Swinging A Club On An Arc // Malaska Golf

[@capkarr]

Mike Strikes again! This might be the most important video you have ever shown!!!

[@Joejvenezia2Venezia]

Best thing ever. Is that what they mean when they say stay over the ball?? Now makes more sense. Love you. Your the best.

[@richyclubsport5155]

Haven't missed a Malaska video in year's, just when i think Mike can't possibly come up with something I've not seen before, bingo he does

[@flowersnspam3936]

Awesome. Thank you for the visual. This is so helpful. Will try it tonight.

[@justnews9738]

I love you for spending time on this one Sir.

[@golfhead2169]

Mad love from Canada..Mike u are the golf whisperer to me..thx Don

[@rteach1]

Thank you. Love the point of view camera angle. Outstanding instruction.

[@derekwhittinghill7699]

Great video that allows golfers to see their positions. This will help people tremendously with knowledge retention IMO. Thanks Mike!

[@benthomas9082]

Nice to hear the golf machine mentioned!

[@wjohnsonism]

Perfect timing! Practicing in :30 minutes, then a 2 pm tee time. Thx.

[@kevingreenwood1373]

I don't usually comment as I don't usually see something on YT that I know will work for me even before I have tried it. I recently retired and took up golf. I am right-handed in almost everything I do but I swing my clubs left-handed. I struggled for months to get a decent swing (with limited distance) & reasonable direct control. I found I didn't use my trail arm anywhere near as much as I needed to and convinced, I had to change something, I came across the Malaska move on YT. After only 3 practice sessions (and several hrs rehearsing at home with a small tube) I now hit cleaner and straighter shots. I'm not sure why things seem much straighter, but I suspect the Malaska swing forces me to engage my trail arm sooner. I am equaling the distances I achieved with my conventional swing and convinced that as I hone the process and get a good tempo I will exceed what I previously could hit. I have not yet tried this on a course but given what I have seen so far, I am sure it will improve my game and most of all enjoyment. It's a pity this isn't technique isn't taught more widely over here in the UK!!

[@NocyMusic]

Mr Malaska is the golf teacher guru

[@Y_M1967]

Ben Doyle..a mentor to me🙌👍

[@robsaxepga]

Ben Doyle was my coach and my mat shows these are shaft lines not arm lines. Although, I do like the reference to the arms. I'd have to tinker with it to see if it transfers. Great video.

[@redhed9776]

visual references are wonderful. Add that to "feel isn't real", then it starts to gel pretty well.

[@brianfennelly9939]

really cool video...eddie merrins talks about swinging the handle of the club with the forearms, and that the ball goes where the right forearm is aimed (i.e., orange stick, post-impact); I noticed that your left/right forearm matched-up perfectly with the aiming stick at every stage, pre/post-impact. thanks mike!

[@JerryCappuccino]

Genius! Thanks Mike!

[@mattbakergolf]

Another Ah-ha moment thank you Mike 👏👏

[@swampThaang]

Would be interested to see how this should look for a driver where the ball is much more forward

[@mikkotanskanen2197]

Hi Mike, thanks for the great content. I just read Harvey Penick’s little red book. I would really appreciate your opinion of Harvey’s “magic move” and his philosophy in general. Thanks, yours Mikko from Finland.

[@JRC2053]

If you were to a similar video please leave the camera shot from the overhead view on a lot longer period. From the door the line view the position of the arm or club shaft is not that apparent. Thanks ❤

[@journeyman291]

Its the timing thats the hard part

[@moonshine5460]

You will have to watch it this will incorporate a fake shoulder turn if you are NOT careful.Its not bad for a mental picture but trying to mirror this at full speed its not the same.Just my opinion but who am I .