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Thank you soooooo much Stu to bring such clarity through the myst of all these awkward tips, which always seemed to be very "artificial" to me. And this tucked right arm, flex left wrist appeared to me very very confusing and painful for my old joints 🤣. I confess I tend to believe there is a true legitimacy when I watch coachs like Danny. Who, by the way is giving also sometimes some good tips. But since I discovered your videos I enjoy that you always bring problems back to their roots and let each one of us with a better understanding of our own particularities and abilities. (Apologies if my english is not accurate enough to give a perfect appreciation of my thoughts). Great way to coach !!! 🙏😎

Innovative content/delivery with real purpose. Stuart knows his stuff

Would'nt this slowing down to catch up decrease your potential max swing speed though? It would be great if you could still swing through with full force and yet have some way to straighten up before impact? Strong right hand coming through maybe? (Yes, I have commented almost the same thought in another thread) I mean: you should be able to hit it even longer if you could somehow pull all the way through, would'nt you? How do Long drivers do this? Great work with the channel! 🙂

With the driver: Cant you just push more with your right hand when approaching the ball to make the club head speed up and catch up to your hands? Or is that to heavy for the wrists? Lika a top shot in tennis if you know what I mean? Maybe its impossible to time correctly though? Or just use a completely different technique with the driver, like owerswing it a'la Daly to get the club to start fast as hell and then have time to catch up 🙂

Your's are probably the best instruction videos I have seen up to date. I'm a tinkerer (en masse !) and watch ALL youtube coaches. You are advancing very fast toward the top spot I must say... Scratch... here i Come... 🙂 Just keep up the good work and you will soon pass 100.000 subscribers I believe.. Very educational.

OK im a self taught 5 hcp and think im similar to your set up ideas ie i have the ball forward But b4 starting golf @ 50 1i was reasonably good at other sports 2 i have worked hard on golf related coordination skill drills hardly anybody does this But every good golfer that ever lived can bounce a ball on a wedge! took me 6 weeks But most golfers especially over 14 hcp dont have the sporting ability or confidence to get to their lead side which is essential with a forward ball position Teaching my new GF yes with a forward ball position But she is a Salsa Dance teacher and ex county squash player!

Self taught 5 hcp,never taught golf but having to teach enthusiastic new GF! not watched set up vid but my take, 99% of Tour Pros set up with their left/lead eye at least looking at the back of the ball or way further back like Jack N but most golfers look at the ball with their right/trail eye,this makes a massive difference to set up Unfortunately the reason for this is that most people are right eye dominant! i hid this discussion a few years ago with my local assist +3 hcp Trey who didnt get it til he realised he was left eye dominant and now hes a star on Sky Sports Golf!

Interesting, but it feels pretty unnatural (only tried gripping and doing setup). Do I have to think about it throughout the swing or will the rest follow if I set it correctly from start? Anyone who have tried can answer 🙂 Thanks

just another way to swing.

Please address the mechanics of the "one piece" takeaway, which most tour pros implement. Seems counter to this technique.

Hi Stuart, have watched & followed your videos for a few months now. Really liking and appreciate your content and instruction. The broom as an aid and visual is great - I tend to respond well to visuals. Would the broom be similar to a hammer held in the golf grip with the head rotated 90 degs to form a T-shape? Had used this imagery for a while to great success but over time from a nice draw I started having trouble squaring the face and got push slices. Would it make sense if this broom method requires more left arm supination (from delivery through impact) if someone is previously been using more wrists to get through the ball? I am right handed, play right handed but seem to swing better with left arm/hand feels.

link to the video ? i cant find it

Have you seen the Malaska move? Is it the same as your move?

Hey Stu. Love the broom work. I stared using one back in the 70's early 80's and boy did it straighten me out and give me more distance. Keep up the good work.

Outstanding instruction!

Get to the point

Brilliant! Cheers from the Mississippi Delta

Don’t forget Kevin Na!

I didn't think I had a problem with my grip and I certainly didn't believe that a cupped lead wrist was a "correct" grip. I WAS SO WRONG!! I've been playing for a long time and have had many lessons over the years but nothing has made such a positive impact on my golf swing as Stuart's approach to the grip.

Hi stu , early spring i started concentrating my swing on the action of just lifting my lead hand and then pulling it back down without any cupping or bowing in the wrists , i still allow the club to transition but concentrate on what feels like following the same path down as up , the takeaway for this action feels very much like the club is outside the line and it took me sometime to realise that because im turning the takeaway does in fact remain inside , i still feel like the face is open and make no effort to close it through impact it just closes on its own at a very predictable (the bottom)point . The only reason i mention is my takeaway trigger is like a half and half of your up down side to side , literally a down and into at just prior closure . Im hitting like never before both on course at range out of fairway bunkers or rough . What your teaching here if properly grasped is transformative and so bloody easy 👍 Well done stu keep it up .

This is awesome, I’d like to know where the weight should be on the trail foot and lead foot! I’m going to assume trail heel and lead ball! Please correct me if I’m wrong! I’d also like to see this as part 1 video! Maybe a part 2 with your right forearm move and shallow and of course that great move to and through impact ! I’m close but if you’d be kind enough to break it down, that would be appreciated! 35 years of this and that, plus bad coaching advice out there and yours seems legit!

