PGA Pro Marcus Edblad explains the 'push' technique, emphasizing arm extension as the primary engine for effortless power and clubface control. By focusing on a throwing motion rather than just rotation, golfers can increase swing speed and naturally square the face to eliminate slices.
The power in the golf swing comes primarily from bending and extending (pushing) the arm.
Using a throwing motion helps to naturally find speed without forced effort.
Extending the arm early helps close the clubface, which prevents slicing.
Body rotation alone cannot execute a good golf shot; the arms must drive the release.
Practice speed by focusing on how fast you can extend your arm through the impact zone.