talking about in this video. My right arm shoots out a lot when I am using my driver off the T, and it's such a struggle to keep it tight while still releasing my wrists at impact....thoughts?

[@SagutoGolf]

I'm glad you're enjoying my channel! It is essentially the same swing with every club; just some minor setup differences and naturally occurring shaft plane changes as we graduate up in club length from short irons to woods. To demonstrate, you'll find towards the end of this episode some driving range footage of me hitting a 7 iron, 3 wood, and driver: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWHbpJaDrrNmrJo Beyond that, if you search the word "drive" on this channel you'll see some related videos. Here are some other recent lessons related to the topic of suppressing that "hit" instinct: - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKXYl6qMgqibfsk - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX_cYpeverZlmcU - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJyXoouCqLt-ps0 I think the Lag Shot training aid that I demonstrate in these videos can help you greatly with this, and they do make a driver version. Upon learning this swing properly you will be harnessing the tremendous power source known as "angular momentum". This is the reason my online school members of all age ranges end up bombing it farther than they ever had previously, and I'm happy to let their unsolicited testimonials tell the story: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews. Tom

[@monortues]

I would like to share a little about what I learned recently. Try not to apply force on your right arm at all. Let the lead arm "lead" and the trail arm only needs to follow. At least it works great for me. By nature right handed person has a stronger right hand and we can easily make it stick out. Try to make your right arm/hand quiet. I felt it makes my shots much straighter and the release is much better too.

[@nightwolf2666]

@@monortues Thank you. I am trying to create a more "active" Left, and "passive" right, but it's so hard when you are right handed.

[@charlesbennett6773]

Tom, I noticed you using an oversized grip in some of your training videos. Have you ever done a video on oversize grips vs regular grip size beyond simply a personal preference? I ordered my new set of clubs with +4's. The largest available. I like them but wonder if a set of Jumbo Max grips may be a better choice in the future? What would be the possible benefits versus short comings of large grips vs regular grip size? A Saguto video with your perspective on this topic would be a good addition to your instruction. Just sayin'.

[@SagutoGolf]

Hi Charles, I was using JumboMax Ultralite grips in extra-large. I wanted to give them a try for a few reasons, including the fact that DeChambeau uses them and we share similar swing philosophies. These grips keep my hands much quieter - which I personally prefer. Also, since my fingers don't wrap all the way around and dig into my palms, I'm not triggering any forearm tension or activating arms muscles that may otherwise have a tendency to take control of the swing. Now, having said that, I recently purchased a new set of PXG's, and since they don't carry the Jumbo's in-house I went with their largest available grip, which is a midsize. I absolutely love the clubs, and I'm putting the factory grips through the playing test before deciding whether or not to have them regripped. That's where I'm at presently. There are no issues with the Jumbos and I still really like the way they feel. Having a properly sized grip that feels both comfortable and secure is critically important as it is our only connection to the object that is going to deliver us blissful joy or deep anguish, yet it is perhaps also the most overlooked equipment fitting component in golf. Tom

[@gregmintz5616]

The transition to hit the ball is hard. When you say explosion of power. (2min in video) Are u pushing on your front foot? Or just extending your arms

[@stormquist9405]

Think of the release of your cocked wrists as the release of explosive power. You want impact at the very beginning of that release, impact halfway thru the release or later will result in huge loss of power and inconsistent striking

[@Paintsandpackages]

​@stormquist in the past 2 years I've found over emphasizing my wrist angle has given me effortless power. I lock my wrists very hard at the top and try to not break the angle ever- pulling the grip thru impact. Very snappy. Crispy

[@SagutoGolf]

