Tyler F's posts

Yes the motorcycle and the unhinging overlap in timing. I think feeling them as one motion can be helpful for many golfers. Also, feeling more of the motion from the pinky side of the hand is preferred to feeling it from the thumb side. One of the c…

The pivot change does seem to help the overall look of that trail shoulder throw. It still looks a little stalled sequence wise, but the position is much less hooky.

If you're going after the grip, here's the check point. Look at shaft parallel in…

I like to think of the Stock Tour Swing as more of a framework for understanding the golf swing. So S&T easily fits within the pieces I mention here. They have a hierarchy of contact, direction, distance as well as some basic influences like a cente…

There are a few things here.
1. A golfer wants to utilize as much of their body for power as possible, but often overusing one area limits the ability to use another. So we don't mind pulling with the arms as long as it's not so great of a pull that…

Great, keep us posted!

Catching up.

With the question, "is this proper bracing?" See the first picture, you're upper body is behind the lower body, which could have low point issues or still have more hook tendencies. Perhaps the two-bucket station could help your axis …

Hey Gene,

Yes, I'd say that the weight shift in the 9-3 can be a barrier for some. I think it's best to either preset the weight at the start or make the backswing slightly more leftward-biased than normal. Personally, I set the weight a little mo…

Hi Garrett,

Thanks for the videos. They help.

With the driver, I think the early extension and trail arm being fully straight at impact is the big cause of the hook pattern. You can see in the first picture, compared to the spine angle I drew at…

Hi Alfred,

There are some good pieces, but I can see where you might be struggling a little bit. As you indicated, in the supination video you posted secondly, there's actually a good amount of shaft lean, especially considering how square your hi…

Yes, I haven't done too many analysis videos lately, but I can get back on some. Lucas Glover has a fun swing to break down, but I think Scottie Scheffler is the first on the list!

If you look at the screenshots, when you do the drill/practice swing and create shaft lean, the clubface is about 20 degrees open. It's even open about a foot past impact. Then when you make the actual swing, you break down that left arm. It could b…

Hi Dave,

I think you'll get the most bang for the buck from working on your release, but that can mean doing shorter and slower swings, which not every golfer loves doing.

In the driver swing recording, you'll see the shoulders pull around the b…

Hey Zach,

Way to push forward. A couple of comments about the posts. I appreciated reading the last post the state of your game. I'm thrilled that you've dialed in a bunch of the skills.

Changing power sources is one of the hardest elements. I t…

If I'm looking for one picture that worries me about that pattern, it's this position here. It's part of the steep early, shallow late pattern that causes the block/hook combo. Because you have a stronger grip, you're more prone to the hook side of …

Hey Zach,

That's a good topic. I can film a video on it. In general, I think that the exit plane is something you can monitor, but focusing on it often leads to poor matchups. As you said, a common request is to swing more left. Often, golfers tol…