Wrist Action Unleashed: Mastering the Perfect Follow Through in Golf

[@danielnygard]

That grip instruction was money my man!

[@jaysonenfeld2321]

Very technical: loads of information. Needed to watch it a few times but as someone who has a natural draw and my bad shot is a hook this video has opened my mind and has helped me tremendously!!! Thanks Jonathan 👍👍👍👍

[@McVilla1N]

Many KZbin golf instructors. There about 10 of them I've seen teaching correctly. This channel is one of the 10.

[@swardmusic]

Paul Wilson!!

[@revealer007]

Subscribing to this channel is a no-brainer. Perfectly explained the technical aspect of release in layman's terms. Your camera person is on fire! Multiple camera angles and camera focus on key points was excellent. Perfect editing! Very clean! Not a second wasted. Video quality outstanding. What a great job getting this video dropped. I'm going to hang out here for a while. Thanks! 0:44

[@michaelimperial8203]

Just bought it today. Hope it will improve my game

[@digitalshapes9501]

Very helpful to comprehend the need to incorporate some element of rolling / releasing the forearms into / post impact. Also very useful to have perfect clarity on when your lead wrist should move into extension/ cupping motion. The combination of the training aid helped to understand the need for the vertical cocking upwards motion in the trail wrist as the lead wrist moves into extension. Brilliant clarity. Well done Jonathan 🎉.

[@aaronnimz3807]

Thank you! I have been looking for a video on this for a while now.

[@justinchamblin3654]

This is the video that dramatically improved my shot and follow through/ I can shape shots better moving away from a hook and pull to high draw. I just wish I watched this video months ago instead of today. Great work and video

[@jasonsgrowingtree5764]

You are an excellent teacher !! Blessings

[@stormeagle]

yoo production quality is stepping up and that thumbnail is fireee

[@LeeSmith-dx7gg]

Awesome video as always!

[@JayTakeProfits]

In your driver videos I noticed your still on your left toes at impact and on the follow through you get to the left heel. Can you please 🙏🏼 make a video on the proper footwork for driver. I think I’m getting to my left heel to early & loosing power

[@timothyfarley]

Excellent presentation!

[@TG-bq1kn]

Worked great for me. Much easier to think L to L than trying to manipulate something. I am sticking with this as my basic thought.

[@swardmusic]

Check out paul wilson golf if u like that🤙🏼

[@nontl5197]

The Precision Impact device on the website look different from yours, is yours the newer version?

[@jakeknight7418]

Excellent instruction. I applied these concepts at the range today and it tremendously helped my drive. I was hitting further and straighter. Thanks a lot for a fantastic video!!!

[@jbhangu23]

Been playing for 2 years consistently shooting low 100s , watched your beginner series videos and started practicing just the basics as you put it. Got into consistent high 90s , your tips help build the basics and mental confidence i needed. Played best round of life with 93 (83 on front 50 in back) yesterday! Been sharing that series with everyone i know

[@cmax0093]

Unquestionably the best golf instruction on KZbin but I thought the thumbnail was an animorphs bookcover for a second

[@husinabdullahhusin1104]

Excelent teaching

[@epdiablo25]

I watched your ‘thumb drill’ to release the club earlier this year and it transformed my game IMMENSELY. Looks like this aid helps with that. Great video.

[@Bateman.s]

Which Video is it? Can you comment the link please ? :)

[@epdiablo25]

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[@ninetythreetwenty]

@@Bateman.s I assume he’s talking about this: kzbin.infoHk7kPoAz17Q?si=YgqJFuKv9opuSaXA

[@jimhicks584]

Great explanation! Finally clear after 60 years.

[@yushutsou5171]

Thank you, really do great help on wrist stuff. That's what I am searching for.

[@_stevemaz]

Excellent video! Really enjoy how you explain all the differences in the types of movements. The use of the tour pro’s swing was top notch! Keep up the great work and content!

[@leeeustace7643]

Well done!