Hi Greg, Here are a couple of other recent lessons on this topic: - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKXYl6qMgqibfsk - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX_cYpeverZlmcU (Yes - I do like the Lag Shot training aid... 😎) I do my best to convey multiple “feels” or thoughts throughout the swing wherever possible because we're all different physiologically and psychologically, and something that resonates effectively with one golfer may not necessarily work for another. However, no matter the variety of suggested feels/thoughts offered for a particular element of the swing, they are all directed at getting different golfers to achieve the desired positions, motions, and ball striking results. This is one reason why the comprehensive, structured, sequential learning platform of my online school is so effective, and why thousands of folks across the globe are now enjoying the best golf of their lives as a result (and I'm happy to let their unsolicited testimonials tell the story: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews ). The lessons and drills provide the guidelines and set the boundaries, while allowing ample leeway for each individual golfer to infuse and exercise their own uniqueness. Here's a link if you would like to know more about it - saguto.golf - and here's a link to my free mini-course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” if you’re interested in checking it out: go.saguto.golf/ Tom

[@Yolsthanh76]

can you tell me how to always keep the angle between the wrist and the golf club. Thank you very much

[@SagutoGolf]

That is what is known as "Lag", and it is a key to consistently crispy ball striking. Here are a couple of other recent lessons related to this topic: - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKXYl6qMgqibfsk - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX_cYpeverZlmcU - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJyXoouCqLt-ps0 I think the Lag Shot training aid that I demonstrate in these videos can help you greatly with this if you are able to get one. Tom

[@collinblythman2933]

I would love a lagshot club, my down swing is way to fast

[@SagutoGolf]

Hi Collin, It's so important to feel the transition in order to suppress the "hit" instinct - which plagues a majority of amateur golfers (the primary audience of this channel) - and get the downswing started in the proper sequence. Slowing things down to discover and ingrain our ideal swing rhythm is an excellent way to accomplish that. This does not mean that we’re going to be slow through the zone. We are simply dialing in our tempo for grooving the correct path and achieving consistent sweet spot contact (i.e.: maximizing our “smash factor”). Think in terms of Els, Couples, Matsuyama, Cam Young, Morikawa, for example. While there are certainly other videos on my channel that address this topic, a better option would be my FREE mini course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ It's a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the instruction style that has thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews Tom

[@DomZazzera]

Is this drill with all clubs including driver

[@SagutoGolf]

Yes - This swing key also applies to the driver. In fact, it is essentially the same swing with every club; just some minor setup differences and naturally occurring shaft plane changes as we graduate up in club length from short irons to woods. To demonstrate, you'll find towards the end of this episode some practice range footage of me hitting a 7 iron, 3 wood, and driver: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWHbpJaDrrNmrJo Beyond that, if you search the word "drive" on this channel you'll see some related content. By the way, here's a link to my FREE mini-course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” in case you’re interested in learning some key aspects of the swing system I teach in a more structured manner: go.saguto.golf/ Tom

[@martinokane4512]

Tom is this tip and swing the handle the same thing???

[@SagutoGolf]

Hi Martin, They can certainly be considered as such, and this is one reason why I do my best to convey multiple “feels” or thoughts throughout the swing wherever possible. We're all different physiologically and psychologically, and something that resonates effectively with one golfer may not necessarily work for another. As such, it is important to understand that the lessons on this channel - while fully aligned with the swing method I teach - address a variety of topics, issues, feels, and/or common flaws/fixes from one episode to the next. They are certainly not intended to be taken as a comprehensive, step-by-step, position-by-position learning platform like the structured curriculum of my online school, which I strongly recommend to anyone who truly wishes to get on the proper path towards owning this swing as it will make for a far more efficient and enjoyable learning process rather than haphazardly trying to piece things together through my KZbin content. The lessons and drills provide the guidelines and set the boundaries, while allowing ample leeway for each individual golfer to infuse and exercise their own uniqueness. Thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - are now enjoying the best golf of their lives as a result of the school, and their unsolicited testimonials tell the story quite well: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews. Would you like to learn some key aspects of the swing I teach in a more structured manner? If so, then here is a link to my FREE mini course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf It's a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to my formal instruction style. Thanks, Tom

[@jaxgman44]

Tom ... Why oh why when we look at your shots from DTL. you always appear to aiming right at the trees on the range. Makes it difficult to follow your crispy, KFC shots. Using the shoulder to the ball with my irons and my driver I played awesome at our recent trip to a new course in Tennessee. Thank you so very much for all of your content. Being handicapped player. When things get a bit better off for my family. In I want to join you Soguto school... Thanks again Garit from Jacksonville Florida Duuuuvvvvaaalll.

