Releaseing The Club Head Golf Lesson

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http://www.4golfonline.com Mark Crossfield talks about the importance of release, and how releasing the club can help you play better golf. Learn about how the clubface works during the swing and where the clubface should be pointing to hit straighter better and longer golf shots.

26 thoughts on “Releaseing The Club Head Golf Lesson

  1. I’m doing a hit board project with my coach and he was telling me to pull
    the my hands down on the down swing near my right thy and release the club
    to the right whilst fire ring the hips. And I have been to the range today
    and really struggled to get the motion into a flowing swing !! Your path
    video and this one help me understand to another level
    I will be sharing ur videos on Facebook and telling my coach what u said

  2. crazy , you hear this advice everywhere? but when the penny drops for you
    personally , everything you hear just starts making sense, this is a crazy
    game but always fun 😉 …. yes the flipping feeling , i think this really
    gets the weekend golfers as they always get told NO FLIPPING! …. but its
    an illusion to the mind , crazy game!!! 

  3. Hi Mark – been watching your vids for ages, I have this exact problem. I
    was used to slight hook, with the club coming from inside. Now I sorted out
    the swing which is on plan, but I still tend to “anti release”, probably
    from the old hook, and I can’t seem to hit anything else than a fade or a
    slice. I am a handicap 1.5, and it is starting to get on my nerves.

  4. mark………….nice videos…..but what abt for older golfers ,where the
    turn is not so easy…i would like to see that addressed in a video….good
    work

  5. it helps. I now know how my club need to arrive on the ball. how the club
    need to be set/ feel at the at the top and feel/come to meet the ball
    flush. Plus you also have shown that the club need to whoosh away out in
    front, together, helps. thks Mark, you explain clear and unassuming.

  6. Im struggling with the slices aswel, rarely happens nowadays with the
    irons… But with the driver im having major problems, i’ve been practicing
    alot at the range with the driver to try and get it to a “playable” state
    because its so important for my rounds to have a working tee shot in order
    to score on my handicap. I hope that after alot of practicing.. … well
    more thatn i’ve already put in, it’ll pay off soon and i can get it right
    more often.. ;/

  7. interesting… and here i thought i was “rolling” the wirst when i was not.
    it really feels like it. maybe i unintentionally learned how to roll my
    wrist to overcome my right shots. … this video provides much tips and
    really does help the amateur think about their swing. excellent!

  8. spot on!!!! I was messing around with the release and found a couple of bad
    hooks in my round today. But they turned out better then all of my shots to
    the right. I used to be able to but a nice draw on the ball but I for some
    reason am having trouble remembering that feeling.

  9. JUST what I needed. I had been fade/slicing for too long. My hands were
    turning over just after impact, but no more. Now hitting straight with some
    slight draws. Thank you!!!

  10. Hi Mark, I’m new to your videos on Golf and they are very good well
    explained and you cover the topics well. I tend to hit the ball to the left
    a lot why would that be , I’m usually a more of a draw shot anyway, but
    sometimes it goes too much to the right. I’m using a regular flex shaft?

  11. This is probably the clearest explanation of club head release I’ve seen,
    the distinction between squaring the face with the body as opposed to
    rolling the hands cleared up a misunderstanding for me!

  12. this is exactly what i think ive been doing wrong!!! cant wait to hit the
    indoor range (damn winter) and give this a proper go. thanks for the tip
    mark!

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