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Great tip, thanks 🙏. I will be conscious of my breathing before swinging the club. To be continued…..

Now this is a hold thing and you have someone talking over the video 💯

90 degrees the course is cheeper I ratther pay more to play in the spring especially in Myrtle beach 💯🤔

Clear your mind of any negative thoughts think of all the good ones you hit visualize the shot then hit the ball. Easy at that 💯🤔

It is both a movement and a series of fundamentals.

Makes no sense to me. You tell us what's wrong, but not a drill to fix it!

Its bloody true , im still like this , last month I played 9 hole with my dad , i was doing so bad , till when we reach the 8th hole i told myself fuck it i aint gonna think about it any and dont care about anything , suddenly it gets better and better , and then when i start thinking about my prep again it goes downhill hill again

“Lightbulb” moment for me! Thx!

Of course it's more complicated than toe-up, toe-up but some people are so dense they don't know where to start. I've always liked Seve Ballesteros' advice to swing the "Y" and if you're loose you don't need toe-up toe-up.

That’s absolutely true! I’m a left handed amateur golfer with bad chunks and thins , my right hand always refuses to make the follow through easier !! Any drills help?

This right here is exactly what I think is wrong with my golf swing. One handed drills? No issue. Putting two hands on a club and putting it together? My body refuses to cooperate. Thank you.

Finally somebody who can explain the proper way to engage the hips. It's been my nemesis for years! Thank you!!!

Love seeing these Marc Solomon drills...Keep on making it "simple"!

This is was a revelation, could not figure out why I couldn’t get past a short follow through until I isolated it right then left. Figured out that poor mobility in my left shoulder was preventing my left arm moving as it should, never noticed it before because it’s not painful, just restricted movement due to an old injury. Something to work on. Thanks

Im a 10 handicap on the range and a 30+ on the course 😅😅

I play golf with my father and a friend of his, and the two of them are both in their late 70's. After playing with them several times, it suddenly occurred to me that this friend of my dad's hit the ball as though he didn't care where it went. His swing was loose, easy and smooth and he didn't look like he was working very hard at all, in fact he didn't even look interested lol. This was the moment that I realized I was WAY too tense and I needed to make a drastic change in my thinking and my swing. It is remarkably difficult to convince yourself to stop trying so hard because it's such a 'reflex'. But I swear to you, the slower I swing and the looser I am with my body, the better I play.

Great video. Thanks.

what you are demonstrating is not a real follow through. A real followthrough winds up with all the weight on the left foot

Honestly... this video should be the first thing every golfer watches, and should be watched regularly for the rest of their playing days. I struggle with this so much because I expect so much of myself... but as soon as I get tense, my entire game falls apart.

Fantastic!

Thank u for that awesome simplified tip

I like this but why no shoes

Well done sir. Nice graphics. Relate to other sports. Speaking to the mass of average players. Love the bare feet.

Just what I needed to hear. Thanks.

Thanks. Simple. I needed that.

This drill seems to be pulling the head off center.

the best players actually need anxiety to play play they channel that energy to get into the zone

Bro got hops!

im a barefooter too. love it.

A little more about what you SHOULD do !

Gripping too tight causes the ball to curve extremely. Especially with driver. You squeeze real tight you might not even feel the ball on the clubface. Swing with a lighter grip you’ll feel the ball bounce off the face and you’ll feel if the clubface closes or opens through impact. Weird how much straighter you’ll hit it once you allow the club to do what it does

It would be great to know how to train the non dominant side.

Now I know why I play much better at the driving range..... no anxiety 🥵

This video sucked

This also explains why you say when you are relaxed, you play better

Awesome, simple instruction, finally !!🍺☘️

2:25!! LOL!!!

Hi, this is Nami from China, we have been planning a golf group trip, do u have any recommendations and hopefully price included

What course is that?

I like this, the lead side of my back & hips hates golf. Me personally it’s all I want to do. Just by squeezing my inner thigh muscles, I can feel the gap in my lower body weakness likely leaving my back and hips vulnerable to damage

You are soooo right, my stupid self just synced up my body and arms !!! I love your simple way of showing us! I watched tooo many videos and was so screwed up! Spot on

At last someone who truly understands how the golf swing works. We are fed so much rubbish by Professionals on RUclips about driving/clearing the hips etc. I have suffered from this problem for years and recently learnt to keep my lower body passive contary to what is regurgitated over and over on YoyTube. Thanks Wally for confirming my thoughts and talking common sense about this fundamental swing technique.

simple enuff, makes a lot of sense.

I’ll save you 8 minutes. Relax and don’t grip the club too tight.

honestly I hadn't given much thought to my breathing, even at the range, thanks for the tip my dude. Great video.

😆 what about the wrists?

Bullshit

Thank you for making this tip available. Twice over the last 2 years I have lost my swing, (IE 4 or 5 lousy rounds). Like before, I searched google for help and again, ended up on this site. I reapplied these swing thoughts and presto, I'm back in business. Thanks.

Completely agree! It has taken me years to solve the swing. I would say even more specific than "body" would be #1 wrist leverage. Then after the wrists make sense then elbows then shoulders/torso/hips/legs/feet. 70% of the speed and direction is wrists but very few videos anywhere with real details.

Hmmm. My swing thought is 'swing with the left arm' but I still have problems following through. Never in a practice swing of course, which I could not possibly stop, but put a ball there and the club stops before it reaches parallel.