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When I was a young boy (1950's), I learned to play golf by closely watching the best players at the course I grew up on. I would then stand in front of a window and copy their swings... then I would go to the practice area to ingrain that look and new feeling to muscle memory. That WAS and STILL IS a great way to learn! It's called SELF-DISCOVERY!
When you discover a helpful motion or thought ALL BY YOURSELF, YOU WILL NEVER FORGET IT! - I never have!
At the age of 78, I'm still a mid single-digit player. My goal with this RUclips channel is to provide a platform for TEACHING and LEARNING! I will provide videos and detailed descriptions of the finest golfers in the world, their swings and some of their finest shots so YOU can learn and improve as I have.
The focus here is geared toward TEACHING and LEARNING the short game (putting, chipping, pitching and wedge play from 120-yards in), but you will also see some of the finest, Tour-Proven full swings and descriptions as well.⛳️
When you discover a helpful motion or thought ALL BY YOURSELF, YOU WILL NEVER FORGET IT! - I never have!
At the age of 78, I'm still a mid single-digit player. My goal with this RUclips channel is to provide a platform for TEACHING and LEARNING! I will provide videos and detailed descriptions of the finest golfers in the world, their swings and some of their finest shots so YOU can learn and improve as I have.
The focus here is geared toward TEACHING and LEARNING the short game (putting, chipping, pitching and wedge play from 120-yards in), but you will also see some of the finest, Tour-Proven full swings and descriptions as well.⛳️
Annika Sörenstam and Henrik Stenson / Perfect 9 to 3 Drill Demonstration 👍👍
EVERYONE needs to learn how to hit balls in this fashion! This may be THE "Gateway" drill for elevating your game to the next level! - You'll need to FEEL like your arms remain straight and the wrists remain firm from horizontal (9:00) to horizontal (3:00)...
The "9 to 3 Drill" is especially helpful for those people who overswing and/or for those where the trail elbow bends more than 90° during the backswing.
A person CAN build a GREAT swing by simply ingraining great fundamentals and hitting NOTHING but 9 to 3 shots for an extended period of time. Once you get good from 9 to 3, it's then NO big deal to wind it up a bit more so that you've got a bit more to let go of. Next thing ya' know, ...
The "9 to 3 Drill" is especially helpful for those people who overswing and/or for those where the trail elbow bends more than 90° during the backswing.
A person CAN build a GREAT swing by simply ingraining great fundamentals and hitting NOTHING but 9 to 3 shots for an extended period of time. Once you get good from 9 to 3, it's then NO big deal to wind it up a bit more so that you've got a bit more to let go of. Next thing ya' know, ...
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Scheffler & Berger / Trap Squeeze Fade Driver / The "FAIRWAY FINDER"
Просмотров 5 тыс.Год назад
EVERY SERIOUS golfer needs this shot !!! For those situations when you absolutely need to hit your ball into the fairway, it can be extremely valuable to have a plan for success. You'll need a “Go-To” shot off the tee. You need something you can turn to when your swing isn’t feeling great, or the pressure ticks up a notch, but you know will go in the fairway anyway. Here’s a few ideas you can t...
Kevin Kisner / Putting Drills and Putting Thoughts / *Read Description for More Thoughts ⬇️ ⬇️
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.Год назад
A.) Extremely Stable Stance - Kisner’s feet are about shoulder-width apart, and his stance features a good amount of knee flex. It’s intentional: Kisner is trying to brace himself into the ground to give him the most stable base possible and minimize pressure (or weight) shift. It’s an important factor that is often overlooked by pros and amateurs alike. If you were to put someone on a really d...
Xander Schauffele / Putting Grip and Stroke (Slow-Motion Close Up) 4K
Просмотров 15 тыс.Год назад
He uses a grip that favors the right hand. When I putted left hand low this is what I used. The stroke is pushed with the right hand. The left is simply locking it so it doesn’t break down. Instead of how most do which is to pull through with the left. He interlocks his right index finger with left pinky then puts right middle finger underneath sitting on the back of his left hand. His trail ha...
Jordan Spieth / Pre-Round Putting Drills (2016) *When He Had the Magic
Просмотров 11 тыс.Год назад
If you are looking for a textbook illustration for how to stand to a golf ball with a putter in your hand, Jordan Spieth is your man. This is the cornerstone of Jordan Spieth's incredible putting technique. He is perfectly square with his feet alignment matching his clubface. The ball is a fraction ahead of centre in his stance and this helps him strike the ball slightly on the upswing, to get ...
