Kieran Harris and JT Perrine take on the advice every golfer has heard from a buddy, a dad, or the guy on the next mat: keep your head down, eye on the ball, keep your left arm straight, keep your right elbow tucked, never lift your left heel. A newer golfer fixed in a 12-second conversation, a Gears lesson that found 35 yards, the dad barking eye on the ball at a 7-year-old, why the culprit is the right arm and not the left, Rory McIlroy's 55 degrees of right elbow bend, JT coming out and saying he hates the towel drill, the method pro at Abacoa, Tiger and Molinari at the 2019 Masters, and the question to close: more majors won by heel lifters or non-heel lifters?

Chapters
0:00 Good Misses
1:45 The resident expert at the public range
2:46 Myth: keep your head down
6:40 A 12-second conversation
7:41 35 yards on Gears
11:25 No other sport keeps something still
12:26 Myth: eye on the ball
19:08 "I don't even know if I should say this on camera"
21:16 Myth: the lead arm has to be straight
23:34 The culprit is the right arm
24:45 Rory McIlroy: 55 degrees
27:48 Myth: keep the right elbow tucked
33:53 "I hate the towel drill"
34:40 The method pro at Abacoa
36:54 People gravitate to methods
41:19 Myth: never lift the left heel
42:50 Tiger and Molinari, 2019 Masters
47:23 Heel lifters or non-heel lifters?
49:13 Palmer, Nicklaus, Player, Trevino, Norman
50:08 Jim McLean's anti-fundamentals