Craig Jones from Face First Golf explains that maximum distance is impossible without learning to close the clubface relative to the swing path. He demonstrates how to transition from a weak 'over-the-top' slice to a powerful push-draw using the forearm rollover release. Through the use of training aids like the ISO swing trainer and a towel drill, Jones shows golfers how to achieve effortless power and compression.
Adopt a closed-face grip by turning the lead hand more to the right to help the toe of the club pass the heel.
Use a closed stance (dropping the trail foot back) to preset an inside-to-out swing path for a draw.
Master the 'forearm rollover' release, visualized as slamming a door shut on its hinges to create whip and snap.
Differentiate between a pull-hook (bad) and a push-draw (good) by ensuring the ball starts to the right of the target.
Practice with a towel under the arms and an elastic band to maintain connection and expose weaknesses in clubface squaring.