Comparing Release Patterns of a PGA TOUR Player and High-Handicapper

u/GolfExplained 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Need help hitting my driver”

The rotation of your swing does not close the face. They have the 3D, and it demonstrates this. Everyone good controls the face. Sorry but you're listening to 15 handicaps on reddit feed you complete bullshit. Here's the measured 3D that proves both of these points. Body rotation shifts the handle forward and opens the face, and you combine that with forearm rotation to close it. Just like in tennis or any other …

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u/lil_leb0wski 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “General swing / open club face advice”

This. Particularly the reverse motorcycle. Add some flexion to your left wrist (make it convex) which will square up the face. Very common to see good ball strikers flex their lead wrist on downswing. Good thing is that everything else in your swing looks solid, so don’t change of that. ▶ this video

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u/United_Ad_668 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “I think I’m improving but sometimes it feels like I’m relying too much on timing my hands which leads to incon”

I think you just need to work on your release. Understand the concept of how most pros square the club and do it early so you don’t have to have overly active hands through impact. Here’ MyTPI explaining how pros release the club - ▶ this video

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