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The WORLD'S BEST golf coach TRANSFORMS my game in 15 MINUTES!!LEGENDARY golf coach TRANSFORMS my game in 15 MINUTES!!LEGENDARY Golf Coach DAVID LEADBETTER Transforms MY GOLF SWING!? The BEST GOLF COACH in the world! David Leadbetter as been widely recognised as the best golf coach in the world for a number of years now, from coaching Sir Nick Faldo, Brooks Koepka, Lee Westwood, Lydia Ko, Michelle Wi to many many more he has been teaching the best golfers in the world for a long time... so what can he do with my game?! will he turn me into one of the best golfers in the world? will he get me hitting the longest drives i've ever hit? the straightest iron shots ever? the best golf shots ever? let's find out... and let's do it now!
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@JamesRobinsonGolf Год назад

Just a quick note guys that I found this lesson so helpful and I hope you enjoy and appreciate it too. The way both David and Pete last year can help people’s game in a short period of time is immense. I’ve used a similar title here as I feel David deserves such an accolade as does Pete Cowan… if you feel the need to comment anything negative. Just leave now and get on with your day. I hope anyone who watches this finds it as helpful as I did! Enjoy!

@stephendibari5010 Год назад

I recently saw David L showing this lesson to one of the GOOD GOOD boys at the launch event at Top Golf for Paradym. Amazing swing aid. Funny last fall I was at the golf range with my fiancé, She videotaped me swinging driver and I flared my hands so drastically to the inside and this is exactly what I need that first 12 to 18 inches on the backswing is golden to keep your hands in the proper position!! I need go get one of these when they get released! Thanks James !

@stevenhocking7731 Год назад

A lesson is only as good as the practice we do after it James. 😉

@systemoptimizer3542 Год назад

Good video with good insight from David Leadbetter. He's taught that same move from back in the time of the Golf Swing book he talked about, and it still proves valid today. I think in some ways it serves the same purpose and promotes the same position as Pete Cowen's equal and opposite/opposing forces/squeeze the towel did. Both seem to promote retaining a structure in the wrist and arms in the early backswing. Like you and a lot of people I have that same tendency to have the clubhead swing in and below/behind the hands early in the swing with the clubface opening, and the elbows having the distance between them increase, so it's a good drill for you, me, and many others. It's tough to get it to carry over from practice swings to ball striking swings, but it's worth sticking with...

@Les-vp8si Год назад

@@mattbecham597 at least 40 lb

@tonycannavan Год назад

How much do you pay for a lesson with him then?

@davidknight6250 Год назад

I love the way David Leadbetter makes things so clear and easy to understand. So many aspects of the golf swing are complex, yet within a few minutes he’d given you a simple thought that was easy to relate and put into practice

@jeffhenderson3318 Год назад

I went to see David in the early 80’s when he was charging the outrageous rate of $60 an hour at Greenleafe in Haines City, FL. (Lee Janzen was going as well when we were in high school) I was helping out a friend with his golf swing and putting a few months ago. On the drive home I thought about some of the drills and reminders and it dawned on me, “I’ve been working on this since high school!” Thanks David. Thanks Tommy Bean.

@DogsHealthShop Год назад

Living the dream James and fair play to you. All the years of hard graft and toil paying off 👏👏👏

@chrisbaker1967 Год назад

Amazing the knowledge these guys have of how even something basic can have such a big impact. And fair play to James to come out swinging well after starting with a shank and being fat shamed, that was a tough start!

@jimg.8020 Год назад

David is an amazing guy. In the industry forever, but his techniques continue to evolve. Watched him give BubbieGolf a quick five minute lesson and used the same technique to stop his coming over the top. Good work James! Thanks David! I learned a lot about my swing from this

@nycabilifeisgreat9768 Год назад

James my man…….I have 2 say…..I’m relatively new to your channel and my game has benefited from many of your videos over the last few months. However, I have to say…..This video featuring you and David Ledbetter,was one of the most enjoyable and educational I have experience to this point! thanks !

