True power In The Golf Swing Come From This...[You Can Do It Too!]

[@jimwagner4403]

Jim is the Oracle of the High Desert! I have never hit the ball so well and more importantly it has completely eliminated the back pain I was creating with a traditional swing. Just start small and work your way up to full swings and you will start to hit those crisp shot that the good guys hit. Trust him

[@hocheye]

I have just started golf at 63 years of age, found Jim's method about two weeks ago, it works! Staying still is the most important part of this method. I was at the driving range today and hit some fantastic shots with my irons, high and straight! Focused on staying still and just swung the club! Money!

[@ak99]

I have not played in 22 years. Stumbled on Jim's videos and went to the range today for the second time in two weeks. It works people!!! Thanks Jim appreciate you caring for others and not just yourself.

[@609_]

You're one of the best, Jim. Folks, after watching the entire video go back and watch the first 7 seconds over and over again for an excellent modeling of the swing.

[@georgeking3428]

Hello Jim just wanted to update you I played golf yesterday with 3 guys I did not know. We got to the second hole and it's a par 3 and when I hit the ball it had a tight draw right on the green 4 yards from the pin. The one gentleman said to me your swing looks so effortless. I told him I was working on your swing and having great success. Later in the round we were at a 190 yard par 3 with wind in our face and I hit a nice tight draw right on the green 2 yards from the pin. I told the group about your website and KZbin videos. The more I practice the better I hit the ball and just as you say in the videos it fells effortless. I hope to join your academy so you can critic my set up and swing to get where I want to be with this swing. Thank you very much for your teaching videos they have been a blessing to my golf game.

[@CaroMik_22]

Hi Jim I tried out your method oh my god I can't believe how repetitive it is, thanks so much Jim.

[@paulinsana4482]

Most instructors increase swing thoughts which is contrary to what we should be doing at the set up and swing. Jim has found the mountain top for us..

[@markhofer2081]

That’s my guy! I will be working on this swing this winter!

[@d.kutcher3097]

Hands down, one of the best vids on the swing I’ve ever seen, awesome! My first shot was a nice draw, my second, straight as ever! Excellent!

[@georgeking3428]

Jim I find this swing very interesting and I have been trying it with much success. I love the simplicity of this swing! I need to practice more on my stillness but when I do I kill the ball effortlessly! Thanks so much for your videos and speaking in laymen's terms so its so easy to follow and understand.

[@GolfQuestChannel]

Are you still finding success with this method 2 years later George?

[@mohancarlpeters]

I just have to say amongst the hundreds of videos on KZbin I’ve watched with all sorts of techniques this and some of his other videos were the most useful to me maybe not to everyone but definitely game changing for me within days. Hope he keeps making more videos, would like to see one on driver.

[@KakaCat99]

how do you retrieve the balls? do you manually go out and pick em up? ( I'm new to this channel) , Looking forward to going to the range and try your method out.. I have been practicing on an indoor golf mat (its been cold and miserable here in UK last few weeks and not ventured out to range..)

[@jimvenetosgolf]

Trained coyotes

[@fattypatty2696]

I am right handed but swing left. I have been modifying my swing to stack and tilt and this appears to be exactly that. Last, however most important ; this is one of the best explanations I have listen to on swing set up and club path. Thanks.

[@patrickolson4962]

Hi Jim, I used your swing yesterday on a very tough course here in AZ and I was super money on all my drives, my irons were accurate with a draw I haven't seen before! The power isn't there for me yet but I am assuming because I haven't learned to stop HITTING at the ball, but did have a few shots that went a mile without me trying. I am commited to your approach! My 6 year old son has club foot and is amazing at golf because he keeps his weight on his lead side foot. It all makes sense when you explain it so thanks for helping my game already!

[@matthewmiller1357]

Jim, I’ve been toggling between the single plane swing, an traditional weight transfer, shallow the club with that wrist movement you referenced and your approach. I spent the last several days at the range hitting entire buckets with each approach. BY FAR, my most enjoyable, successful (everything is more fun when you’re good :) and accurate time on the range was accomplished by using your approach. This is the simplest, most common sense approach I’ve experienced in 35 years of playing. I’m getting out on the course tomorrow to play a round. My goal is to take my 16 handicap to a 10 by early next year. I think I found the approach to get me there. Thanks for the good stuff Jim!

