Sean Foley on Ball-Striking | Swing Expedition with Chris Como | GolfPass

Chris Como and Sean Foley discuss similarities between the best ball-strikers in the world, and Sean presents drills that can assist in bringing width and movement to the swing.

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[devinporter]

Unbelievably good content and information. He really knows how to break it down and simplify it in a way that makes sense. Thanks for sharing!

[rudigersimpson]

Really informative. Great job Ryan demo-ing Sean's tips

[billbeil]

good to know for average am golfers. Keep doing this Sean. God Bless you!

[mattmershon]

I grew up reading Toski and Flick. Cool that he mentions both of these great golf minds. And I watched Mickey Wright shoot the course record at the course I played nearly every day.
Fascinating to watch. Thanks

[bobglorioso]

That might be the best instructional video it just frees you up to be more athletic amazing thanks Sean

[lloydrandallmyers]

This was great! Sean has a great way of explaining some bigger concepts in the golf swing.

[terrancea.thornton]

Sean, dropping gold nuggets! Had the opp to meet you at Ilseworth last year… Keep up the work…

[JT-xsbr]

Sean’s approach has changed a lot over the years! Good for him, that’s a sign of a good coach!

[mpr]

I tried this (the 9-3 drill) at the range today using the pro Sender and was hitting flush shots (most of them dead straight) from the half swing position almost as far as I would using the same club with my old full swing. I am committed to working on this until that backswing position gets grooved. Thanks so much for posting.

[truthfulpatriot]

I meet Sean Foley at Springhouse Golf Club in Nashville Tn…he worked at that time at John Jacobs school of golf…he’s still my friend and the Best golf instructor I’ve Ever known…he’s also a funny guy…God Bless ya Sean Foley🙏

[Murf]

! outstanding Content, A know Fact about myself, I play horrible golf when my Mind and body get Lazy, Broad statement, Bottom line is i need to move to be an Athlete! Thank you Sean, I've had the pleasure to practice and play at the facility in Lake Mary Fla, ! I used to watch Zack Johnson practice there when he was brand New! Thank you Sean for sharing your knowledge so freely! loving Hearing and watching such knowledge explained so easily!

[kccodex]

Foley really gets to the root problem, and demonstrates solutions perfectly.

[steveperry]

good video and info, it was a little technical but not too much. glad i watched it, i got something out of it. thnx.

[winsyong]

So grateful Sean Foley got Lydia Ko’s game back in order. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[manny]

Interesting look at the theory of the swing. Would have liked to have seen a few more drills to work on getting the proper feelings. But still useful.

[frankxaoz]

Sean is a cool dude. Used to sell him HugoBoss gear before I started playing. Guess I should have started sooner lol

[sofphfg]

So a good baseball swing is helpful to a golf swing. That's why I have always had good results with the step drills.

[FarnzworthIII]

This might be the best golf video I’ve ever seen. Thank you.

[zaifengliu]

I could not agree more on the head rotation part in the backswing. I see a lot of my golf friends are still trying to limit their head rotation in their backswing, which limits their shoulder rotation, resulting in a weak swing. Maybe this is related to different body flexibility. But I think it is a part not many coaches will talk about or even encourage their students to do. But the rotation of my head with my shoulder helps me a lot in my swing.

[carlcrader]

Looks a lit like Dr. Kwan's continuous motion swing mechanics.