Jon Tattersall: How to Properly Release the Driver
2 golfers recommended it · 2025–2026
Explainer · Intermediate
A coach explains how to release the driver properly, with a small grip nuance.
Why golfers recommend it
- Recommends video on release clubface
- Small nuance I love
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2 comments from Reddit
u/SerYoshi 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Need advice here: missing with push fades almost exclusively.”
To me it looks like a club face control issue. Swing looks pretty good DTL, but you're clearly jammed up on the hands. I struggled with something similar, losing ball out right. Take a look at this video from ▶ this video. It really helps you understand driver dynamics, and how our hands behave in the driver swing. Pay close attention to the part about how the driver is designed to close the club face by itself, if …
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u/Substantial_Team6751 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Right-hand dominant golfers: what helped you stop the right hand from taking over?”
My whole golfing career I was trying to be left hand dominant but now I've been going towards being more right hand dominant. I think the key points are: Having a correct grip (in the fingers) so you can release the club correctly. I worked on this since last year. This recent video was a small nuance that I love: ▶ this video Right arm needs to be a bit straighter in the backswing and then in the downswing the …
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