The 1 Thing That Stops You Casting!

[@assihassan]

unreal how good this video is 10/10

[@jaycoalson2058]

Nicely broken down! I’ve been a lifelong ‘caster’. All of your videos have helped me unlearn a very bad habit. Thank you!

[@kevinweng4254]

I've watched a lot of videos on casting and this is the most thorough. Loved how you broke down the mechanics of why and multiple options for remedying those issues. Thank you!

[@ryanmouquegolf]

Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@Chainoftools]

By far the best explanation of casting I’m struggling so bad

[@janestewart412]

This is the best explanation I’ve seen and believe me I’ve hunted for one. It works perfectly and a completely different feel to what I’m used to. My right elbow always straightened and I couldn’t figure out how to get it in the correct position. Finally now I can. Thanks so much. I did over 50 reps at home and then felt it on the course. Brilliant. 🎉

[@ryanmouquegolf]

Glad to be of service

[@goldengate8287]

Great drill at the end … I also noticed that you let the transition to the downswing during the drill help load the club and increase wrist angles… or creating lag naturally instead of forcing it … thanks for sharing…

[@higbyprigby9648]

BRAVO! 100/100

[@TheNightAngel112]

Eye openning, even though I already knew I was casting, you got the club paralel before thigh and impact at left thigh spot on, I had my swing side to side this video and it was exactly there. Let's practice now.

[@Hiresignals]

love this. Thanks for sharing.

[@thepanda9637]

Love this video. Thank you.

[@briansaltzer9759]

Thanks Ryan. You explained this swing very well.

[@ryanmouquegolf]

Thanks Brian 👊🏼

[@bradshores9617]

Outstanding lesson

[@JJMcKinnon1]

Good advice. Huge is strengthening the grip. On the mental side I would add that one needs to have a concept of squeezing the ball into the turf, similar to putting backspin on a cue ball in pool. If one has a mental concept of helping the ball into the air and/or hitting the back of the ball square, then physics will take over and "cast" the club. "Pinch" the ball into the turf. Play every shot as a low shot under a tree branch. Lifetime "casters" need a strong mental concept change, or they forever are stuck with casting.

[@ryanmouquegolf]

Agree

[@joewee880]

Excellent!

[@markmiller7834]

Great drill! Is it ok to feel as if wrists are locked/stiff to prevent a flip?

[@ryanmouquegolf]

As a drill yes, but not really functional once full speed is applied

[@ryanmouquegolf]

I would say you need to find the root cause as to WHY you flip

[@JJ_Khailha]

How about an open face at the top and then the closing of the club face on the downswing around the shaft’s axis?

[@ryanmouquegolf]

@@JJ_Khailha Can do that yes.

[@JJ_Khailha]

@@ryanmouquegolf Phew! Thanks for the reply. 🙂

[@usualsuspect7222]

Subscribition...thank you good information

[@barnyhaines955]

Is that for irons only..? Or driver too..?

[@ryanmouquegolf]

@@barnyhaines955 you don’t want a ton of lean with driver no

[@ryanmouquegolf]

But if you’re casting it could still be the face open so manage that

[@miloradjelic7521]

😁👍

[@nelsonjames1272]

True but sliding is also a problem that creates this. A weak grip might lead to a fade, all things being equal. Not disagreeing just pointing out what I see very frequently.

[@meopai3]

vinaka bro