How do I Create Speed with the Driver? - Mike Malaska - Malaska Golf 

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I'm six weeks into my unlearning of the old and developing my new swing. It's so good I don't understand how It's been kept a bit of a secret, or even why golf is taught otherwise.

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Thank you for giveaway, I definitely don't need any more golf clubs, hopefully someone who needs them wins!! But Thank you

I don't remember which video it was, but Mike addressed this in a previous video where he had the player do a drill in which he stepped backward (away from the ball) with his right foot on the back swing and stepped backward with his left foot on the downswing. Eventually the player is supposed to develop the same feel swinging without actually moving the feet, which is basically the same thing you are talking about. I'm surprised more teachers don't emphasize this more.

@@alexanderkang7246 No one understands that sheer forces create rotation and downward force creates ... well, nothing, really. I've had many an argument with people who firmly believe the best players are actively pushing forward with the back foot ... and they maintain their belief even after I show them positively that it's an illusion and they're wrong. Some people have had the belief for so long they're unwilling to let go of it.

@@HolyGrailOfGolf I'm not a golf instructor so excuse my struggle to explain this adequately, but. . . Jody Vasquez wrote in his book Afternoons With Mr. Hogan that Ben Hogan's "secret" was "running his right knee at the ball" and I believe this was Hogan's way of saying and doing exactly what you're talking about, believe it or not. The move, I believe, was an angulation of the lower right leg down towards the ball, BUT with a simultaneous ROTATION of the right knee counter-clockwise. Due to the bony anatomy of the leg and hip bones, this rotation of the right leg/knee FORCES the hip to rotate counter-clockwise with the right leg. This forces the hip to open up and ASSISTS the LEFT leg in pushing the left hip BACK, not FORWARD or UP as you say. This is a pure rotational move. One of the evidences of this rotation (and maybe a reason Hogan focused on the right leg) is that if you rotate, the right foot will stay in contact with the ground from toe to heel until well after the hit, as opposed to the right heel well off the ground if you push toward the target. If you look at the impact position from the DTL view of Hogan, David Duval, or my favorite Sam Snead, you can clearly see the left hip has been pushed back severely and opened up a lot! You can FEEL the shear forces you're talking about just by looking at photos of these guys at impact.

@@alexanderkang7246 I'll have to take another look at Hogan's swing. Thanks for the comment.

Milo is a disciple of Mikes, and teaches almost the same thing.

Did you compete on the long drive circuit? That's what 200mph ball speed is.

@@prorobo Maybe BS circuit?

I use 60/4

I use 60/40 for driver and modify the distribution with other clubs depending on the ball position, slope etc