Tiger one-handed makes cleaner contact than all of us 😅

u/GolfExplained 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Do I have a chicken wing release?”

▶ this video This is a good drill. He uses it a lot to warm up. Notice how he's sending the club to the ball with the arm rotating and the club being sent around into the ball. You just need to stop trying to pull thrbhands across you into the ball and start releasing the club with arm rotation earlier. Then the body turns so you don't actually release it that early. Explained here: ▶ this video If the body doesn't …

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u/TacticalYeeter 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “My swing 2 weeks ago. Hasn't changed much I'm afraid”

▶ this video Here's a good video of tiger showing the motion with a chip warmup. The club has to release out and around you because of the arm rotating the face down and around. If you try to drive the lead elbow at the target you can't release the club this way and square it so you'll have to scoop it instead. The swing is the club lowering and the pivoting around, which is arm rotation, it's not a lateral pulling …

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u/bikkiesfiend 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “How to stop casting/ chicken wing”

You need to let your lead forearm roll over. Lead elbow needs to point down into the ground and not towards the target after impact Do this with a wedge in your lead hand and hit pitches one handed You have to let your forearm roll over in order to release the club ▶ this video

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u/greener0999 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Do I got the right idea?”

you're "snatching" the club. your first move off the ball is your wrists moving the club away rather than your shoulders taking the club away as you rotate. this leads to the casting. if you take your lead hand and swing the club with just the lead hand with a good hinge, you'll realize the club will release itself if you hold onto the hinge long enough in the downswing. ▶ this video it'll help you feel when to …

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