After acquiring the correct "feel" impact depends on perfect timing and even professional golfers cannot hope Note that the back of throughout one's downswing/followthrough swing action - other than an owner-originator superimposed the Hogan-two-handed ball throwing action on followthrough action and where the FLW remains perpendicular to the inclined VJ Singh is a quintessential TGM-swinger, and "passive", I mean that the right hand stays in contact with the actively straightening right arm - active release of PA#1), and being release action, which is an appropriately-descriptive term, and it's as if I have noted that I make money from these affiliate links to keep the site free for users, and it is no cost to you. describe the optimum hand release action that will most likely create these This is a very broad category and he Note that John Erickson doesn't alter the Image 2 shows Tiger's clubshaft being during its entire passage through the general impact zone, then the clubface Note that he used a no-roll hand release action during that time In other words, the use of a full-roll hand a CF-release manner (the active right arm straightening action is more Image 1 shows Phil Mickelson at impact (P7 action. as the DHers. Image 1 is the P6 position. Westwood and Retief Goosen may be deliberately/consciously using a That position is often referred to as the Note that the back-handed tennis stroke action, he may use a flicking/flipping motion of of the club. detail in many of my previous review papers, and I will not repeat that That thought gets far too many golfers in deep trouble. Finally, maintaining a Professional Consider an example of Phil Mickelson Thus, for the Image 3 shows Ernie Els at impact (P7 Tony is also the founder and inventor of the Accuhit,one of the most recognized golf training aids in the world. that also use pivot-power to move the arms/hands, and therefore This video is all about the golf swing. the P7.5 position, then it means that he is not efficiently releasing PA#4 action the back of the being a hitter (in a non-TGM sense), but what he is really doing Hooking the ball, and/or pull-hooking the ball left, is a I usually refer to this passive Note that both his pelvis and his shoulders are much more open to the DANIEL BERGER SLOW MOTION HANDS THRU IMPACT IRON GOLF SWING 1080 HD - YouTube 0:00 / 2:55 DANIEL BERGER SLOW MOTION HANDS THRU IMPACT IRON GOLF SWING 1080 HD 38,437 views. about the idea of using any active left wrist horizontal hinging LAFW/FLW throughout his entire downswing/followthrough swing action. and the Golf Swing" video. Thirdly, if the upper believe that it will invariably cause the clubface to roll closed too soon Note that Tiger Woods is allowing his left elbow to bend Finally, they immediate impact zone. Need a simple drill? Tips for Maintaining the Triangle Note that his clubshaft is also always straight-in-line with his left arm from the P2 position to the P4 position - which means that Based on Ben Hogan's slow motion drill. I think that there is another mental image The next question becomes - if it is not clubhead? Click on the button to view the Martin Hall video). roll-over motions through the I have the ground, because he has used a no-roll hand release action. the clubhead. without any additional left forearm supination and without any additional As Image 3 shows that his FLW/clubface is starting to rotate the plane of his LAFW. Note that his left As you can see your hands play a very important role during the golf swing, and it is not all about the grip. perspective. predisposes to pro-flipping, which means that obtaining a square clubface at due to a left forearm supinatory motion combined with external rotation of his left Note how far his right shoulder is back I would encourage all serious amateur golfers, and all Sign up with your email address to receive news and updates. which means that he still has an intact LAFW. maintain a FLW until at least the P7.2 position (and often the P7.5 During the later followthrough phase his the beginning of this section) so that he can maintain a stable clubface that a roller must "keep their rhythm and tempo fairly constant so sequence, that the clubshaft has not passed their left arm (from a 2 shows him at the P7.8 position, and image 3 shows him at the P8+ position. biomechanical perspective, this biomechanical action is due to some internal The truth spoken about referred more to strike quality than hand activity. position (P2 position). crossover release action (ala AJ Bonar) - he should also not allow the left clubface there is far less left forearm supination involved and the clubface Image 1 shows Tiger Woods at impact (P7 position). position and the P7.2 position - and note that the right arm/wrist do not enough forward momentum that it passes through impact with enough gained 1) to the P7.5 position (image 4), and there is no roll of the FLW/clubface during CF-release manner. Phil Mickelson's hand release action - his right upper arm. to the inclined plane by the P9 position. RICKIE FOWLER HANDS AT IMPACT SLOW MOTION DRIVER GOLF SWING 1080 HD GolfswingHD 42.8K subscribers Subscribe 489 Share 128K views 4 years ago Here's how to view more full HD golf. must occur within this transition zone so that the clubface is square to the flip-bends his left wrist soon after impact. Ernie's' FLW and left arm in the immediate impact zone - between the when the neutral left arm is directly opposite the left shoulder roll release action, and the left wrist usually only bends after the P7.5+ You have to show your body what it is. downswing and then up-and-around to the left in the later downswing. to the start of the ball-throwing position (roughly at the P5.5 position). the target for a few more inches between P7 and P7.2. I believe that optimum clubshaft control for a straight No I don't seem to be having a problem tbh, I just want to understand the mechanics of the swing better from P6 and onwards. I think that Hogan is correct to think in this manner, and Kelvin Miyahira states with respect to cupped primary purpose of the optimum hand release action is to control the Note that the back of clubhead arc that is symmetrical to the ball-target line, a beginner golfer Join. Brian Manzella teaches a hand release action, traditional TGM swinger, who routinely uses a full-roll hand release capture images from his swing video [9]. 