Centrifugal force golf swing

When you create centrifugal force in your golf swing you are probably working against your instinct to swing the club toward the target.
The outward force, which I demonstrate in this video is easy to achieve and will give you more power and control with all your shots.
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[@PeterKnightGolf]

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[@Tall-Cool-Drink]

Great illustration. Thank you.

[@giraffeasaurus8643]

I love your channel so much. You give practical advice, in an understandable way that can be transferable. You’re a legend. Thank you

[@PeterKnightGolf]

You are so welcome

[@BartmanSA]

This is great advice. Thank you.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Thanks Stephen.

[@richharwood9763]

This is very similar to Mike Malaska and his method of tipping out the clubhead. Your imagery is very helpful. I really like all of your lessons.

[@TheNYgolfer]

In a centrifugal swing (like the one in this video) the clubhead and shaft will always follow the force that is pulling it. That's just simple physics. If you pull a golf cart behind you, it will follow you everywhere you go. Like a little puppy. At no time will it try to "tip out" or anything else. Same in a golf "swing". Try it. Go to the top of your backswing, then pull the butt end of the club down and through the ball . The clubhead diligently follows your pulling hands until centrifugal/centripetal force releases the club because your very light grip (it better be light or you will shank the ball) cannot overpower that force and should not overpower that force nor try to add anything to that force. That is the science behind what The Golfing Machine calls a pure "swinging " action. Now if you stop pulling at any time prior to impact, the clubhead overtakes your hands, aka an early release or clubhead throwaway. That is when you could say the clubhead is "tipping" , I guess, but that's a negative thing and Malaska isn't referring to the "tipping" as a negative thing so..... ......I believe what Malaska is talking about pertains to what TGM calls a "hitting' action. That's the axe handle technique. Like chopping a tree down. The power comes from the folded trail arm extending with the help of the whole right side of the body. So you are pushing the shaft as opposed to the centrifugal "swing", where you are pulling the shaft. Here is Steve Elkington kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZDRlqFjaLKGeLs talking about the "pushing" technique as I prefer to call it as opposed to calling it a "hitting" action because there never should be a "hit" in golf, Only a smooth pushing action or a smooth pulling action. It's a very powerful way to move the club but does require some timing as to when to start applying the force, as opposed to the swinging method which requires no timing. You simply start pulling during the transition at the top of the backswing, smoothly with no sudden jerking action and never stop pulling. Anyone that says that you will get the club "stuck behind you" or you will "shank the ball" blah, blah blah, doesn't know anything about that technique. Properly done, you can swing with your eyes closed and hit the ball just as solid as with the eyes open. Here is Sergio talking about "pulling the shaft" , so to hell with the all the nay sayers kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHjVoqp8gtpsraM

[@done5423]

Making the water come out right after transition is how to NOT come over the top, which results night and day ball contact improvements. What a tip, thank you SIR!!!

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Glad to help Don. Longer drives for you I hope.

[@TheNYgolfer]

In my mind, this conjures up an image of early release or casting. The implication is that you evenly apply power right from the start of the downswing. This will lead to casting , where the clubhead passes the hands prior to impact. Power should not be applied immediately at the start of the downswing. Nicklaus said that it's impossible to release the club too early , as long as you move to your left side FIRST. By shifting your weight to the left side BEFORE you apply power causes the elbow to drop towards the right hip, which puts the club in the slot and from that point you can apply all the power you want and you can't release the club to early. The clubhead will not pass your hands before impact. That's why Hogan said that at that point he wished he had 3 right hands to apply power. Applying power early is what kills the recreational golfer.

[@peterheadland7066]

Good Peter, making sure we do not run out of water before impact.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

True. Have to do it correctly when it’s captured on video.

[@sonvuvan3030]

I have same imagination and swing thought, but i have problem with wrist and clubface that is the key for ball flight. Is there a tip to square clubface?

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Squaring the clubface is largely about controlling the unhinging and rolling (squaring) the wrists and clubface.

[@jacobr4558]

So is the wrist motion radial(backswing) then ulnar(downswing)? Is that the centrifugal part?

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Radial and ulnar describe the hinging and unhinging. Centrifugal force is the outward force from body rotation. In the downswing it causes the club to want to swing in line with your left arm.

[@bruceellison3117]

At last I finally see how to apply power in the swing. I've been trying to force the clubhead through the ball for 35 years and all I did was strain my back and have a reverse weight shift when I should have had the feeling of trying to fling the clubhead off the end of the shaft.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Ouch!! Swinging correctly shouldn’t feel like a massive effort.

[@ThePoliceftw]

hey la verdad re lindo video me encanto espero el nuevo éxito me voy les dejo besis agradecido

[@anthonyhoods82]

Thank you for the great instructions Peter. Will I be correct in thinking that gravity also plays some part in the centrifugal forces allied to the clubhead?

[@PeterKnightGolf]

It does , but only because the club is moving toward the ground. The outward force is more critical.

[@anthonyhoods82]

@@PeterKnightGolf much appreciated