[@patrickolson4962]

You won't regret it, Used his swing yesterday and had a few shots I have never hit before! I would recommend clubbing up one or 2 clubs until you get used to the swing. I lost about 10-20 yards in my irons, but think it was because I am not used to swinging with no effort in my hands.

[@bobp.6337]

The loss of distance is the fear that keeps me from committing to Jim's swing.

[@jonburrows8602]

Thanks for the new video Jim. I adopted your swing this past summer. Was doing quite well with it (playing to around an 8) until the colder weather in the northeast hit.. Thanks to this video, I now realize it was because I started swinger harder in an attempt to combat the colder weather. Will go back to swinger easier starting tomorrow.

[@wjjgs]

Now Jim I have been with you for years and use this type of swing, does it help with the swing. YEP!! Shot a 78 this last Sunday and was hitting some really special shots. BUT.....as Jim told me you have to go out and work on it and that is time in. Do I have this down pat....lol no, but the quality shots I am hitting now makes golf extremely satisfying! Big thanks JV. Wayne J.

[@shanejohnson1034]

Can’t say enough Jim . Each game I’m progressing with this swing. Thank you!

[@JFHSicily]

As stated in the shooting sports- "Slow is smooth and smooth is fast. Great video, Jim. Best, James Head

[@gregg2086]

I can attest to this technique! My terrible slice and inconsistent ball striking has now turned into a consistently tight draw and my irons and going consistently long too. I really enjoy hitting my irons now. Thankyou Jim, you're a genius!

[@bebraxton]

Its been a couple months since I joined Jim's school. Feel like I've made major progress. Swinging too hard seems to still be my challenge (one of them!). Jim, I think you made this video specifically for me. Thanks whether you did or not.

[@ernestocontreras972]

I thinking of joining is for real?

[@GolfQuestChannel]

I'm curious if you have stuck with this swing after 2 years?

[@vreeke777]

Ian quite confused now I did watch lots of videos about weight shift, shoulderturn, underbody move, upper body move, shoulder rotation, hip rotation, right elbow make the speed, hips out off the way much more and now I can sell my body and my right arm to hit a golfball much better so thank you

[@bentrujillo2566]

Jim, best video ever !!!!

[@kylelarsen3367]

Jim Venetos changed my life.

[@bobbyb.6644]

My age and limited flexibility necessitates this Process ? Thank you - can extend my enjoyment a little longer !

[@josephkerr8661]

Life changing for me

[@brendanmorales4504]

I don't feel good about this swing but I stand by it 100%. Maybe one day I'll have Jim critique my swing but I just feel so bad when I try this method.

[@jforrester1208]

You see I’ve been to the desert to improve my golf game it felt good to be out of my pain. In the desert, you will improve your golf game and the shots that you hit will drive your friends all insane…

[@phillipkleinman8726]

Only in America👍

[@Popspicker]

Clever

[@solskivenrt7516]

I have been on/off JVG swing a few years no : I have had my absolute best swings with this but also struggle much with finding the correct pivot and lean into the lead side. Today I tried this : set up normally, unlocked knees - then making to pivot/lean Only by straightening the trial leg/knee! This results automatically in the set up Jim advocates - Eureka! Played 9 holes today with this move for every shot making the round in 38 stroke - every one easy and crisp! (HCP 20,4) Thank you Jim for your JVG swing 👍

[@garys2477]

I subscribed because your explanation of swing path connected with me. Now let's see if I can execute the pre swing path setup and get some real power in my swing.

[@jamiesenger7821]

Started Jim’s Academy 3 weeks ago and I picked up a club for the first time in July. This swing WORKS! When I’m at the range it’s almost funny to see how people are struggling with their swings and I I can think is that it’s SO SIMPLE, stay still

[@charlesgallagher7371]

I'm entering week 3 of JVGA. Sticking with the Swing Path drill, Bump and Run, and short pitches as I am discovering stillness, or more accurately, how much movement I still have to eliminate. Progress is incremental, however, I'm discovering truths, as Jim describes them in this video and absorbing these as I stick with the progression. If you have struggled with the two pivot swing, immersing yourself in JVGA will lead you down a path of enlightenment. As I cut down on movement, my short swing contact is much crisper after two weeks. I'm discovering the left armed nature of the swing, and what heavy arms are, specifically that the right hand is basically just along for the ride. Yesterday, a man approached me in the clubhouse after I practiced. He had noted my contact, and the unusual closed positioning we JVGA students adopt. He noted he was battling a left to right ball flight. I pointed out that closing the body and shoulders, then swinging along that orientation forces inside out and a draw, which is what I was working on. He said something about how my contact was good and I was getting nice ball flight. He may just be a dabbler, uninterested in going further, but I told him who is teaching me. We shall see if he engages me again.

