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Little off subject but I would like to get your advice about ulnar deviation with the right wrist.At what point in the down swing does the right wrist release into ulnar ? Thanks

Think this is something I need to work on. I don't feel any bracing with my lower body. I've been working on clearing my left hip but really don't feel bracing or extension of the arms. thanks for the video.

Not sure what the conclusion is here? If you purely push the handle forward it logically doesn’t seem to open the face.

“Move the grip down” Meanwhile moves the grip up 🙄

Recently I bought a new driver. A TM Stealth 2. I had always an open clubface at the ball and I changed all the adjustments you can make with the shaft position. And I tried really everything from grip to positions in my swing to get the ballflight straight. With no success. And today, on the range, I remembered a quote from somebody on the internet that you cannot release the club too early. So instead of trying to roll my hands thru the impact zone to close the clubface in time or slow down my lower body with no positive effect, I rolled/released my hands as early as possible in the downswing. This is most probably just a feel but it works. From a push/push-slice to a very long and powerful and perfectly straight ballflight because of Jack's advice. Thank you Jack! My feel hitting those terrible high pushes was always that my hips are too fast opening and the arms are left behind but this was also not true. Now I can turn as fast as I want because I release as soon as possible.

Same as a hammer throw in athletics, simple explanation 😊

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You need to explore face orientation much more . Such factors as 1 . Grip strength 2. Forearm pronation / supination 3. Wrist extension / flexion 4. Rib cage rotation are all factors in the orientation of the clubface at various stages of the swing .

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This is a really good video explaining the club face orientation and rotation. It's worthy of more likes! I struggle with tension in my arms trying to swing too hard and don't close the face to get it square at impact. Thanks for the video.

Jim looks like he's got an almost 3 finger overlap grip

Perfect. I needed this and the Driver Based Swing video.

Great video for the "feels"...

My man knows exactly what 3 inches looks like

Walbergh seems like one of the few quality people in “pedowood” Golf is tough

No way this guy breaks 20… massive slice on drivers from numerous swing defects

Strong grip and closed stance with one of the most over the top swings I’ve seen. My man is committed to the power fade lol

He has a bent right arm and a persistent over the top outside to in move. I am guessing he is a slicer. Very athletic however.

He's a wacko that maybe took to many shots to the head

Can you imagine being as into golf as he is, having played for as long as he has, being in as good of shape as he is, having access to the best courses, coaches and clubs in the world, not to mention having your own back yard golf Mecca...and having this bad of a swing!!?? Wow. Golf is hard.

The athleticism is obviously there. Just needs some quality lessons.

His impact and follow through is just really top notch. Oddly the backswing is a little wild with some unnecessary routing and across. A little ot on the way down. Looks too outstretched with his arms at address. Hollywood scale.....one of the best!!

Look at his alignment. Very closed stance. And the aim of his swing and contact point on the club head is way toward the heel of the driver. Unusual swing and arc of swing to club head to ball impact point.

Mark Wahlberg is a strong guy who has done a lot of upper body training so will tend to go to that as a power source. From what I have seen these strong types who fire their muscles fast have the most difficulty in being able to change their patterns especially their leg action as the upper body wants to take over..

Awesome video. The books and all I’ve read or UA-cam’s I’ve watch just said ball contact first. Never heard of sliding the club Helped me a lot. Thanks

10 years ago. wow.

great vid. Thanks! could you do a vid about what "getting out of the way" means...I hear it all the time and really dont understand exactly what it means. (and why its so important)

Wow, great lesson!! Not many teaching pros can teach like this. Sub'd! Can I ask you a question please? I'm practicing what I think is 'an end to end rotational swing' with a minimum arm movement. But, with this approach, my swing plane is too horizontal. Not vertical enough compared to say 'hit it like a hammer' approach? Can you please share an advice how to work around this? Or, a flatter swing plane isn't a problem?

Amazing video. Its so counter-intuitive that if you didn't have all the data to back it up everyone would think you're a quack. Mind blowing information.

This is my swing rn no doubt. Finding close club face over the top pulls. Good contact but directionally hard to control.

Show off!

Is this lead arm turning motion in the forearm, or the whole arm? So in transition, say the lead elbow points to the target line. Do we try to pronate the wrist withouth moving the elbow, or rotate the entire arm so the elbow points "above" the target line?

love this

When I hit balls the other day I found that if I used my legs according to master Stuart. If my left hip didn't move forward at all. It felt like there was a slight delay with my upper body and arms as the left hip went back and away from the target. Also it seemed like if my left hip would go towards the target when I started my downswing. I would tend to pull the ball. Does this make sense

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thx for the video mate! question: does rate of closure change with longer clubs or is it the same thru the bag? i noticed that I draw all my clubs up to 5 iron, but 4 hybrid thru driver I fade everything. why is that what do you think? thank you!

Even as a +2 amateur, I find achieving the correct delivery position at P6 very challenging. Hands are always too wide at this point. When I preset to the correct delivery position, I always feel like I'm going to hit it out to the right unless I really work my lower body really hard to 'square it up'

Very helpful lesson!

Guy is quadruple jointed like a giant ferret😂

Like the video, but doesn’t really explain much other than “you’re an amateur and doing this wrong.” I know I am doing that wrong😂

Love the haircut! Thanks for the videos.

Cannot see the clubface

Jack is talking about the left side/ back of left arm release into the ball. You can’t release too early from the top as long as left side is leading.

Very interesting concept, will try and see

Your lesson was a good one, but your mobile home leaves a bit to be desired.🤔

I can't even imagine the number of Mr. Miyagi comments this one is getting 😂

This is a Thinking Out Loud video. This works for him only.

Maybe a good time to revisit review, given his success and driving stats on Senior tour. Probably more in the range of average golf guys and senior men. Any real changes in 2023/24

A lot of jargon, young man.

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