Tony Finau Pre Round Putting Drills, But with a Conventional Grip!
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.Год назад
When Finau switched to the new putter at The Open Championship, he also opted to switch back to using a conventional grip as opposed to left-hand low. He’d putted conventional at various points throughout his career, but with the new putter in the bag, he was able to make a setup tweak that changed everything. Before switching to the Anser 2D, Finau tended to use an excessive amount of forward ...
Tony Lema Golf Swing / What We Can Learn? / Please Read "My Take" Below ⬇️ ⬇️
Просмотров 3,9 тыс.Год назад
The 1960s were filled with some great players like Nicklaus, Player, Palmer and also Tony Lema. It was the era of the beginnings of the modern golf swing where the players used their body more than their arms and hands as they did in the past. Lema won the 1964 British Open only after he overcame his temper and anger issues. From what I have heard, Lema never wanted to be a millionaire, but he ...
Jon Rahm #1 Driver in the World (Golf Swing) Extreme Slow-Motion
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.Год назад
His swing is short largely because of Rahm being born with a club right foot, as he revealed in a recent interview. This limits his range of motion, which is why his swing is naturally MUCH shorter than most. Instead of trying to lengthen his swing arc, Rahm worked on perfecting his homegrown swing, tailoring his move to his unique body. Lesson: Don’t chase an ideal of what YOUR swing should lo...
Jon Rahm - Flop Shot GREAT Angle Showing Early Release (Extreme Slow-Mo)
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.Год назад
Extreme slow motion footage showing the early release of the hands and wrists needed to pull this shot off.
Tony Finau / 6-Iron Slow Motion Tall Man's Ideal Golf Swing /Read Tips Below ⬇️ ⬇️
Просмотров 10 тыс.Год назад
- Tony is a fast-twitch athlete with very little body fat and a wiry frame. Obviously, we’re not all built like him or can move like he can, but there are some excellent things to learn from his action that you can use to elevate your long game. - Here are a couple of ways you can copy Tony’s powerful swing. - Straighten your leg for more turn / Tony’s right leg has extended and straightened on...
Xander Schauffele / Slow Motion Great Angles! 👍👍 Read Tips Below ⬇️ ⬇️
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.Год назад
Xander Schauffele has worked with one swing coach his whole life - his father, Stefan - who is largely responsible for helping him develop one of the purest swings in the game. Here’s a breakdown of Xander’s incredible swing: - He generates his power through the width of his swing arc. Because of this width, he allows more time for the clubhead to gather speed before connecting with the ball. -...
Stan Utley / Chipping & Pitching Motion Slow-Mo / Watch & Learn / Read Below ⬇️ ⬇️
Просмотров 14 тыс.Год назад
- A 30- or 40-yard pitch shot occupies an awkward middle ground for a lot of players, literally and figuratively. You have a variety of choices in terms of trajectory, and this can be confusing. You're hitting the ball in the air more than you would for a chip, but you don't use a full swing. That can produce mismatched swing mechanics. - Many players intuitively understand that they need less ...
Bobby Locke / PUTTING Vintage Footage 1930's and 1940's
Просмотров 3,8 тыс.Год назад
Unfortunately this is not a particularly good quality video, but it's the only remaining footage of his younger days on the putting green... Before the start of the last day of the South African Open, Dick Mayer approached Bobby Locke and asked him, "Bobby, how do you roll the ball that way"? (He was hooking every putt toward the hole). He then started holing every putt. After which, he said as...
The Magic of Seve Ballesteros / A Wonderful Flashback! (1984)
Просмотров 6 тыс.Год назад
A truly magical Par Save!
Try Tiger Woods 4-Iron Chipping Technique / It Could Be a Game Changer!?
Просмотров 28 тыс.Год назад
Tiger Woods short game improved tremendously when he added more clubs to his chipping options. He's had particular success with a 4-iron on those long chips where you just want to land the ball on the green or in this case the extremely fast fairways at St. Andrews and let it roll out. He used that shot a few times in the British Open at Hoylake (2006) to get the ball on the ground quickly on t...
