The PERFECT BACKSWING Explained | Michael Campbell Tips | Coaching Anna | Golfing World

[@brucewayne3602]

... a brilliant golfer ... Michael is a simple & peace-loving man ... far too modest but enjoys the quiet life ... wonderful ... Thank-you Michael !!!

[@vasuvarma1843]

Beautiful ...on to the point without overdoing the explanation & confusing the trainee

[@johnrussell1202]

Excellent Michael, love to see you playing on the tour again 👍👍

[@indicasativa1739]

That guy is a genius first video that has made sense this year I've seen

[@Thomas-bh1ez]

Simply explained and easy to understand, Thank you.

[@jeanm3368]

Ahh I get it now! Needed to watch a few times

[@antzh.8809]

Outstanding tip! I have personally never had it explained so simply.

[@cameronlawoffices898]

Always liked this dude.

[@obus4186]

i had a slice for many years and just could not figure it out. Swinging inside out and a proper stance just didn't cut it. In golf, many of the qualities or mechanics you want out of your swing is achieved indirectly. Along with the tips in this excellent video, i'd like to add what ultimately worked for me. Notice the path your shoulders take during the backswing. They swivel in a circular motion with the right shoulder rising up and moving back. On the downswing, the shoulders follow a different path, it's less of a circular motion and more like a pendulum. This lines up with the idea of dropping the hands during the downswing or swinging inside out. The important step is during the downswing: focus on the tip of your right shoulder where it meets the arm (deltoid) and take note of where it is during address. While the path is slightly different on downswing, try to return the shoulder to its original spot. What happens with many golfers is during downswing the right shoulder swings around but not down, so instead of swinging at an angle your shoulders are rotating parallel with the ground causing over the top or outside-to-in swing.

[@timwallace6246]

This explanation helped more than any paid lesson. Thank you.

[@Trihardercycling]

Really like this video! Great tip

[@stresshead76]

Always struggled with the slice this is a simple tip explained well thank you michael campbell 👌

[@carlcampbell6827]

Mike always a favorite for sure!

[@carlcampbell6827]

Who is the girl? I dare say she is not ready for a coach like Michael Campbell.

[@danielkirkland3366]

Strange as most say hips turn from the start but hogan said hips should not turn until the club is past waist high

[@jardinesydney9447]

Very good indeed,that is not the same as a one piece takeaway,which is misunderstood by many h/cap golfers,they turn everything together which you,ve just pointed out to your pupil,i,e turniing hips too early and coming over the top.regards S/J.

[@brianwilliams9031]

Even after a few practice swings her hands move out and away from her body when she tries to set the club during the initial movement. Something else to work on?

[@zaaooo3182]

wow thanks michael you just explained in simple terms how to prevent outside in and vice sa versa.cheers

[@yes333yes]

slowing down my backswing has been super helpful....like realllllly slowing it down.

[@justinnehls4212]

Dam he makes a great teacher. He knows his shit

[@golfgod1017]

cold, long nights up there in Iceland...

[@khamlee1042]

Wow!!!!!where is this coach at , I want him to coach my kids, he is good... he shows the key.

[@SteenBr]

Calanova, Spain 👍

[@davidmadras721]

Kham Lee Kham - he’s not a coach, he’s a playing professional who won the ‘05 US open. My friend, mentor, and colleague, Jonathan Yarwood is the guy who teaches Michael Campbell. Yarwood just happens to teach kids at the IJGA junior golf academy. If you are looking to have your son get coached, you should look up Jonathan. They work on all aspects of the game. Michael is a terrific guy. He would take us fishing on the Gulf of Mexico when he came into town to train. It’s hard to find golf professionals that actually know what they’re doing so I cannot stress enough the importance of finding the right guy - not just a name! Best wishes!

[@John-ww1jk]

Legend says that she's still saying "One More".

[@fits1966]

I would sell my kidney to learn from Michael

[@JG-pm2wn]

It’s all timing and rhythm

[@glennwatson3313]

Keeps the hips still for longer is a new idea to me.

[@joepatterson9900]

If you cannot get LPGA on the golf, Do me a favor and don't put on there like this, Very disappointing in this golf tournament

[@swisstrader]

Joe Patterson huh??

[@gabrielbotsford791]

This comment explained the video for me!

[@TruestOneYet]

Please what sport is this? Never seen anything like it before.....It look's like you take a stick and beat a ball and beat another ball , and beat another ball. So for each game, how many ball does one need? And can one play on grass, clay, and hard ground?? Looks interesting.

