Nobody is talking about this! The NEW Release!
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
- This new way of releasing the golf club will change your game forever! TRY IT before you discount it.
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I implemented this feeling from using my prosndr and watching their downswing video, practised it all week and went out and shot my two best rounds this weekend, level par gross on Friday, 2 over gross yesterday. It’s amazing how consistent this makes your swing and strike. Amazing video
This video was a game changer for me! I'm not going to lie. It took me a minute to trust this would work, and sometimes, I still scratch my head in amazement. Lol... This has added effortless power and improved contact with all my irons. However, I can't seem to do this move consistently with my driver. I feel like I need to be way more patient in the downswing. Do you have any advice or drills I might try?
Thank you so much for your instruction!
This makes sense. I'm 71, so perhaps your next video can provide some drills to make this happen. Understanding this and applying it can be two different things with us old farts.
When I first started learning the swing 10 years ago, my main thought was to throw the club backwards and let it swing through a circle. I always had good contact (a little flippy though). After getting numerous instructors, I was told this was wrong. I changed and have had nightmares since. Think I'll go back to that. Good video.
Jonathan, you have helped me solve a problem I've been trying to solve for 2 years. For the longest time I've had an over-the-top motion that I can see when I record myself. It was gameable but it did cause some issues, and it rendered my driver useless at times. I've tried all sorts to get the club in the slot - dropping the hands, laying the club flat, increasing initial side bend etc - none of it felt natural or easy to consistently replicate, all because I was holding the angle in an attempt to whip the club late.
A bit of time working on this and my swing looks visibly different, staying very nicely on plane and you can see my divots are no longer pointing left. Now they're straight, if not pointing slightly right, and it feels so easy! And best of all, I've been hitting my driver well again using this! Thanks so much for releasing this and your previous video ! 🙏🙏
Best explanation of a golf swing I’ve ever heard. It almost feels like a cast. Well done! Cheers!!
Very useful information. I have tried it and it certainly does help. Your image of the wheel helped me with both the backswing and especially the downswing. I have been struggling with hooks and overdraws. The new start of the backswing for me has solved or helped me to better understand what I was doing incorrectly.
Of course the driving range and playing on the golf course are two different issues. No doubt I will practice to help ingrain my new swing motion. I appreciate your demonstration and explanation.
Jack Nicholas said you can’t release the club too early, he released the club at the top.
I have been experimenting with this release for several weeks. For me, IT WORKS! I'm a full club longer with no added effort. Casting the club head 180 degrees away from the target is still a work in progress because for 60 years I've been taught to 'hold the angle'. Thanks Jonathan!
It’s almost dusk here as I watch this video, and I am sitting in my easy chair and feeling it haha! What I am picturing is pushing the butt end of the club out as far as I can with my lead hand, and that helping my lead arm stay straight, my shoulders and arms rotating together better, and helping with keeping my trail elbow unstuck from my side as I swing through. I’m looking forward to trying this!
I seem to remember seeing film of some of the old time greats and when the film was slowed down it showed the club head as a blur going out from the golfer not down.This proves the point I think and as long as the club head isn’t going on the outside it’s not casting but I’ve never seen it explained in a modern way the wheel super imposed was a help and I will try this method at the range tomorrow thanks!
Yep it works for me. Thanks great tip
Brilliant - wish I could take this back 48 year when I first picked the club up.
Monte Scheinblum is a big fan of this release. Like this example also, thanks!
Hi
This is one off the best tips i have got for a long time. I have allways felt a lack off speed in the release but with this tip it feels much better.
Thank you for that.
Regards
Morgan
Sweden
This feeling helped me right away to get 20m in one week. I tried to hold the lag and hit just with bodyrotation. I didn‘t really help. With your tip i‘m releasing like hell and hitting it straight and far. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Don‘t throw your arms. Throw your wrists. At least that‘s what I have to feel.
Hi Jonathan
I have watched many golf videos on UA-cam and this video is the best of the best. You are very good at teaching golf
I just tried it inside. It feels good! Can't wait to try it at the range.
I Tried this today at the range and it improved my driver and fairway/hybrid accuracy and distance, but not so much with my irons. I found that I was unable the physically uncock my wrists at the top during a swing without stopping. But if I used that action as a swing thought, I presume I did it to some degree because of the different outcome. Going forward I think I will physically uncock my wrists at the top in a practice swing and use the thought in the actual shot. Thank's for the tip 😊
Hi! Now we´re talking nice and easy sport.......it´s more or less automatic. I´m really glad I found Your video.
Yes, folding the club at it's hinge point is the way to swing! Great video. It isn't casting, but allowing the clubs folding point to do so and bring the body around.
I saw another UA-cam video just a few days ago featuring Rory McIlroy saying he uses exactly this feel when in his transition/starting the downswing. So you must be telling us something good!! I'll be on the range tomorrow to work on it. Thank you.
