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25 Comments

  1. Fantastic the best explanation I have ever seen on how it supposed to be to
    get good contact,congratulations !?

  2. Really pleased that you gained value from watching my video and I wish you
    continued success with your golf.

  3. Iv,e struggled for a long time with this concept, watched your video a few
    times ,went to the range to try it out.fantastic, couldn’t believe the way
    I hitting it.your detailed explanation of what’s happening in the swing is
    a great help.cheers

  4. I’m really glad you enjoyed it and I wish you success practicing it. Thanks
    for sharing your comments with me.

  6. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts, experience and
    feedback. I always appreciate it and wish you well with your golf.

  7. In my experience, the primary cause of fat shots is loss of brace in the
    trailing leg, or swaying. That’s not to say this analysis isn’t correct, it
    is very good, but the root is the trailing leg brace imho. Joe Hill

  8. Excellent analysis of a stand up gentleman. As a matter of clarification,
    “pulling on the bottom of the club” can be misleading. I doubt Wilson
    actually feels he is pulling the club with his hands. His arms are braced
    with the torso (well connected), and he is powering the swing with his
    rotating torso, which imparts a feel of pulling with left and pushing with
    the right. In other words, the shoulders and torso, acting as one unit, is
    doing the work, and the arms simply maintain position. Joe H

  9. Thank you so much for sharing your comments and I wish you the best with
    your golf.

  13. I did this technique at the range today an I drove the ball like 50 to 70
    yards farther. My technique has been incorrect my whole life. I’m excited
    to play again.

  14. I’m glad you enjoyed the video and the best of luck with your golf and
    thanks for sharing your comments.

  15. Great tutorial! I’m going to watch this over and over again, hopefully stop
    chunking big fat iron shots!

  17. Hi! Thanks a lot for this helpful video. By the way, I notice many people
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    but I’m not sure if it is good. Have you thought about this golf program
    called Golfonax Training Program? I have heard some great things about it.

  19. Thanks for sharing your comment, I appreciate your feedback and the best of
    luck with your game.

  20. Thank you so much Gerard for sharing your comments and I really appreciate
    your sentiments. The best of luck to you and your golf.

  22. Martin I’m really pleased that you enjoyed the video and that you gained a
    better understanding of leading with the left hand. Best of luck with your
    golf and thanks for sharing your comments.

  23. Do I know you? I watched this video as well and can feel the pull to impact
    is going to help me tremendously! Good luck!

  24. So glad to read that my videos are helping you. It makes it all worthwhile
    and I wish you continued success with your golf and appreciate you sharing
    your comments with me.

  25. the idea of pulling down with the left hand is an old method going back to
    the days of the small ball in the 50s, 60s and 70s in Britain. Players were
    taught to hit what was called a low riser. I was taught to play that way.
    The problem was that the ball just dropped out of the sky and went nowhere.
    When the small ball was made obsolete in 80 the method then became
    completely redundant. Jack Nicklaus himself says it makes the ball balloon.
    It’s not about a view point it’s about experience.

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