Why Does Nobody Practise This? 30+ YARDS - Effortless Power

What if I told you there was a way to EFFORTLESSLY add 30 YARDS of distance to your shots? You’d probably think I was crazy, or lying, or both!
Well this SIMPLE set-up trick was used by the greatest golfer of all time and allowed him to hit the ball farther than anyone else from his generation. Fast forward fifty years and the best players in the world are utilising this MAGIC MOVE to help them swing FASTER and hit FURTHER.
What is it…? A simple TURN and TILT of your head to the side as you set-up can pre-set the perfect backswing position allowing you to maximise your body turn and create more potential power. Many of you who try this for the first time will experience a longer swing than you ever thought possible, without any of the usual aches and pains that you usually feel every time you swing the golf club.
Sound to good to be true? Well you need to see it to believe it, then try it to achieve! I’ll show you how I helped a player add 30 yards and 5mph of club head speed to there swing in the space of just ONE SWING with this simple piece of advice. Once you’ve seen this, you’ll want to get out there and try this for yourself!
So if you’re looking for EFFORTLESS POWER with less stress on your joints and you want to feel 30 years younger, then try this simple HEAD TILT trick to add yards and subtract years!
#golftec #golftecsingapore #optimotion

[@neckupfitness3274]

I have watched other "stack and tilt" instructors and I have really come to enjoy your way of presenting the info! You don't over emphasize the fundamentals of the stack and tilt, rather you continually discuss the importance of square club face, low point, and proper set-up and swing path....all without cramming the stack and tilt mantra down our throughts! Anyhoo, love the content and will be a subscriber!

[@marjon888]

Rob your tips are so helpful

[@shockabuku111]

Jack is cross dominant (right handed with left eye dominant). So for the unlucky other 80% of us (btw. 95% of all pro's are cross eye dominant) who are same side dominant, this tip only works when we close our dominant eye and see the ball throug our non dominat eye through the complete swing. Exception would be Jon Rahm or Henrik Stenson. Jim Furyk is also right eye dominant. This is why he had to keep his head still so he can see the ball through his dominant eye not having his nose block the vision when turning his head like a left/lead eye dominant player. This topic is well known and pretty standard if it comes to Shooting/Archery or Pool but only few instructers consider it for golf education

[@user2023workingonmygame]

Excellent comment! Thanks

[@user2023workingonmygame]

There are different easy ways to test which eye is dominant for anyone, in case anyone out there is not sure what they are or how to tell. I’m right handed but when I raise my laser range finder up to my eye I always use my left eye to scope the target. So, left eye dominant. When I use the range finder with my right eye it just doesn’t feel right. And I still have 20/20 vision in both eyes. I think that answered the question for me.

[@davidkott1596]

Fantastic tip! Thank you!

[@josephabdilla1383]

Love it .I get teased for doing that. Right handed but left eye dominant.thanks

[@mattbrown213]

Hi Rob, I found your channel around 2 weeks ago and I've been glued ever since. I love the drills you set up that I can do at home because I'm new to the game, a Weekend Warrior and only get to play once a week. I've been doing your drills every day after work for 30 -60 minutes using a divot board and flat balls and I can feel a massive improvement in my ball striking already. I was wondering if you could do a video for people like me that essentially would be like a training programme? I.e Day1 do x,y,z drills for x amount of time each. Day 2 do drils a,b and c for x amount of time, and so on. I'm really grateful for the information you've given out and that I have these drills to do at home now. I just thought that you would have a better idea on how to really maximise the potential of these drills for people like me. So after a week of doing them, when it comes to that one game you wait for all week for, you can really play at your best. I was also curious as to whether its a good idea to combine any of your drills or to only concentrate on 1 drill at a time?

[@davidsotropa]

Hi Rob. I'm really enjoying your videos. Have really improved my ball striking by putting into practice your material. Keep them coming! I actually just got off of the course and tried this technique as I had watched a similar video you put out a year ago. It really does help to make turning with less strain. I did struggle with this a bit because I'm right eye dominant whereas my understanding is that Jack is left eye dominant. I saw a video recently about Roger Federer and why most people should *not* try to serve like him unless they are left eye dominant like Roger. Anyhow, I'm just wondering whether you have any data around the effectiveness of the technique based on which eye is dominant - even if it's anecdotal. (I personally also struggle with this because I wear glasses so I might try it with contact lenses.) Anyhow, regardless of being right eye dominant and someone who wears glasses, the concept can likely be adapted to help hit better. Again, thanks for your great teaching!

[@tompem]

Nicklaus had played an exhibition match as a teenager with Sam Snead. He saw Snead tilt his head and decided if it was good enough for the Slammer, it was good enough for him.