[@TedInoue]

This is really helpful to lay out exactly how the wrists move through impact. I've struggled to understand exactly what I should be doing for a proper golf swing and this is the first video that is so clear - something that I can review while I practice to ensure I'm getting the right moves as I swing.

[@TedInoue]

Spent a session working on this on a launch monitor. It's really transforming my swing and ball striking. I seem to be making more consistent impact and getting faster speeds resulting in about full club length improvement after one session. Thanks again for this detailed discussion.

[@SCEndbringer]

Thanks my dude, I've watched hundreds of golf videos and you have explained this so well that I wish I'd have seen your content sooner. I KNOW after I get time to work on this in practice I'll improve from this information. Thanks again!

[@PauloG100]

I have been practising this move for a few weeks following a session with my golf instructor. I find it easy with my irons, slightly less so with the driver, but I am working on it. What I do know is that if I do a few practice shots with a (say) 7 iron without roll, then the same shot with roll, the with roll shots are around 10 yards longer and usually straighter.

[@martinkelly6164]

thank you,. the definition between rolling and flipping was great. Really enjoyed your video.

[@andrewcoley7596]

Excellent and clear. Thank you

[@NghiaNguyen-od8rs]

Thanks Jonathan for your great video as always.

[@janetmanley8325]

Wonderful video and lesson Jonathan. I have one and it has made me into a real golfer in every way. Distances are crazy long and my touch around the greens are amazing!!

[@mambajuan]

THANK YOU… I’ve been “flipping” and I honestly thought this is a correct swing mechanic. Ive been flipping cuz when I started, i was gripping the club WAY TOO HARD. Flipping helped me get a feel of the lag, and throwing the weight of the club head through the ball. This got rid of the my gripping problems, but is totally screwing my swing post-impact. No wonder my ball flight tends to go left. Cant wait to try this wrist movement tomorrow. New subscriber here!!

[@kersley1955]

Excellent video so easy to follow

[@austinjasper3895]

Flip: one wrist bows other wrist cups! Thank you so much 👌🏻

[@joshuatenny9934]

Another great video from Jonathan

[@lloydranola]

Coincidentally, I just had a lesson yesterday. Releasing my hands and wrists completely fixed my early extended and unleashed arms!

[@paulwilde9903]

This is a fantastic video

[@stevenburton7922]

Excellent instruction. The proper grip you show is how Jack Nicklaus teaches proper grip as well.

[@mntk]

finally high quality video!

[@X00000370]

Excellent explanation.

[@Hun_Power]

So this is something I really hear so much info and can’t figure it out. I’ve had coaches telling me not to flip.. and to kinda hold the angle and rotate the body. People encourage a “full body release” vs a hand release. I find when I hold the angle I compress it but it just doesn’t feel as natural. Could you do a video about the full body release vs the hand release? Pros and cons?

[@keplerts]

Great explanation!

[@jamesbyers6386]

Good stuff. Thanks

[@dogloverjb6873]

very well explained and demonstrated ! ... thank you

[@johnsmolley1941]

Excellent video--explores an imortant and widely misunderstood and unaddressed part of a fine swing, Subscribed!

[@ninetythreetwenty]

Fantastic video, Jonathan. It was incredibly helpful for me.

[@hvailjr]

Good video. Thank you.

[@atxbowlingcoach]

Great teaching thanks

[@glengignac173]

Excellent information & clear concise teaching. Will you be adding more short game content? Pitching? Distance wedges etc

[@johneggert1824]

This is GOLD

[@AlexNHitDogs]

Another awesome vid. Very informative

[@stanleychan2367]

Jonathan Kim-mos is a very precise in details. What to do & not to do sequence.👍👍👍👍👍

[@milkdudlfe]

Thanks for this great video. It's exactly what I needed to learn. You explained it so well.

[@hocheye]

Great video, with my hands I try to keep them moving or flexing as little as possible. A good relaxed shoulder turn has helped immensely!

