The Easiest Way to Create an Inside Out Swing Path

[@kevinfan8477]

The lesson content is great but its been 3 weeks and almost 3 hours of lesson content since the last time we saw you actually play golf. The journey to scratch isn't just about endless swing lessons, it's also about your experience and progress on the course and we want to see that too!

[@therealchriscrocker]

second this

[@pngo2017]

Idk man, I respectfully disagree. My swing coach said it could take from a couple weeks to months to truly dial in swing changes or else you start seeing old habits creeping back again especially for beginners.

[@WigganNuG]

I like what Bryson said about people who say dumb crap like "Dont *think* to much it will make it worse". He said, "The problem is not overthinking; its that most people think about the wrong things". These are HALL OF FAME coaches bro; don't waste your time trying to arm-chair coach Jerome. It aint gonna work. He's going to listen to his coaches, not you.

[@WigganNuG]

@@therealchriscrocker wasted vote lmao.

[@therealchriscrocker]

@@WigganNuG yeah but your forgot the part where is also a KZbinr putting out content. He’s been golfing 7 months now and played like 4 rounds of golf. The swing is important but course management plays a huge part in golf and you don’t learn that on the mats.

[@korkor1020]

The range lessons are gold, especially with this instructor. The levels of detail given each lesson is outrageous, please keep the lessons coming. Rewatch them numerous times.

[@zeno8352]

Keep doing what you’re doing Jerome and work on what you need to. There will always be haters in the comments, don’t let them affect you. All these keyboard warriors are just background noise. Great content!

[@JeromeRufin]

Thanks! And everyone is entitled to their opinion so no offense taken. Coaches and I are training for the long road ahead. And parts of the grind may be boring but that’s what the grind is to get to scratch. Sometimes it’s boring and lonely. But the grind continues 💪

[@WigganNuG]

Well said dude, and Jerome aint gonna crap on his arm chair coaches in here; that's our job LOLZ. (we should be respectful though, but I try to be clear and firm when people are stepping outside their authority)

[@BayAreaBassing]

I think it’s time to see some content with you on the course applying these tips

[@jeffbanfieldsflwr3537]

This guy really does a great job teaching.

[@calumdj]

this coach is amazing

[@TheThirdErnest]

as everyone else said, theres a point of diminishing return with swing lessons and turf mat sessions. I personally think you are at the point where swing lessons are starting to have negative value because now you're thinking about it too much. You're athletic enough to break 90 with the swing you currently have AND with no driver. You just need a coach to walk you through course management because end of the day, course management shaves more strokes at your skill level than constant miniscule swing mechanic tweaks. just go out there and have fun bro.

[@JeromeRufin]

I’ve already broke 90 :) I’m going through a swing change right now and we are developing me for the long term. 5 years down the road not to score better this weekend or the next

[@alexitocr1989]

​@@JeromeRufinAfter you replied on a video saying you hit a ball that wasnt even yours and that you found 400yards from the tee box, I find it hard to believe you broke 90 already. Also you barely seem to know the rules at times. Too many weird edits and counting of strokes on your videos. It would be cool to follow your real progress.

[@mikeg7924]

Thanks for the great video Jerome! Another great explanation from another great coach! You've come a long way!

[@peterrutkowski8172]

Wow - this guy is the first guy who really brakes down how important the shoulders are and how to move the lower body independent from the upper body, to effect the in to out ball path. Having said that it seems extremely complicated and something I don't know if I can accomplish - without professional help.

[@rob5333]

First year of golf for me and generating power through the body is by far toughest thing, I have fun putting, chipping and half swinging through rounds but whenever I full swing, like off a tee box that's when I start thinning it or chunking it trying to get extra momentum with the body and everything likely getting out of sequence, it's very frustrating.

[@jeffbanfieldsflwr3537]

When will we have clubs that the head swivels to automatically square up the head at impact.

[@takarafx]

Nice vieeo!! Jerome, you might want to read Ben Hogan’s book if you haven’t. Today’s lesson is about changing plane on downswing. I am still not sure if changing plane (tilting shoulder) should be done intentionally, or it will go naturally if you move your hip first as Ben Hogan said. Could you ask that to one of the HOF coaches?

[@JeromeRufin]

Yup we are mainly working on the lower body as that is the root. We aren’t trying to intentionally do shoulder tilt but can be a feel for some people :)

[@atallett5602]

Let the guy practice damn, good video it’s very informative especially for someone like me who likes to have answers to everything.