[@nielsf2743]

Truly, the best description of how to setup.

[@SmarteeeSteve]

Glad I found you before i put too much into learning golf

[@WendelltheSongwriter]

I tried this swing yesterday with the driver, on the first tee, and struck the prettiest little draw that ended up in the middle of the fairway about 245 rollout. I'm 63 years old, 8.1 handicap because of inconsistency, and find this swing interesting. Wondering how the right knee will stand up, but I'm going to check it out.

[@stephenhaviland236]

I just started looking into this swing system. Would it be safe to think that this is the flamingo drill modified into a swing or is this over simplified? I'm trying to find videos for the basic swing and setup and alignment.

[@jimvenetosgolf]

Copy that. The swing is a pre-set in the set up to create a shallow, circular and descending swing. The videos you’re looking for are in my school. jimvenetosgolfacademy.com

[@geneczap5614]

When I read a comment like "I'm gonna try it when I play today...." or "I'm going to the range and see it it works , I want to puke. A swing change takes time and practice. Pros take months sometimes to ingrain one thing. I've played golf for sixty years and, in addition to the difficulty of the swing itself, one' body changes. It slows down and golf requires adjustment. I was a near scratch player in my twenties but I can't play with that right-side dominant swing anymore. This swing brought me back to the principle of left side control, something I have worked on from time to time but the closed stance and constant still weight on the left side is new. Putting my left side in control and learning how to properly subdue the right shoulder is gold. In college, I sometimes put all my weight on my left foot with short irons and hitting the ball very crisply. This swing replicates that in an easier way, letting the arms swing freely but containing the structure of the inside-out swing. I am working, not "trying" to learn how to use it in my game.

[@jimvenetosgolf]

Beautifully said👊

[@bobp.6337]

I think most people are like me- searching for an answer and they think this just may be it. But we don't know. For most of us it's just not practical to commit to such a big swing change until we see more to convince us that there will be a payday if we put in the time. Like I've said before- Jim, I want to believe but I need more from you before I can. I feel like you are deliberately not giving people like me what I need to then commit. It's not the cost I a worried about. It's investing time and changing muscle memory toward something that is ultimately a dead end. The biggest question is what power. You seem to swing as smooth as PGA pros but I know what there swing speed, ball speed and distances are. I don't know what your swing will produce.

[@martyjohnson727]

opened my eyes, I subscribed, Thanks Jim

[@davidd1395]

You make so much sense Jim.

[@mattartiste7214]

The right leg is therefore more tense by putting the weight on the left is the shoulders at 90 degrees? Thank you Jim

[@jimizuno]

It's funny, as a left handed dominant person (tennis, throwing, writing) Golf always felt left handed to me, even though I play what's called 'right handed'. My trusty left arm is strong and in control of the golf club, whilst feeling relatively passive, of course. Great stuff!

[@DanielSmith-ug7ri]

I’m having more stability keeping my left foot flared left???? Jim it looks like you are doing this also? I got to sign back up so I can send you more videos. Anyone who doubts this works sign up and let Jim walk you though the process. I’m not their 💯 but have made so much improvement with Jim system.

[@singingwithshowboat1476]

Hey Jim...Can you go over your grip and ball position at address? I've been trying your swing and I'm making progress but have a few things to work out.

[@jimvenetosgolf]

Both thoroughly explained in my school.

[@garyh2657]

I've been playing for about 20 years now and I am a bogey golfer. I have always struggled here and there with my slice. I ran into your videos a couple of weeks ago and thought I would give it a try at the range. I am starting to hit draws consistently for the very first time. And even my miss hits are really not that bad. Thanks so much for opening my eyes and showing me how easy it is to hit a draw. I can't wait till this becomes muscle memory!

[@jimvenetosgolf]

Right on. Glad you’re experiencing the action. Tip of the iceberg.

[@robertearle7964]

Do I take the club away on my shoulder line or along my feet line

[@accridelich7369]

Jim, It would be extremely helpful if you used a #5 iron or #5 wood in your video demonstrations. It would give us more confidence to feel your coaching points & swing thoughts are applicable to the whole bag. The short irons (

[@michaelsalemi1754]

JV is a renegade! His system works and it’s effortless!