@davet5780 Год назад

Great vid. It's amazing how the best coaches keep everything so simple. Looking forward to seeing how you progress.

@LifeCodeGame Год назад

Amazing transformation in just 15 minutes! This is proof that hard work and dedication can pay off.

@mikelancashire1433 Год назад

It is amazing to see experts in their sporting field, almost instantly assess a problem, then the best of them provide a simple fix. Thanks for the insight James

@ebies69 Год назад

I own both David Leadbetter Fault & Fixes and the A-Swing books. This man knows what he is on about. I also loved the Peter Cowan video you made. I would honestly give my left testicle to have a lesson with these two legends. You are tremendously privileged James. Another great and informative video

@marcosmata4625 Год назад

I remember reading David’s articles in golf magazines and being so inspired by him he’s a genius i love this guy

@pontuskohler3551 Год назад

Its really fascinating how important the first part of the takeaway is. This was very helpful for me because i have the similar issue with the roll just to set my right wrist as early as possible. Thanx a million!!!

@cartersmithgolf Год назад

Such a cool experience, David is one of the true innovators with as much passion for the golf swing and coaching development as when he first arrived on the scene back in the early 90s. Simple and effective advice. 👍👍

@Mowser63 Год назад

He was the guy behind Faldo of course… started working with him back in 1985

@bluetoughguy Год назад

this is definitely something I am working on daily right now! My takeaway was straight back with my club face staying closed, then when I was coming back through, I would close it a bit more causing pull hooks. My swing thought now is pretty similar to what David was showing. More straight back (not as much across my body) and making sure to get my club face open in the first few feet.

@simonthorn8457 Год назад

Very interesting. I had my first lesson from David Leadbetter at Warren Hills golf club in Salisbury (Harare) Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) about 47 years ago. Still have the same grip he suggested. Will try this suggestion and see if it improves my accuracy! Thanks

@damianbaugh5530 Год назад

Amazing video James, I had a lesson with PGA pro hear in Perth WA last week (Gavin Reed) and he started with my take away and it immediately improved my game helping me shoot a nett 74 in our monthly medal this weekend. Thanks for the great content with a true legend, and thanks to Gavin for my lesson.

@VegBazzoBoys Год назад

Great content James. I love hearing from the legend coaches.

@maximefougere4831 Год назад

Very good video James. I fully agree with Mr. Leadbetter that a good take away is the key. I struggle with it too myself.

@stevetierney2630 Год назад

What a brilliant video James. The left arm to the chest conceptualisation, is a groundbreaking idea for me. Thank you so much for sharing this experience.

@JamesRobinsonGolf Год назад

Thanks for your time Steve

@ScratchArkkitehti Год назад

Legends. So happy to see this!

@charliearnold4706 Год назад

I love the way he mentioned, do you practice much. Whilst watching your swing. A brilliant coach. Mr Leadbetter has such a great approach, making you feeling at ease. I would have been very nervous.

@TheGolfingCrowe Год назад

this is very intriguing, I've been using a slow takeaway in the first quarter to half of my backswing to aid a more on line plain. It's such a good tip to use

@tp0376 Год назад

Left arm to the chest has worked well for me, and it’s an easy thought and feel. Didn’t hear it talked about a lot until S &T. Love this lesson!

@kevinchan9152 Год назад

Another amazing training video. Great for feedback when trying to improve. I am still twisting the towel to keep clubface control.

@terrymorris3293 Год назад

Omg I could listen to David all day. Can't wait to try this out

@steveperry1344 Год назад

i've been a david leadbetter fan for years. i have or have had many of his books, tapes and dvds. he was one of the first guys to promote a body driven swing motion and he has such a soothing voice when he teaches and i also liked his logo. he looks good and in good shape, he is a legend.

@gene2024 Год назад

James, my local club pro started my lesson exactly the same way. We worked on ball position, alignment, and 'keeping the triangle' on the takeaway. Move with the core, not with the hands. I could see immediately, that I was taking the club away on a path that looked like a barrel ... hence the problem. My club pro said, 'you get away with that movement in your mid- to short irons, but your inconsistency is magnified in the longer irons and woods.' AHA!!! Amazing lesson that you had. You will see immediate improvement in all of your clubs from that tidbit. All the best!!!

