Release The Golf Club | Golf Tips | Golf Lesson

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http://www.4golfonline.com/galvin-green-m-44.html Mark Crossfield the Exeter golf professional talks about how to hit better and stronger golf shots with a strong release. Improve your golf grip and start releasing the club for great golf strikes. Free golf lessons with Mark Crossfield on YouTube

23 thoughts on “Release The Golf Club | Golf Tips | Golf Lesson

  1. @mattfoster88 I use the interlock but I have also played a few seasons with
    the overlap. Just choose what feels best for you.

  2. Mark, I love your videos they are very helpful. But I often wonder, do you
    ever hit a bad shot yourself? Haha keep up the awesome work

  3. hi mark -great tip -i find i am having trouble keeping the last 3 fingers
    on my left hand tight enough to hold the club in that position on the
    downstroke at full speed and i get a wear rub on my glove on the palm -any
    tips apart fron gluing the glove to the grip(i have a grip hand press
    training aid)

  4. Thanks for the post. I practiced 2 days at the range and went out on my 3rd
    day and shot a 78, my best 18 up to this point. Keep posting!!!

  5. @Foomba I think if mark applied for this he would walk the competition. He
    really should consider it. A carrer in TV is not so bad.

  6. Great explanation!!! I have never heard the grip broken down in such detail
    like that before. I have also heard 3 different grip styles taught: the
    neutral grip(or as you called it natural), the weak grip (the left hand
    even rotated more counter clockwise), and strong (the grip you described as
    the correct grip, the left hand rotating slightly more clockwise). Is there
    any validity to these other grips if you tend to hit a draw.The strong grip
    has always worked the best for me personally.

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