[@howardjordan1486]

Jim have you ever taught Mark Evershed

[@kofno]

This swing is fantastic. I’m striking the ball so well.

[@gregg2086]

Same here! Jim is a genius, my terrible slice has now turned into a consistent draw and now I actually enjoy hitting my irons!

[@rlmonson]

HI Jim, Would you please demonstrate your swing process using longer irons like 2-3 and 4 irons? I don't know if the use of these clubs will require some subtle adjustments but I suspect that there may be some slight differences in approach or ball position? Thanks for your consideration.

[@neiljackson6137]

If you only play the par 3 course, this is the swing for you. Venetos' swing doesn't work with the longer clubs. Notice you don't see him swing a long club in his videos?

[@steveng8727]

Jim is our Sensei of the Sand!

[@teddyzamba1396]

That's beautiful, man...its as if the right shoulder becomes the left shoulder...sweet...

[@joeheadrick4849]

Hey Jim when will your Academy Website be oprerational ? I have tried to sign up multiple times but when I try to pay, it won’t process the payment. A white screen will come up and say “ Server Error” Please let me know, I’m anxious to get started. Thanks Joe Headrick.

[@rickegan4096]

Hey Jim I’m a student. What happens when there is knee pain when assuming the 70% setup?

[@liamtighe6139]

Would love to know how to hit the fairway Woods

[@jimvenetosgolf]

Great, sign up for my school to learn that and much more.

[@stevejones6621]

Tried this today and hit the ball good. Didn't get any added distance but I wasn't staying still. I was shifting weight. Guess I'll have to try it staying still.

[@SwitchUpYt]

We’re locked down here in the UK I can’t wait to get back on the course and try this one!

[@samdrewett3342]

Loving these videos. I am only just starting and these videos definitely helping. Thanks

[@miked1365]

Question for you, I have a couple of speed training sticks, should I practice with them using your setup position or not bother with them at all?

[@jimvenetosgolf]

No need for them

[@maz_mtb3266]

Going to give this a try at the range next time I get out. But I have one question, how do you pick the balls up out there...just got for a walk and see how many you find? haha

[@jimvenetosgolf]

I’ve trained lizards to fetch

[@gullybop1695]

This guy is the truth!!

[@joebrown2092]

Just found your videos. Very simple and to the point. Very helpful. Thanks man. Do you have anything on a driver swing/technique or tips?

[@3rdGorilla]

jim is the Alex Jones of golf instruction. only difference is he's not pushing a conspiracy! good stuff jim. been signed up on your site for 45 days and seeing huge progress.

[@jimgruben8899]

Hey Jim-the inside shallow path strikes the ball more solid but hooks too much. If I adjust the grip- shot turns into a push. Help... Thanks

[@jimvenetosgolf]

The grip isn’t your issue it’s your shoulders opening in the downswing. Sign up and I’ll get you sorted

[@roberthaar]

Try being more closed at set up.

[@dFos67]

Brilliant. Just brilliant.

[@berniemiller1217]

Do you still have to use pay pal or are their other ways to pay?

[@HappyDancerInPink]

Does this swing path not create a tendency for hooking the ball?

[@kofno]

I hit tight draws. My miss is usually a hook, but it’s playable.

[@rodneywalker379]

I experienced hooks (a lot!) at first (and still occasionally) using the JVGA method- but discovered it was because I was either overswinging or not keeping my shoulders closed until impact (or both!). I've found that learning/trusting the JVGA swing is actually pretty easy...but unlearning my old bad swing habits is the hard part. It's taken a lot of time, patience, perseverance- and hitting a lot of balls for my mind/body to forget bad swing habits...they keep trying to creep back in. The journey using Jim's swing has transformed my ball striking and confidence standing over the ball...trust him and yourself...it's worth it. My 2.5 cents anyways.

[@josephtamulonis9200]

As long as the face isn't too closed. Clubface that's closed to path and open to target will make quite a nice push draw.

[@VimMitt]

Please show with driver and ball position too.

[@jimvenetosgolf]

That and many more videos are in my school. Sign up and enjoy.