Billy Casper / $500 Eagle Putt / Jumping For Joy! (1960)
Просмотров 2 тыс.Год назад
Billy Casper / $500 Eagle Putt / Jumping For Joy! (1960)
Arnold Palmer / $500 Eagle Putt / Jumping For Joy! (1957)
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.Год назад
Arnold Palmer / $500 Eagle Putt / Jumping For Joy! (1957)
Bobby Locke / Putting Lesson From the Best of All Time! / READ ⬇️ ⬇️
Просмотров 38 тыс.Год назад
Bobby Locke / Putting Lesson From the Best of All Time! / READ ⬇️ ⬇️
George Fazio / His Famous Slow Motion Drill (1959)
Просмотров 7 тыс.Год назад
George Fazio / His Famous Slow Motion Drill (1959)
Arnold Palmer / 300-Yard Drive with Slow Motion Enhanced Video! (1957)
Просмотров 26 тыс.Год назад
Arnold Palmer / 300-Yard Drive with Slow Motion Enhanced Video! (1957)
Will Zalatoris / SLOW-MOTION Golf Swing Drill (Ben Hogan Inspired) 👍👍
Просмотров 3 тыс.Год назад
Will Zalatoris / SLOW-MOTION Golf Swing Drill (Ben Hogan Inspired) 👍👍
Gene Littler / Beautiful Pitch Shot and Putt w/ Slow Motion (1962)
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.Год назад
Gene Littler / Beautiful Pitch Shot and Putt w/ Slow Motion (1962)
Lee Trevino / Full Putting Routine 1977 Open Championship at Turnberry
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Lee Trevino / Full Putting Routine 1977 Open Championship at Turnberry
Rory McIlroy's Favorite Driver Swing Key w/ Slo-Mo and Extreme Slo-Mo
Просмотров 6 тыс.Год назад
Rory McIlroy's Favorite Driver Swing Key w/ Slo-Mo and Extreme Slo-Mo
What's Wrong With Rickie Fowler's Putting? - Expert Analysis! (4K)
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.Год назад
What's Wrong With Rickie Fowler's Putting? - Expert Analysis! (4K)
Fred Couples / Driver Lesson: How to "Swing" the Driver for Power Read *Comments Below ⬇️ ⬇️
Просмотров 70 тыс.Год назад
Fred Couples / Driver Lesson: How to "Swing" the Driver for Power Read *Comments Below ⬇️ ⬇️
Sahith Theegala / Golf Swing Expert Analysis "The Brandel Breakdown"
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Sahith Theegala / Golf Swing Expert Analysis "The Brandel Breakdown"
Sahith Theegala / Pre-Round Putting Practice / No Mirrors! No Nothin!
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.Год назад
Sahith Theegala / Pre-Round Putting Practice / No Mirrors! No Nothin!
Cameron Young / Pre-Round Putting Drills / Practice (4K) *Read Description Below ⬇️
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.Год назад
Cameron Young / Pre-Round Putting Drills / Practice (4K) *Read Description Below ⬇️
Rory McIlroy / Pre-Round Short Game Practice + Cameron Smith
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.Год назад
Rory McIlroy / Pre-Round Short Game Practice Cameron Smith
You? Can either do what Jimmy Ballard says or you can put vodka in your water bottle like. Like rocco does
Absolute winner, but I absolutely dislike the swing with the flying elbow.
Yes, some can get away with it and some can't...
The prettiest swing in golf...
Agreed. There are several others I like, but none as aesthetically pleasing as Fred's.
This is nonsense. Everything JB says Hogan Nicklaus and others did - they did not do. The did not have have a big movement behind the ball. Today’s tech proves everything this guy teaches isn’t right. He’s a preacher and marketer.
John, thanks very much for sharing your thoughts.
I use this grip. Been out of golf for a few years and came to using this and now found it is actually a putting grip
Don, that grip was popular the European Tour for a time. Here's hoping it works well for you... Cheers!🙂
Why so little comments on an amazing video like this??????????
Abe, it may be because 98.5% of people who play golf can't do it consistently? Would you guess they don't understand the significance?
I’m 6’4. I think I am standing way to far away from the ball. His hands shoulders and balls of his feet form a line
What are your current club specs? What is your wingspan? Is your posture similar to Tony's or are you more upright? Tony is also 6'4" - his 6-iron is 38" (.5" over) and 4°Up - Here is his club specs: www.thatgolfproject.com/players/witb/tony-finau-6674 Good luck!🙂
Ultimate swing goal.
