KEY MOVES YOU NEED to RELEASE THE GOLF CLUB (simple golf swing tips)

u/Totally_JT 2025 · r/golftips · in “Hands in Relation to Body at Impact”

Here's a good video (another Crossfield one) on what a proper release looks and feels like, with two more very good drills: ▶ this video I think maybe if you were to start practicing these drills to feel what a good release is like, you would automatically start to correct the club path problem. If you would release like Mark does in this video with your current swing path, that is when you would pull the ball 60 …

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u/MetalAsFork 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Feels like I'm hunched over at impact and not making good/consistent contact at all”

Ha, that's an oldy. I have a feeling those guys might disavow that advice, as trying to force that early wrist hinge in the backswing could be a mess. I actually have almost the opposite swing thought in my backswing, as I feel the transition into the downswing creates enough hinge just from feeling the weight of the clubhead. You could try it and see if it helps, but I'm talking about the action that leads to …

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u/Twoballoonsdogs 2026 · r/golftips · in “Where are the flaws in my swing?”

If you have consistent contact, maybe try a release drill so that you get the club face square. You don’t seem to come over the top much even though your takeaway is very inside and shallow, but if you’re hitting it solid don’t worry about that. Something like this might be helpful. ▶ this video

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