BEST YOUTUBE VIDEOS

[John Mark]

I look from time to time on youtube for a little free lesson or tip as most of us do im sure

im just wondering what videos or group of videos that you guys have found helpful

I just watched all the cleaveland quick lessons on youtube and i found them really nice... very short videos but some great tips

[tristanhilton85]

Check out the videos put up by the Golf Evolution... extremely helpful and very well put together.

[CuppedTin]

Not the best video, but it's decent enough to get you started. Hopefully this one will be redone after the changes are made to S&T...;

[iacas]

  CuppedTin said:

Originally Posted by CuppedTin

Not the best video, but it's decent enough to get you started. Hopefully this one will be redone after the changes are made to S&T...;

There are no changes. Stop saying that. This video is still really good and explains things really well. The only "change" that WE have made at Golf Evolution is to move the ball position a few inches farther forwards so that you hit it just after low point. That's all.

[CuppedTin]

  iacas said:

Quote: Originally Posted by CuppedTin Not the best video, but it's decent enough to get you started. Hopefully this one will be redone after the changes are made to S&T...; There are no changes. Stop saying that. This video is still really good and explains things really well. The only "change" that WE have made at Golf Evolution is to move the ball position a few inches farther forwards so that you hit it just after low point. That's all.

I'm not talking about the contents of the video, I'm referring to the angles of the camera view. I'd like to see the video from some down the line angles as well... It would be nice to see the actually hands coming to the inside, it would give golfers an idea of exactly how much the lead shoulder comes down and actually getting to see the plane in relation to the shoulder turn... No need to get so worked up. :-)

[iacas]

Nobody's worked up.

A down-the-line view would not have fit into that video. All of the things explained are seen from the caddie view. The rest is fairly "stock" information. Look to other videos for that information. This one does what it set out to do.

  CuppedTin said:

Originally Posted by CuppedTin

I'm not talking about the contents of the video, I'm referring to the angles of the camera view. I'd like to see the video from some down the line angles as well... It would be nice to see the actually hands coming to the inside, it would give golfers an idea of exactly how much the lead shoulder comes down and actually getting to see the plane in relation to the shoulder turn...

No need to get so worked up.

[MPS67]

I like the youtube video series from Shawn Clement. You can search for "Clemshaw Golf" to find them. And there's a good variety of different videos to help.

Here's one on weight shift

[mobosecomin]

This is my fave tip. Think it's extreemly useful

[BrianJ]

Great one from Ernie.  I have never seen that one before, or even thought about the box.  Good stuff thanks for posting that

[The Gill]

Slide the Hips:

[BrianJ]

I worked on this yesterday at the range, and noted that it gave me a noticeable increase in distance.  Creating the box ensures that you are making a full turn with your upper body, and that uncoiling really gave me some extra yards.  Gonna work on it some more again today when I go play.

  mobosecomin said:

Originally Posted by mobosecomin

This is my fave tip. Think it's extreemly useful

[tanktwo2]

  BrianJ said:

Originally Posted by BrianJ

I worked on this yesterday at the range, and noted that it gave me a noticeable increase in distance.  Creating the box ensures that you are making a full turn with your upper body, and that uncoiling really gave me some extra yards.  Gonna work on it some more again today when I go play.

Keeping the box as ernie said, was more about creating lag in the golf swing...the more lag you have, the more powerful your swing.  This is why you had an increase in distance