Fastest Way To Gain Distance Immediately!

[@taylorandrews8236]

I’ve watched thousands of videos and taken lessons. Your way of explaining things is just so easy to understand and implementable. I can’t tell you how many videos give a long explanation but using what they say never translates. I’ve watched your videos after buying every swing aid you can imagine, recording every swing and trying to fix it, and spending months trying to fix my cast. I watched your videos and within a day I’m hitting my 7 iron with a perfect draw 170 yards and it feels easy. Thanks🎉

[@kevinhwangjr]

That’s awesome glad I can help out 👍🏼

[@saintmitan1591]

I appreciate the short and too the point video!

[@parmanduke]

Your tips are amazing. You hit the ball so far and yet you don't look like you're trying to smash the ball. You definitely have effortless power.

[@APlusBrandon]

People always ask why I hit so far and don’t look like I’m swinging that hard. This is exactly why! I can now explain to them thanks!

[@kevinhwangjr]

It’s all about the whip/ snap motion 💪🏼

[@vincentkingsdale8334]

​@@kevinhwangjrwhat is +/- 34 yards? Is there that much error in your machine?

[@kevinhwangjr]

@@vincentkingsdale8334 trackman is pretty accurate I just hit it too soft because that’s not my normal move lol

[@Mthirakomen]

Dear Kevin, would appreciate if you could tell me which arm you use to swift follow through. Thanks.

[@jonneb]

Great video! Do u wanna use the supination with ur driver awsell?

[@chadpadilla2664]

WOW! What a simple explanation. I really appreciate the way you simplify your teachings!

[@kevinhwangjr]

Glad I can help!

[@GOLFBALLUHU]

Mike Austin release..great stuff

[@DanHaywood-db3mq]

I have watched lots and lots of golf training videos here on youtube. Not of them have helped my game like you have. I love these short, very concise, pointers on how to make the best and consistent contact with the ball. You have made the golf swing so much easier. I'm hitting the ball straighter and carrying it 10 to 30 yards further. Playing is much more fun when you can actually make a few pars like I have been able to do after watching and listening to your videos!!!!

[@lenardtan7169]

Great release arm turn tips. Can't wait to try it out

[@ReSourceEnergetics]

Nice video. Release is often neglected. One potential helpful consideration is the grip. A lot of the tour players today utilize a strong lead hand grip with a neutral trail hand. The only reason that is important for this video is that the check points or intentions might be off depending on this lead hand grip. For example with a strong lead hand a good impact position will be slightly upward and toward target. Not a flip, but a release point dependent on the grip. I don’t think we have to cover all grips but these two are most commonly accepted. Thanks, Alan

[@bh5606]

Nice explanation.

[@kingtosin]

fantastic and simple to understand advice. Now I am going to try it out at the range.

[@jjpac2011]

love your tips. right to the point, short and sweet.

[@steveng8727]

Awesome info, note Paddy Harrington & Tom Watson recently stated that 85% of our swing speed is from our hands & arms.

[@bruceford9413]

As usual a very clear explanation. Thanks. I have been trying to do this and am finding it difficult to time. I tend to roll over a little early and get a hook.

[@kevinhwangjr]

If you get that hook it’s probably because the club is not staying on the right side and you’re flipping the club. I would have to take a look at your swing to be certain but remember that if you have a good release with supination the release is never the problem to a hook miss, something else in your pivot/body went wrong to cause that hook. For example a bad swing path or stalling your rotation

[@bruceford9413]

@@kevinhwangjr ok, thanks .

[@benjaminsarmiento8150]

Keep posting on this topic

[@davidd1395]

Thank you!

[@skyshen0803]

The supination release is good for more distance, but for accuracy wise body rotation release is better. For amateur it’s too hard to time it spot on on forearm rotation release unless you really put a lot of efforts and times to it. I hit my 7 iron with forearm rotation around 170 yards total but the ball go left if I rotate too much it goes to the left if I don’t and open the face and it goes to the right. When I changed to body release my yardage goes down to around 150-155 but my balls pretty straight most of the time and stay on the fairway.

[@kevinhwangjr]

I believe you have to use both your body and supination together. If you have to correct supination release and the ball goes left the release is most likely not the problem. There is most likely a problem with how your body moves. For example if you have an out to in swing or if your body’s rotation stalls out. In my opinion if you have a good release the release is never the problem 👍🏼

[@skyshen0803]

@@kevinhwangjr for myself I feel like I have to hold my wrist set and my forearm from 3 to 8 and just extend arm at 9. But that’s my feeling, if I feel I rotate forearm usually it goes way left and the club face is -6to9 degrees on trackman . I have Club path +3to5 degrees on irons

[@kurtg9684]

@@kevinhwangjr I agree with you. I had a wrist/arm injury due to casting the club. So I over compensated by using more body espescially on the back swing and taking away the release so to speak. Bad idea. When I use my body the way I should and naturally release after impact, I hit straight and 10 plus yards more than when I was casting and scooping. I also like the way you simplify your explanation so I can focus on one or two things at a time.

