Releaseing The Club Head

[garyinderry]

as it says in the title. this video has been like an epiphany. sorted my driving right out.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZ7mHq0zlXQ&feature=related

 

[In_The_Rough]

Yes Mark is very good. Not something I suffer from badly this video but as will all of his lessons very well explained and clear. If I lived down Exeter/Devon way then I would definitely use him for lessons, seems a decent bloke as well.

 

[bobmac]

I still think he looks like Chris Evans

 

[In_The_Rough]

I still think he looks like Chris Evans

Without the Ginger hair as he is a bald as a coot when the cap comes off

 

[JustOne]

I don't like all this technical stuff...

Apparently is should just be something you learn by hitting balls on the range

 

[sona]

Good video, work on it tomorrow.

 

[garyinderry]

played again today. shot 9 over in wet and windy conditions. i would go as far as saying its fundamentally changed my game! hitting shots straight without them taling off to the right. 3mins in on that video, is the bit thats most relevant to my swing. :fore:

 

[SocketRocket]

It is an explanation of keeping the clubface square to the swingpath but iMO is a little naieve. There is much more to the way the clubface is positioned reguarding whether it is kept on the plane or square to it, whether it is lagged behind the hands and how that lag can be released without affecting the squareness of the clubface.

I like Mark, he does present golf swing issues in a nice clear manner but I think this video could do with a follow up.

 

[garyinderry]

Good video, work on it tomorrow.

im playing out of my skin since learing from this video. did you give it a go? any success! as it says on the video, some people have a natural release. others have to implement it into their swing like i have.