Wow thank you Lewis! Means a lot to hear that!

Thank you Mason! Great to hear it makes sense!

Me neither 😂 Glad it helped!

Thank you Andy! Great to hear you enjoyed the video and content

Glad you like them!

Thank you Kevin! That’s exactly what I’m aiming for so great to hear it’s translating across that way!

Thank you! It’s key!

Thank you so much! Means a lot to hear that!

No problem! Hope it helps!

Tbh I wouldn’t see it as pros and cons. See it as what clubface position do I have (naturally have too) at p6 in the downswing. That will tell you the release you need for your natural pattern

Exactly that! Hopefully more people can see this and see the different options they have!

Thank you! Great to hear I’m answering all the questions and painting a clear picture of what to achieve!

Thank you Jim! Great to hear you enjoyed the video!

Fantastic! Glad I could help!

Thank you man! Glad I could help!

Thank you Michael! Means a lot to hear that! I now only film out of Bletchingly and only coach online 👍🏻

I would agree with your comment as well! Easy to learn from him

@@deanbarth6886 thank you Dean!

Thank you! Glad you’re enjoying the content!

Glad it was helpful!

Amazing Eva! Glad I could help you learn the release pattern!

Thank you Doug and huge gain on the ball speed!

Thank you! It’s all about matchups!

Amazing John! Great to hear you could identify your correct pattern. Hope this gets you back on track

Better later than never 😊 Glad I could help though Sae!

Great to hear! I wish I was in the US too 😂

Thank you GJ

Thank you!

Thank you Baldur! Hope it helps!

Thank you Juan!

Goes to show the key is matching the release up to YOUR swing. Both release types are great but only if your clubface matches the pattern

Thank you Bryan!

Definitely sounds like a Body/underhand release is right for you! Glad I could help!

It definitely looks will! Great to hear it helped Steve!

Thanks Neil & I haven’t so I’ll add it too the list

If it’s working a treat then keeping ingraining it!

Thank you Paul! Just sticking to the process 💪🏻

Thank you!

Glad I could help Justin!

I’d be looking earlier and see why that is… is your shaft steep, do you stall out, is your clubface too open?

@@Gilesgillgolf it feels like it is just a deliberate choice as to whether to gradually release the club over the course of the downswing or to hold the angle and release it late but fast. The former keeps the face more in line with the path for longer but doesn’t create the ‘whip’ of speed through impact.

@@Rich-in6ds then I would focus more on your legs and making sure you’re pushing out the ground correctly to naturally create the whip

Depends on their clubface position. Rahm is more closed so will be more of a body release. From memory tiger isn’t as closed so he’s a little bit more roll release. But at the same time it doesn’t matter. What matters is what you do

Great question Dean! It all depends on your clubface. If you can change your clubface I might say a body release produces a flatter flight but in all honesty playing with your natural clubface is the best bet

They do apply to driver but again the key is seeing where your clubface is. Clubface determines release pattern

That’s exactly what we want to be seeing!

That’s a body release. Underhand throw is a good feeling. Can’t blend the two together

For a body release you need the face square to closed so that trail hand needs to be on top to allow this to work

It should be square

Not the biggest fan of L to L drills as a lot of great players don’t achieve that 90 degree L shape at lead arm parallel

Great question and both can produce a draw or fade. The key is the relationship between the clubface and club path

@@Gilesgillgolf awesome, thanks. Love your videos by the way

@@bh4872 thank you! Great to hear you’re enjoying them!

In the case that you can’t time it or that you’ve had wrist injuries. Bryson still releases the club like the roll release examples. The roll release is more of a forearm based release so if you’re struggling then I’d check you’re doing it right first

Every release has to throw otherwise the club would never realign. No such thing as it as an individual release in itself as it’s apart of every release. Basic physics that the biomechanical data backs up

Oops, my bad. You do cover the throw release.

Being fearful of “flipping” the clubhead, which according to nearly all golf instruction is a near felony, my overriding downswing thought was to hold off release in an attempt to gain “shaft lean.” As a result I blocked my way around the course. While I managed to maintain a single digit hdcp I never created any real compression, ergo, a short hitter. Finally out of frustration I determined to release the right hand earlier, as in my initial downswing move. Adding to that the thought of full left wrist extension and guess what, no flip. Remembering a John Jacobs drill, swinging with my feet together I find myself in perfect balance at the finish. This tells me I am doing something correct. Giles, I am aware I talking about an isolated movement and there is more to consider, but without this movement I realize I will never reach my full potential.

It’s important for players to know and be able to recognise the bad so it’s something I’ll always do

With respect you’re wrong. Your clubface determines your release. I can give you hundreds of examples of all 3 methods you said there where golfers will release it different. I’m no guru but I sure have studied and put into practice at the HIGHEST level my methods