Left Forearm Release
In this video, we answer a great question about the release. How the lead wrists and forearm moves and rotates during the release is not clear for many golfers. There is a lot of conflicting info out there about what is happening during that part of the swing… or more importantly, what should be happening.
Hopefully, this will help give you a better understanding of how to get that pro like release with the right amount of grip roll for the shots you’re trying to play.
EFFORTLESS POWER – TEMPO VS TENSION
A hallmark of many great golfers is how easy they make it look. When they take the club back from the ball, they seem unhurried, almost casual. They glide through transition and it appears as if the club is simply responding to gravity as it returns downward. At about hip height, though, the club shaft is suddenly a blur and the ball explodes off the clubface. How do they do it? The power seems so effortless.
Taking a look at what causes tension in your golf swing and your ability to effortlessly direct the momentum of the club to create a consistent tempo that you can rely on when you want to hit the perfect shot.
Punch it Down – Golf Downswing Drill
Over the years there has been much discussion on how to start the downswing. A simple tip for golfers of all levels is to be aware of how their shoulders work during this important phase of the golf swing.
What we want to prevent is the trail shoulder coming out and around (external rotation) towards the ball or target as we initiate the downswing.
This simple drill will help promote the correct feeling and shoulder motion required to initiate and develop a consistent downswing pattern.
Magic Downswing Move:
This magic downswing move will help you hit the ball more consistently, solid, and compressed.
You ABSOLUTELY NEED to add this move to your downswing.
What are the keys to making crisp contact with your irons? In this video David Leadbetter shows you the proper way to hit down on the ball.
Lie Angle vs Impact Angle at Address
Too many players misunderstand how the golf club should rest on the ground at address and how that is different to the way it contacts the ground at impact.
In this video Director of Instruction Derek Hooper, explains the differences on lie angle and impact at address and what that better understanding can mean for your game.
