The Ultimate Golf Club Release At Impact | Its That Simple

[@anneevans9154]

Well, well, well...... finally, after too many years of playing mediocre golf, I am back in business. All because I have been trying to get rid of that left, hand crease. Being left, handed and playing right hand I have found your instruction easy to follow and do. Another bad practice for me was using an alignment stick and taking the club away straight instead of inside to inside. My old feel has come back and it is fantastic. My tempo is back and the saying from Jack Nicklaus that you can take the club head back slow and build speed up is back too. Stu thankyou. There are many swing gurus out there and most of them could not hold a candle to your knowledge. Thank you indeed. Martin.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Lovely to hear Martin, and thank you so much for sharing your experience! Long may your great golf continue Sir.

[@roadtoscratchgolf3481]

Another stellar video, Stu. Keep educating us, we sorely need it. Knowledge is quite powerful, but only if used correctly and at the right time and place. I use to be one of those golfers who believed that I had to bow my lead wrist to square the clubface, and tried for years to do that with varying results (horrible advice from others who were completely wrong at least for my game). It wasn't until I adopted a stronger grip and let my entire body move naturally that I found my way. The results were better strikes, more distance and tighter dispersions, all with less effort. It's amazing how your body will do what's right if you let it. Cheers.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks bud - really appreciate it bud. Love hearing your insights and feedback. Always appreciated my friend. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@bamano198]

when i first started watching your videos I have to say i was skeptical at what you were teaching. Now i'm a complete convert and watch you exclusively. I havent been able to hit to many balls at the range yet because of the weather but i have been working on the grip. I have to admit it does feel different but i am slowly getting a feel for it. Keep up the great content!!!!!!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Bless you my friend, thank you so much for your honest feedback, very grateful for you sharing. best wishes Stu

[@bamano198]

Follow up on progress. I am now hitting more greens in regulation and driving the ball more accurately off the tee. your video series have completely changed my game. Thank you so much!!!!!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Love love reading this!!! Thank you Bamano!

[@mattgordon3437]

Yes, good coaching indeed! I appreciate your approach. Good solid advice explaining how and why to grip the club in the manner you describe rather than just a “quick fix“ video. This all makes a lot of sense to me and I can’t wait to implement it!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks Matt; no quick tips and throw aways on here, try to get the picture across and push a consistent message. Glad you're here and enjoying. Best wishes Stu

[@Chris_Traynor]

OOoooh yes that was an absolute belter Stu! Very educational!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Glad you enjoyed Chris! 😊

[@dj_allen]

Thanks Stu. A great "refresher" of my second session. Have a great weekend 👍

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks David, you too my friend! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@mattgordon3437]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My pleasure Matt, glad you enjoyed.

[@garysatterfield7805]

......man that release feels so simple when done right......thanks Stu ⛳🍺

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Yes it is Gary, enjoy bud 😊

[@brimill8257]

Thanks for all your great advise!!!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks Bri! Much appreciated 😊

[@justinstephenson9360]

Very good video, so much that might be relevant to me, especially the bit about how so many golfers hold off through strike - will discuss with you when I see you at the next lesson

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Look forward to it Justin 👍

[@ze_ma1965]

Another question arises after trying your tips on the course: how do you play out of the rough? I have a lot of difficulties to keep a smooth grip-pressure and allow the club to swing when the ball is in the thick stuff... Any thoughts/help about that?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Grip it tighter, don’t let it swing as much; uses leading edge but will open you up to hitting slightly right.

[@ze_ma1965]

@@GoodGolfCoaching Thank you very much Stuart. Fast as always ;-) Would a quite lighter grip also help a little?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Sure would!

[@philiplam9845]

Educational forum! Like it a lot!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks Phil!

[@norwegianwarhound451]

Well, long time no talk. Caught this video and realized how opposite my struggles have been for so many years. The exaggerated swing you made has been me for years without knowing anything about path. Took a few lessons from the local pro and he has me setting up like Rocco Mediate and trying to go more steep with the shaft. I’ve had success but it has been fleeting. Work, vacation and grandkids have trumped practice. Men’s league has started and the scores are creeping up. The grip has slipped weaker and weaker also. Gonna head back into your archives and see if I can rejuvenate the swing. Hope you’re well my friend. Warm regards, NWH

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

So lovely to hear from you NWH!! Hope life is good and back to golf soon. Best wishes Stu.

