Zach F's posts

I see…. I was trying to be reductionist but in the process I oversimplified things. I confess I still don’t comprehend the body movements in the release in a way that I can visualize them individually in detail.

Editors note- none of this truly app…

Wow, man.

I confess I thought I might get you there, like a kid waiting to scare his parent at the front door while his parent, easily detecting the clumsy ambush, comes in the back door and surprises him instead.

You REALLY get it, in a way I’m …

Hi Tyler!

Looking at a number of tour pros’ transitions through the lens of “steep vs shallow,” some are pretty obviously more to one direction or the other, like Niemann is body steep/arm shallow, pulling with the core, and DeChambeau pulls down w…

I finally got to play again and it was still real hooky, so I decided to change my grip, as it occured me that trying to correct a pervasive hook without altering a strong grip is probably something like trying to lose weight while living in a Pizz…

Ohhhhhhhhhhh.
You were right, it will take more flexibility in my right neck, and it’s fairly pretzel feeling compared to what I’ve been doing.

Could we have a Lucas Glover analysis?
To me he looks like steep body plus over the top arms equals push draw- it’s magical.

Summary; I feel like you’re close. I’ve hit a couple of sliding stingers- hooray! Body motion is coming along, but that wu wei with the arms in transition is tough- I’m finding surrendering control with the arms at the top terrifying

Also also.. qu…

Also, would you mind grading my sliding stinger? It’s the first one I’ve been able to pull off, and I’m decently proud of it, even if it deserves to be roasted.

Thank you Tyler!!

Hi Tyler!

Is this a proper bracing maneuver? I feel like it solves my post impact scapular weirdness.
So far it’s only available in wrist re-hinge mode.

Edit:
I’ve added gray-shirt later, and it seems to fit the rule of three. Does the practice ra…

Had time to hit one on the beach today; I feel like this is getting somewhere. There’s still something wonky in the upper body, but it’s less wonky, and my lower body feels more active and purposeful and directed and intentional.

Oh man, couldn’t recommend it highly enough! Gorgeous scenery all the way around and the bayou is in play on a number of holes. The only drawback is the bayou is in play on a number of holes. 😂

I’ve played almost all the courses on the coast with t…

Kindly forget my other posts this round, sir.

Instead of focusing on what I don’t have, on a surprise day off I just got to hit a bucket with what I do have now:

I have distance wedges, and I haven’t had to start a thread on them because your inst…

If I get one question this go round, I’d like to know if you can identify what power source is taking over for me through the release. I feel like I’m doing a pretty good job in transition shifting from pull down to creating the stretch, but somethi…

Adventures in Shallowing.

Been cooking up some hybrid step and slow motion drills to take some of the pressure off my mind and put it on my body. I feel like shallowing will be reflexive and simple when I do it correctly, but that hasn’t happened y…

Question:

Is the arm munch/shaft laydown simply a function of starting down with the lower body before the arms finish going back, and letting the arms passively respond(but very subtly guiding them as it happens)? Have I been grossly overcomplicat…