When to release the club for PERFECT TIMING #shorts #golfswing #golf #ericcogorno
2 golfers recommended it · 2023–2024
Quick tip · Intermediate
A short tip on when to release the club, covering early release, flips and a shorter backswing.
Why golfers recommend it
- Release early, hands down
- Flip and chicken wing; shorten backswing
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2 comments from Reddit
u/Maz4positivity 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “Career Shanker, unable to identify root cause. Watched every YouTube video out there.”
Yo, don’t listen to any of this. It’s simple, ur releasing way early and not dropping ur hands. Are their minor things in regard to take away etc, yes. End of the day ur “shanking” because ur not pulling ur hands back down and then releasing the club thru the hitting area. I personally like the tight right elbow and I think the quick solution to more consistency is pulling the hands down and releasing the club …
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u/SuperpositionSavvy 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Driving range 4+ times a week for months and still can’t break 100. Tips?”
▶ this video You're flipping and chicken-winging, search those issues for more advice and drills. One thing you can do to instantly improve consistency is not take the club back that far at the top. Look at (almost) any pro swing an iron and where the club head is at the top, its above their head and pointed to the sky. Now look at yours, next to your ear pointing almost at the ground.
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