Why Amateurs Can't Create An Effortless Golf Swing! - NEW Technique!

[@grahamjones7371]

I got down to 5 hcp at an old age,i know its fashionable now but ive been swinging a yard of thick rope for 10yrs! so it works!

[@CraigHansonGolf]

i’ve got a piece in my golf bag i use it in every practice session

[@CraigHansonGolf]

Thanks Bobby, really appreciate that. To be honest i don’t think many instructors actually really know what’s going on. I see a lot of the guys using my information in the videos. They don’t even mention that they got it from me. At least Eric Cogorno has he’s a good guy. Some of the well known english youtube instructors pretend that it’s their information! - Low Act shows a lot. Thanks so much for taking the time to share. 👍

[@olk3]

Great to see a video on the release, with specifics on hand and arm position. Instruction often focuses on the backswing, but unless you have a target finish position it's hard to swing "through" instead of "at" the ball. Practicing the finish is a genius way to give the arms and hands the destination and finally swing through. The Hackmotion product is terrific for correcting wrist angles.

[@CraigHansonGolf]

I like that terminology … “ target finish position “… 👍👍 Thanks 🙏 so much for taking the time to post.

[@bobbys4327]

Another great video. I enjoy your videos as you get away from the old school teachings that I believe threw beginners off. Like the amateur @ 4:40 and 6:16. His impact mirrors the setup that "most" teachers teach students, but do not tell them the rest of the story. I do, and, have always believed setting up like this encourages early release and flipping. The beginner thinks he should come into impact like he was at setup, no shaft lean at impact, hands not leading, just the ever popular flip.. Love the bit with Freddy.....my all time favorite swing.

[@CraigHansonGolf]

Yes Freddy is my favourite swing. Thanks for sharing it really appreciate you taking the time 👍

[@bobbys4327]

@@CraigHansonGolf Thank you for all the no nonsense instruction. You always lay it out in easy to understand logic. Not like many teachers that give out what seems like secrets wrapped in an enigma.

[@Golf_Hack]

This is amazing. I need someone to film my swing. This looks much better than the 1 handed chucking my club follow through. Lol

[@CraigHansonGolf]

Just get a little tripod like everyone on worldclassgolf.com we teach everyone how to teach themselves

[@likearollingstone007]

Amazing demonstration, again !

[@CraigHansonGolf]

Thanks very much. I really appreciate you taking the time to post 👍👍

[@anjah.8444]

Great Video , Great Information…Thank You Craig 💪🏻👍🏻

[@CraigHansonGolf]

Thanks for posting appreciate it very much 👍

[@markfurlong800]

Great video and perspective of the golf swing. Some of the best tips out there. This one is gold. Online training sounds great I’m just not sure how I get a video over to you that provides the quality that you need to provide feedback. Have you an app that you recommend that automatically records your swing without having to start/stop video recording ? ⛳️

[@CraigHansonGolf]

Glad you enjoyed it. Mark just film with tote mobile phone 📱 the quality is great these days. Here’s all the information how on my swing analysis coaching with private contact and how to film just click this link a s scroll down worldclassgolf.com/online-lessons

[@rosworld9129]

Thanks for the video Craig! Excellently drill, unfortunately it will be some time before I can swing a club as I blew my knee out last week swinging driver like the gentleman on the right frame at the 8:25 point in the video. I was in my simulator and I had my right leg planted too much and my knee gave out and I collapsed to the ground. I’m now waiting on my MRI results to see what the damage is…. Cheers

[@CraigHansonGolf]

Sorry to hear that get well soon 💪

[@rickmiller8893]

This is pretty good. I feel people perceive the golf swing as "one piece" with just tons of flexibility...and I'm finding out myself... It's just not the case. I've been guilty of that for years. That and being afraid to rotate the club on the way through. Oh we like the feel of rotating it on the way back.. But not on the way down...and that's fighting how the club is designed to move. I know your focusing more on the extension part..and your right. I think people get too thinking of "this and not this" or even vice versa... Worried about timing.. And trying to eliminate it (which you can't).. But even then.. If finding out what "seems" to be too much timing.. If done right and in conjunction with it's offsetting move.. Actually helps with it... But it doesn't seem so at all. Great video btw..easy drill.