Need to try this 👍
Great concept Jonathan of using inertia away from the body for ones benefit! Yesterday, during a round of golf, I think I experienced your described feeling. In order to get a wider backswing, I turned my torso a little further, pushing my arms out more, and when I came through the ball, it was like effortless power with very long hits. I'll definitely keep working on this concept! Well Done Jonathan! Thanks for the help!
my son suggested this while we were at the range, made solid contact and good ball flight for first few shots but quickly fizzled out perhaps due to fatigue, but could work on golf course since you not hitting multiple balls in a row.
Dude, hit the ball. You left us hanging.
Sorry, next time 😊
This is what my son has tried to explain to me as one of the reasons he carries the ball 300 m and I don't. 😅
Thanks!
Brilliant. You’re on a roll, keep them coming !!
What an detailed analysis and excellent way to explain the mechanics. Great work
you are right! that is how i swing, by "casting" in my backswing and turning...I learned this from Korean instructions as well. but you explained why/how it works, they just said to swing in the back swing...thanks for the confirmation!
This is the way, for effortless speed. A bit like how the weight on a trebuchet gets further from the lever before it gets to maximum velocity, as the arms create more width straight from the top. Guess that's why others call it the catapult method? Hadn't thought about it affecting ground pressure in that way before either. Thanks for the great insights, really enjoying your new videos of re-thinking the golf swing, since what seemed to be your Hack Motion 'light bulb' moments last year 👍
Thank you 🙏
Great teaching
Thank you!
I saw, maybe two days ago, that Chuck Quinton had done a video on this. I was amazed, because I have some old footage of him from more than a decade ago saying this was one of the Cardinal Sins of Golf (you know, casting). 😂 But his explanation now is the same as yours. Now I guess I have to try it, at least.
You have meddled with the fundamental forces of nature and now you must atone! 😊
I know.
This is gold.
Very interesting!
Glad you think so!
I have felt this “accidentally” before. Trying the throwing a fishing rod backwards with my thumbs and then I felt the club whip down and through impact with incredible speed. I couldn’t really control it so I dropped the idea, but it’s interesting to see you bring it up this way. Might need to explore this again.
Great sir Jonathan Taylor it's difficult task for me
As someone who started golf later in life and has struggled throughout the years ( even though I managed to get my handicap down to single digits) I’ve never really felt as though I truly owned my swing, which has caused me to try innumerable swing changes. I've often lamented that I wish I had started to play the game as a youngster, as it seems the very best players ( at least at my club,) are the ones who started very early and seem to have it figured out. I plan to give your advice a serious try and hopefully this year will be better than those that have gone before. Cheers and thanks for the very clear instruction. MikeR. ( p.s. I'll post my progress once season commences here in Nova Scotia.)
This release is also how i make my backswing shorter , i try to stop my backswing with Force useing all i have in my arms , hands and chest , to stop the clubhead , and start to send it back in the direction it came up . this can for sure be felt ind the feet and Ground and i do get better rotation at impact .
Well done! Mike Austin taught this when he was alive. Everything old is truly new again.
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You took the words right out of my mouth. This info has been out there for a long time. It's great that Jonathan is getting it out there front and centre 😀
Makes sense to me
I just tried it! Jonathan you're a genius 👍
Awesome! Thank you!
Thats a good one J.T ! Really no swing thoughts. That's my swing !
Walked outside tee’d up 4 balls and hit it about 275 with just thinking wrists from the top on uneven ground tomorrow when it counts on the course we will see
how does this connect with your “swing in a swing” videos in terms of concept? thanks
Applied this with my irons. I immediately started striking the ball better. Only had time for 25 range balls, but I am excited to continue to practice this.
Been doing this for two weeks now and it has held up. My game is definitively better.
Yes, as long as you stay connected with the body and make SURE you don’t early extend.
Do you have a link to where I can buy some “eblows”? You’re closing comment of it can’t be any worse than anything else you’ve tried is priceless.
Hi Jonathan, does the feeling of throwing the wrists complement „the move“ or contradict, because it’s a different way of releasing the Club? I‘m working on both right now. Thank you very much.
Jon rahm does this move in his backswing. Sets the angles then rotates. Have you played around with setting them earlier? And tried different hand feels?
Yes, look at my last video comparing Jon Rahm and Rory.
Cheers From Atlanta Georgia! You have been the only person I have seen on this UA-cam that has explained it like this! I have literally been just started swinging like that 2 weeks ago! I stumbled across doing this way by watching another instructor explaining how to drop the trail arm and turn in the back swing. The way you just explained it is exactly how I start my down swing and I swear I got 20 yards more distance in n my irons and way more height! The only thing I’m having issues with is I tend to Close my club face just a little and I pull hook or I don’t follow all the way through I block it 20 yards right. What do you recommend I do to fix this? Thanks for the video! Subscribed just now!
Marcus Edblad on UA-cam also teaches a similar concept .
Marcus Edblad, Dan Martin, Chuck Quinton. And some guy named Jack Nicklaus
Difficult without seeing your swing but in my experience the pull comes from path rather than face ( you are turning before releasing. The push occurs when your upper body tilts back and you early extend.
Steve Pratt as well. Mike Austin disciple. @@seanm3226
just tried this today with great results, it really gives a good transition thought and actually slows down the transition on the upper body, also added distance!