[@6nero]

Kevin, Jake here- another great video! Would it be possible to get some videos on the mental aspect of the game, and trying to quiet swing thoughts? I feel like one big thing me, and alot of other amateur golfers, struggle with; is overthinking and trying to focus on mechanical aspects of the swing while approaching and taking shots on the course. I know a lot of amateurs can relate to having killer range sessions and them not transfer t over to the course due to this issue. Thank you sir keep up the great content, it is high valued!

[@kevinhwangjr]

Of course! Been waiting for someone to ask lol will make one in the near future 👍🏼

[@derekparkinson156]

Love it, thank you 😊

[@jsant24]

Great drill. I’ll try this at the range.

[@oceanyt8]

Hi. Should I use the strength of the lead hand hitting the golf ball or trail hand for the release power ? Thanks.

[@syamsudanial2504]

Great Video Kevin, I've been trying this several times, the distance increase but the direction much more to the left, more then 10 yards.. any hints to keep it straight?

[@kevinhwangjr]

Try to keep the same release but our club path has to be more towards 1 o clock assuming your a right handed player however I would have to look at your swing to be certain 👍🏼

[@PerfectRedeemer]

Thank you for the tips. I don’t understand why other methods teach throwing the club with the right hand like skipping a rock, but here it’s throwing with left. Which is preferred?

[@kurtg9684]

I could be wrong but I think he was saying turn or rotate with the left so the emblem on your glove faces the target at impact. notice also in his explanation at around 1:14 how his hand/wrist at impact is a little bent or cupped. That's a tough one to get used to also. some can do that but others can't. God Bless

[@ebttt]

It'd be nice. I can see your demonstration from the front view

[@Jarhead0331]

Similar with the driver? Seems with Rotation of forearms I get a lot of snaphooks. Am I coming around the body too much and should focus on finishing more out front?

[@StevenMoney]

I know this is a stupid question but what difference does it make what your hands do after impact?

[@murf6023]

Are the wrists fully cocked at the top of your backswing and do they uncock during the early part of the downswing before they supinate and does this happen with driver earlier in the downswing?

[@kevinhwangjr]

I do have my wrists cocked at the top and I uncock my wrists and supinate not in transition but from half way down to post impact!

[@twisted13]

I have been trying to get this move for 3 months now and I have not hit the ball solid doing this one time. If this is possible there most be more to this then this video reveals. I have been watching all your videos about this over and over but can not figure out when to do this move or how to make it happen. Can you maybe show it in slow motion or up close so we can see this? I asked the pga pro at my home course if he can show me but said i am better off just swinging normal that Pros are hitting like that cause they are PROS. Any help would be appreciated. Cheers

[@TuubiMun]

Kevin, just for clarity it would be nice to know where your 12 o'clock is. Thank you

[@dougm659]

If I could hit a seven iron 175 yards effortlessly I’d be a happy camper!

[@davidkramer194]

Haha only if you can stripe it. If not 175 the wrong way is no Bueno. After watching his videos and practicing his release I can hit my 8 iron 200 yards now, but I never want that out of my 8 iron so I've had to rework all my distances again

[@vickyminneti9566]

Could you do the supination in slow motion?

[@stfoxx1]

Would like to see a slow motion through impact if possible.

[@Lee-kb3lw]

I curious why he has a shovel.

[@dry509]

My 7 goes 105-106…would love to hit it further..

[@rybolia]

This is what I’m trying to work on in my swing. But everytime I try to let the hands go, my bad habit is that my muscle memory takes over and hits the ball with my body. I feel the proper release anytime I do a practice swing but once I try and hit the ball, my body just snaps back into old habits 😢

[@kevinhwangjr]

This is the same with everyone even myself! I would make full swings at 50% speed. Imagine hitting a 7 iron full swing around 50 yards 👍🏼

[@bobbys4327]

Don't try to "hit" the ball.

[@charliechap6588]

😮😮😮

[@sm00v00]

Are you playing in PGA or LIV golf ?

[@chrisbrimhall1613]

I see the yardage increase but it doesn’t show ball flight……it sure seems like that action would cause a snap hook

[@ShockSlice]

So even players like morikawa and DJ, who have the face closed at the top and even open it in the downswing, would you say they have this supination as well?

[@oldgold5848]

Yep, you can swing closed to open by deliberately opening the club face. I suppose its supination in reverse!

[@philipchan1856]

Just like what LPGA pro Amy Yang’s release. Effortless and yet can be very far.

[@vreeke777]

Kevin does not like a gym Rambo Bud hé generate lots off speed don’t show dispersion bud it seems to be lots of technique thank you

[@touristguy87]

Your videos are technical hash. How else would you hit the ball. P What you really need is more science and less yapping. Do some experiments to prove that the changes you babble about are effective. Show those experiments in your videos. You'll still have to deal with the human factor. If you cant get past that then why are you making videos.

[@justthrowitgolf]

really ignorant comment .. my first time seeing him but he was fine in explanation and demonstration 👊

[@touristguy87]

@@justthrowitgolf because you don't even know what ignorant means

[@Tony-nz9bw]

Just curious have you done any golf videos yourself?

[@touristguy87]

@@Tony-nz9bw oh a few

[@touristguy87]

@@Tony-nz9bw ....no, but I have spent several years staying in a Holiday Inn Express. Now I'm an expert authority on golf.