@ronburgundy8174 Год назад

What a cool guy David is! And that part about turning and seeing if the club looks the same at address....genius. NEVER would have thought of that. Now I have to go and check out that Pete Cowan video. We never stop learning in this great game we play :)

@biagiocozza8875 Год назад

Fantastic video James. I do exactly that, this will help me tremendously. Thank you James

@King_Goose1 Год назад

Love this video. I have his book here with me. "The Golf Swing". It's old school, but has basic fundamentals so important to setting up for a good swing!

@Isaiah-gz4gp Год назад

I didn't have a golf instructor growing up, but I did order the A swing videos. He's been teaching that concept for at least 30 years. I think I'll thank David too.

@Simeon-the-Magnificent Год назад

Good humility to just listen and not interrupt like many do. Nice vid

@Sozjot Год назад

I gave this new start position a try at the range today. Worked very well for the 5W, hybrid and shorter irons as I typically hit them a bit thin. Driver not so convinced but I didn’t have David’s calm eye supervising either. Will preserve.

@biggregg5 Год назад

I really enjoyed his friendly, accessible demeanor.

@adrianlovett3483 Год назад

I love the hope comment, every time i tee off for a round I hope …. maybe David’s cheerful explanation will help me make the right 1st move.

@simonellis842 Год назад

Great video and a great lesson tip. WIll be giving that ago for sure thanks

@bootybandy Год назад

The Legend that is David Leadbetter. Great coup James.

@tommiethatcher7265 Год назад

I have always been interested in David Leadbetter because of being a big fan of Sir Nick Faldo, very very jealous James and this is a cracking video

@jayschultz7395 Год назад

Thanks for doing this, I always found David’s “A” method very intriguing.

@chrisowen8959 Год назад

What a great watch there’s so much snobbery in golf but David seems such a fantastic bloke and easy going

@andyf-d4222 Год назад

Genius is an over used word, but Mr Leadbetter is as close as anyone in golf to that plaudit. Looking forward to the first time you beat Chris. Could be a long wait 😄. Great video, James.

@jasonlee3218 Год назад

David always makes the game so simple to understand. A genius of a coach.

@eriktorngren4079 Год назад

Thanks James, this has been my exact problem for years. I work on it and start hitting good shots. Then I forget about it because I think I have ingrained that move, start hitting bad shots a few months later, see myself on video, and become enraged by seeing that clubhead rolling to the inside.🤬 I like the idea of hitting shots from the good position and the thought that “the dog wags the tail”. Not sure if I have been using my core to start the move.

@ianh8396 Год назад

Love these videos With Top coaches James. Cheers mate

@aspencer09 Год назад

Great tips, and lovely video. I’m a 12 handicap, and this is prop something which would help me treat!

@ge1971 Год назад

I've rarely been more jealous - David's a legend, must have been great to spend some time with him and get some tips 👌

@darleenbielefeldt8611 Год назад

That was great! Thanks😊

@jasonmaestre1355 Год назад

Mr. leadbetter has always been top notch , I love the way he simplifies things. I attribute most of my golf swing from watching him work with sir Nick Faldo years ago .

@UCOcello Год назад

Really cool to see teachers that really don't need to, still out every day making golfers better than they were. Or hope to.

@paulcairney1954 Год назад

i enjoyed your lesson with david,very simple but effective

@williamkeating893 Год назад

Awesome content, I can’t wait to try it. Thanks

@wks4511 Год назад

Good video James. Two years ago, while living in FL, I was behind David in the checkout line at the grocery store. I wanted to ask him some questions but chickened out.

@blindsquirrel3123 Год назад

Love this tip. Gonna give it a try today.

@denniskline3225 Год назад

What a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful video. I so much enjoy watching how Mr. Leadbetter spooked to you and how you reacted to his instructions. One of your best videos. Love it.

@robertthomas2131 Год назад

Another great content video!

