Golf Swing The Perfect Release! – Improve Your Lag and compression and direction with this Evidence Based Video!
This will Blow your mind! -A amazing look into the PERFECT RELEASE PATTERN and how the Worlds Best Golfers are able to create the Lag and Compression, consistency and freedom through the ball with the Modern Day Golf Swing. Improve your knowledge and game with PGA Instructor Craig Hanson from World Class Golf Instruction.
WORLD ? CLASS GOLF INSTRUCTION
www.WorldClassGolf.com
– 99 Dollars for 12 months!
– 50% off ONLINE LESSON WITH CRAIG HANSON!
– 700+ videos – JOIN THE PRIVATE CHAT ROOM! – – Join Craig Hanson and the Community. For Advanced players, Senior Series, Lag and Compression, How to shallow, Deep to Shallow swing style ( Most Popular) Power Project, Practice Programs, Pitching Project Advanced etc etc –
-The Most detailed platform in the World!
Online lessons- CraigHansonGolf.com
#perfectgolfswing #pgaprofessional #golfclubrelease #골프 기술 #골프 스윙
► Join the community of World Class Golf Instruction now
https://worldclassgolf.com/join/free
FOR ONLINE LESSONS WITH CRAIG HANSON.
► Get an Online Golf Lesson
https://craighansongolf.com/online-lessons/
► Become a free subscriber to CRAIG HANSON GOLF so you don't miss out on any new #Golf videos!
https://www.youtube.com/craighansongolf?sub_confirmation=1
────────────────────────────────────
► Links:
Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/craighansongolf/
WCGI ► https://worldclassgolf.com
Web ► https://craighansongolf.com/
Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/Craig-Hanson-Golf-777847239300779/
────────────────────────────────────
){kind=link}
I know this is an old video but I’ve been working on release and came across this and had a question. Do these pros forearms touch during the release? It’s so hard to tell from video and I’m sure it’s not a conscious effort but I’m curious at the rate they swing and as hard as they release if it’s actually happening.
Where do you start to release or when do you start to release?
I think Tommy Fleetwood would be the best model for amateurs to try to emulate – body pivot and straighter arms. Although he says he doesn't do much wrist/arm action his actions will have been baked in by years of play, so he does use his wrists like this. But also note that all pros have a degree of sidebend on backswing and downswing, whereas most amateurs do not, and that is one of the main reasons imho that they can slot it whilst amateurs go OTT in the transition. So tilt that left shoulder down at the ball in the backswing…
Well explain video
So are they unhinging "casting" just in the last moment?
The left wrist after release – I find that fascinating.
Exactly what I needed to find. Game changer video for me. Great stuff!
Great video! Still trying to sort out the releases. So is there a more radial/ulnar(with minimal lead wrist extension) release? Then is there a slap/hinge where it's flexion/extension(minimal radial/ulnar)?
Ur showing nothing
For years the teaching was to rotate the wrists…..leading wrist supinate, back wrist pronate……now with slow motion video you can see that leading wrist is in flexión ( bow) and back wrist going from extension to flexión and some or minimal rotation after impact….all this year the teaching has been wrong or not the best to be consistent
What do you think allows the club to accelerate past the hands to get to that more vertical club position (butt pointed towards the ground) post impact?
There are some instructional videos online that mention slowing the hands at the 4 o'clock position, and Mike Austin method advocates actively extending the lead wrist (left wrist for right handed players). The former sounds like it would allow the club to naturally square, while the latter seems it could help generate more force with some added timing required.
Best video on the planet. Easily. Make sure left grip shows only 1 or 2 knuckles, ie. Scott’s pre-shot grip reminder.
This was great, just what I needed to see! Do you prefer a flat or cupped left wrist at the top? Or does it make a difference?
What is the difference between snapped, as compared to definitely not flipped , please
You are so right about Luke Donald. I followed him for most of his round at Riviera a few years back. His iron play was the best I have ever seen, plus, he was putting out of his mind that day. The sound of his irons hitting the ball was just different.
Wow, this is cool.