Justin Rose shares his feel vs. real swing drill

Great swing you have Justin.We love you from Taiwan ❤️ 😊

Very nice communicator too

Leading at Augusta!

Boat & WaterSkier. Heard that before 😮

Every slicer of the ball needs to understand this. This is their fix.

This would have been even more FEEL keeping the camera down the line view on the REAL! Thanks for the lesson JR

One of Johnny Miller’s top tips for amateurs is just what Justin is ingraining… ‘keep your back to the target as long as possible’. Most amateurs, me included, open up the upper body way, way too early in the forward swing.

Wow, I've learned so much more from this short video than watching countless other long videos combined.

Good explanation, never heard anyone say feel like your on back leg longer …hmm

Right when he hits the shot you change camera from dtl…dog water

Notice his right palm looking directly at the camera in the down the line view. This is huge. More solid contact, hit the ball further with less effort and the right wrist is staying flexed (bent back) all the way through impact (which is called shaft lean)

Great explanation Justin. Watched you doing this on the practice day at the Rome Ryder cup. It improved my ball striking, I now dow just that as my practice swing. Thank you

This is the secret. The club at the top…. The first move is the club goes straight down behind you. Then swing. Drop the club and then swing and rotate. You are now shallow.

Classic feel vs real.

Thank you Justin, best drill ever !

Wish there were more Justin Rose’s on the tour. Unfortunately so many tour players are selfish, spoiled cry babies!

This is it!

guys all in their feelings

Brilliant

Gold

Beautiful.

Pure gold.

Wow. Best way to get rid of that hideous “hit the ball as soon as I can” instinct I have.

In other words: whatever works!

"Here's my feel...and here's my real." Thank you Justin Rose. Such a vital, important aspect/concept of the swing.

His “free ride” comment is so on point. When you time this up right, hammering the ball feels effortless.

I am getting better at this with irons but still really struggle slicing or miss hitting driver. any tips?

There must be a lot of scratch golfers in the comment section! Lol he we all could do it.. we’d all be scratch!

This changed my game years ago. Eric Cogorno is where I originally got this from. Glad to see a pro talking about it.

Great concepts from Justin. Terrible editing. Here's my feel - shot from the front, there's my real - shot from the view of a mouse.

Worst camera cut of all time at the end 🤦‍♂️

Excellent advice from the best of British.

Why go to that idiotic angle at the end when he makes a full swing...

I hate everything about this

I used this method last week and played the best round of my life! Thank you Mr. Rose! Golf is so much fun when the ball is going where you want it to!

One of the best drills in golf.

Sure glad you changed the camera angle during the part the entire video was leading up to 👍🏼

After struggling with shallowing the club for the past 6 months, I just understood this FEEL today.

is that Larry back there? sorry Justin - love you - but Larry ist much funnier ;-)

Would have been more helpful if you kept camera in the same position for the "real".

Bery good and repeatable swing, emphasises the low and left exit which is great for compressing iron shots flush 👌

I’ve been doing this for about a week and it works.

Thanks for switching off the DTL view in the final swing so we missed the payoff of the entire video🙄🤦🏽‍♂️

Best drill on the internet.

So you give us the DTL view for his rehearsal, and then right as he goes to swing you go to some worthless angle that doesn't allow us to analyze it. Good work, idiots.

The switch to the one shot from the ball side camera so that you can’t see the demonstration which the whole video is about. 👏🏼

amatuer doing this it always sank
Sorry Rose
It makes own my swingstyle

This is the most simple and straight forward explanation and feel to fix an over the top swing. So many videos out there with complicated angles with your elbows and wrists yet it still doesn’t click so fast in a golfers mind. Good stuff.