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Thanks Ryan!! Great video and thank you for teaching and sharing everything you know with everyone. You are definitely one of the OG on UA-cam 😊

Thank you 😊

The best divot is no divot.

Eureka!

What wedge are you chipping with, I noticed the low trajectory

what a perfectly timed video. I had these "feels' whilst working on my swing last night.

liked your session you shared you had with your student on this topic. Just one detail I would like to know: Are you hitting the bag with the leading edge or should you hit it with the clubface? Thanks and have a nice weekend, greetings from Austria

Watched this yesterday, worked on it for 45 minutes this morning followed by a round. Had to come back and leave feedback, made a HUGE difference to the quality of strike and flight direction. 👏👏👏

Would a good thought for this be get your club back to the ball first?

It's fascinating to see how this conversation continues to evolve and unfold. There's always something new to discover.😻

A lot of us older players were taught “resistance “ with the lower body on the backswing… a la Gary Player…we’re paying for it now. I’m 77 decent player but definitely hampered by that old system… oh well onward and upward!

Chris, can this drill be used for the driver also or would it be a little different since the driver is longer and you are standing farther away?

What about no divot? That’s my game 😂

Light bulb moment... drop THEN turn!! Thank you!!

Explains why big Jack said he released the club as quickly as possible.

Great lesson drill video tips

Too positioned based, not a natural way to swing the club, this is why we should be careful of watching yt gurus as you can see a weird hitch in his backswing. The club head at that angle is causing the weight of the club head to go in an opposite force which causes you to manipulate that back swing. The swing starts from the ground up. Use the left foot and roll that ankle inwards to the right ankle and into the right heel, at the same time rotate with the upper body, this will naturally bring the club head back on the correct plane from your pivot while using gravity of the club head weight. With this natural compound pivot your back will love you when you are older.

Genuinely just been practising while watching along and it’s worked wonders so far with my swing path! Thank you for sharing this great lesson!!

Really enjoy the live training video! Much easier to visualize the cause and effect analysis from both the teacher and student perspective.

yes by far the best explanation ever!!

I do all this and still manage to thin it like a bullet even when my mark suggests I hit 2” behind the ball! 😢

You're one of the best instructors on YT. Concepts become very clear after your explanation. I've improved my game by following a lot of your tips.

Yup this is me for sure lol. Thanks for explaining how to change my bad habit💗

Fantastic explanation. Need to get out on to the range

Think we can have less mushroom in the pants on purpose in golf lessons….

Question about the drill to put the impact bag behind and smack it….wouldn’t that potentially create a casting from the top situation because you’re trying to release and smack the bag? Which can then lead to some other issues.

Superb as usual. I hope U will make a new video with a little more discussion on the SEQUENCE of arms and body motions.

This hitting bag drill contradicts 90 (wrist) ?? 8:55

So glad I found your channel. Youre a great teacher

Brilliant!

Can't wait to give this a try! Thanks for posting!

Divot? mind look more like Beaver tails .

Can you make a video translating this into the driver? I keep hitting the ground with the driver, trying to do this.

Great vid with excellent drills on using your arms properly. I am reminded of the lessons from Leslie King ( 1928?) but he didn't include these drills. Thank you!

Well Done Chris on the Key Arm movement on the Golf Swing! This has been the move I have been working on for a few months now. When I connect with it, the shots are pure and long. On the other hand. . . . . . . .! I know it's a Work In Progress, so I am not disappointed with negative feed back. I am archiving this video for referral purposes! Keep up the Good Work Chris!

Awesome Chris. Thank you. As golfers we sometimes just over complicate the game. This helps in keeping it simple. 👍😎🇦🇺

Ive been watching monte scheinblum for a while and he talks about this alot. Research (apparently- i havent delved into it) says the hips lead the arms by 0.3 seconds and the earlier people try to use their arms, the better the relationship between hips and arms is. Us hackers often think we're using our arms too much and end up spinning out even more 🤦‍♂️ ive had great success with this type of drill and can hit effortless rockets. As usual, i end up straying and losing it for a bit. When i come back to this type of drill it always helps! Got a round booked tomorrow and this has just reminded me that this will be my only swing thought tomorrow 👍

Hi Chris, I'm a little confused. In this drill do I transfer weight to my lead side before or after my hands go down?

This is such an important concept that OTT slicers need to understand. Watch any professional golfer's swing and you will see this lowering of the hands initiate the downswing, not the shoulders turning. Keep your back to the target and drop the hands.

You are the best

I've heard DeChambeau say drop your hands into your right pocket.-- similar idea?

Amazing video, thanks Chris!

Great lesson again thanks Chris but I’m a little confused. I thought you’ve taught that the whoosh sound, being the fast point of your hands in the swing, was at 5 to 4 o’clock (if looking at the front of you) now you’ve said that the fastest point is at 8 to 7 o’clock. Does this mean that the hands slow down and the wrists take over at level position, allowing for the speed boat- water skier effect to take place? I do hope this lesson, doesn’t affect my handicap anymore, things are getting pretty tough for an old fella on 9 😅😅

what are we calling this non casting .....casting move. i mean every thing in golf swing theory has a distinct name. so what is this called specifically. this is obviously the latest little swing fault fix that repairs the warped minds of all of us that have been told this is casting or throwing and is wrong. i even saw a youtuber state this fix is in fact casting and is anti lag theory because the angles of the wrist or lag are released to early. i saw this fix last week from another youtuber and tried to implement it. i do exactly as you describe. pinning left arm against the chest and forcing the upper body to turn. With this I get the right shoulder pushing out over the ball syndrome. i find it harder to implement in clubs 7 iron and below. 5 iron actually feels like the ball is just popping off the face. I do not get the same sensation or improvement yet in my other clubs but can kinda feel it.

I think this could the bit I've been looking for. I struggled with an overly aggressive downswing for ages, then it clicked one day when I decided to take a fuller slower backswing. This calmed me down but I also found the "sling" action and for a few weeks I was much improved, and it felt great. Then I suddenly couldn't maintain it, esp on the course, and I think I tense up too much and then use arms and not much shoulder turn. This drill looks like it could fix a lot as I think I've been starting my downswing with my body turn. (I convinced myself that turning my body first and feeling the arms/club lag behind was the right thing, but your vid suggests I got that wrong.... Cheers

Some time ago I've seen a more extreme version of the drill with an axe being thrown to the side of the body. I'm not sure I would advise anyone to do it 😁

Thank you Chris.

This is why golf is so hard. My natural swing is too much arms so doing this makes me hit fat. My fix is to focus on rotation and less arms.

Use your tongue 👅 😅

Can't you just lower your right shoulder in downswing? What's the difference?