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ADAM BAZALGETTE'S COACHING BACKGROUND:
✅ 3-Time SW Florida PGA teacher of the year winner!
✅ 27 year Class A PGA Member
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[rlake]

This guy has more keys than a high school janitor, but he’s a great golf instructor and I like how he keeps the videos on the shorter side.

[mattfairclough]

Cannot believe this is free content. Adam hats off to you, and many thanks from us all. Please keep it up.

[rldel]

Thank you for all your excellent content. You are distinctive in your mastery of straightforward (and clear + correct!) use of the language, where there is no question about what you are describing, and also in making points related to your main intention. In this clip, the lag angle is certainly important, maybe not paramount, but, just like a figure skater will extend her arms to slow a rotation, and vice versa, if the center of mass of the club moves closer to the center of rotation, then basic physics shows that the rotation at that time can be faster, and will increase in its speed.
You make that as a related point, which avoids complicating your main point, which is intent to follow through to both arms straight. Really good stuff, thanks again.
(would you agree that there is a 2D versus 3D illusion in the caddie-view of Grant Waite, where, as his chest/trunk turns in the backswing and the clubhead moves up and behind his foot-line, the illusion could be that it is getting closer to his center of rotation? whereas in 3D, the distance from the clubhead (or the handle) to, say, his sternum, may not be much narrower than in his takeaway. As Pete Cowen says, there are lots of "cones and spirals" in a 3D picture of a good golf swing, such as Waite's).

[markmendelson]

Thank you....this is best visualisation of the downswing and follow through I have seen

[garyleahy]

Great tip, Adam. Your videos have given me some great tips and knowledge of how the swing works. Thanks.

[OscarGonzalez-vgcp]

Thanks, Adam. Always appreciate your simple, easy way to teach, you're a good man and coach.

[Jazzman]

One of the first lessons I had with a well known instructor highlighted this very issue. My swing was too narrow. But there is more too it than a wide backswing. This is a great example of how to understand and implement changes.

[bzydad]

Thanks again Adam, will use this drill out on the range before my round today.

[MrJnholmes]

Great video again, Adam - very powerful visioning the two separate arcs in the back swing and the follow through and seeing the different spaces they take.

[stevemccabe]

Yep, right on the spot. Thanks for sharing.

[myseppl]

IMO the three fundamental things in the Golfswing. Great video, I like your channel, helps me a lot. Easy to understand and repeat. All the best from Germany. 👍

[bobsmoot]

Excellent drill to make sure you get max impact speed with control, thanks

[ronstanley]

this was a great video, I am going to practice this.. thank you.

[marksamuel]

Hello Adam, Funny thing back in 2010 when I took golf lessons here in Quebec my teacher used Grant Waite through out my lessons!!

[LeinonenHannu]

Thanks Adam. Just wondering about down the line view of the towel. Would it more like 45 degree angle or on the target line?

[jayhamilton]

Another amazing video, thanks for showing it! I've always wonder why the wide take away was important, couldn't find it anywhere.

[mclaugka]

Great video! Struggle with the balance of width in the backswing which then needs to lead to a bent right arm at impact

[davemurray]

Very interesting visual! How do you deal with the somewhat "competing" ideas of staying centered throught the swing, but getting that forward width on the through-swing (e.g. Grant Waite)?

[Jettendsley]

Awesome video Adam! Helped me gain a good amount of yards all around

[reddemunn]

I like this, very similar to the punch drill