@16pennynails Год назад

Two great golf coaches, two completely different personalities. Don't forget that equal and opposite opposing grip James! Great stuff, have you ever done any work with Athletic Motion Golf? They're pretty good too.

@David-lp2fv Год назад

I’ve been improving my take away in a similar way. When I put it together it works, but when I hit a bad one I realise I’ve not concentrated enough in doing things right. It’s easy to get complacent over the ball, and the difficult bit is to work hard on every shot. I guess the good players do that really well.

@lexxwhite747 Год назад

Very lucky boy indeed! First Peter Cowan and now David Leadbetter! Very nice mate.

@nkimmanceify Год назад

James needs to spend time on the range. A coach once told me it takes 1000 hits to master a change or you just go back to the old swing.

@jwild5360 Год назад

One big key in this as he mentioned “ some coaches want you steeper some want you flatter some want a bowed wrist some want a cupped wrist etc..” This is your typical club pro RU-vid golf coach. As you notice he basically said he doesn’t give a damn about all that. All he cares about is that 3 foot circle at impact. 99.9 percent of the pga tour coaches don’t care about all these things. They care about 2 foot before and after impact. I’ve worked with some of the best coaches on the pga tour and they all have the same methods. They give zero weight to all the methods you hear from RU-vid and club pros. There’s def levels to the coaching game.

@john1959ism Год назад

Components of the the A Swing. Good stuff!

@dougie6897 Год назад

A fantastic easy to comprehend lesson….get the first 18 inches of the back swing correct and on plane… there’s a very good chance a great swing will follow.

@jameslovering9158 Год назад

Golf gives hope !

@davidshort-magicinthecab7309 Год назад

Perfect practise'makes'perfect 👍👍⛳️

@k.b.3832 Год назад

Top shelf. Thx

@davidshort-magicinthecab7309 Год назад

Great' video james a disconection great analogy so interesting well done .

@ajbischoff4086 Год назад

Great tip to help us all

@keldreimerhansen229 Год назад

Great video 👏🏻👏🏻

@WineHo888 Год назад

I recently purchased one of these off of His web page and it arrived yesterday. The number one flaw in my swing has always been an inside take away. I haven’t hit balls with it but I can tell you by putting that alignment rod down by my feet and working with it outside for 10 minutes. I can already feel a huge adjustment with my take away. I always would get it going away good for the first 20 swings and then eventually the wrist roll to the inside would start involuntarily. I can tell immediately with or without hitting balls this is going to help tremendously.

@phughes4224 Год назад

Fascinating video. For me, the vital part was relaxing the arms because the tendency is to stiffen up at the start of the take away.

@royclose946 Год назад

Excellent James very interesting but he is right takeaway is over looked 👌

@awesomebillfromdawsonville8715 Год назад

👍 love David great teacher

@MrAnders1000 Год назад

This is so similar to what my pro tells me. All he did was change my take off in a very similar action to what he told you and all of a sudden I had a small draw instead of a fade/slice with my 7 iron🤣 Crazy how small things can be so good. Problem is repeating it all the time.

@alandodd5600 Год назад

Great video guys

@rickj1969 Год назад

first words "you have plenty of mass" lol great x

@barrymurton8988 Год назад

Very interesting James.

@johnd9111 Год назад

20 + yrs ago his DVD lessons (with Nick Price) changed my swing and gave me incredible distance and accuracy drills. He is the Master Coach.

@ndnd1671 Год назад

good stuff! need to try starting from there

@nkimmanceify Год назад

Dave Leadbetter used to pop down to Worthing and coached Howard Clarke and David Frost and used to give us a lift back from the 2nd driving range.

@mandrewcurry9416 Год назад

Interesting. I frequently use what I call the interrupted take away to help with alignment. Seemingly, as long as I keep my left upper arm connected to my chest in the down swing I do alright. But if my arms/hands get even a little quick the dreaded over the top comes out. It looks like you had a little fade working there at the end. Wondering if that's what you were experiencing?