It's always good to set goals! Good luck...
Bobby Jones putted breaking his wrists. No one does that these days
But they are.
Look at his hat… 😳
Stable… centered head throughout the swing till impact. Yeah almost looks like it's image imposed on the center of the screen!
very effortless. love it
Kinda puts you to sleep, doesn't it?
I would always look to see if bubba was on the leader board before turning on a golf game !
Bubba was always fun/entertaining to watch play golf!
I don't understand the pre-occupation with pace of play these days. Pros take extra time to line up their putts because it's the difference between making the cut, keeping their tour card (i.e., their job), and potentially cashing in a serious pay day for their families. They have extra time to do so because they're not spending 15 minutes a round searching for their balls in the woods like the typical 20+ handicap, and they're taking 30+ fewer strokes over the course of the round. If they get behind the pace of play, they get a warning. If they don't speed up, they get a penalty. Let's move on from the pace of play obsession.
Look at that chicken wing.
Yeah, right!
Boom boom
Watson is a good guy. It is all about spine angle. Easy to say, but hard to do.
Golf is HARD! - It's all about determination and the will to succeed...
Has anybody ever watched Freddy’s swing upside down? It’s amazing how hard he swings.
I just gave it a try and sprained my neck! - Thanks very little!🤣
@@RollYourRock haha should’ve just turned the device upside down. Your welcome
@@wolf2235brett I was initially thinking of that, but my device is a 27 inch iMac. - Bulky w/ sharp edges! Ouch!
not only does he hold the club loosely, but every muscle in his upper-body is incredibly loose. look at his arm position at the top of his backswing, you can't get there if you have tension in your body
Yes, Sir!
I came to get a video equivalent of my 60 yarder in the hole but Tiger missed 😂😂😂
Yup, Tiger pushed just a bit... 🤣
@@RollYourRock I made it but even i know there’s a great deal of luck all we can do is hit a good line and general flag distance inside 4-5 feet so it doesn’t pop out
@@JoshHarper-rh9to 👍🙂
Learning the full swing in the backyard driving range I discovered the joys of the punch shot. I don’t see why it wouldn’t be my primary shot going forward. Love the description.
Thank you!🙂 Self-discovery is a wonderful thing… the punch/knockdown shot is a fantastic technique for controlling low point and trajectory. Cheers!🙂
Can a grip get any stronger lol what a great swing
‘If you think…you’re dead…’ Pete Mitchell…topgun…
While Stockton did what he did successfully, very few touring pros have followed suit. What is coming out now though is some putters curve the ball into the hole in order to increase their margin for error. They can thus double it. Nicklaus just admitted he did that in a recent RUclips video.. That is what it looks like Stockton is doing. A strong component of that is low to lift in order to "cut" the ball on a tilted plane after hooding. When you then aim left knowing the ball will always cut, you have doubled your margin for error. Most touring pros today who do that so it with a hook. Nicklaus sliced it in and even showed how he did it. Said Jack, "why be so stupid as to aim for the center of the hole". Adds 2.25 inches for error said Jack. And it does ! Jack said he spun the club open.
The Golden Bear! Just want you to know the good news of the Gospel. The bad news is that you and I (everyone) are sinners. And since God is Holy He doesn’t put up with sin. So sin leads to hell. The good news is God sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to die for our sins on the cross. This means Jesus paid the debt we owed but couldn’t pay. So if one repents and places faith (trust) in Jesus Christ they can be assured of heaven. I love you and so does God.
Thanks, Hagan! 🙂
Not big on acknowledging applause, Bobby. Marvellous, clear footage from so long ago. Eye opening how dreadfully slow the greens were in those days. Nowadays the fairways at Augusta are faster.
And smoother, too! - Cheers!🙂
I think greens today are way too fast. I think greens need to have some grain in them. Make the players hit the ball.
His putting technique looks very odd to modern eyes. And the state of the "greens”!
Different times and conditions, for sure!
He coined the phrase " drivers for show" " putting for dough"
Guy looks like Jackie Gleason. Gary Player claims Locke was the best putter ever. Didn't know Gary Player has never heard of Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods.
Thank you for your perspective. Cheers!🙂
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Good selection!🙂
I hope he comes back to form. He's great to watch.
Me too! - His shot making skills are unparalleled, especially considering modern golf balls don't spin nearly as much.
