I wish I knew THIS MOVE in the golf swing sooner! 

That's a good analogy. The thing that is the same between both concepts is storing energy and then releasing it. The flick of the wrist to skim a stone is very much like the proper release in the gold swing. It's also similar to cracking a whip.

He did as well 😂

I like that tip. The only issue I can see is when the club starts to get heavy from getting too shallow it's easy to internally rotate the shoulder to "lighten" the club. I know from years of experience doing it

Yes the right shoulder down [and not towards the ball], under and thru quickly with the right elbow almost stuck to the right side on the way down. Just a micro second before you go straight down to the right with the shoulder, the lower body is slightly shifting to the left for a right hander and the hips are already turning as the right shoulder goes down and thru quickly trying to keep the left arm straight as possible back and thru.

@@industrialpalletworx3548 I can see that. I would grip it down next to the shaft. The weight of the club actually kept me from manipulating it, or trying to put it in a “position”. Another good feel is to grab your 4 longest irons, and swing them together. I’d do this back n forth, from a full backswing, to a full finish. And repeat that in a continuous motion. Weight shift(well, I like to call it pressure shift), and tempo sorta takes care of itself. I always play my best golf when I allow the momentum of the club to swing itself. It stays on the perfect plane. Strike, and distance almost feels effortless. Or…. Hold a club out in front of you, and swing it on an imaginary table top. Then, just gradually take that feel down towards the ground.

@@1Mannco Nailed it, brother. That’s right!

Ya mean Aiming Fluid

@@airforceretired5094 absolutely

@@airforceretired5094 rangers lead the way

@@mikegaines8195 Good deal

Watching too many instruction videos online can be very confusing. Find one or maybe two people you like and watch mostly their videos, or if you're serious about getting better, find a coach to take lessons. That's truly the only guaranteed method of advancing skill level.

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