[@SagutoGolf]

We must always be aware that camera angles can greatly skew the viewer's perspective on alignment, Garit, so you'll just have to trust me when I say that my feet, knees, hips, and shoulders are all aligned parallel to the target line. Anyway, that is fantastic! 💪💪 I’m very glad to know that my instruction is resonating with you; excellent job incorporating it into your swing and putting it into play. Thanks so much for sharing your improvement, keep up the great work, and I hope to see you some day in the online school once it becomes a viable option for you!! Tom PS: In the meantime, if you have not already done so please work through my *FREE* mini course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker" yet? go.saguto.golf/ This is a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this swing system as well as an introduction to the structured learning method that has countless thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews. And even if you have gone through it already, it can still serve as a great refresher when things go off track. PPS: I'm a big fan of the music that originated in your hometown!: www.youtube.com/@TomsRockinGuitar

[@brodygoalie]

I assume you have watched mo Normans vids. Is there anything to why he was a great ball striker? He placed the cub about a foot behind the ball vs right behind the ball. Your thoughts on that set up? Thanks.

[@BobbysBearded]

He owned his swing. He came up with a system that worked for him.

[@Garysalunatic]

I’ve been trying Moe’s single plane swing. It’s worked wonders on my driver! Better contact, more predictable outcome. No more big slice! Mostly draws and some dead straight. Only been trying it for a couple weeks

[@SagutoGolf]

Exactly as @Bobby's Bearded said. It took Mr. Norman years and years to hone his craft and get his swing dialed in to the extent he did. You can, however, in far less time build a very satisfying, consistent, powerful motion that will provide you with a lifetime of enjoyment of this great game. That's what saguto.golf is all about! (And yes - since this swing system is rooted in physics, geometry, and human physiology it does not discriminate by age or ability - from kids to seniors and everyone in between, inclusive of the best players in the world.)

[@ingeniousbraveheart]

Pure skill demonstrated by a Young Genius

[@mikesmith3235]

slow slow slow - explode! Got it

[@SagutoGolf]

Yep - that's today's extra-crispy recipe, Mike. Get out there and cook it up!! 😎 Tom

[@mikesmith3235]

@@SagutoGolf Thanks Tom - I will try this tomorrow

[@swingeasyguy]

Most interesting. Is this what they call 'angular momentum'? Like whipping a towel where you actually slow your arm down to flick the wrist?

[@SagutoGolf]

Thanks - I'm glad to know that this lesson resonated with you! Actually, there are two things at play here: 1) Discovering and dialing in our ideal swing tempo, and 2) Feeling that transition - or the change in direction - so we don't rush our downswing from the top and thereby lose our sequencing (a very common affliction within the amateur golfing realm). Slowing things down to discover and ingrain our ideal swing rhythm is an excellent way to accomplish that. This does not mean that we’re going to be slow through the zone. We are simply dialing in our tempo for grooving the correct path and achieving consistent sweet spot contact (i.e.: maximizing our “smash factor”). Think in terms of Els, Couples, Matsuyama, Cam Young, Morikawa, for example. The "cracking the whip" or "snapping a towel" sensation - as well as the tremendous power source of angular momentum - are outcomes of a properly sequenced downswing motion and not something that we should need to contrive, because that would introduce a timing variable which can lead to inconsistency. By the way, since this video connected well with you, would you like to learn some key aspects of the swing I teach in a more structured manner? If so, then here is a link to my FREE mini course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ It's a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the instruction style that has thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews Thanks for your message and keep on swinging easy, guy.....😎 Tom

[@ht6501]

Thanks Tom. The squirrel stole the show. 😁

[@SagutoGolf]

Yeah - they always do. I even find myself distracted by them when I'm out playing. Fascinating creatures.....😎

[@warwickkerr11]

Totally agree this has been my enemy ...too fast at top ...kicks out club lose power not gain... hard to change

[@SagutoGolf]

Hard to change? Yes - it sure can be. Necessary? ABSOLUTELY! By the way, it can be helpful if you are able to find a favorite song with a matching rhythm that you can internalize and call upon each time you address the ball. TS

[@wombatfeeder999]

Tom is it ok to just let it drop until half away down and then pull like hell for some crispy buttery shots?