[@McLovin-go2rm]

Hello Jonathan....great content.......could you please help reconcile the 'some amount of supination and pronation' with a throw release? I thought the throw release is the flipping motion, but closer to waist high to keep the face square after impact, and less rotation. thank you and great job!

[@ZJProductionHK]

U deserve more attention

[@josephcassel8503]

Great! Best explanation and demonstration ever on this subject. You have a gift for clear communication.

[@RMuggs]

Excellent lesson !! The explanation was set perfectly for someone that is trying to better understand the golf swing.

[@JKMGolf]

Great to hear!

[@RobertoVillarante-d2t]

Love this video! Truly enjoyed your explanation where can I purchase the device you used in your video. The one from precision impact is different thx.

[@zazenforever4940]

Different advice out there for the wrists. Stack and tilt suggests that the left wrist stays flat/right wrist stays bent throughout the swing, with the club rehinging on the follow through. I have not tried bending the lead wrist while maintaining the right wrist bend as well.

[@Satrria1]

Thanks for this advice JKM! I’ve been struggling in 4 months with excessive rolling that caused all my shots goes to sharp left and i dont have confidence at all using 7 irons to driver. Its so so frustating really destroyed me, i hope this advice will shed a light and i will practice it tommorow❤

[@maxpower3798]

Can you please do a lesson/drill on how to hit a knuckleball/forward spin when hitting up with the driver? Thank you for all your videos! They’re done with great thoughts!🎉

[@eugenedizon48]

JKM, thank you for the video and for the Precision Impact promo code. I just purchased one and am looking forward to improving my game. Keep up with the great work ⛳️!

[@minghuatgan7915]

Hi Kim, the precision swing you wore in the video vs URL link looks different. Can you advise.

[@JKMGolf]

This was a prototype that was sent to me but the one on the website has no metal parts and is all plastic and more comfortable

[@larrypruitt3919]

Have a hard time staying in posture with driver. Do you have any tips? Thanks

[@gelonious1]

I recently realized I was under gripping with my right hand and was constantly flopping the club head over on impact causing a short draw or a an inconsistent mess rarely leaving the tea box. I had the left hand correct but when i finally corrected my right as you're doing, I even noticed my arms now track in the circle you need to swing consistently. Also for me at 5'7" with shoes on 😅, moving the ball either lined up with my big toe or barely inside the foot. I'm now hitting perfectly up the middle hitting a nice draw depending on where I point the club face. But anyway great video and guys,, believe what he's saying and just execute execute execute!!

[@gelonious1]

*Referring to my drive on that set up but that grip is key!

[@joseserranosuner]

This is 🥩!!! Great video!!!

[@johnniekeats]

I've had so many lessons, and have played at around a high single handicap for the past year...All without releasing the club properly. Thank you for this video and finally teaching me how to release the club properly - even after just a few hours at the range focusing on this method of release, I can feel that my ball striking has improved dramatically.

[@touristguy87]

...what you should be worrying about is seeing your ball land on target. That is a certain indicator of good ball-striking.

[@johnniekeats]

@@touristguy87 As much as arriving at your destination is a certain indicator of driving a vehicle well.

[@touristguy87]

@@johnniekeats of course because golf is just like driving a car

[@timhinchliffe6110]

Love the video! Although there are so many pro’s out there that use flexion/extension of the wrist during the release. Those that come to mind are David Duvall, Mike Malaska, and Dan Alton. Are they wrong??

[@dj-flights7376]

Great video! I was literally looking for a good follow-through video for hands/wrists yesterday, and today you release this. Perfect! The breakdown of Jon Rahm's impact and follow through was very helpful! Now I can see the wrist action as 4 phases when you start the downswing. 1) Gather the lag and start the release, as if you're whipping something. Start a slight roll of the lead forearm just as you're passing lead arm parallel on the downswing. 2) Then bow the lead wrist/turn the knuckles or back of the lead hand downward to the ground as the hands pass trail hip, this squares the clubhead just before and through impact, which also keeps shaft lean. 3) Immediately after impact, roll both forearms/wrists together so the clubhead points just past vertically upward. (The lead wrist will unhinge a bit during this. This rolling and unhinging keeps the clubhead moving and flowing along its arc without trying to "hold" the release). 4) Re-hinge the lead wrist as your arms reach chest height and the club then fully wraps around your lead shoulder to bleed off the energy. Excellent! I had the first 2 down but didn't know what to do after that. Now I understand why some teachers say the lead hand is like throwing a frisbee during the release. It's rolling and slightly unhinging together, not ONLY unhinging without a roll. As a mental concepts, I'm imaging the release is like 70% roll and 30% unhinging at the same time. THANK YOU!

