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Great lesson TS!

IMPACTFUL lesson!!! Thank you

It BURNS!

T, this video is top notch. Talk about a light bulb moment. Drilling for 30 minutes and I hit the mother lode. My balance and ball striking improved like makeup on a swine. Thanks buddy, you work hard and give all us amateurs a vision of improvement. Keep up the great tips and total instruction. I know I speak for everyone clicking in...

Great video! Would you calculate the same downwind? So if 10 mile an hour wind then take off 10 percent of total distance?

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Good shot Trevor!!!

Great video! I'm guilty of the "up/down one club" due to wind, slope, etc. I'm also very confused why I'll fly over a green into the wind, or leave a ball short with wind at my back. Definitely haven't been putting proper thought into yardages with a given wind/slope

Im RH and have a pretty strong grip and try and hold my wrist angles. My swing path is always from the inside but I struggle to close the face. My miss is always a block right. Do you think a neutral grip will help? Or do I need to focus on holding my wrist angle more in my backswing?

what an effortless golf swing

Great explanation! I never understood how instructors expect people to jam that right elbow out in front and then supinate the left wrist like crazy to square the face....now that I see your explanation I will just not watch those videos anymore. haha Thanks!

My teacher just went over this with me today. It prompted me to find something on RUclips about it and I found this video. I swing too far in to out and he said it was a vision and head tilt thing. It was a great lesson and changed things quickly. I don’t know why this isn’t talked about more. Thanks for the video.

Thank you. It’s physics 👏

Great review of shallowing ... it really has made me realize I need to get with someone in person to make sure I m shallowing based on my own backswing and physical attributes ... Why try to shallow like Sean O'Hare or Payne Scott if you are built like Hal Sutton or JB Holmes ... doesnt make sense ...

Honestly seems like a lot of timing, isn’t there an easier, rotational way, to be more consistent?

New job?

Can someone explain to this guy that there's no such thing as a "three dimensional plane." If a plane has 3 dimensions it's no longer a plane. This is the biggest load of shite I've ever heard. He's literally making shit up that doesn't even make sense, demonstrating shit no one ever does, demonstrating how something doesn't work while standing vertically, etc. Ask yourself, "Did you actually learn anything at all from this video?" NO!

Hi Trevor, another excellent explanation, the feeling for me is to bring the body in the right position to the point where I straighten my leading leg, brace against it - that's the moment where the body slows and arms/hands accelerate.

Best hat in golf. Nothing ever comes close.

Very good lesson, Trevor. I was waiting for you to mention right side bend, and you did. I concur with all you say. Thanks

Why not keep the club on the plane during the back swing? Are there downsides (such as swing speed, etc.) if you attempt to do this?

Another great video, thanks!

Spot on, and I reckon the gears system has shown exactly what you've prescribed here. The "re-centering" i.e. pressure forward and a straightening of the right arm, obviously while the pivot is happening, is what the best players in the world do. The manual contortions required in order to force it to happen is a rabbit hole I spent a year in... Not a pretty look and almost impossible to do at speed

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This is me. What's a good drill to counter this?

Solid advice

Love this

How do know thats anatomically correct.. Do you have a kinesiology degree?

Man... loved the three part series! Every instructor uses a different philosophy to explain the "why" for the causes of swing faults. Yours definitely resonates with me. I'm going to be looking forward to scheduling some online lessons for sure!

Love this feel let's discuss during tomorrows lesson

Capital A-mazing!!!👏👏👏

The pro I see this in the most is Xander Schauffele. Not the biggest guy and pounds it with the big boys.His dad was an olympic level decathlon athlete who knew a thing or two about throwing mechanics which he passed on to his son.

Great lesson

Great video, thanks for sharing!!!

Great lesson

Great lesson

I love your videos about the aspects of the golf swing. My specific problem appears to be my club head position out races the club hand position at or near impact. Thus I tend to hit fat (on most occasions) and occasionally thin the ball. I rarely, if ever, hit the ball off line. I have recently been practicing hitting my irons off a tee and have notice more success hitting the sweet spot on my irons. Do you have a video specifically about getting your hands ahead of the club head at impact.

I really look forward to your videos. You not only explain the “how” but the “why” which really speaks to me when I learn. Things really click for me bc you incorporate the anatomical positions of the body throughout the golf swing. Most people say to stay off of RUclips when you’re learning to play golf but your videos are definitely the exception.

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just subscribed, thank you! The combo of forearm rotation and ulnar deviation is a great piece of info, makes me thing more ulnar for the short clubs (more vertical) less for the driver while keeping same forearm rotation from P6, would that be good thought?

Super helpful explanation of impact position. Would I be correct in stating that at impact, the lead leg isn’t fully extended, but that it extends fully just after impact?