[@CraigHansonGolf]

nice post 👍👍

[@stryker2828]

Great video! Thanks Craig

[@CraigHansonGolf]

Thanks mate, yes very interesting isn’t it. If only more people knew. Thanks for sharing really appreciate you taking the time. 👍

[@johnadams4601]

Great ins instructional tip and analysis. Thx!

[@CraigHansonGolf]

Thanks John 👌

[@ThinkingMan482]

Love the giant club!

[@CraigHansonGolf]

😊😊

[@victorsmith5530]

Amazing video

[@CraigHansonGolf]

Thanks! so much nice to hear from you

[@systemoptimizer3542]

Something you don't talk about in that video that I see in everyone one of the golfers who release the club in the way you advocate: they all have their forward (left) arm externally rotated through impact (left elbow turned in to and located close to the body folding through into an L position early in the through swing), and in the swings you don't like (hand drag through) their arms are internally rotated and chicken wing out through impact. The other things I see with the good swings versus the bad: in the good swings the right arm is straightening going into impact, and in the bad swings it is staying bent longer. You mention Couples, Els, and Mcilroy and one other thing you see in all three of their swings is they stay pressured down into the right (rear) leg in transition and most of the downswing. (Keeping the back foot down - flat footed). Their right hip and knee stay over the spot they were in at the top of the swing. The right hip and knee do not shoot out toward the ball to target line.

[@CraigHansonGolf]

fix the release and it falls into place

[@cliffhill5058]

Sweet, Last piece of my puzzle

[@CraigHansonGolf]

Last piece?😊

[@cliffhill5058]

At 72 yrs old and a 4 Handi for 18...I wanted to find a new release....This is it..Thanks@@CraigHansonGolf

[@CraigHansonGolf]

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[@MW-uy3np]

new breakthrough then references Arnold Palmer in the first few minutes, haha. Great info to remind us of a proper release though.

[@CraigHansonGolf]

No you misunderstand the title orr’s meant like it’s a new brea😊for so many people….. Let’s be honest over 95% don’t know this. It doesn’t matter if bobby jones did it 100 years ago. If you just learn it it’s a new breakthrough

[@Golf_Hack]

This morning I was hitting in a simulator. I realized that many times when I follow through I am off balance. Even when I hit great shots, and I’m not a bad golfer. I’m about a 6 handicap. But I need to figure this out big time

[@CraigHansonGolf]

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[@CraigHansonGolf]

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[@theimpaler5034]

I can do this in my practice swing but not when I’m striking the ball I can’t seem to transfer practice swing into striking

[@CraigHansonGolf]

Do it over several weeks and months don’t look for a quick fix this is about changing your hand motion.

[@CraigHansonGolf]

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[@VimMitt]

Sir, without the ball it is a totally a different swing than where there is a ball because ball has a weight and it needs to hit harder which restrict the swing. Ball is a hindrance to hit with club. Therefore, you have to make sure u do not feel hindrance at the ball.

[@CraigHansonGolf]

unfortunately you missed the point of the video. The drill front end therapy is to create the feel and then you hit the ball. I demonstrated that very clearly in slow motion with the first amateur. All i can do is release good instruction and clear information. If some people don’t understand this that’s their problem unfortunately. Over 95% however do.

[@danielarmstrong2685]

Great demo and explanation . Front end drill seems to free up my thoughts and provides a more smooth swing .

[@CraigHansonGolf]

@@danielarmstrong2685 Thanks Daniel i appreciate you taking the time to post 👍👍

[@harrymodric]

You're correct from a psychological point of view, which is players get stuck in their down swing and hit bad shots. But if your release is good you'll pick the ball up on the way through as if it isn't there.

[@grahamjones7371]

The guy who taught james bond to play golf lesley king, his method was to teach from the follow through back!

[@CraigHansonGolf]

wow interesting there you go! -

[@MM-tn3br]

Inherently flawed sport. Equipment must be redesigned radically to fix this stupid sport to match natural human biomechanics. Otherwise say hello to your orthopedic surgeon

[@CraigHansonGolf]

Let me know your ideas maybe we can put on the channel and you can tell everybody what’s going on