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Here, I totally disagree. I really like your stuff but you are wrong here. Since the left arm stays straight arc cannot increase or decrease. What you are demonstrating is a forward weight shift. This moves the same size arc forward rather than making shorter. And we are back to the elusive issue of when to firing the wrists to reach the lowest point, which is to be in front of the ball. The issue then is whether this is accomplished with a down chop or the rolling over of the flexed left wrist. This is the struggle that I have.

Such a good Point. Thx. Question: is it the 100 % same one with the Driver?

This solved my problem!

taking way to long to explain things ..repeating yourself too many times..other than that good info

What should your main thought be starting downswing..weight shift .. covering the ball with upper body... I tend to hit 1/2 inch behind the ball

Thank you so much for this tip. I've never been able to figure out why I can't get rid of my early extension and end up shanking the ball because my hands get away from my body as well. Excited to give this a try!

Excelent teaching

Excellent video--explores an imortant and widely misunderstood and unaddressed part of a fine swing, Subscribed!

I have long respected you as a very good golf teacher. I can't help feeling anxious about any kind of dipping or as you put it "pressure" building in the left leg on the beginning of the downswing. My personal concern with this advice from you as well from others is how to return the clubhead to the correct height at impact, fearing thin and fat shots.

Thank you🙌🙌🙌👌👌👍👍👍👍

Keeping the chin up definitely helps to get the left shoulder under the chin, otherwise your shoulder pushes you back and makes you sway. I don't remember who does it, but there is a pro who tucks his shirt under his left armpit in order to keep it against his torso, similar to what you advocate with a glove or head cover. He is not violating any rules since he's not using a training aid, per se.

This guy has some great content, drills and very well explained. Keep it coming pls!!

Wonderful

Super good example Thanks a lot

You are the man, JKM.

I’m confused. Getting your hands too far in front of you will lose power by not having hands in front of you.

This is wonderful sir, thank you very much for the explanation. One thing I will kindly ask, could you create a supplement or even a short about reading a lie in the bunker? I struggle when playing in tournaments evaluating the lie which can often dictate what kind of shot you play… firms sand, ball sitting down a bit etc. would be massively helpful

Hello Jonathan....great content.......could you please help reconcile the 'some amount of supination and pronation' with a throw release? I thought the throw release is the flipping motion, but closer to waist high to keep the face square after impact, and less rotation. thank you and great job!

Spot on.

I have a problem that I either hook or shank. My issue is both your first and third examples. Heeeeeelp please 😮

OMg!!!! This really helps a lot❤

EXCELLENT as usual 💥🏌🏻

Love the video! Although there are so many pro’s out there that use flexion/extension of the wrist during the release. Those that come to mind are David Duvall, Mike Malaska, and Dan Alton. Are they wrong??

When you do that backswng and downswing what goes on in your hands , ? Do you just hold on to it and let the body control the arms and hands or do. you apply pressure or cock your wrists or apply a force throuhg your arms? Ot just let the body rotation control the arms and hands?

when you start the hips, does that feel like a light squat?

Excellent training video!! Lots of very helpful tips that I'm excited to try! Keep up the great work!!

I did not know that! 10 years of golf. Not that I struggle with alignment, yet very interesting and helpful.

Excellent 👍

With the head stay behind, I tend to hit the ground behind the ball 🤔 😅

this is THE best shaft lean tutorial ive watched on youtube

Hi Jonathan, wondering what type of golf mat do you use to practice with? Is there a type you'd recommend?

Very usefull video. Thanks!

Thanks for vid. Ive been struggling for the past 6 months on release. This got me there in terms of golf head speed with less effort, But, now my ball is now going hard straight Hook to the left. Anything you recommend me to double check on?

This is fantastic. This is something that has plagued me for years. Under the plane, strong in to out pattern producing block, hooks, and fat/thin shots. Jonathon, the one thing that is a challenge for me is going from takeaway to the top of the swing, the hinge per se. Should the hinge be more vertical taking it to the top? Thanks

JKM, U are the best instructor online, in my opinion whereas I stand with my swing. Everytime you take your time to explain the variables and the mechanics, I really appriciate it.

this has been my problem for years ever since I tried to copy sergio's swing or pretend to shallow out the club. I always loop my arms way inside and crashed into my body.

Clear, concise and understandable points and drill - excellent video (imo).... The only question is whether or not my body and its lack-of-flexibility will cooperate!

Sounds like the secret sauce for my short irons Jonathan, gonna try it tomorrow, thanks! 🏌‍♂️

What do you think about the slight rotation of the head and eyes back as a backswing initiator and then having the hands, arms and shoulders move jafterwards?

It looks like when you start the weight shift, you do a little squat move to get that started.Do you feel that. ? Should you feel that?

I need a discussion on how. to complete the backswing after you get past the club shaft covering the bicept. thank you

So for the 1st drill, how do you do this without falling into “reverse pivoting”. I feel like it’s a very fine line.

There are a million golf instructors on UA-cam, but none are as gifted at explaining the process better than Jon. Love the channel!!

What an outstanding video again. Plus this drill is great - I used this last time I fixed this problem (that I have again!).

Great video and great timing, because correct release is exactly my issue at the moment. Your demo of the incorrect release could have been a video of me. I think the thumb exercise could be just what I need to visualise where I need to get to, fingers crossed, not literally. The video definitely gives me a clear image of where I need to get to and that is worth so much. Thank you.

Great teacher, tnx !

As always, focused subject, detailed and easy to understand explanation of moves and why they need to be made.

I would love a 'kinda' counter 😂👌

Best explanation of follow through in an understandable manner. Drill is perfect for me! 😊

Best golf advise channel ! The most underrated ! Thanks JKM you fixing my swing after 6 months of depression of overwhelmed information