The Release That Nobody Knows! - Golfers That Flip At Impact!

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Title	:	The Release That Nobody Knows! - Golfers That Flip At Impact!
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Pure gold starting at about 8:00 minutes…
Comment from : Arthur Ford

awesome video thanks a lot!
Comment from : Francis Wang

Ok Understand what you’re saying How about a drill or two to train this into your swing?
Comment from : Digital Hocus Pocus

Fred’s on his left toe and the other golfer is on his left heel Golf is so wired
Comment from : Radman

Flip is a bad word in golf You should flip—just later in the swing than a lot of amateurs do
Comment from : Paul Morgan

Read something awhile back with Bobby Jones describing his "swing thoughts" if any He said in the downswing he just thinks of hitting the ball with the inside of his right wrist Seems to work (for me)
Comment from : Hacker 100

It’s only a flip if your body stops turning Love this and you’re totally right
Comment from : Aleksi Lepisto

Strongish right hand helpsbrHad this feel and great ball striking when I had a weak left and strong right set very high at address a la Moe Norman (on jumbo grips thick at bottom also) Moe had this release and the weak strong combo Moe said he was "shaking hands with the flagstick"
Comment from : AP

I video my swing all the time I have done so for years to try and get rid of the flip At slow speeds I can achieve shaft lean at impact However, when I speed it up it seems like centrifugal force takes over and throws the clubhead early creating a flip No matter how hard I try, with all my strength to keep my wrists from flipping I can't stop it What do you think about the forces that are created that are taking over?
Comment from : rbauer1632

Great video Craig esp the evidence you show Can it really be this easy!? In all the hundreds of lessons I’ve had no one has ever explained the complete swing and release this way Cheers Richard Down RCGC
Comment from : richard down

You never disappointyour videos are first class in every way Thankyou
Comment from : Bobby Goodman

Mickelson and Couples both flip at the ball !
Comment from : Chris Bates

This is brilliantpeople like Mike Bender, who teach the lower hand should be flexed trough the entire through swing, have no idea what they are talking about
Comment from : Henry Smith

Thanks for that great video craig!!! Excellent explanation of the wrist action!!! I´ve never been told that in 20 years of golf!!!! Take care, Harald
Comment from : Harald Schuster

Phil Mickleson has a huge release, so much so his Hangs separate or part post impact exactly the same as vijay Singh, not good
Comment from : Lee Corcoran

Craig Thanks for this gem I've been doing this for years, including short game to float the ball I'm hit the ball a long way and my playing partners asked me how I generate so much clubhead speed I demonstrated my release which I learnt as a junior and they said it was a flip Yes, but after impact 😌
Comment from : Bel-Canto77

Wrists loose and it s come naturally brDon t think about it brEnough think to worry about !
Comment from : Alain Xueabur

Wow I can’t wait to try this on the range
Comment from : Yo Ho

This is very insightful, I have been a handle dragger forever and only recently have been trying to develop a proper release So I thank you for the info and video I played nine holes after watching and the positive effects on my swing and the increase in distance while seemingly swinging at 50 were amazing I also wonder, would this release be the same thing that Mike Austin was teaching?
Comment from : Ed Bleackley

Big help Thanka a lot
Comment from : 정승원

Were you getting cheaper twilight practice balls?
Comment from : Niguel

It took me years to figure this out and I’m not sure why nobody talks about the turning the knuckles down and hitting on top of the ball
Comment from : Travis Hernandez

Mike Austin taught this 50 years ago
Comment from : Franco Phillips

I hit a bomb of a drive today taking my right wrist from extension and just before impact, flipping it to flexion It is a flip, yes BUT it is a flip that occurs thru the ball, so it is essentially a flip post impact
Comment from : Jack Saint Jack

Hi Craig Your stats on the angles of inclination of pros' shoulders at the top of the backswing at 40 degrees + and impact at 60 degrees +, compared to amateurs who get less steep as their handicaps increase, and the drills you give to help us get those angles closer to the pros, are incredibly helpful My question is about the measurement of a line drawn through the shoulders from a face on view, through impact, when the arms are fully extended towards the target, I guess when they're about parallel to the ground If you did a measuremenet of the pros in that position, would you see pretty much a straight up and down, twelve o'clock to six o'clock line from lead shoulder to trail shoulder, in other words a fairly vertical line, as opposed to amateurs who never get the trail shoulder that far rotated at release, so that they're more like from three o'clock to seven o'clock or thereabouts at full release?
Comment from : Joe Scuderi

so why does rory rory rory rory have a different wrist angle after release??
Comment from : nfdsndkfndsf

Thanks Craig for all the fantastic explanations All the comments you get show how revealing your instructions are Now I understand how to release but the stabile flat left wrist in the back sving contradicted this release move for me But now I get it Allan from Sweden
Comment from : Allan Saxlund

Great video, thank you Always struggled with shaft lean Great drill
Comment from : Scott Alvey

Craig you sound like an Aussie Is that where you are located?
Comment from : Ed

can’t wait to swing my club after this lockdown
Comment from : Areez Ariffin

It seems it would be impossible to think of shaft lean and the release simultaneously I believe this must be a result of the left arm softened and connected to left side allowing the right hand to release the way it looks here
Comment from : Jay Venable

Beautiful swing😁
Comment from : Dave Satterfield

Thanks Craig for this fantastic explanation of the real release
Comment from : Robbie S

A great tip! :-)
Comment from : Bien Nho

Looking at those videos as the hadicaps get better, to me, the most notable change, is how the right arm fully extends past the ball Actually, both arms The higher caps have a bent right arm past the ball or even a left arm chicken wing The energy is being “held back “ The pros release all of the energy and the wrists have to let go as well past the ball
Comment from : John Rodgers

Interesting Please comment on right wrist ulna deviation through and post impact
Comment from : pigslefats

Thanks CraigbrYou have given me the green light to use my hands again having tried to mistakenly follow the idea of a stable club face through impact by rotation of the body This has freed me up and my swing is starting to flow again!👍👍brKeep up the good work!
Comment from : Dennis Ellis

That's very interesting Craig and makes huge sense I do get soo confused though ! Are the wrists actively creating this ' snap ' release ? ( Rather than happening naturally ) and is there not a coaching ' thread' about the release being controlled by rotation and that the face isn't rolled at all ? As I said not doubting you at all just get confused !
Comment from : Mark Walker

Spot on !! ( as usual) thanks
Comment from : Darren Male

Great description, thanks a lot But I would have loved to get a good drill to practice the correct wrist angels
Comment from : Fbchipper

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Comment from : WorldClassGolf - Craig Hanson & Dr Rob Neal

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Comment from : kidpoker007

Can’t you show current PGA tour players?
Comment from : kidpoker007

So how do I get there Can’t figure it out for the life of me Thanks
Comment from : Nr R

Good explanation of how the wrist angles change after impact I've not seen many videos on this topic although there are lots explaining wrist angles up to impact Thanks for posting
Comment from : John Creet

Wish I'd seen this years ago! Thanks for this Craig - amazing to see that the very best ALL do what amateurs have been told NOT to do for so many years
Comment from : John Pritchard

Excellent video! I always thought a cupped lead wrist post impact was badbut the different camera angles shows otherwise A throw type release is the way to go, just don't throw too early
Comment from : Eddie Gutierrez