@johno-gb7ci Год назад

Your swing looks so much better doing this.. i think if you stick with this for long enough you will definitely become a more consistent player.. great video

@jamesneave2598 Год назад

Good lesson 👍

@robertakerson7186 Год назад

Mr. Robinson- This was a very good video presentation that gives me hope; if yourself can benefit from simple instructions then maybe even I can too! Unfortunately age, injuries, surgery, PTSD etc. have conspired and now my golf swing (never all that good to start with) has even further degenerated and it now most closely resembles an octopus falling out of a tree. Time to rebuild it from ground zero with a pro's help I think. Please keep up the good work with your fun videos. Bob

@robertakerson7186 Год назад

Mr. Robinson- I note your request to get in contact with you, but I have no social media or cell phone. May I give you my EMail address or send you a letter? Thanks, Bob

@jimmahT Год назад

Nice work James

@timschwob9723 Год назад

So, did you bag the lesson that you got from Pete Cowen??? My miss for decades has been a steep downswing and a shot dead right. Which lesson type would be best for correcting that. H Stenson, Brendon Todd and others have had the same issue. I think J Speith does the same thing. Too steep coming down. Just this last weekend, that Min Wu Lee got steep on that little pitch on # 4 and stuck it in the ground and made triple. Very common problem. I'm just trying to figure out how to consistently stop that shot. Any help would be wonderful.

@gurgie Год назад

Nice work 👍👍🏌‍♂️

@MrThebigplay Год назад

Love his logo with the hat

@ProfessorCobz Год назад

Pete and David had very similar assessments, Peter said you swing the club around your ass where David said your swing was flat lol I would say that David spoke in a manner that someone can relate to easier where Peter is more into the science of the swing. Both are legends in my book with it comes to instruction and what they have done for the game. Great Video

@joemullins4185 Год назад

Afternoon from Bama! I wish I had watched this video prior to my round this a.m. I didn't play too terribly (94) but the only thing I did consistently was hit inconsistently :) sun was shining for the most part and in the mid 40s°F but a bit windy. I with Chris needing a driver lesson. I think I only pulled out the big dawg 3x today, for my only 2 lost balls in the day.

@JamesRobinsonGolf Год назад

Ah there is alway next time Joe! Good evening from Yorkshire!

@joemullins4185 Год назад

@@mattbecham597 You aren't telling me anything new ;)- I'm also in my 40s and just started play a year ago so I know I'm not experienced enough to get mad at anything.

@mountain_del1863 Год назад

@@mattbecham597Blimey, you are pretty rude aren't you?

@gazstaf Год назад

Nothings changed since his 1990s VHS series The dog 🐶 wags the tail Great reminder 👍⛳️

@djelalhassan7631 Год назад

Great

@WIB081 Год назад

Looking good in the Puma gear James

@rusliahmat Год назад

Leadbetter… will make ur swing more better… bravo bro

@jamesmaline5655 Год назад

Love the swing aid, any info about where to get one?

@michaelandrews506 Год назад

Great Content..... can you put a link out when Mr. Leadbetter starts to sell the straightaway?....that may be the training aid of the year!

@johnclark6754 Год назад

Top gent David,& of course James.But i really struggle with these modern ideas of ANGLES etc. Suppose its a fashion thing. Dare say Rythm,Tempo & timing will make a return. Downhill lie,ball below yer feet in to a breeze at for example Western Gailes last thing you think about is plane etc

@golfmad1381 Год назад

Love it James are you actually going to practice this time? 😂 what’s the training aid he got you using?

@martinsparaco4906 Год назад

To make sure you are in the correct 3 foot position couldnt you start at the 3 ft position, when you squared your feet to David, and then square your feet to the parallel target line position?

@nicbrule8566 Год назад

Can you let us know when that training aid is available on the market for sale, and if possible, can you put links to it when it is available? not only of myself but a few of my friends are interested in that training aid as I'm sure many others are, that would be a great help.Thankyou. Keep up the great videos, and thank you for everything you're doing a great job.

@ryanwalters694 Год назад

I was in Orlando last summer. Really wanted to go to the Ledbetter academy and get a lesson. Didn’t have the money to do so. I was really wanting to do it though