Tyler F's posts

+Jules C
Thanks for your insights. See my attached response video.

https://www.golfdigest.com/story/what-happened-when-george-gankas-took-a-lesson-from-butch-harmon

I've been meaning to post this for a while. I think there are some good nuggets in here. First, George advocates getting the face under control before…

+Guy K Thanks for the share. I've done something similar with some elastic tubing that I think is similar. I like the way the tubing attaches to the hands better, but it serves the same function. Keeping the trail elbow extension and the trail shoul…

+Ed C I think there are a couple of lessons to be learned here, but the major lesson is that you'll likely be better at what you practice. Now let me build on your comment.

Around the green, I like to build shots. Similar to a baseball pitcher work…

+Vasco D
I really like the phrase Stan Utley says about using your wrists in the putting stroke. He said, "I want you to use your wrists, I don't want you to look wristy".

Locking the wrists down completely will likely compromise touch, but the ra…

In this video, Jon Rahm hits different distances with a 7 iron. I've noticed that golfers with a better sequence are able to hit different distances easier. If you have trouble with taking some speed off your swing, it could be a sign that you have …

+Guy K
I personally wasn't a huge fan of the plane mate. It gave some interesting feels while using it that I thought would have carry over, but it didn't really show up that way for me or any of the students I tried it with.

As far as the gravity…

Vascos,

From what I've seen, there are two keys here: keeping the eyes focused on the ball and controlling the movement of the upper body.

In some ways, keeping the eyes focused on the ball helps keep the upper body more centered. This centeredne…

A member asked the question:
"I was reviewing your book again. I find it helpful to read it and then set it down for a while to let what I read sink in.

I have a question about steeps and shallows and how they relate to path. I do not believe …

We all know that the wind influences your drive, but some cool modeling from Dave Tuttleman might help with the details. I'll post the article at the bottom of this post, but the quick summary of the data is that drives into the wind are influenced …

+Ed C To counterbalance the pull of the club is part of it, but it's also to help accelerate the club. Down at impact, the majority of the force is normal to the movement of the club. Meaning that the dominant pull is back up toward the golfer. Not …

+Jeremy P My guess is that if you were to look at the situations it was into the grain. Uphill slopes, slightly wet, into the grain, really tight lies, or extra sandy soil can all make it less forgiving if you try and use the bounce. We even saw Jus…

Brian asked on the site - https://golfsmartacademy.com/golf-instruction/monitoring-right-side-bend/

Tyler, I have a conceptual question: is there a 3-D graph that shows the rate of right side bend from the top of the swing to impact? I don’t want …

I like to help my students manage expectations. If you put too much pressure on your results, you will create tension that may hurt your path or face control. Here's a good video put out from the European tour of bad shots from last year. Focus on t…

Ron, I have seen the same pattern in my 3D experience. In fact, here's an excerpt from the book I published a few years ago that says the same thing (pic 1). The other two pictures are the graphs of mid-hand speeds. The first one shows an amateur re…