My concern is casting the club away from you equals early extension. I understand what your doing but if I hinge or pivot my wrists early this may lead to my trail arm straightening out and that's not going to work. I don't hit the ball as long as some but it's always straight, and that works for me. To many people now are fixated on distance, and in many videos that's all they talk about.
Mike Austin’s teaching and it works
I agree with you...This is Mike Austin’s swing principle. Not new.
All the teaching promoting angle, holding lag, etc. mislead and serve to tie people up. No wonder people get frustrated and many through in the towel. Not enough talk about releasing and swinging the club (allowing the club to swing) which is what you have promoted here. About time! Thank you Jonathan.
Rotaryswing’s Goat series has just proposed the same approach with a bit different explanation. Have a look.
conflicting advice piece no 1072, make sure you hold the angles for lag .. on second thoughts actually throw away all the angles immediately at the top.
Holy shit this works
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The onlg way i would change to this is if it was more consistant and i hit the ball longer. Is this the result of this technique
Yes!
I’ll add this to the other 754 things I have to do & think about when swinging a small stick to hit a stupid small ball that even when I get right doesn’t listen anyway 😂
But on a serious, all info is good info even if it is keeping me awake at night.
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Best at demonstrating this on YT? See Dan Alton.
How is this different than casting?
The wrist is releasing one angle while creating another. Casting releases one angle, end of story.
@@JonathanTaylor63did not really understand that response
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Thank you for the tip, I will look into it.
If you actually release early then you will have a sweep release, difficulty to strike ball first and low club head speed.
I believe this is only the case with slow hand speed. If you have faster hand speed in conjunction with the feeling of an early release, a lot of the angle will be held until you actually need to fully release (because the hands moving fast means the club head naturally lags behind)
How is what you’re explaining different than “casting”? Please do a video showing why they’re different.
Casting occurs when the body stops turning on the downswing.So this technique feels like casting but the body turn negates the hands and arms taking over.
Releasing the club behind you replaces the hinge (radial deviation) and bends the wrist back (flexion).
Why I find so many Videos with the Title- Stop Casting your Club- ? That confuses me now. 😮
Me too 😂
Love your channel and your great insights. Thank you!
I appreciate that!
As I understand it, you WILL cast at the top of your swing if you stop turning your body toward the target (or simply don't move).
The club will overtake your hands unless you swing your arms down and turn.
@JonathanTaylor63 oh since the swing plane is tilted, don't you actually release the club a little behind yourself as well as away from the target?
That‘s right, and by bending your lead wrist back at the same time you can then release that angle through the ball, which is the release we usually talk about.
This used to work for me, then I started coming way from the inside and having all kinds of nightmares. Any idea why this happened?
Yes, your upper body followed your club making to tilt back away from the target. The body must resist the forces you create in the downswing and hold its axis.
Sounds like the "hitting" method!
Not heard of that one, have you got a link?
So this is about that the swing starts from the top down and not from the. ground up!!!
At least that is how it should consciously feel, your body will automatically resist the forces you create with your hands and wrists by using the ground.
I HAVE ALWAYS THOUGHT THAT THE CLUBHEAD MOVES AWAY FROM THE TARGET AT THE VERY START OF THE BACKSWING. THIS CREATES A NEGATIVE FORCE VECTOR. IF THE BODY IS IN BALANCE AT THIS START THE BODY WILL AUTOMATICALLY MAKEST A SMALL LOWER BODY MOVE TO MAINTAIN BALANCE. AS THE CLUBHEAD PASSES THE INITIAL “AWAY” MOVE, THIS LOWER BODY MOVE BECOMES UNOPPOSED. AND ITS MOMENTUM ASSISTS FURTHER LOWER BODY MOVEMENT TILL IMPACT
Should be intention not intension 😁
My mom always told me to throw the club at the ball! She was absolutely right.
Have heard that a million times too but this tip is throw the club away from the ball. It works
@@helloseoul If you watch Ernie's swing closely I swear that is what you see espscially with the driver.
Goodness, you've tried enough rubbish... Brilliant🤣🤣
Is there a danger of ‘casting’???
Yes, if you don’t create flexion when you release the hinge.
Frankly speaking, it isn't new. I've seen Mr. Short Guy talking about this feeling of starting the downswing by pushing the hands away from the target at least few years ago...
You are right of course but maybe it is new for some people.
Its driving me crazy, you reminded me of an actor - both look, and way of talking! I cant figure out who is the actor
Nevermind - figured it out. John malkovich from Space Force. Btw i love your videos!
Not really new. You’re just explaining how to maintain width in your down swing in a different way. I think this may lead to confusion in some trying to put this into practice leading to early extension and a loss of lag and forward shaft lean at impact. I think there are better ways to explain it. This move needs to be taught in person, not on the internet. Just my opinion.
You're gonna have a lot of people swinging over the top....a golf swing is simple..If you wanna be great make an eight, you will be forced to rotate!!!
Only if they release without their lead wrist going into flexion.
No offence intended this release is nothing new. You cannot manipulate a release,if you get everything right pre impact then release is automatic ,manipulations are a compensation.
Great
Is this method the same for Driver and irons?
Yes