[@rays3481]

Will the training aid the Hanger help with this

[@daryllneuburger4946]

Where did you get your precision impact the one you have is different then the one they sell looks way better than original model

[@Wordupmybrotha]

Thank you for clarifying! I used to roll my forearms naturally, but was told by an instructor to keep the club face square and rotate with my chest. I began pushing my shots right... I will be rolling my forearms again in addition to rotating my chest.

[@Hun_Power]

This is what’s confusing. Some people preach “full body release” vs more of a hand release. You’ll hear a lot of conflicting info regarding what’s preferred etc

[@netiratsoithong9031]

What different between forearm rotation and rolling? I think it almost the same?

[@jimthomson1892]

Great video, as usual, about a part of the swing that is very confusing because of the number of descriptions or methods of releasing the club that are out there. One observation. At the 6:00 mark of the video you describe the lead wrist going into extension or cupping after impact. If the Precision Impact device forces the trail wrist to stay in extension after setting the club in the takeaway, the lead wrist cannot also go into extension or cup after that point or am I missing something?

[@JKMGolf]

in the follow through the wrist can still go into extension. I think you are referring to the backswing.

[@zazenforever4940]

I agree with you on this part being confusing. The device he is wearing forces a cupping in the trail wrist, and a flat left wrist. I get that you then must roll the forearms to square the club, which i have done. But while the device allows the hinge and re hinge of the wrists, it does not allow for the cupping in the lead wrist/ flat trail wrist after impact that you describe. Its not explained that well.

[@yeolderuckas8568]

All KZbin and instagram swing people tell you to hold on to the club to keep the face square, and just rotate your body. All complete nonsense. Screwed up my swing majorly.

[@DanielHudson-hb8sl]

Get lessons from a professional, and not you tube .

[@yeolderuckas8568]

@@DanielHudson-hb8sl I did and it changed my life. But make sure it's the right professional. I've had some bums there as well.

[@Satrria1]

Yes!! I does this and completely devastating my play and swing, been 4 months stuck no progress to find my old swing again

[@derekjancart215]

Same

[@donjr.m]

same here, now I can’t even get my driver up. It’s just a low or running pull hook

[@relisys]

Are you using a newer version of the Precision Impact training aid in this video? It's not the same as other videos or what is shown on their website.

[@JKMGolf]

It was a prototype but the one on the website will be exactly the same but not metal parts and more comfortable

[@nedgermany]

Do the inside of your forearms touch post impact

[@JKMGolf]

They get pretty close but don’t touch

[@f.campagna1580]

Great video for the release. It’s rare and difficult to indestand. That is why it’s easier for children to play golf. They dont have enough force and their hand always release. About Rham, he has a lot of lead wrist flexion because of his weak grip. With a stronger grip like Fitzpatrick, that lead hand would be extended a little bit.

[@JKMGolf]

Regardless of grip, etc all good ball strikers are more flexed in the lead wrist at impact vs anywhere else typically

[@darrenchadthomas]

Great vid! Well explained! Did you say that the products helps rid of excessive rolling too? i fee like i do that and tendency is that i 'roll" flat around my body instead of the traditional "throw your arms out" follow through.. any comments about this?

[@JKMGolf]

It will allow you to turn your forearms but will give you the feel on how to properly remind the lead wrist at the same time. If you feel any resistance then you are probably doing it incorrect

[@Lje7]

Great video just subscribed. One question, would you use this release out of bunkers?