My thoughts: Narrow, closed stance. Long wristy backswing looks very relaxed but he tensed up on downswing. Like Casper he didn't follow through; he makes an effort to stop the clubhead an inch or so past the point of impact. Doesn't hold body still -- rotates shoulders and hips left during downswing so it looks like he should have pulled every putt. Strikes short putts very firmly.
Good/accurate observations. Well said!👍
Hahahaha, the guys who are hacks know how to fix it, hahahaha. America is funny
Ghetto bootie
I am convinced you can't learn the golf swing from words . You are better off watching great swings on mute.
That's pretty much how I learned to play golf. When I was a kid, I watched the best players at my fathers club and tried to mimic their swings looking into the window of the pro shop, which provided a nice mirror. I wished I had access to all the great instructors here on RUclips when I was a 9-year-old back in 1955.
I'm 6'2" with an 80 inch wingspan. Yep, it's been measured several times. I appreciate vids of taller players with long arms and how they swing.
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So positive, decisive through the ball (regardless of method)
The side-on slow-mo is borderline *freakish*. Love how you can see the whole upper-body rotating through the motion to generate power and then the head is just DEAD still. Amazing.
Yeah, this was an amazing piece of footage! It's a shame they don't use these high-speed cameras anymore.
Still a narrow minded lazy dude
Brandel is the biggest idiot in golf
His left foot is pretty open, his swing is effortless, so smooth.. oh now they are talking about ‘flaring’ the lead foot… I’m 38 and in good shape but I’m not very flexible. Just how my body was built. Maybe I should try that
You're certainly not old at 38, but anyone struggling with flexibility issues should consider opening up their lead foot...
In a ideal world you would stay down through the ball so you don't peek up and leave the blade open, the blade needs to close through the ball; looking up through anxiety results in the baby weak putts where the blade is open (Rory on 18 2024 US OPEN or Doug Sanders in the Open here: ruclips.net/video/rmts92cXMD4/видео.htmlsi=hLrx9tbSYZXlyGQc ), but you don't want it to interrupt your stroke as Fax was saying. Tiger Woods did this well as did Nick Faldo - just to name a few great Majors Champions. And: 1. 4 time Open Champion, 15 time PGA Tour winner, 90+ Professional Wins and one of the greatest ever putters, Bobby Locke, always stayed down; he says when I look up I miss so he used to "hit and listen" "why would I want to look up and see a missed putt"; tough to argue with. 2. In one of his US Open victories Gary Player (South African like Bobby Locke) dedicated himself to not watching any short putts (stay down), and he won and missed nothing short that week. 3. Payne Stewart's wife commented that he was looking up too early in the 3d round of his US Open (she watched on T.V.). This was something he would work on and a something his late Father told his wife to watch and take care of after he passed. I watched his victory last night again - via the "One Moment in Time" 1999 US Open video) recent take on victory and you can clearly see him: a) in a super calm zen like state; something to behold b) his head down well through the ball c) putting superbly to win his third major. See it here (includes his wife's comments about the head) ruclips.net/video/VMCZyTw8-ao/видео.htmlsi=vcNtPMtY_DDGxHiG I call it an anchor. You don't have to specifically think about your head to keep it from rising, you could "hit and listen" as Locke said, you could see what is under the ball as Faldo did or think about the path as you putt (I do this)
The only thing that stunned Brandel, was the title of this video...
Haters love to hate, I guess... ??? golf.com/news/ive-never-seen-do-that-tiger-woods-trick-stumps/
Why did he not qualify for the US Open with that game?
This video Only shows he has amazing power...
Saw him at the open in kent in about 1987 ish. His swing has not changed. So fluid and smooth.
If i had a facility to practice short game I'd live there
Before taking the plunge, wait for mortgage interest rates to come down...
Beautiful swing but that's not what you need to win tournaments.
IYO, what does it take to win tournaments?
@@RollYourRock Like Tiger Woods once said, professional golf is not about how good the good shots are but how good the bad shots are.
@@barbedfinger Yup, it's a game of misses!
This must have been 10 years ago
Less than five.
My back swing is super similar to his. Can't quite get the down swing right. Maybe one day 😂
Are you slim, 6'4" tall and a 6'8" wingspan?
@@RollYourRock I'm 6'1, slim and pretty long wingspan. Idk how long wingspan is
@@Foli24 Okay... Kuch, has a real good pattern for hitting the ball straight, but not so good for length.