Hey everyone, Shawn, Sav, and Mu at your service today, we're going to be showing you how to stop
that Glancy, weak slice with your irons. And we're going to show you how to have fun with
that and carve them around trees. We're going to carve some effortless draws around the tree today.
Stay tuned for the show, man, this is going to be a good one. You don't want to miss it.
So few basics with how to work the ball, the best sport for that is soccer. We're going to be seeing
some heavy-duty soccer at the Olympics in the next week or so. And if I was too, you know,
wrap a soccer ball around that tree and toward that green, I would approach it from
an angle. So it's called angular momentum. I'd be brushing out to the right
and I'd be using the inside of my foot to do that. So the way to do it, the, the
face of the club is simply the inside of your foot. So you turn the inside of your
foot. So you notice how I, I do that. I don't turn the wrist. I turn the club within my hand.
So we're going to turn the club then grip it. So notice I've got my
foot, that's angled to the inside, see how close that is. And then I'm going to
set up in a way that's going to have the momentum of my swing. Go out to the right
you'll know. You'll notice that the golf swing is an arc. So if this is my golf swing,
it's circulating around my shoulder. And you notice how the club bottoms out
underneath the shoulder every time. So if I take both hands together and take my grip, the center
of the swing is right here between my clavicles. So as I'm swinging around that sternal notch,
notice the low point of my swing starts at the middle of my stance. So from there, it's going to
move forward. So five, play the ball a bit back a center, close the face, get behind the ball.
Now I'm actually, angulating my body to kick to the right. So watch this.
So I'm going to line up square with this intermediate point, play the ball back.
Now I'm going to get behind the ball. See how cool that is.
So notice now my clubface doesn't look as closed, but it is very close to this. So notice my,
the blur of my club passing over the ball is moving to the right of this. Now for most of you,
if I say to you, Hey, let's see you release to the right of the flag. To draw it back to the flag.
You're going to look at me going, are you nuts that ball's going to start to the right and never
come back. I don't even know how to bring that back. So we close the face. We swing to the right
and we allow it to release. You're going to feel how the weight of the club is going to release
that right hand over the left hand effortlessly, without even trying. So we're letting the weight
of the club release us to the right of that intermediate point. So let's have a look.
I'm staying to the right. I stay to the right. Yeah.
See how that ball started off to the right of the tree and has drawn all the way back.
It landed just right of the flags. And it's cozying up behind the flags. Have a look here
on Rapsodo. Notice the shots that I just hit and how they're curving back all the way to the tree.
So this is how you do it. You line up very close to the tree.
You play the ball back a center, you close the face like you're closing that foot.
And then you get your shoulders. See how the shoulders, hips, and knees are angled that
way. Do an acid test with a nice swing above the ball and see the blur and the blurs thing to the
right of that. So now all I gotta do is let it swing through that blur in that direction.
And there you have it. It's as simple as that. And it came all the way back. So you notice my divot,
how it's swinging out to the right of that. Okay. So don't be afraid. All you gotta do is give that
thing a close enough face and it'll come back for you. So let's see how Sav and Mu do with this.
So just before Sav gets in the saddle here, when you close the face properly, notice my hands
are facing each other. And then when I closed the face, the hands aren't moving, see how the
club is moving, but the hands aren't you, this is not closing the face at all. You're having changed
anything in that relationship. Okay. So we're closing just like that. And you'll feel more
weight in the lead hand. It feels very strange, but it's not going to prevent
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All right, Sav, let's see that effortless draw around the tree.
Piece of cake. What a shot right back to the tree. So did you guys notice
when she set up, go ahead and do that again? So notice that the intermediate
point I'm giving you should just be a hair left of the tree. Not more than that. Right
So notice when she gets set up, how her shoulders, hips, and knees are coming this way.
So do a couple of practice swings above the ball, observe the blur. Is that blur staying to the left
Yep? There you go. So throw it through that blur in that direction. Piece of cake,
two shots, two first takes, well done. Let's get moving here. Let's just check the intermediate
point. Come, come see. Okay. You can see that that's just a hair left of the tree. Yeah. And
then we're going to go even further left of that. So you have a wide berth around that tree. Right.
And then we just want to close that face significantly. There you go.
And then you're going to effortlessly release to the left of that intermediate
point. Right Do a couple of practice swings above it and just watch the blur of the club
right now, as you're doing that, this is a cool part. Yeah. Did you see where the low point of
that blur was the low point Yeah? So, so notice if you're doing a practice swing and the low points
way out here, then you know, you're going to gouge it. Right. Right. So you want to feel like, as
it's coming down, it's coming down, it's bottoming out here, and then it starts going back up again,
right Yeah. So it should bottom out in front of the ball, but not too far in front. Correct
Not bad. Now that started right online, stay straight and it just stayed straight. Okay.
So this is going to happen to some of you guys. So I got close with just, yeah. Close
the face. Plenty more. Show me something that's like 90 degrees closed. Okay. Yeah.
Right now to you, that feels crazy. Right. Okay. So do one above the ball. See the blur.
Nice. Okay. Go ahead and let it go in that direction. See what happens,
huh It's it just grazed the left side of the tree and drew overdrew okay. Overdrew is okay. Yeah.
Now we got Goldie locks. When that cool. Yeah, that was fantastic. So just back off of that,
a smidge, right Okay. So show when the camera, what that looks like and that right. Looks at
least 45 degrees closed with a nice closed, with a nice square, strong grip. Right Good.
There you go, man. Just an effortless release that way.
Yeah. there, look at that. So the shot is now drawing a little bit. So you went back to almost
where you were before, but that one drew. Yeah, it did. It just didn't draw all the way back. So now
just close the face some more. Okay. See how we're honing in on this one. Yeah. You got it, man.
There it is. Okay. So it started just a little left in his drawing a little bit.
Yeah. So did you feel like you stayed to the left on that one
What'd you kind of blackout a little bit? All right. That's it so close it more. Yeah, because
you see if you feel like it's not closed enough. Yeah. You can't commit there. Right. You won't
be able to stay left. You see Yeah. So show me what was too closed again before like 90 degrees.
Okay. So back off of that, a smidge. Okay. Awesome. Now just stay left of
that intermediate point with your blur. Do you want the ball If you need to,
just to confirm that right? Good. There it is.
Good. Fantastic. Now that ball position with just a hair too forward, I just want it to let you,
let you make that, make that little mistake. Right So you felt that there you go.
Steam released to the left. Okay.
And we have a winner. There we go. There you go, dude. That was the shot. Right Notice how he's
looking on that side of the tree. The ball started left and came right back. Yeah. A fantastic
way to go, man. Now we got a draw. Yeah. You guys have drawn. See you next week.