I made some S&T videos

I was gonna start a thread similar to this tonight.

I played a few holes today and after reading some articles about weight shift decided to try and keep my weight on my left side throughout the swing. I was having problems shifting my weight at times.
Anyway I found the strike much better. I wasn't fully straightening my right leg so not entirely stack and tilt but incorporating some elements.

On the course probably wasn't the best place to first try it out but I think I'll be sticking with it and seeing how it works out
 
Not such a great mate that James bloke , you said hello to him about 50 times and he didn't say it to you once!




Chris
 
I thought I'd try and clear up a couple of stack and tilt myths...

Top of the backswing no tilt left
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiueq_-aYXU

straight right leg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXySVFcXsjA

no weightshift on backswing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TF676IlaQeM

There are a bit dark but are they pretty clear/self explanatory? or hard to understand?

Thanks for your thoughts...


Good videos, to me they are presented well and the information is clear and understandable.
 
I switched off in protest the moment you said you were from Golf Happy and not the Golf Monthly Forum.........splitter!! :D :D :D
 
Hi James, this was quite informative and for the hell of it I will try to hit a ball with a S&T swing in the weeks to come, curiousity is getting the better of me. :D

Can I ask, when did you take up S&T and were you already a single figure handicapper before you did?

Cheers.
 
Can I ask, when did you take up S&T and were you already a single figure handicapper before you did?

When he took up S&T he was playing off scratch :D :D :D
 
Can I ask, when did you take up S&T and were you already a single figure handicapper before you did?

When he took up S&T he was playing off scratch :D :D :D

:D....and carrying 350yds.

Seriously, I wondered at what handicap does it make sense to rip and replace your golf swing? When I first heard of this I thought it was designed to help high handicappers get started..obviously not. :o
 
Seriously, I wondered at what handicap does it make sense to rip and replace your golf swing?

Any time that you think you have more potential.


I hardly play, don't practice and carry a recurring injury so to judge an entire swing methodology on the way I personally hit a ball wouldn't really do it justice.

I do know that I was about ready to give up the game and S&T has made me want to keep playing, it just makes so much sense I wish I had all those lost years back.

If my own brother/best friend or son/daughter came to me asking me to teach them to play golf would I teach them stack and tilt? - definitely.
 
I hardly play, don't practice and carry a recurring injury

Liar, liar pants are on fire!!!
Come now James, I agree you don't "practice" and I'll agree that you've moaned about your wrist a few times.
But hardly play?????
That may be the case at the moment, the weather is crap. Hardly anyone is playing.
But during the Summer I lost count of the number of times I gave you some gentle ribbing about your wrist, saying that if you eased off playing so much you would give it a chance to recover.
You were up the course playing at almost every available opportunity (wife's shifts allowing).
Tut tut!
:D :D :D :D :D
 
I hardly play, don't practice and carry a recurring injury

Liar, liar pants are on fire!!!

I play about as much as most 6-10 h/cappers would, approx once a week, sometimes twice. To play to my 'potential' and/or improve I'd have to be playing at least twice a week, some range work and plenty of short game work, it ain't gonna happen.

Trying to hit some long(ish) drives whilst 'out with the lads' on courses I don't know isn't really going to help much... but I enjoy those games and it's what has kept me playing more than anything else. It's Jan 18th and I've played 3 rounds + 6 holes, next time I tee it up the ball could go ANYWHERE! :D
 
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