[@SagutoGolf]

If that produces crispy golden nuggets for you then of course it is okay!! 😎 This is why I do my best to convey multiple “feels” or thoughts throughout the swing wherever possible. We're all different physiologically and psychologically, and something that resonates effectively with one golfer may not necessarily work for another. However, no matter the variety of suggested feels/thoughts offered for a particular element of the swing, they are all directed at getting different golfers to achieve the desired positions, motions, and ball striking results. This is one reason why the comprehensive, structured, sequential learning platform of my online school is so effective, and why thousands of folks across the globe are now enjoying the best golf of their lives as a result (and I'm happy to let their unsolicited testimonials tell the story: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews ). The lessons and drills provide the guidelines and set the boundaries, while allowing ample leeway for each individual golfer to infuse and exercise their own uniqueness. Here's a link if you would like to know more about it - saguto.golf - and here's a link to my free mini-course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” if you’re interested in checking it out: go.saguto.golf/ Keep it KFCrispy! Tom

[@michaelmccurdy2467]

I hit a few this way with much more distance but hitting left- not a hook but clearly my face was closed when I made contact, which I normally don't do. Any suggestions?

[@SagutoGolf]

It's important to know why the ball is behaving a particular way in order to reverse engineer the cause, Michael. The ball is simply responding to the flight plan assigned to it by the clubface at impact. Clubface relative to target line is the primary influencer of the ball's starting line and face relative to path determines direction and degree of curvature. So in the case of a pull, the face is closed to the target line at impact. There are various possible causes for this, including the face being too shut at address, a grip that is too strong, a ball position that is too far forward, a downswing path that is approaching the ball from the outside, flipping/rolling the hands through the zone and more. By the way, always begin with the setup - in this case the first three possibilities - prior to diving into a swing intervention. For example, a golfer may have previously deployed a closed clubface at address and/or a strong grip to compensate for a slice due to a steep downswing path. If the path has been corrected, then that same grip can certainly result in pulled shots. While there are certainly videos on my channel that address the various potential causes, a better option would be my FREE mini course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ It's a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the instruction style that has thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews Tom

[@johnverrochi6015]

don't t see the training club price or how too purchase

[@SagutoGolf]

Hi John, Per the link in the video description: Get Your LAGSHOT for 15% OFF here - lagshotgolf.com?ref:MjUzOTExLjMyMzguMjU1ODU3LlQ (discount applied at checkout) FYI, LagShot inventory was depleted over the Christmas season. I did reach out to the company and they were in the process of restocking. If still not available please check again later this month. Thanks, Tom

[@bobglorioso5422]

You’re hilarious 😂

[@mattmalloff7377]

What do you think about hitting your shots at 50% speed? Thanks, Matt

[@SagutoGolf]

I think that's a fine practice drill for dialing in your sequencing, Matt, but I wouldn't suggest it for the actual swing or for on-course purposes as it tends to make the swing too methodically mechanical to the detriment of our "feel". I personally like playing at 80% and then dialing it up or down from there as needed. TS

[@mattmalloff7377]

@@SagutoGolf Thanks for the prompt and detailed response Tom! 😃👍✌️

[@GaryWaren]

I enjoy your videos. In this one I cannot see the ball at anytime during the video. I assume this was not on purpose.

[@SagutoGolf]

It was a filming accident not discovered until editing time. However, that does not detract from the message of this lesson.

