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| By Chuck Quinton, Master RST Instructor |
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Once you've worked through all the videos in the downswing section, the final step in graduating from the RST program is mastering the release of the golf club. Everything we do in the swing is built around this one split second in time that determines whether you hit a perfect shot...or one out of bounds.
The proper release of the golf club is something that should be learned in a very exact sequence in order to be learned properly and quickly, and this video walks you through that sequence step by step.
The look of the perfect golf swing release with both hands.The proper release of the club is a beautiful thing to watch. It's this perfectly timed and executed move that makes the tour pros' swings appear so effortless.
In fact, it is this release of the club that allows the club head to not only accelerate at great speed with minimal effort but also delofts and squares the face through impact.
In this video, I walk you through a very specific sequence that allows you to learn the perfect club release in a step-by-step fashion:
- I first teach you how to release the left hand correctly, then
- I'll show you how to FINALLY get your hands ahead of the ball at impact, and lastly
- Work you through the sequencing of slowly reintroducing the right hand so it can do its job in the release.
Once you master the release by working through this sequence, you will hit the ball farther than you ever have before with less effort than you imagined possible.
This should start to help you picture the improvement you can expect...
RST student Rick S. made an incredible improvement here. In fact, his hands are now a little too far ahead of the ball!The drills we did yesterday were awesome to correct a 50 year old swing flaw!
I am sure all club casters like me will benefit greatly from your new video on the Perfect Release."
As you walk through this video, you can get results like Rick, but there is a very specific sequence in which the drills must be done...
Because you are learning how to rotate the left forearm independent of the body, the goal is to get you to over rotate the club face so it may appear shut at this point, as shown in the picture above.
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