[@russvonhagen241]

You are the best at what you do.

[@robo265]

I’ll try this later today thanks Rob

[@paulmorris9444]

Can't wait to try this head tilt. Going to the range today.

[@seds27]

Rob this video changed my golf life. I have never understood keeping head still as you demonstrated. I have always struggled by trying to keep my head still having my head dip forward. No matter what I tried until this video. I implemented pre setting my turn and tilt of head like Nicholas as I find it extremely easy to preset the head position as I simply tilt turn Extend back. Bottom line my head stayed in same spot and went out today and shot a 1 under 70 and my hdcp is 7.7. Awesome awesome video to truly understand how the head moves to stay steady. Can't thank you enough. Plus i am right eye dominant

[@dukeesq]

Arnie is my all-time favorite golfer, but gotta give it to Jack! Another nice video, Rob. Cheers!

[@TeddyCavachon]

Golf My Way was the first instruction book I purchased in the mid 80s and I’ve used that technique ever since. Sam Snead had another I use which is looking over the ball and focusing on something there (debris, blade of grass, tee placed outside ball when practicing on the range) instead of fixating on the ball. After trying it I realized the reason. The brain needs a fixed point of visual reference to maintain balance, especially when the head is moving (the inner ear provides balance feedback). The problem with fixating on the ball? It disappears at the most critical part of the swing and the eye will reflexively try to follow it jerking head up out of the shot and you lose your balance reference. Focus past the ball and you will begin to see impact the face sweep the ball off the ground, once you break the habit of following the ball with the eyes. But another balance / vision created swing problem occurs after impact when the shoulder turn forces the head to turn to target. We use leveling eye line to horizon as a balance reference but doing that in the finish pulls the spine and shoulders up and left too soon. Practice turning head without changing the angle of the eyes and seeing the horizon at an angle as the head turns to face the target will result in a more balance swing and straighter shots. I jokingly call it “Faith Based Golf” - if you have faith in your swing why do you need to pop up to see where it goes?

[@lindsayk3599]

Was able to test this on course. Forgot about it until the last 5 holes after hitting my regular lackluster 190 to 210 yard drives. I employed the Jack chin turn and found extra distance and an unexpected benefit as with extra turn I slowed down and I think I used my body more and these shots were longer and straighter.

[@tommypouncy9585]

Love your videos Rob. I’m a stack and tilt believer and switched a few months ago using Tom Saguto online school. Can you analyze some pros like homa or Fowler and touch on some stack tilt aspects (especially driver)?

[@joelehrlich9080]

Rob, In the ST Swing book by Bennet and Plummer, they have a section about Understanding Attachments. Have you ever done a video diving into Open vs. Neutral vs. Closed attachment? Also, how radically do you need to "open" an attachment, and what other adjustments, to hit the power fade?

[@edcooper5633]

Rob, always enjoy your videos. I'm a lefty with left eye dominance. Would your guidance be tilt the neck with the right eye closer to the ball and don't worry about it?

[@throwingdartsandbreakinghearts]

Im going to try this at the range tomorrow. As a lefty, right eye dominant player, this should help me a whole hell of a lot

[@vicreichle2931]

Should you eye line move back to square in the downswing and through impact?

[@Alan_Edwards]

I am definitely going to give this one a test drive. The biggest challenge I had with S&T has been with the driver. I am to the point now where I take a pretty abbreviated BS ala John Rahm or Tony Finau and generate as much power as I can with my legs using a power squat move. I have been pretty successful but not getting much outside of 220 on my best drives. Which I am okay with TBH for an older (67) fella. Still I am in good shape for my age with a lot of muscle, strength and decent flexibility so if there is a way too eek out another 20-30 yards and not sacrifice too much on accuracy, I am all for it. Speed training has helped some too, but that can be hard on the old back if you over do it. Great tip Rob...I'll give it a go.

[@EaglesEric1]

Great video. In Tampa, FL, the Golftec instructor is not certified SnT, he does understand the system and is willing to teach me. Thoughts? Thanx

[@Michaelsjpx]

good video

[@ralphg7665]

Hi Rob. Can you give me a list of your drills and which videos they appear in for winter indoor practice. Thanks. Ralph

[@deviusfeilds]

The Greatest Of All Time = The Goat just learned that I am too static in address and swing.

[@Phoenixsilas]

Have you made a video on players head moving away from the ball during downswing? What are the possible causes? Thank you. 👍🏼👍🏼

[@alvor2762]

Hello Rob, In case this benefits someone else I thought I would mention, that after wearing varifocal glasses for 30-years I have now had lens implants in both eyes with multifocal lens fitted. What a difference as I no longer need glasses as I can focus at all distances. This has made such a difference to my game, plus it's much easier if it happens to rain while on the course. I hope all is well with you.