[@jardinesydney9447]

Makes sense,h/cap golfers hear about one piece takeaway but get it wrong,turning everything together,but it,s not always explained right by coaches.S/J I,m out.

[@GrandmaSezSo]

As much as golf lessons cost, you would think instructors would teach this. Mine didn't anyway.

[@62blitz]

Oh man I thought that was going to turn into a wrestling match.

[@habs7646]

shes breaking her wrist early in backswing, is this good

[@davidbarnard1409]

no . its bad

[@jamesowen4360]

Im pretty sure if it works, it's not an issue. No swing is the sane

[@TheGoodeLife1975]

If it works for you then its good. If it doesn't then no. It works for Mr Campbell. It doesn't work for me.

[@kc8923]

Takes a long while to make even small changes to your swing. Pros spend hours on 1 movement.

[@BamaPaul]

👍

[@swish1onu]

Setting the wrist early is something you see Dustin Johnson do.. he hinges it a touch than rotates around his body.. the problem here is.. the only way to improve is to stick with one coach, and try and apply their hitting philosophy to your game.. otherwise you'll get all mixed up.. as an example, the one piece take away is very different from what this gentleman is teaching here..

[@tony1999c]

one piece take away move the core muscles first then hinge the waist ,right ?

[@TheGoodeLife1975]

Amen buddy

[@swish1onu]

@@tony1999c .. rotating the arms with the body as a unit.. including the waist..

[@masagisinnott182]

swish1onu he is literally teaches her how to be connected on the takeaway. You are misunderstanding sir.

[@robertrowlett5070]

not over the top she hits pushes

[@jm-um4st]

I still don’t understand what the moral of this lesson is 🤔

[@garthdownton8645]

The moral! Make as many videos as possible, like many others and make money while we watch! Ha! Ha!

[@scoolzdevries]

The inside to out swing path might be best explained like this: Picture a clock on the ground where your ball is sitting and the target you're trying to hit is at 12:00 o'clock, the tee box is back towards 6:00 o'clock. Swinging inside to out means your clubs swing path, on your downswing, is coming from 7:00 o'clock and heading towards 1:00 o'clock. Most amateurs club head swings from 5:00 o'clock to 11:00 o'clock, if that makes sense. When they swing like that, if they leave the club face open it causes a hellatious slice. If they close it, a terrible hook. When the pro hits from 7:00 o'clock to 1:00 o'clock, the only thing stopping the ball from heading off to the right is them turning the face of the club towards the target, or 12:00 o'clock. When they do that, the ball starts out slightly right and then the ball will turn towards the left with a little draw, as you see them do all the time. Does that make sense? I hope so. Lol.

[@fradaja]

Take it outside , took the elbow in on the way down , watch that hook

[@davidbarnard1409]

she grips down 2 inches on her driver---- good bye distance

[@timc424]

I've seen pros do that, remember Anthony Kim. For some it just helps make solid contact easier to achieve.

[@emncaity]

Not if it helps her hit it on or around the sweet spot more often. Nicklaus played his entire career with a shorter-than-standard driver when he was pounding it out there longer than the field. That extra bit of shaft length is greatly overrated, mostly a matter of theory rather than real-world practice.

[@6maxgrinder549]

way too technical

[@captainpugwash573]

This is terrible advice......learn one thing...........a good player does not make a good coach.............she has her shoulders ever so slightly open, she swings a little flat.......(Nancy Lopez too) but arrives in a good position at the top of the swing, she then proceeds to swing down... also attacking (Mr. Campbell) from the inside but does not have enough forearm pronation through the impact zone, eg blocked and tight wrists......this leaves clubface open and she hits to the right....................I have been one of the UK's best coaches for 35 years...................that is how I know my way around swings............What I have learnt over decades is that a golf coach is not automatically a good golf coach and a good player also not automatically a good coach either..............sorry Michael....total fail.

[@user-tx4hz3vd5d]

Totally agree, this is one of the worst approaches to improving a slice I have ever heard. Golf instructor here as well. These youtubers just eating it up because he is a great player. Great players are rarely great teachers. FACT.

[@harrymasonnz]

Captain Pugwash there’s lots of different ways to swing a golf club, plenty of good players have advocated moving the club head first, Ben Hogan for example. Who’s to say your way is right.

[@captainpugwash573]

That is correct @@harrymasonnz, there is more than one approach, however this is about the above video and its content. Thanks for all your tips though.

[@brucejeanduc841]

I think on the down swing she snaps open her upper body prior to her lower body. Slow down the initial down swing.