...... makes total sense. Also thanks for the bunker tip on Monday Stu...... I would have never thought of consciously lifting my pelvis on a bunker shot. Was sliding the club underneath the ball perfectly , thanks so much ⛳🍺

Stu, once again, you’re being contrary to what’s being taught by the vast majority of coaches. They teach the feeling of dragging the club head across the ground in your backswing by pulling the handle first and fast, NOT, lifting the club heard as the first move. I tried the drag method some years back and it was disastrous, my strike was all over the place, and so was the ball. I went back to lifting the club head as I turned and my striking improved exponentially. We amateurs need to be very careful who and where we get our lessons, tips and tricks from as, unfortunately, many YT coaches, not Stuart, are ruining our game. This is why Stuart said, some time ago, pick one YT coach, turn all others off, and follow him or her for a while to see if you improves, If not, move on to someone else. Or, do as Tiger said, stop watching YT golf and get proper lessons and practice. As always, Stu, thanks for the education. Cheers

Push down with left palm, bend back with right hand? To set hinge.

Very good video Stu

Boxe's Brooms, You've Funking Lost it mate. . I get it Now .The Broom's a Penis and the Box is a Vagina. Sooo Sweep and Push ....etc etc

Can you elaborate on the feet trigger? Wouldn’t making the trail foot lighter mess the timing up of getting weight back and then forward? I question as low point and weight transfer for me is a constant struggle

Just what I needed!

👍What you said about the lifting of the handle effectively helps to load the levers, I’ve spent so much time trying to Perfect the ‘one piece takeaway’ that is essentially driven by the shoulders and this has never given me a loading feel. Going to look for a shoebox now,,,,,,, you need to market a training aid package containing, a broom, club box and a shoebox.😂

Nice Stu, wonderful clarification of your trigger. I find triggers to be so important. For me I am triggering my action just after my eyes come back to the ball in my final measure. As an athlete we want to be alive at the ball, My action has already triggered prior to the club getting behind the ball. In that action it's left then right. If you consider that the action begins prior to the clubhead getting behind the ball then you realize that it's going in on plane and is simply extracted out on plane. Love your teaching just stimulating some thought.

Love the enthusiastic Danny, but can't stand the smug Cowen, Maybe you can do a lesson with him and put him in his place....haha

Hi Stuart, great video as usual. As most amateur golfers know we very rarely strike the ball in the same spot on the club face but I have found with my own swing it can vary each round, so I have taken to warming up in the nets before a round & spraying the club face with foot spray, say 5 - 7- 9 - wedge & 3 wood, Driver Hitting 4 balls with each, it gives me an idea where I am striking that day & adjust my set up accordingly, it has started to pay off for me 🤞🏼 As you know we are never the same each day especially only playing once o twice a week. Keep up the great content

Good video.... i have to say some of the more recent comments dogging you wasnt very fair on these other videos. I think the issue is ppl see what your doing and saying pros dont do this or that. Example on this vid when we see your arms sticking out that far doesnt really happen on your actual swing so maybe to clarify is it more of a feeling? I see pros do certain moves b4 hitting the ball n it looks strange and animated and they sure dont do that exact move on the actual swing because its more of an exaggerated feeling to them. I don't really know for sure but maybe thats why ppl are negatively commenting. I like your style n teaching so keep it up. You do a great job of staying calm n kuddows for that from Texas!

And you can sweep up the practice area after the practice. 😁

Might be the first time I win the sweep 😂😂😂😂

Stuart, good video. This works--am hitting the golf ball straight. Had some difficulty transitioning to the release -- was pulling in to my body too far. Watched you video over many times and saw that you actually keep the handle at the same distance from your body but pull it down and to the left allowing the club head to square. Is this correct? also the broom put too much strain on my wrists, so started to use the orange whip which has a heavy club face and you can pull, stall and swing with it. Worked well, and then put it into practice with the driver and had success. Would appreciate you explaining the difference between angle of attack and loft. Also would appreciate your telling us how to use this technique consistently because I struggle with the timing as to when I should end the pull phase, stall and swing. Any tips on this? thanks again.

OMG - after playing Golf for 14 years I have to say => you are the most amazing Golf Coach I've ever seen - you own the gift to have a high skill and you are able to share and explain it on an understandable way to others - brilliant!

actually an awesome tip. I've been found doing this in the garage

Horrible bs this video. Moving your hand path out with a open club face to then to get manipulate the hands to catch up is non sense. Speed killer. add a bit of early extension which a lot of golfers have and you are shanking the golf ball. worst video i have seen on line by anyone.

This is a silly video. no one teaches the stuff he is doing and he is exaggerating. Moving the arms down is a sergio, justin rose move in relation to what the body does too. Bryson does that too. he has just called 3 major winners garbage lol. Let me se what he is now going to talk about what he calls good stuff

Do you have a video,, drill that focuses on the pull-stall, swing components of the driver swing.?

I don't have a broom, will a vacuum be OK, it's cordless?

Spent the last couple of weeks watching loads of your videos. Your knowledge of the golf swing is amazing and your teaching is far better detailed than any other coach. I tried the strong grip and club release at strike on my game today and feel I'm on the road to much better golf.

Thanks for explaining this DS in detail. When I work on this at contact, I seem to stand up the club. I would be very interested in a part 2 to this video. Keep up these videos as they are very informative, helpful and eye opening.

Clean as a whistle 😂

driving range is about to be a whole new level of awkward ….