Greetings Coach: I have been with you I think for 4 years and I should know this by now but I need help. The chip.I have the grip right ,4 knuckles,the v foot position,holding the angle.I have revisited your chip tips but want to know does the stroke start with the shoulders turning like a putt or does it start with a slight hip turn? Thanks. By the way I am getting good at it getting within inches and sometimes chip in but I’m not really confident that my stroke is right.
Chipping is like putting. You would do the stoke how you do your putting stroke. Hopefully, you are not moving your hips in putting. I think about my right hand.
Hello Paul. This video and the last one are invaluable. Can you do one on elements of the short game as well? Especially on bunker play? It would be beautiful to see your swing and a student before, during and after learning from you the correct way.
Best,
Davidw
I really like these tips. I would like to ask a favor though. I have a program that I use to compare side by side as well. Would it be possible to have your swing, front and back so that I can use it to compare my swing too as I am training. Also how much do you charge to analyze a swing that I would send in. I don’t want to do it now because I know a number of things I am doing wrong and I am trying to correct them. My biggest challenge is to be able to far enough on to the left leg to be able to take a divot and maintain balance after my hip surgery.
I teach and have taught tons of people with hip replacements. If this is a new one you really need to be careful and wait until you are fully heeled. If you had it done a while ago you should be fine. I have never had an issue getting people to drive quite hard with a replacement hip. One person was a 6 handicap and he had 2 hips done. Be careful.
Hi, Paul. I agree with the other posters that your side-by-side tips are useful. They show common faults and proper technique clearly. Your commentary mimics an actual lesson. I really like them.
Greetings Coach thanks ,no, you are right, I am not moving my hips. I will work on it ,i’m not really consistant but I do chip with much success so I must have some little thing I have to work out. Thanks again.
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10 Responses to “Student Comparisons – Setup”
February 21, 2017
johnhoyleGreetings Coach: I have been with you I think for 4 years and I should know this by now but I need help. The chip.I have the grip right ,4 knuckles,the v foot position,holding the angle.I have revisited your chip tips but want to know does the stroke start with the shoulders turning like a putt or does it start with a slight hip turn? Thanks. By the way I am getting good at it getting within inches and sometimes chip in but I’m not really confident that my stroke is right.
February 22, 2017
Paul WilsonJohn,
Chipping is like putting. You would do the stoke how you do your putting stroke. Hopefully, you are not moving your hips in putting. I think about my right hand.
February 21, 2017
DavidWeinsteinHello Paul. This video and the last one are invaluable. Can you do one on elements of the short game as well? Especially on bunker play? It would be beautiful to see your swing and a student before, during and after learning from you the correct way.
Best,
Davidw
February 22, 2017
Paul WilsonDavid,
Glad you like the tips. I don’t have any video of any student in a bunker. I will try to film one when I do a bunker lesson. Good idea.
February 22, 2017
Clark BFowler JrHi Paul,
I really like these tips. I would like to ask a favor though. I have a program that I use to compare side by side as well. Would it be possible to have your swing, front and back so that I can use it to compare my swing too as I am training. Also how much do you charge to analyze a swing that I would send in. I don’t want to do it now because I know a number of things I am doing wrong and I am trying to correct them. My biggest challenge is to be able to far enough on to the left leg to be able to take a divot and maintain balance after my hip surgery.
Thank you for all you’ve done.
keep up the good work.
February 22, 2017
Paul WilsonClark,
Glad you like these tips. Thank you for your kind words about my instruction. I truly appreciate it.
I already have my swing on the site in a zip file. You can find it here:
https://ignitiongolf.com/start-here/
Let me know if you can’t open it. It is a different kind of zip file. I may have to upload it again.
My assistant Pete does the swing analysis. It is $20. You can find out more here:
http://paulwilsongolf.com/las-vegas-golf-lessons/swing-analysis/
I teach and have taught tons of people with hip replacements. If this is a new one you really need to be careful and wait until you are fully heeled. If you had it done a while ago you should be fine. I have never had an issue getting people to drive quite hard with a replacement hip. One person was a 6 handicap and he had 2 hips done. Be careful.
Let me know if you can’t open the file.
February 22, 2017
WillCooperHi, Paul. I agree with the other posters that your side-by-side tips are useful. They show common faults and proper technique clearly. Your commentary mimics an actual lesson. I really like them.
February 23, 2017
Paul WilsonWill,
Thanks for the feedback. I’m going to do some more.
February 22, 2017
johnhoyleGreetings Coach thanks ,no, you are right, I am not moving my hips. I will work on it ,i’m not really consistant but I do chip with much success so I must have some little thing I have to work out. Thanks again.
February 23, 2017
Paul WilsonJohn,
Very good. I thought you said in the past that your short game was good.