[@bobbyjay22]

Rufin keep doing what you're doing bro what you're showing us is a gem in the rough. Once ppl figure out this an amazing intructional golf video it's going to come out on top of everything else.

[@JeromeRufin]

More to come :)

[@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb]

Every coach is saying something different. One says ball forward, and top of club points to belly button. This guy says ball back, top of club 2" left of belly button. One coach says don't tilt shoulders at start of downswing. This coach says tilt. Difficult to progress with so much conflicting advice. That said, despite all of the varying advice, your swing is looking a lot better.

[@DonniesDee14]

Is there a starting point for this golf journey?

[@JeromeRufin]

Yeah! I created a playlist from the start here: kzbin.info/aero/PLRNblwFzXn7Ip3JJwAnM6AzCnqB_8ko-9

[@deanrawcliffe6978]

love the content dude! soooo good

[@JeromeRufin]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@albertmcreynolds7143]

Wow im falling asleep 😴

[@WigganNuG]

no one cares.

[@lrwebb869]

Another coach?!

[@mattp2596]

been here since 47 subscribers! crazy to see how you've evolved so quickly. Do you watch your first videos and face palm with how little you knew compared to now? everyone starts somewhere but now you can talk the talk!

[@JeromeRufin]

haha thanks for being one of the originals :) And yeah its wild how much Ive gotten to learn about this game in 6 months. So appreciative of all the help and support

[@FlyWithMe_666]

Talking about out-to-in for 15 minutes, but you can’t see the ball flight in the cage (does it fade/ slice?), nor do they use a launch monitor to check the actual path. I don’t know what he’s getting out of these lessons. Just putting more theory on top of theory.

[@nothing1421]

There's a 2-time major champion that learned in the exact same place, so it might work out for him ok. I bet he's still hitting a regular range.

[@WigganNuG]

ball flight is not what they are worrying about right now. Its basics. HOF coach dude, relax. This guy knows more about the golf swing then you do.

[@vreeke777]

Coach like him to become a robot ignore his natural biomechanics ability and body sequencing will never have consistency and fun during one second swing

[@Azai115]

Do whatever the hell you want to do with your content. You’re killing it. Can’t wait to see this channel at 100k.

[@JeromeRufin]

S2 to 100k let’s gooooo 😊

[@joenicoud5967]

WHEN IS YOUR NEXT MATCH THESE PRACTICE VIDEOS ARE A BORE

[@peterrutkowski8172]

I don't know - I get nothing out of watching him play mediocre golf. I also agree that getting endless lessons - without seeing results- is hard to watch. I think the best videos were when he plays 9 holes with his coach - and gets immediate breakdown of his pre-shot and post-shot analysis.

[@TheThirdErnest]

@@peterrutkowski8172 this why people say the best practice is never at the range. its a whole different mentality when you are on a course. 9 holes with coach is absolutely the best way to go

[@sandyr5195]

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: get off the mat! Anyone can hit good shots off the mat. Get on the grass. Also, find one coach instead of multiple coaches and stop with playing golf swing and start playing golf. I also agree with the commenter before me: Watching you work on your golf swing is boring as hell.

[@nativenosmoke2256]

Great advice! Your just saying what everyone’s thinking

[@rob5333]

So true, as a beginner you will be hitting slightly fat off the mat and think you are hitting them pure. Then you go out to the course, do the same thing and you hit the ball 10 feet and get frustrated.

[@WigganNuG]

smh. Freakin keyboard know it all. Look guy's YOU ARE NOT HOF COACHES STOP ACTING LIKE YOU ARE. He could be hitting off your moms ass and it wouldn't matter if you have a coach that filming and watching you, they don't need to see ball flight or give two shits about perfect contact. If you stopped to actually LISTEN to the coach and what they are working on, YOU WOULD KNOW THIS.

[@MissySkis]

We don't all feel that way. I'm a beginner too and working on the same sort of stuff with my instructor. I very much enjoy this content as well as the course content.

[@jaird2184]

Change it up, this lesson is getting old…

[@Hoopermagic3]

First

[@frankcastle1578]

Here’s your prize : 💩

[@samuelchoisamchoi714]

For the algo!

[@JeromeRufin]

The man!