[@ag358]

Bobby jones a similar tilt , it helps with more turn and getting behind the ball.

[@martinshaffer2014]

Thanks..I used to rotate my head right(I am left eye dominant)..but I had difficulty seeing well..by adding the little tilt to get the left eye closer it seems to free up rension...went to course to try it out with pitching and chipping...voila..ball seems to fly to far...just need to recalibrate distance..grateful..Stressdr 🤣

[@SuperDakiz]

Thanks you for this…..love your teaching…..did you know who Jack got this from? Hogan.

[@bobmills4373]

In his book golf my way, Jack revealed how his wayward shots right were caused by his eye line being askew. Proves that a simple fix can be overdone and working the extremes to find the sweet spot is important.

[@ReSourceEnergetics]

This is good. Sometimes the golfer may need to side tilt away from the target (if they are trail eye dominant). At the very least they may need to preset the position in the video instead of using it as a trigger. Jack could do this perfectly because he was left eye dominant. Alan

[@jeremiahmclane2374]

Rob, I have tried this move on the past but find that I sometimes get stuck in the down swing and stay behind the ball too much how do I fix this when using the pre set head?

[@joshuakirchman1475]

I’ve really enjoyed watching you and your friend Nick teach the stack and tilt swing. I picked up the book on this system about two years ago, and the videos from both channels has taken my golf game to a new level. But, you and Nick have not released new content for awhile…and videos I’ve saved have been deleted. Are you and Nick done with KZbin? And, will both channels be taken down?

[@doughirsch9930]

Jack described the head tilt in Golf My Way, mandatory reading for any golfer.

[@billtwolabbs3959]

I agree with you for a different reason . Jack used a more narrow stance and still let his left heel come off the ground. His head tilt allowed him to restrict his sway and keep his head behind the ball when he hit it. The left heel going back down was his weight shift, and left hip turn key to the start of his down swing. Unlike most of the great golfers today that shift their left hip over and back Jack did this with his head and left heel... What do you think? It's so hard to really know what another golfer is actually thinking when they swing as it's usually the opposite

[@booger65man]

Some of us over do this move. How would establish limits?

[@booger65man]

Can you do a video on the proper way to breath during the golf swing?

[@SteveSmith-zz4ih]

Moe Norman, Peter Thompson and Bobby Locke were great players in their own right. Especially Moe, he was treated badly (So Was Bobby) as Moe was on the Spectrum. look up his records - incredible achievements. Thanks for the Video.

[@midlifebiker7424]

I tried this on the course yesterday and sliced everything....need to dial it back and try again at the range..

[@baldurhermannsson9413]

Jack is the GOAT and Rob Cheney is the real thing!!

[@roylewandowski3752]

I enjoyed the video. . In the before and after shots of your student, there is poor lead knee flex in the before photo which will also severely restrict hip turn

[@robertdagostino221]

This looks like the weight is on the left side in the backswing. Is this stack and tilt?

[@TonyRotella]

Hi Rob - have you stopped doing Skillest lessons? :(

[@carlosfreitasdasilva9150]

🙌

[@jayvenable4279]

Rob I’m a little confused. Didn’t you have a video about keeping the head on a noodle I assumed to keep it still.

[@stephenrussell8455]

I’ve invested a lot of time trying to adopt the stack and tilt swing. I feel like my ball contact is much better however, all my shots start straight and over draw. Do you have any suggestions?

[@nicolaimortensen7383]

Depends on a lot of things. If your shot is starting straight and then moving to the left, it means that the club face is square to the target at impact, but closed to the path. If you want a push draw you can either open the face more relative to the target, which will start the ball further to the right, and it will curve less because of face angle now being closer to club path. If you just want to take some of the curve off of the ball then you need to swing less in to out. How you would go about doing that is impossible to say without a video of your swing.

[@stephenrussell8455]

@@nicolaimortensen7383 Thank you so much for the feedback. I’m feel like I’m so close to breaking through with the S&T.

[@northotagogolf]

I see this happening a lot - players actually restricting their back swing, seemingly because they are worried about "losing sight" of the ball!

[@scottcope7922]

Nicklaus could do this head movement because he was left eye dominant. Tiger, Watson and Hogan also left eye dominant

[@cornyboers7304]

Jack is left eye domnant so it means he's looking at the ball with his dominant eye. For a right eye dominant golfer who is right handed this doesn't work as it makes it difficult to focus on the ball and the right eye can't see the ball because the nose gets in the way. Jack did it so he could focus on the back of the ball and then drive trough the ball by just letting it get in the way of the clubhead.