[@BloodySoup74]

That was awesome. For so long I played with a very strong grip. But i flipped it. So far in to out and big power draws with low flight. And my divots were pointing to the right also (right handed) with deeper divots. I played pretty good this way but i knew i had to change something. Now i have a neutral grip and swing a little out to in and hit straight to little fades with higher ball flight. I don't have that compression feeling anymore. I need to do what you are doing.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Let me know how you get on my friend, if I can help, please ask! Look forward to hearing a progress report. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@Mayowillpep]

This is the best and most informative guide video I have seen. Definitely good coaching 👍

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Bless you Clayton, thank you Sir! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@andycorso8498]

When I’ve managed to sync this pressure down thru strike with the rest of my tortuous swing, I’ve made some of the best strikes ever. Keep banging that drum Stu 😂

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Will do Andy and I certainly will my friend! Someone might hear it 😊😂

[@rickstevens9628]

I've got the grip, I've got the pressure on the handle, I've got the crease or extension of the left wrist------> could I have missed the throwing of the club head from behind me and down and around the ball and that is what is losing me distance??? In focusing on the handle pressure I feel like I'm not throwing the club head anymore but just hanging onto the handle pulling it through the strike. Is the throw what I'm missing?????

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hey Rick, so many variables for me to really give you an answer. I don't like the idea of throwing the head, ive never advised this feeling...

[@rickstevens9628]

@@GoodGolfCoaching what is providing your "snap" through the ball, the left forearm turning down?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

The left foot, the right shoulder, the grip, weight of the club head, posture…..

[@rickstevens9628]

so you don't advocate any wrist movement to accelerate the head e.g. ulnar deviation?

[@53jg]

Stu you are a diamond mate 👍👍

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Bless you my friend, I am trying my best 😊

[@markfurlong800]

Thanks Stu, it seems a completely different approach to teaching the golf swing. So would you say that the HackMotion is not a tool that would be of much use using this method as it looks for 15 degrees less cupping from address to impact ? Thanks ⛳️

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hey Mark - the Hackmotion is a great bit of kit, no question, but my advice would be to use as guidance with how you use your writs angles rather than the advice of Hackmotion. Hope that helps. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@richardpeyser8552]

Stu, what about the right hand. Other videos show the right hand pulling up while the left pushes down. But do both hands push down on the release? This is the only clarification I need. thanks

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hi Richard - in all my videos I reference both hands pulling, not one more than the other. To find out more, watch my “Broom Series” videos to give you clear detail my friend. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@richardpeyser8552]

@@GoodGolfCoaching Yes I under stand that in the pull phase but as you start to push down on the club shaft, do both the left hand and right hand push down. In other videos with a weight on the end of the club you show the right hand lifting up. Does this apply to the golf swing without the heavy weight or do both the left and right hand push down on the handle.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Both push down Richard through strike; whilst applying the leverage I/U describe. Hope that helps.

[@jeffjob6995]

Am I following this correctly? Set up with a cupped (creased) lead wrist so you don't have to bow it?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hi Jeff, yes you’re correct. Please watch my grip series for more insight. Best wishes Stu

[@r.l.rachel740]

Eh Rasputin: This video is for each of your graduating on-line students ( Followers ) culminating in improved ball striking. Thank you very much.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My pleasure my friend, thank you as ever for the very kind feedback! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@dougellio7000]

Great video again Stu. You may have covered this and I may be missing the point but could you do something on the grip in transition from wrist cock at top of swing to point of unloading

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

I’ve done a video on wrist cock, please check it out.

[@ze_ma1965]

Perfect explanation of the left wrist but what does then the right wrist do😅??

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

You might find out soon 😎

[@geoffreypleavin5268]

How does this pressure and grip approach change if at all ? If you are in the bunker?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

The pressure stays the exact same. If you check out my “angle of attack” videos you will understand the changes. Any further questions, please ask! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@geoffreypleavin5268]

@@GoodGolfCoaching thanks Stu, much appreciated, will watch the angle of attack videos.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Good man!

[@melrichardson1652]

Hi Stu, as you have instructed previously the clubhead passes the hands with driver before the ball and after the ball with irons. I have question relating this video. Do you actively use the hands to move the clubhead after the pull phase or is it more passive initiated by the pull of the handle with the momentum of the clubhead causing it to pass the hands?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hey Mel I have a video coming out next week on this. Far easier to demonstrate than explain. Hope that’s not too much of a dodging question 😬 Best wishes Stu

[@richardpeyser8552]

same question--what happens after the pull? also what about the right hand. Do you press down with it? Other videos show you pulling up with the right to keep the club more level. Could you explain?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

I answered to your other comment Richard.

