The Effortless Power Move 99% of golfers don't know about
Craig Jones from Face First Golf introduces the 'Rev-Skip-Whip' sequence, a method designed to generate effortless power by moving away from 'holding the angle' toward a natural release. He demonstrates how a motorcycle-style wrist rev at the top shallows the club and squares the face for a powerful forearm rollover. The lesson also includes three 'cheat' setup adjustments to help golfers immediately improve their path and impact compression.
Use a 'closed face' strong grip and drop your back foot to naturally encourage an inside-out swing path.
The 'Rev' move involves bowing the lead wrist at the top of the swing, which closes the face and shallows the shaft.
Think of skipping a stone to feel the correct shallowing motion during the transition.
Avoid the 'flip' by using a forearm rollover release (the 'Whip') rather than a cupped-wrist flick.
Practice into a net with paused half-swings to ingrain new motor patterns without worrying about ball flight results.