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Would like to see you on a pressure weight, I love this concept, but years ago had a reverse pivot, which scares me. 😮

I'm 67 years old and play to a 6 handicap (from white tees). I've been working on transitioning to the stack-n-tilt method for the past month or so. My last two rounds I've shot 3-over and 1-over, respectively, with four total birdies and nothing worse than a bogey. My ball flight is either straight or with a slight push-draw. No more hooks. No more pushes. I'm not going back to a conventional swing. This swing is also easier on my lower back.

Great video, thanks! I would love to see you do this but hit 10 shots from each ball position then show the average shot data and replay the one ball that most closely represents the average data from each group please

Please do one on how to get shaft lean while still retaining power. For me when I lean the shaft I can no longer use the flip which seems to be much of my power.

Nick seems like your hitting the ball low on your club face which to me is anti s&t.

One of my favourite drills (from one of Goltec instructors ) which has really helped me with consistent contact and direction, is the towel or tees under both armpits. What's being taught here would drop that towel every time...or am I interpreting this wrong?

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Hi Nick. This is perfect for me as I have that ugly, no brakes, shoulder past the club look that I hate. Thank you

great coach!!

Love this drill. I struggle with this. Get to caught up in initiating downswing with the lower body and get stuck at the top. Great post Nick, thanks for sharing.

I bet you are ashamed of that appalling quiff and even worse face fungus. If not, you have no sense of the ridiculous.

Are you still giving Lessons on line?

Great lesson!

Hi Nick I have the problem you mention I hit my driver very low and slice

🤷‍♂️ "Our advice on the side bending of the wrists is simple: Don’t do it. Whatever side angles you see at address-with most players a practically straight line from the left arm down the shaft and an angle between the right arm and the shaft-should not change during the swing. (Many Stack & Tilt swingers refer to the side bend in the right wrist as the flying wedge, a term used in The Golfing Machine.) The only acceptable wrist action is the vertical hinging and unhinging." ~ The Stack and Tilt Swing Book 1. Book states "with most players" Q: what defines a player that is the exception of the "with most players"? Q. Nick, Can you elaborate and explain your reasoning for agreeing or disagreeing with Stack & Tilt?

Talks too much…,, get into it..

If instead at address I hold my right leg straight throughout the backward movement what could be the long-term consequences? Could this prevent me from reaching full extension?

Butter.

I find that a straight left arm affects the softness in wrists. Kind of like patting your head & rubbing tummy How to get the feeling of a straighter left arm but softness in wrists to allow the wrist hinge so you get the L shape?

I am trying the A swing at the moment I have the book since it came out..Ledbetter is a top coach. In the Top 5 in the world 🌎..Joe..

Sorry but you are not addressing the ball with the original Stack and Tilt set up. It's nothing like the Stack and tilt. I'm 73 and a retired Master Golfsmith. Sorry to bum your fiddle.

At 83 the sqeezing of the elbows is very hard but a good tip.

I think I let my elbow fly out a bit at the top of the elbow, so I'll try that squeeze to keep my elbows closer. Thanks Nick.

Your setup suggestion is different than that recommended in the book by Bennett and Plummer. They state the spine should be straight at setup. In order to do this, you must move your head and upper body forward so your shoulders are parallel. Why do you suggest only moving your hips forward?

I really like this idea. Thanks

Hi Nick, Do we need to hip bump? Can't we start with more weight on front foot, and flex left knee towards front foot, same for irons?😢 Otherwise, I am obviously doing this wrong with the driver! Thanks.

Very concise information, Nick. As someone who has rolled his forearms through impact, the feeling of the palm of the trail hand pointing more upwards after impact is a very different feel. I'll have to work on that one. Thanks!

Hi Nick! Really enjoy your channel. Question: what golf ball launch monitor do you like? Thanks, Scott

So is it safe to say that on the follow through when the right arm is straight that the club shaft is parallel with your spine?

Just don't give us his putting tips!😉

Nick. Is the a stack and Tilt swing appropriate for a senior with bad back?

What does it mean “release your hands”? What does “in to out” mean?

so good

Stack and Tilt is a blueprint for great golf. Most golfers struggle with low point issues and this is one of the fundamentals of this blue print. Might not be for everybody but I’m giving it a go and I’m a decent single figure golfer.

Great lesson, excellent video ....thanks !

thanks Nick for the video! it is great watching them after taking some lessons w you :)

Scheffler is long in his arms and his swing is fairly upright- so what he is doing with his right foot is reacting to his own body type and swing shape - he has had the same coach for ever which is to be applauded and they realized that without his footwork- he would most likely unbalance his whole swing sequence- far too many golfers concern themselves with what their swing looks like - rather than does it function consistently out on the golf course Greg Norman had a similar look with his driver back in his day too

Fabulous as always. And thanks to Ayumi for showing the drill. It really opens up my backswing without any strain and almost impossible to early extend with my foot back. brilliant!!

Great demonstration 👍

That's an "Aha" moment for me. I have heard that it should feel like your arms come straight down when you start the downswing and I see that when you push the hips forward, the arms do seem to fall straight down on the inside. So, if the power comes from straightening that trail arm, that will bring the club to the ball inside since your hands are staying close to your body.

Great to see new posts!

Boy, I try but my impact just seem mediocre. From top thru impact and thru to finish...that is my weakness. I shoot 87 to 91 because I limit consistency. I have good initial set-up but haven't conceptualized head against wall, rotate and clear right hip. I seem to loose power impact at this point and then because lack of speed limits my finish as well. I'm hopeless. I shot an 83 and 84 once this year??????? Barb Truelick, Scottsdale, Az 85258

Is this stack and tilt based?

Where in California did she get her lesson with Yumi?

One shot only to compare? The efficiency has a lot to do with the end result and unless you compare shots with similar efficiency you are not comparing apples to apples

Nick. I see you leaning to your left as you make perfect strike on the balls.

The anti corkscrew move does wonders for my game x

Nick you're a great instructor and a humble student at the same time, while Andy's simply masterful to have been able to pick out and fix the structure of your right arm. Great video, thanks.

Very insightful, thank you. Your view on ball position accords to a large extent with Jack Nicklaus' method of ball position : keep it opposite left heel for all clubs but varying stance width depending on length of club.

Those straight lines down from left shoulder showing the swing low point relative to the clubface are really eye opening. Thanks for this superb instructional video.