[@moefoley567]

Excuse my question, but I must ask...is the downward pressure commenced at the set at address or through the strike? I just think I missed something. Your videos are very refreshing... thanks for your efforts.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hey Moe, lovely to hear from you. I’d strongly advise checking out this playlist of four videos that will really help your clarity kzbin.info/aero/PLM4d__RZTqG0vNuuTVv9vm2BUUKaBVjN8&si=8gAofpiUJ2Cl7v6Q Best wishes Stu 😊

[@rickstevens9628]

Can you tell us how you came to such a strong left hand grip since you grew up in, just like the rest us, golf knowledge that talked about a stronger grip, but not like what you now recommend? I'm interested in the genesis of your thinking or was it "in the dirt" to quote a famous golfer.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hey Rick, thats a long answer but lets just say it didnt come from golfers, a video on it me thinks!

[@hervehascoet7322]

pressure down + the left wrist action is definitely 2 vital ingredients in building a confident ,high quality repetitive swing : interestingly enough, it takes a lot of playing to discover & acquire the feeling ! your teaching is changing my golf for the better and makes playing golf so much more fun ......... thank you Stuart

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Glad you enjoyed Herve and thank you for being a member of my channel and enjoying the early releases! Best wishes Stu 😊

[@patrickbigras5232]

Curious to know what is the lie angle of your clubs. Looking at your videos, you must be 1 or 2 degrees flat.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hi Patrick, at 6ft 2inches, my lie angles are standard. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@dougellio7000]

Handle pressure down is the king of all golf education. Stand up, handle up equals toe strikes and flips. I know, I've been doing it forever 😢😢😢

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Sounds like you’ve got it! Best wishes Stu

[@stevenrowson4225]

Pull out, pressure down and swing in

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Simples 😎😂

[@stevenrowson4225]

@@GoodGolfCoaching if only 😂. With the regular content though Stu, might seem like you’re repeating yourself but i feel like it hammers home to us your way of teaching and eventually it will click. I feel like the last few videos have been great for me understanding what i need to be doing for all the lessons to start coming together 👍🏻

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Learning in layers is crucial Steven / hopefully i don’t get boring and people continue to enjoy the content. Thanks so much for sharing your feedback my friend, best wishes Stu 😊

[@mntlblok]

Am I the only one who finds that this sort of release sometimes results in striking one's self with the butt of the handle in what I believe you guys refer to as the "bollocks"?? Actually, the more common - though likely related issue - is toe shanks. TIA

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

All I can say is you must be standing awfully close to the ball or you have a huge pair of bollocks! 😂😂

[@mntlblok]

@@GoodGolfCoaching Guess I'm standing too close, then. 😞 Or pushing them hands down too hard. . .

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

More likely pulling them in.

[@mntlblok]

@@GoodGolfCoaching Hmmm. Used to get some extra "sling" in my tennis serve by holding the end of the grip down in my palm. Bet I'd never risk pulling just my *hands* in that close. Now recall, though, that I had to give that up when I wore a hole in my palm. . .

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Sounds like you’ve found the answer!

[@yeokianchuan5994]

Majority of amateurs are very impatient n still xpect quick fix 😡😡

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Sadly so Yeo …

[@yeokianchuan5994]

@@GoodGolfCoaching b4 u i had followed shawn clement n tathata golf n both had strong frip video too but they didnt emphasise n illustrate the importance of this grip like u .this was my key important stumbling block but alas thru u i finally open the swing door 😅😅😅 1 i learn from tathata how to energise from core to cement the swing moves together n to energise from core the power to swing thru n maintaining the whoke body structure. 2 i learn from shawn clement how the downswing starts from behind only after watch yr medicine ball video against the shoulder n wall😅😅 3 the strong grip is the key to feeling confident n let the swing happen without manipulation 👍👍👍👍 Thank you again 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@yeokianchuan5994]

@@GoodGolfCoaching i hv distributed yr utube video link to 20 friends but so far only 2 has been following n sharing their thoughts .the best is a hcp 6 player who averages 76 but last week he broke his record at 71 😘😘

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you so much Yeo!!