I've mastered shot shaping so well that I do it every time

“You can talk to a fade but a hook won’t listen”. Very true words

PGA players are so happy when Luke asks them a question in a press conference because he actually knows ball😅

Viktor catching a lot of strays here.

Just a quick kudos on how good you are at these videos. Super informative and great professional journalism

Another banger!  Very informative and good food for swing thoughts😎

Great insights here, Hogan only played a fade, and as you say in the video...he thought straight shots were an accident!

Wonderful break down of this topic with good visual examples. Best one I've seen

These are the best golf videos 👍👍

This is the best breakdown of this concept that I’ve ever seen.

I love ya’lls Youtube channel. Quality content.

I absolutely love this series. The videos are always excellent and incredibly informative.

One thing I'm most curious about is this: if professional players can execute the kinematic sequence so well, why do amateurs struggle so much with it? Even when they understand what the sequence is and how it works, why is it still so difficult for them to perform it correctly?

Great explanation.  I watch this video a min of once a week.

Good God, you're like a golf clairvoyant!  I'm not one for believing in horoscopes or such nonsense, but this has spoken to me out loud. For some reason the golf gods have been sending messages to me all day. I was at the driving range today when a plus five handicappers that I know gave me a tip that changed everything for me - and now this!  🙏🏻👍🏻

When I was doing my PGA apprenticeship back in the early 00’s we got taught 5 ball flight laws;
* Centeredness of strike
* Velocity
* Angle of attack
* Grip
* Angle of approach

Such a great video, yet again. Making the hard stuff easy to understand. Bravo sir 👏

Been playing less than two years and have been GRINDING that face to path and this really helped me understand what I’m doing mechanically. I already had an intuitive sense but seeing it spelled out in graphic form was very cool.

I was a terrible push slicer, mostly the wide open face with an in-out path type. Like… 3-4° in-out but 12° open with a heel strike 😅 then those turned into blocks, then hard pull fades, and now I’ve gotten it so I either dead pull or a powerful slight pull fade. I just gotta get it consistently, but it’s cool to see what I’m likely doing when things go wrong and the bandaids to address it!

It’d be cool if you also talked about the aerodynamics and why/how the clubface interacts with the ball to create the axis of spin to make the ball flight bend.

I am glad I found this video. I play a natural draw but i am able to shape the ball when i really need to. I recently changed to the Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash and i found that shot shaping became much more difficult. The ball just does not like to get shaped (at least in my case). So am back to my True Feel and allowing the ball to take its shape.

This was sooo insightful. I really love this type of content