Webinar 3 - Compression & Clubface Control

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Control & compression, that's the name of the game in ball striking and when you follow the GOAT Code, you will learn how to properly compress the ball with absolute control over the flight just like The GOAT.

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Mark
Will video some short shots for you tomorrow . In the meantime, one thing I m so confused about. I am right at the end of the webinar where you say you hold and drive club , tiny amount of release and 80% after the hit. Yet previously in the goat code you mentioned that both Tiger and Jack especially say you can’t release it early enough when you start downswing from the top? Ie lett8mg the angle go straight away. But surely that’s the opposite of what you are say8mg at the end of this video. And I have to get in my mind what to focus on
October 27, 2024
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Chuck
When your body is moving correctly you can and need to throw from the top immediately. The club still wont fully release until after impact. Check out the new Goat pivot video that will help you understand how to move your body fast so you can throw. For some athletic golfers the throw gets their bodies to move correctly naturally but for many who dont have a good sense of how to throw the clubhead they need to learn how to pivot first
October 28, 2024
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Mark
I have already fully completed all your goat code and short game videos . Were these webinars pre that ?
October 25, 2024
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Chuck
The webinars were done while these videos were being shot. Can I see a video of your 40 yard shot Skills Assessment so I can see what's happening?
October 25, 2024
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Mark
Sure and thanks. However, although I have lots of videos of my full swing, I don’t have any of pitches so give me a few days . Thanks again
October 26, 2024
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Mark
I just practiced this along with previous few days on short putts and chips indoors. I find all pretty easy to keep face square when short and slow , but as soon as I hit full gap wedges today in practice on range and needed to release the club , my old fault of releasing over to a shut face kept happening leading to slight pull draws. If I don’t release and hold it off down the line I don’t strike it right and it goes right . How do I control the clubface when trying to release at speed please ? So frustrating
October 25, 2024
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Chuck
Mark, you need to go through the program as it is laid out. You can't go from the parking lot to the Indy 500. That's why there are incremental steps that teach you a new important thing at each step along the way. The 20 yard shots, 40 yds, etc. I'm working on the 60 and 80 yds next which need to be mastered before full swing. They will teach you pressure shift and core rotation and how the arms and hands need to feel before moving to full swings.
October 25, 2024
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Atle
Wow Chuck! After watching this webinar I hit the ball better than I have done through my 25 years of golf! To me I think it was how you described using your right side muschles/obliques, which was the piece tying it all together and making the GOAT delivery and shaft lean work. Hit 83% fairways and long + fantastic precision to greens. Shot 76 which is the best for years. What a feeling it is to hit those balls so pure and with confidence! Thanks
September 23, 2024
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Chuck
Awesome Atle! Let's break par this year!
September 23, 2024

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