[@robert11751]

i remember those days, flex those legs swing with level shoulders ,weight on right leg, flip those wrist over , gawd no wonder i hit so many pull hooks and fat shots

[@SagutoGolf]

Indeed, Rob. How interesting and sad it is that with all the advances in equipment, technology, golf course grooming, etc. the average golfer still struggles to break 100. Epic failures within the realm of “conventional” instruction, perhaps??? So many of those misconstrued and/or misguided teachings - such as taking the club straight back, turning the shoulders level while independently lifting the arms, shifting into and torquing against a firm trail side, actively rolling the hands through impact, etc. - have relegated generations of golfers to the vast abyss of inconsistency and chronic frustration (and chronic back/knee/hip pain as well). I’m doing my best here to clear these up one by one and put an end to this madness…. Keep up the great work! Tom

[@waderay1394]

I have a great question how can I get better when I can only golf once in awhile and I know if I had tons of money I definitely could be better

[@SagutoGolf]

My online school is only $14.99/month or $149.99/year. Thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many seasoned, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - are now enjoying the best golf of their lives as a result, and I'm happy to let their unsolicited testimonials tell the story: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews. And here's a link to my free mini course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” if you’re interested in checking it out: go.saguto.golf/ TS

[@colinnininger5310]

Bro whenever you drop a line like “delicious contact with the ball” I lose it hahaha

[@SagutoGolf]

Food is always a top priority here at SagutoGolf, Colin..... 😎 Keep it KFCrispy out there!! TS

[@58akelly]

I pull my irons so bad I’m a lefty and sometimes I can feel it before I hit the ball it feels weird in my hands idk what mess I’ve created or how to fix it haha

[@SagutoGolf]

You may be interested to know that there are entire sections of my online school dedicated to diagnosing and resolving common swing, contact, and ball flight issues. Have you looked into it? That's where - among many other courses and lessons covering various aspects of the game - you will find very detailed instruction and drills that take you through the entire swing step-by-step from setup to finish. Thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many seasoned, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - are now enjoying the best golf of their lives as a result, and I'm happy to let their unsolicited testimonials tell the story: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews. And here's a link to my free mini course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker” if you’re interested in checking it out: go.saguto.golf/ Let's get you out of that abyss and into the wonderful world of consistent ball striking bliss!! Tom

[@58akelly]

@@SagutoGolf thanks for the reply! I’m gonna get to watching I’m tired of hackin like a lumberjack!

[@WackZest]

Flatload your feet, so you can snap load your power package, that you can amplify your lag and drag pressure through fix, as long as your number 2 power accumulator doesn’t break down.

[@rja9784]

Best tip I ever got from a scratch golfer was to stop trying to hit the ball and focus on swinging the club

[@SagutoGolf]

Yes - a great tip indeed! There are two things at play here: 1) Discovering and dialing in our ideal swing tempo, and 2) Feeling that transition - or the change in direction - so we don't rush our downswing from the top and lose our sequencing, thereby allowing the "hit" instinct to take over (a very common affliction within the amateur golfing realm). Our perfect tempo/rhythm - which is unique to each of us individually - enables us to gather and unload the various components in proper order for seemingly effortless, powerful ball striking bliss. Thanks for sharing! Tom Saguto, PGA

[@TML34]

So we should all play a few rounds with “senior shafts” to get that lag feeling. 😂😂

[@CorekBleedingHollow]

I wish I could just hit it like the tour pros. I don't care about scoring right now.

[@SagutoGolf]

You can have it too! After all, it's really just physics and geometry, and those laws apply to the entire universe.... 😎 For an excellent starting point please check out my FREE mini-course “The Top 3 Things You Need to Be a Great Ball Striker”: go.saguto.golf/ It's a great way to gain a fundamental understanding of this system as well as an introduction to the instruction style that has thousands of men and women from across the globe - including many accomplished, low-handicap, competitive players and spanning all age ranges from junior to super-senior - enjoying the best golf of their lives: saguto.golf/p/sagutogolfreviews Tom

[@waderay1394]

I like your forward move as soon as you start down so your bottom is out front of the ball

[@SagutoGolf]

Thanks! Here are a couple of lessons that may help you with that: - kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2a7ipqBpNWHmJY - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHWQq2Olq9JpaNE You should also find some helpful content in this playlist of my downswing-related episodes: kzbin.info/aero/PLV62KxT7Mp7Jxi814RQddJx3wkHqxqhio TS