[@iangdonald]

GOAT = Jack 😀

[@iangdonald]

Another great video. Just had to check in mirror if I have head tilt . Maybe a little - room for more!

[@lindsayk3599]

I have a left dominant eye as a righty. Will this be more of a positive than a right dominant? Your lessons have helped me a lot and looking forward to that 30 yards. Jack best male golfer and Lydia Ko will be greatest female golfer of all time, her short game is from another planet

[@davecohn6407]

Theoretically it should be a positive , but there have been no studies verifying this

[@showmemomaineiac32]

Question Rob: is it plausible for too much weight forward with driver and woods? Playing partner noticed I had a lot forward and thought it might be causing inability to shallow out. Cheers

[@enniobellato1]

Hi Rob What Happened to your "draw every Ball" series i see the videos are unavalable WHY ?????

[@enniobellato1]

Is Rob Cheany channel Gone Why ????

[@rdelius8512]

Wondering the same

[@Jeff-yf6rr]

and of course he let the front heel lift off the ground to extend the back swing!!

[@SkyBlueNeil]

Jack Nicklaus won 18 Majors but was second in 19 Majors so for the sake of a couple of shots could have won about 30, no one will come close to that!! easily the best ever.

[@timothycarry]

You changed the name of your channel and seem to have taken a break from posting

[@enniobellato1]

is your KZbin channel No More You havent posted a video in 3 Months 🤔

[@myd0gr3x]

⛳🏌️

[@JG2HTT]

Tiger Woods is the greatest golfer ever. 2. Ben Hogan 3 Jack Nickalus because of his majors wins. 4. Sam Snead 82 for his 82 wins

[@Pseudify]

Comparing athletes from different eras is fraught with all kinds of difficulties and caveats. While I tend to agree about Tiger (he would have certainly eclipsed Nicklaus’ majors if he had remained healthy) I’m not sure history will see it that way. You can’t judge an athlete on the basis of what could have been.

[@JG2HTT]

@@Pseudify do you think Jack skills then would be a match to the skills of the golfers of Tigers era? There were only about 5 good to great golfers during Jacks reign.

[@Pseudify]

@@JG2HTT I suspect so. At the highest level of any sport, the defining characteristic of who is the GOTE (greatest of that era) is not about physical skills, but more about mental toughness. We all know Tiger was virtually unparalleled in that department. But so was Nicklaus. And the fact is, we are all a product of our environment and our era. You put Nicklaus in the 21st century and it’s very likely he would rise to the occasion (why wouldn’t he?), just as if you put Tiger in Nicklaus’ era, he’s still great but maybe doesn’t have the competition and supporting cast needed to propel him to the heights he attained. Also, I think the mental toughness of those Nicklaus contemporaries you mentioned exceeded that of Tiger’s competitors. Also, when I think about some of the things Nicklaus did with the equipment from his era, I’m just in awe of what could have been with modern equipment. His ability with a 1 iron was unreal - especially give the quality of materials, design, and the size of the clubheads at the time.

[@nicholasbeane4779]

@@Pseudify I see you can predict the future. Or an alternative timeline. Jack's record in the Majors 56 top 5's Tiger's 38 top 10's. There's no contest Jack's record is far superior. I also think Jack was up against more great players. Palmer 7 Player 9 Trevino 6 Watson 8 Tiger only had Phil 6 to beat who gets on the elite level of 6 Major wins or better. Who knows how many Majors young Tom Morris would have won if he had lived in the modern era. As for players of the 60's and 70's ( Jack's prime ) not having the skills of today's players they probably had more as modern equipment has made the game easier. If you don't agree try playing with 60's clubs and see for yourself. In the real world the only way to judge a player's career is their record and both Tiger and Jack would agree that means in Majors.

[@christophecarnewal2042]

Appreciate you videos but I don’t agree with you here. In the example player, he probably shot 20 yards further because his knee points at the ball, moving his center more forward in the swing vs instead his knee being right &outside, making him hitting more behind and likely adding more loft. The game changer is his knee position at the top of the swing… not his head movement…I believe !

[@pleroma5924]

Tiger WAS the best. He did things that even jack said WTF!!!!!

[@tonyclark6297]

Knickerless? Was that his secret? Extra range of motion in the toilet region?

[@buckydewhurst5767]

Thanks for making a waste of several months of watching other videos. Should have just started with you.

[@enniobellato1]

this is great for me I'm lefthanded playing golf right handed and I'm left eye domonant 👌🏌‍♀