You'll Never Improve Your Golf Swing Until You Know THESE 2 THINGS!

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  @stephenmann8972 · 9 months ago

  Game changer and until this light bulb moment I've never understand "don't pull with the hands" Fabulous video Steve - last year went from 18.6 to 10.8 and won four major board competitions, but now stuck for distance and clean contact

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  @rodneybaker1628 · 1 year ago

  You have inspired me to really work on the pivot and release.  I hope to improve.

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  @TommyLooseChips · 11 months ago (edited)

  WOW. I've been playing for 3 years and I've had multiple lessons with multiple coaches. What you're describing here just finally clicked and sending the club handle backwards timed with the pivot has just in the garden made me feel what a proper golf swing feels like. I've done elements of that move many times but to do that so simply felt so natural and like the biggest relief. I didn't even need to hit a ball to realise that is the feeling I've been looking for for years. THANK YOU. WOW again.

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  @ponbox1 · 1 year ago

  Steve you're so awesome. You have a similar weight shift drill with an alignment stick that is pure magic. The whole release thing still escapes me.

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  @kevinhartman7465 · 6 months ago

  I am always amazed how far the ball goes when I do this right. High too. Faster you pivot and throw, farther it goes. <br><br>Really does feel effortless.

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  @landlordx3 · 1 year ago

  been struggling lately and shooting in the low 90s, but after a couple vids from Steve and some range time, I went out and fired an 80s round!<br>Great stuff

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  @michaelmiranda2940 · 1 year ago

  Steve i played today. Been watching your way of pivot release. I saw shot I&apos;ve never hit. My club face was so square i looked behind the tee and the ball is on a string. Thanks

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  @VimMitt · 1 year ago

  It took me so long to understand your concept after watching your videos several times. Now I know what is your magic move. It is three things . First is &nbsp;learn to flap the wrists at right time. Second is maintain figure 7 . Third is pivot or rotate your chest and hips to pin your left arm on chest longer then only flip the wrists through the ball. Thanks a million!

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  @nowayjoze713 · 10 months ago

  Interesting, I think this has been a Eureka type video for me. I have an issue of early extension / standing up at impact and have gotten comments that I don&apos;t finish my swing or stop right at the ball. I used to not over rotate because of the whole &quot;getting stuck&quot; but I may need to re-visit working on finishing my pivot more.<br><br>Is this the reason why when I first started playing, I would open my stance and make good contact albeit out to in with a bit of slice / fade because my body was already &quot;pivot&quot; with an open stance? Now that I have a in to out path, I need to go back and work on my pivot to make sure I swing the handle pass the ball. Can&apos;t wait to try this at the range!<br><br>I do remember one of my longest drives was when I was frustrated and I told myself I&apos;m going to spin like crazy and felt I was facing the target at impact and my hands were way behind but hit a beautiful draw and super long. As long as your arms are at the slot, I&apos;ll over exaggerate the pivot and see what happens. :)

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  @billyfromla1117 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Do the same video with the driver, see A’s comment below, how to fix it.

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  @einstu · 11 months ago (edited)

  Are you pushing off with the feet to get power into the. Pivot?

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  @midwest839 · 1 year ago

  Steve could you comment on driver swing path? &nbsp;In to out I assume and how you make that happen please? &nbsp;Is it your pivot or your throw/release??<br>Thank you Sir!