[@richarddown6036]

Hi Jim. Have to laugh when I see a variety of “conventional “ coaches discover the benefits of a front legged swing. Trail leg on toe and pulled right back closing their shoulders. Great surprise when they find clubhead speed rises and shots are sweeter and go further. So why does presetting to this position as you do in the setup, cause such negative comment. Just look at most of the pros esp TW in the downswing laft arm parallel position. He/they are on the left side with shoulders closed! No need to convince me anymore. Another thing to note is one of the S&T drills is to hit shots with weight forward and shoulders closed at least 20 degrees! You should see the soaring shots Mike Bennett hits from this position. Why would you want to do anything else!? Best from golfing without restrictions downunder! Rich

[@openstenosis]

While I’m intrigued I can’t help but thinking about two Iron Byron’s one that swings 70mph, & the other 80,85mph…which hits it further? Swing speed has to play into distance no?

[@jimvenetosgolf]

Swing speed + spin rate = distance. Not chs alone.

[@Bigtbuilder]

What about ball position though?

[@jimvenetosgolf]

Great question...Answered in my school in great detail.

[@Ubafunksta]

This works

[@mikeburke4430]

How does the swing work on up hill shots

[@jimvenetosgolf]

The swing works off of all lies. Sign up for my school for more great content.

[@donskwierczynski2496]

Hey Jim, you must have got a new recording device. The video looks extremely sharp! Almost 3D

[@GolfDuff]

I agree. It looks and sounds great.

[@ronharrington8659]

What you’re saying is exactly right…

[@lukehathaway7955]

With the preset position do you just use your arms and swing the club? I still fat thin hit the top of the ball I struggle to keep my arms straight

[@jimvenetosgolf]

Negative. Sounds like you need the help of the pro that created this system. Sign up for my school to gain access to me and over 400 videos that will help you to play the best golf of your life.

[@lukehathaway7955]

@@jimvenetosgolf I would love to but I can’t afford to!

[@jimvenetosgolf]

@@lukehathaway7955 if you play golf, you can afford it

[@folkep]

Hi Jim! My trail arm is too short 😬. It makes me open my shoulders a bit (too much) to reach the ball. But I,m working on it, the way you teach me as a student in your Academy. Stay healthy!! Folke in Finland.

[@patc1309]

Was curious....what happens if a shot calls for a fade?

[@jimvenetosgolf]

Fades are easy and explained thoroughly in my school

[@canuck_gamer3359]

I sure hope he's right. I'm now 50 years of age and only took up golf about 5 years ago. My problem is that I have a beat up right leg, I've had over 14 surgeries and have a knee replacement in my right leg. I've always felt like if I put too much weight on my left leg it would be a bad thing. I'm golfing tomorrow and I'm going to try not to worry about that and see what happens. Wouldn't that be awesome!?!? lol

[@rcdlaing]

How did that work? I predict because Jim's swing obviously puts less pressure on the right knee, an although it puts more pressure on the left knee, the stability of the swing reduces the chances of injury versus a conventional swing.

[@drumcatnau]

Funny story… for the longest time, I thought a "shallow" swing actually meant to keep the club low behind the ball… coming in at a lower angle of attack. TIL "shallow" is simply in-to-out. Simple things aren't simple, are they...

[@osXcanada]

The question is …are you turning your shoulders which in turn moves the club or are you swinging your arms only?

[@jimvenetosgolf]

@@osXcanada neither

[@osXcanada]

@@jimvenetosgolf that’s not an answer…the club does not move itself….its either your turning your shoulders or you are just swinging your arms….would you be so kind to elaborate?

[@jimvenetosgolf]

@@osXcanada it’s neither of those things and of course, the club doesn’t move itself, the set up does. For you to think that there’s only two ways is going to keep you in the place that you are as a golfer. Open your mind that there might be not only one but probably 15 different ways that I could describe for you how the club moves. I thoroughly explain how the club moves and it’s neither an arm swing or a shoulder swing. If you’d like to learn more kindly sign up for my school.

[@osXcanada]

@@jimvenetosgolf That’s just bizarre! The most powerful contact at least for me is when I turn my shoulders and let the arms ride on my chest as per Ben Hogan…The problem with taking online classes, is what does one do while we send in a video and then wait for a response.. do we practice, do we not practice, do we play, do we not play. Our season is too short to wait 4 or 5 days for a response. I would love to take your course, but it would be in person. Online may work for others, but for me I need personal contact. I want instant feedback. Thanks for your input…

[@jimvenetosgolf]

@@osXcanada I only teach high level competitive golfers in person because my online school and the one on one coaching you receive from me will cut your handicap in half at a minimum. If you want immediate feedback, I give virtual lessons which are just like in person lessons but at a fraction of the cost. When you describe you making hogans swing please remember your handicap and that you are a hobby golfer. I can assure and it has been proven that no hobby golfer can consistently make hogans swing. And no hobby golfer should be so certain about techniques until they’ve reached a consistent ability to perform the techniques.