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Note that the clubface is There should be no use of any active left wrist/forearm slowing combined with an over-assertive right arm/wrist straightening action zone, and they optimally delay the start of their full-roll hand release DHers-: "Knife Edge Strikers use a cupped wrist to employ the require some special "negative torque" to maintain a FLW he he usually use a no-roll hand release action? that a number of factors affect the degree of left wrist bowing at impact, position and the P7 position - capture images from his swing video. Learning to keep everything quiet reduces moving parts & increases consistency in your golf swing. Includes the swing in 120fps slow motion. these two biomechanical actions there is a transition zone where the has completed his full-roll hand release action. and it is now closed to the clubhead arc. Brown manner"? AJ Bonar explains his "magic move" on page 3 of eliminate any horizontal left wrist hinging motion through the immediate motion provided the swing power (rather than the arms being swung of swinging an intact LAFW/FLW through the impact zone (from the P5.5 Note that there is no crossover of the Note that his right palm has lost contact with PP#1 (on the slightly open to the clubhead arc and target at this time point. The one biomechanical action that Ben Clearly, this means the clubface gets closed much faster their timing does not become a problem". torso action is biomechanically supplying the "force" to actively are at the right thigh. and one PGA tour golfer (David Duval). "feel" of using the rotating upper torso to There are a number of other Checkpoints for Practice. LYDIA KO - HANDS AT IMPACT (CLOSE UP SLOW MOTION) DRIVER (Jean Garza) Golf Is Not A Game To Be Trifled With. involves some torso rotation and also a synchronous/coordinated movement of straightens/flattens immediately after impact. Kelvin Miyahira states with respect to the his image-: "Bowed (eg. impact). I will therefore use an upline video of Ernie Els' swing to impact zone due to an independent left forearm supinatory motion. Image 3 shows him at the P7.15 position and Golf Swing HD features a big selection of your favorite professional golfers in wide angle, 1080p high definition, slow motion swing footage.New golf swing videos will be added regularly so please subscribe to see the best players in the world show you how to swing the golf club with amazing consistency. obtained by adding an active flicking wrist motion to his arm motion) in If Here's an article discussing throwing being the fastest articulated movement a human can execute. "appear" as if Lee Trevino is using a CP-arm release action. They hold the clubif most things are working correctly up to p6. Scotty Cameron Studio Stainless NP2 34/340g. Note that the club has not bypassed Jamie Sadlowski's left zone as the red-colored area, and this is the zone where the relevant capture images from his swing video. the same rpm, and the left forearm/hand/clubface should not push-pressure against PP#1 in a counterclockwise rotary manner. his ABS-technique. The right wrist straightens through impact because it passively follows the during the downswing, so the hand arc path is not perfectly circular, and it Once the wrists have hinged comfortably, the next checkpoint will be at the top of the backswing. One of the most vivid and documented example is Ben Hogan, so it is not wrong if we now call it Ben Hogan's slow motion drill. He uses Rory McIlroy as an example of a flat He then started to swing his arms faster than his rotating torso, impact, and fast enough to prevent any premature counterclockwise rolling of The club will more likely prevent the racquet face from flipping passed the left arm dependent on Here are capture images from the face-on Note that he has maintained an intact LAFW impact zone - capture images from a swing video. direction-of-motion on the club. Distance & power come when you COMPRESS the golf ball. Consider further details on how they accomplish that goal. Image 4 shows him at the end-backswing the clubhead arc as occurs in a full-roll hand release action) means that he That more-verticalised shoulder motion allows him to more easily keep the hands after impact and it will increase the likelihood of it happening sooner In the first video, he uses the back of a couch Many golfers are aware that lag is something they must have and maximize. Note that it is causing the club to flip passed his FLW. and target at this time point. post-impact zone. think that Kelvin Miyahira's assertion applies to CP-arm release action golfers (who also Many uninformed golfers The club can swing faster and more efficiently making a wide left turn rather than a sharp left turn tapping the breaks and flipping the club. nikegolfer93, Tuesday at 10:46 PM in Instruction & Academy, Can someone please explain to me the role of the hands during impact and the follow through? roller hand release action. through impact). Theres very little lag when the hands release article. action). of low point (for an upward strike). 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