[@JKMGolf]

Out of bunkers you need even more extension through impact, among other adjustments to set up and follow through

[@Lje7]

@@JKMGolfplease do a video on bunkers when you can. Thank you

[@michaelhowell8898]

Is that a new version of percision impact?

[@JKMGolf]

prototype

[@vincentyeong2388]

Hi, izzit this new design of pureswing? From their website still showing the old design without rotate the hand wrist.

[@JKMGolf]

It was a prototype that was sent to me but the one on the website will be the exact same but no metal parts and more comfortable

[@jimcope9417]

Just to let you know, you must have a swing coming from in side out for this to work. If you have a out to in swing,your ball will shank left big time

[@nck217]

If you get your wrist into extension in the back swing with the training aid on, does the training aid prevent you from going into flexion?

[@JKMGolf]

No it does not

[@Hgjdoa682]

This video game me ton of overview of how to do it wrong. Thank you a bunch. Almost no focus on how to do it right way.

[@benutahgolf]

Incredible video, such a breath of fresh air from all the misguided Tik Tok coaches out there teaching people to hold the face stable

[@jedichurn]

Hi, why does the precision impact on the website looks different to yours on the video?

[@JKMGolf]

It was a prototype that was sent to me but it will be the same but no metal parts

[@chachifeere]

So the training aid will stop a flip essentially

[@JKMGolf]

Yes you will not be able to

[@justinsuarez2269]

Do you lift weights ? Whata your weight training routine

[@JKMGolf]

I gym about 3-4 times a week 👍 perhaps I can make a video about my routines if enough people are interested haha

[@dennisobrycki4029]

​@JKMGolf that would be awesome Jonathan!

[@justinsuarez2269]

@@JKMGolf u should . Definitely

[@rackum44]

I know you're talking about averages I'm surprised you didn't mention the release does have a lot to do with what kind of shot you are playing?

[@JKMGolf]

I talk about a standard shot

[@rackum44]

@@JKMGolf I understand

[@GT705]

Your discount code gets only $20 off now, but thanks! And at least it still works. :-)

[@method341]

So basically, the release involves forearm rotation with minimal wrist action?

[@oceanyt8]

But a number of pro tutors advised not to roll the club face post impact ? Not true ?When you rolled over the arm, the right wrist looks like flipping naturally. Is it the case ?

[@JKMGolf]

They are trying to prevent you from over-rolling the club face through impact. This doesn’t mean you should literally eliminate the movement all together

[@oceanyt8]

@JKMGolf Thanks so much. I am clear now. That little rollover, which cause the wrist flipping sensation and lookalike. I will try out.

[@alexandermayer2026]

I bought the device. Great concept and it should work for the tennis lessons I give also. But the fit is terrible. The padding is not sufficient. My wrist bone gets scraped and bleeds. Really painful.

[@CharltonSmith522]

Well old school teaching says..ur backswing half should match ur follow thru half way

[@1snaj]

It’s funny Bryson holds Shaft palm of his left hard…..Hard to find a middle ground

[@jasonkelley6185]

A golf instructor who can communicate? I thought that was against the rules.

[@Frankchiew59]

No many pro understand this.They all teach u to square the club face before n after impact n u hit a big slice.The old masters knows that n they teach u to roll ur arms coz not many of us amateur can finish our body rotation like the pro to the finish.

[@klank67]

The ball is long gone before any of this matters. Its even simpler than this: you must be dragging the club to store energy in the shaft (hence the bowed wrist at impact). If you're not, the club head will already have passed your hands. Everything else is just the release of the kinetic energy that was stored. Power is all in the lag and if you're John Rahm it doesnt hurt to built like a tank too.

[@JKMGolf]

If the follow through doesn’t matter then why don’t players just stub the club into the ground at impact? The follow through is evidence of what has happened during the downswing and how well you are efficiently moving the club. A lot of people don’t understand HOW to move “kinetic energy”

[@paragongt3645]

Dumb. Of course the follow through matters.