I wish I knew How to Release The Golf Club Like This THOUSANDS Of Balls Ago
UK Top 50 Coach Alistair Davies explains how to achieve a professional release by avoiding the common 'flipping' action. Using the split-grip drill, he demonstrates how the lead arm should supinate and the trail arm should rotate to square the face while maintaining shaft lean for better compression.
The body must slow down into impact to allow the hands and clubhead to accelerate correctly.
A poor release involves the right arm straightening too early, which adds loft and causes weak shots.
The lead arm should supinate (rotate) so the glove logo points toward the target area post-impact.
The clubhead should only overtake the hands well after impact, creating a 'Frisbee' like throwing motion.
Practice with small swings first to feel the downward pressure and shaft lean before moving to full shots.