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00:00Well, you're doing a great job, Sean. As you can kind of see here in the screen, if you're a
00:04player who doesn't have the opportunity to have the trusted eye of Sean Foley, well, he's created swing swing products
00:11with David Woods on on multiple occasions.
00:15I got a couple of them right here. Pro Sender at the Pro Sender Widener. I know a bunch of
00:19guys are using this. They're talking a lot about how helpful it is with their chipping, their wedge play and
00:25that connection.
00:25I know that is a fleeting feeling, but it's definitely from my perspective, I felt that. And then also you
00:31put this in between your arms and then there's other products as well.
00:35And just talk just quickly before you go about these products and especially this new Widener product, Sean. I've seen
00:41Wyndham Clark, also a recent U.S. Open champion, use that product.
00:46Yeah. So, so one, you know, the word width has been around since Butch Harmon was teaching Greg Norman, right?
00:56And that that was the big thing with his dad was like width, width, width, width. All right.
01:03And so that's something that was always massively important to me. And, you know, if you look at tour players,
01:09their right wrist angle is 51 degrees, which is what the cradle is designed to.
01:14And then if you look at tour players, on average, they turn about 92 with their chest and about 40
01:20with their pelvis.
01:21So and then if you look at their right arm, it's not overly bad.
01:26Right now, if you look at amateurs, call it a 15 to 20 handicap, you have maybe 50 degrees of
01:36turn, almost no lower body turn.
01:38And then you end up having a wrist angle like that with an arm that bent.
01:43So if I put if I put Adam Scott and those positions, he will most likely not hit the ball.
01:51And I do I do with pros. That's just science.
01:53I do with pros all the time. I mean, I do with pros all the time.
01:57I put them into a position where an amateur is at and I take them there and I make them
02:01stop for two seconds and try to hit it.
02:03And they fat it. They top it. They chunk it. They look, if you're not kicking mathematics, but something's got
02:09to give right.
02:10Like you don't have to sound that way. But I mean, angular momentum is affecting the club.
02:18That's the physics. Then you have the human movement and the physiology of our ancestors.
02:21And then you have the geometry of a flat surface hitting around objects.
02:25So it's not rocket science, but it's definitely science. Yeah, it's definitely science.
02:30And for me, when people like, can I give you my opinion?
02:33Unless we're talking about like if you like French fries or potato chips, then I have no interest in people's
02:38opinion,
02:38because I think where we're kind of stuck as a society right now is there's been like an attack on
02:45evidence.
02:45There's been an attack on science. There's been an attack on facts, you know, to the point that you even
02:52hear politicians say that's an alternative fact.
02:54I can't even believe I've ever heard these words before. I mean, what's an alternative fact?
02:58And so for me, I think the two things that have always added abundance to my life is that, you
03:05know, knowledge is power and kindness is is so important.
03:09So if you spend your whole life attaining knowledge and being kind, you're going to have a pretty good you're
03:14going to have a pretty good go.
03:17A hundred percent. All that very well said. Make sure to go check out these pro center of devices to
03:23get your golf swing.
03:24Not looking like the the non Adam Scott version of the 50 degree chest turn and all that we we
03:32want to have a full two.
03:33We want the full turn that the one thing is people always say to me, you know, like I need
03:38to see the pros using it, but they're already they're already really good.
03:40And I'm like, yeah, no, I completely understand that. But I host like 10 golf schools a year in Orlando.
03:48And when we get the 15 to 20 handicaps and they learn the feeling of wide and they learn the
03:57feeling of a stronger club face.
03:59I mean, smiley, it is it's 10 minutes and people are turning around just going, wow.
04:06And I'm in one another. It's like this is this is the secret we've been looking for in the range
04:10for all these years.
04:12Yeah. And it's it's basically wrist angles and turn.
04:16Mm hmm. As simple as that. And you got these devices here to help it out.
04:20So go check it out, y'all. Hey, make sure to tell Stephen Sweeney that that he can't have a
04:25Starbucks to celebrate tonight.
04:26He's got to actually drink a beer. So you give him a hard time.
04:29I've never even I've never been with him when we had anything but.
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