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Totally wrong.
you are clueless
Actually its showing not what to do that makes people realize their
mistakes!
you absolutely right ,about Ernie`s video ;i think that guy who tells you
to strighten your right arm on down swing .he does`t know what he is
talking about
Is this for real?
you say this why? your a tour pro…I dont think nitwit
Some very good tips here
Casting is in the wrists. Early release and over release, can lead to a
nasty slice or over compensation somewhere else in the swing.
I think you better watch Ernie Ells swing in slow motion! Ernie finishes
his swing the way you say not to! Personally I think Ernies swing is pure
and he definitely has the runs on the board!
@nikepumps123 the ernie els video is aimed towards much better players and
concerns holding onto lag as long as possible which all the pros do, most
beginners do not release the club enough and get slices. This is what this
video is about, teaching a beginner about lag who can’t even release(which
most cant) would be putting the cart before the horse
Terrible tips for any average golfer.
Why do golfteachers show so much about what not to do? If you show ONLY
what to do GOOD, then anybody will learn better and faster. Its like
saying: i go to the right because i do not want to go to the left. As you
can see. The last part is what can go. Now please create new ways of
teaching, thanks
I agree, but I think certain proven fundamentals should always be taught.
My golf swing is quite unorthodox, in that I have my right hand thumb at a
90 degree angle on the shaft to my left hand thumb (positioned directly
behind the shaft). My teacher used to beat me up over it (metaphorically of
course) but I’m pretty happy with my game now and I’ve never changed 🙂
One of the best instructional video on driving swing I have ever seen with
excellent demonstration. I played very well in bitterly cold weather with
confidence. Thank you for keeping the instructions simple and easy to
comprehend.
Pause at 2:11 and find the golf ball!
Ya, you’re right. The way he’s showing it, the club is release early and
kills club head speed and thus kills distance. There’s a little bend in the
right elbow through the swing until empact, for long lag, which then gives
the explosion through the ball.
Straightening the right arm will not cause casting if the wrists remain
loose
Thanks for helping this helped me improve at my driving
Isn’t straightening the right arm straight away casting?
terrible tips… shortening your left side will result in a snap hook if
your a player that can hit a drraw
it’s not a “casting,” but the way he’s showing it, it does release the club
head slightly early, thus killing club head speead which kills distance.
Thank you for teaching us how to cast the club, not. You want to do the
complete opposite in a golf swing. This swing has no lag.
Lol he sounds like Chief Wiggum
Good tips but i would add that you should try tp hold your right wrist
angle as you straighten your right arm to ensure you get the maximum
release of the club at the bottom of the swing and hence more power but
otherwise hes spot on. In other words straighten the right arm quickly on
the downswing but dont “cast” the club in the process.
key 1 is right. there’s no way to create clubhead speed if you aren’t
trying to line up the shaft right from the top. nobody good “holds on” to
anything. the knee flex thing…hmm…sam snead straightened the knee, as
did bobby jones and many others. don’t think that’s as important. the
intent of swinging the clubhead instead of the grip will take care of a lot
of things you will hear from instructors you “have” to think about,
especially the body movements.