This definitely give you time to do the moves. Problem is everyone always wants to hammer it as hard as they can. Slow right works better than fast wrong.
These various views r unbelievably helpful, please keep them coming Paul…So many questions answered by observing these over and over again….Thanks very much for these!!!!!!
Paul, I agree with RandMellor. while watching these I was thinking about our lesson and what you had me work on. You can really see it here in slow motion, Thanks
Head moving back amazing how far it does move
Butt of club first, let the head of club follow
The swing positions
Set up, ball placement
It would be neat to see an overlay of all the swings, pretty consistent.
I do notice though ( if you put your mouse on the screen next to your left ear) that your head moves back pretty much the same on all clubs, but stays farther back as you progress towards the driver, with the driver being the most pronounced on how it stays back farther and longer time.
Is this due to longer clubs,
Glad you like them. Now that I have the swings shot there is so much I can do with them. Just needed the slow motion to look clear.
The head stays back more due to driving the lower harder with longer clubs. It’s like hitting the accelerator on a car. The harder you fire the more the head stays back.
Thanks, Paul!
It is very apparent that your right elbow is tucked close to your body on the downswing. As a former “over the top” golfer, this has been my most difficult adjustment. I believe my fix is to begin the downswing with a turn of the hips (“touch the legs”), allowing the club to “shallow” and the right elbow to tuck.
Are these good swing thoughts for me?
Thanks, Mike
2 plane. The best players of all time did a two plane swing. You don’t hit the ball going back. You hit it coming down. If the plane is flattening or shallowing coming down that is a good thing.
In this video I can clearly see you are taking the club back with your shoulders and it reminds me of your tip of visualizing a paintbrush. Tried it on the range and was hitting it much better. Thx Paul
I definitely do that. In no way do I want to activate the hands and arms as I take it back.
I just did the paintbrush with a gentleman the other day. He literally has the fastest swing I have ever seen. Not anymore after doing that drill. He gained at least 30 yards on his drives after doing that.
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17 Responses to “Paul’s Swing – Front View”
December 31, 2019
Steven DWhat do you think of this suggestion, Paul? We all copy your swing IN SLOW MOTION? I bet that would produce terrific results.
January 2, 2020
Paul WilsonSteven,
I did a tip on that here:
DRILL: Do It Right at 1MPH https://ignitiongolf.com/right-at-1mph/
This definitely give you time to do the moves. Problem is everyone always wants to hammer it as hard as they can. Slow right works better than fast wrong.
January 2, 2020
Steven DYes. I remembered that tip and just watched it again. Excellent!
December 31, 2019
RandMellorThese various views r unbelievably helpful, please keep them coming Paul…So many questions answered by observing these over and over again….Thanks very much for these!!!!!!
January 1, 2020
RandyRusinPaul, I agree with RandMellor. while watching these I was thinking about our lesson and what you had me work on. You can really see it here in slow motion, Thanks
Head moving back amazing how far it does move
Butt of club first, let the head of club follow
The swing positions
Set up, ball placement
It would be neat to see an overlay of all the swings, pretty consistent.
I do notice though ( if you put your mouse on the screen next to your left ear) that your head moves back pretty much the same on all clubs, but stays farther back as you progress towards the driver, with the driver being the most pronounced on how it stays back farther and longer time.
Is this due to longer clubs,
January 2, 2020
Paul WilsonRandy,
Glad you like them. Now that I have the swings shot there is so much I can do with them. Just needed the slow motion to look clear.
The head stays back more due to driving the lower harder with longer clubs. It’s like hitting the accelerator on a car. The harder you fire the more the head stays back.
January 2, 2020
JamesBoydGood analogy! Love the slo mo!
January 12, 2020
Paul WilsonJames,
Thanks, Glad you like them.
January 1, 2020
GLENNWISSEReally nice to watch these. Thanks Paul.
January 2, 2020
MichaelJansenThanks, Paul!
It is very apparent that your right elbow is tucked close to your body on the downswing. As a former “over the top” golfer, this has been my most difficult adjustment. I believe my fix is to begin the downswing with a turn of the hips (“touch the legs”), allowing the club to “shallow” and the right elbow to tuck.
Are these good swing thoughts for me?
Thanks, Mike
January 2, 2020
Paul WilsonMike,
Exactly. I no way am I tucking it or have even worked on tucking it. I happens if you use your body not your arms.
Watch:
2 Things Flatten the Plane: https://ignitiongolf.com/2-things-flatten-plane/
See The Plane Flatten: https://ignitiongolf.com/see-the-plane-flatten/
January 2, 2020
MichaelKellerIt’s amazing and informative to see that each swing is the same
January 2, 2020
Paul WilsonMichael,
Thanks. I just wish I could play and practice more.
January 5, 2020
SammyeTelfordWould you say your swing is 1 plane or 2 plane swing
January 12, 2020
Paul WilsonSammy,
2 plane. The best players of all time did a two plane swing. You don’t hit the ball going back. You hit it coming down. If the plane is flattening or shallowing coming down that is a good thing.
January 8, 2020
rodbeuthinIn this video I can clearly see you are taking the club back with your shoulders and it reminds me of your tip of visualizing a paintbrush. Tried it on the range and was hitting it much better. Thx Paul
January 12, 2020
Paul WilsonRod,
I definitely do that. In no way do I want to activate the hands and arms as I take it back.
I just did the paintbrush with a gentleman the other day. He literally has the fastest swing I have ever seen. Not anymore after doing that drill. He gained at least 30 yards on his drives after doing that.