[@vreeke777]

Sorry to say this works. After 30 year waisting time with shoulder rotation, hips first, underarm rotation, backswings issues, follow truth issue and much more KZbin mentions

[@ljbrandt500]

I like this guy. His demeanor is so calm and relaxed. It would be funny though if he wore a leather jacket and held a baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire

[@justinwelch6240]

That's who he reminds me of too

[@alexBaldman]

Good call - Jim you got a good Halloween costume idea over here

[@exitar1]

The less oblique the club is when it strikes the ball the more energy gets transferred to the ball which means less spin and more distance.

[@ronmeister5765]

❤ You keep it simple Not a hundred check points I had bits & pieces of it Your demo put it all together for me The acronym I have is KISS keep it simple stupid

[@michaelgoldman2869]

I tried your swing method today, partially successful; my question is ball position? 70% weight lead foot, closed stance everywhere on full shots? teed ball at front toe with the driver, hybrids? Irons 6-9? Wedges? I shot 86 today and usually in low 80’s. The reason trying your method is I been diagnosed with Parkinson’s, so have developed some balance issues. Your method could help me on getting off my back foot. My Chipping setup I did NOT change🤙🏻 Its very hard mentally not to put the ball back in my stance! Oh, by the way I have RA for many years. Next week I’ ll turn 82 years old. Thanks for new swing method👏🏻👏🏻

[@jimvenetosgolf]

Copy all that. You have many questions that are all answered in my school with detailed videos.

[@coreyderrick1273]

I agree with your premise apart from the idea of tour pros not swinging hard or fast. For example, many are off their feet at/post-impact not forgetting the speeds that Bryson is accomplishing which can only come about by swinging as fast as you can.

[@tiaanloubser2799]

Is this not Stack and Tilt ?

[@jimvenetosgolf]

Nothing like it. No tilt, no trail arm strike, no power loss, no over complicated sequencing.

[@jackwilliamson1929]

Why didn't I think of this.

[@MrRichfarrell]

Jim Venetos for President!

[@Ktc99999-b]

ball goes right.

[@davefiano4172]

Venetos Play List: “Shallow” Lady Gaga...”Take the Long Way Home” Supertramp...”Room At The Top” Tom Petty, “The Circle Game” Joni Mitchell, (Easy Like) “Sunday Morning” Commodores....others?

[@billhill4929]

The human Iron Byron!!!!

[@teddyzamba1396]

Shallow, circular and descending....how sweet it is...that's all you need; just let it soak in your brain box...nice....!!

[@georgiamay4045]

there's a great deal of good in what you say .. and there is a little nuts ... overall .. okay .. i suppose

[@sepetisionelatu5539]

❤❤

[@snakepliskin1185]

Actually, over the top is not the shortest distance to the ball since the clubhead re-routes off the takeaway plane and travels out away to a "higher plane" tilted to the left (or the right for lefties). Did you see the Pebble Beach video where first time players stick 7th green? The second guy knocks it stiff 2-3ft and it sure looks like he took lessons from you. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eInNpol-nbuMgqs&ab_channel=LukeBluske

[@dapperdank3701]

To me, it looks like your sending everything way right? Is your tuition aimed towards older people? You could try using shot tracer so we can see just how far right everthing is going? Could you hit a ball to a target that is straight ahead square to the mat for us?

[@jimvenetosgolf]

My target off this mat is always the telephone pole in the distance.

[@dapperdank3701]

@@jimvenetosgolf suggest putting this target in camera view 🤔

[@jimvenetosgolf]

@@dapperdank3701 you’re missing the point fella, if you want to play significantly better just simply apply the technique I teach, if not, that’s cool with me. Carry on with your game.

[@teddyzamba1396]

There's too much truth here for the golf community. When you have too much truth, then, it becomes too easy.

[@Gabe00723]

The magic elbow theory just got cancelled. I would activate my thorax during the back swing.

[@Ktc99999-b]

where doe the clubface face at address?

[@alandavis5059]

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