In this video, you’ll discover why you should let go of the club for more distance.
This may sound a bit strange, but letting go is key for more club head speed.
In fact, if your right hand is too tight, it’s like you’re throwing the brakes on your swing speed.
Gripping the club too tightly with your right hand can cause you to push the club in the downswing and/or cause you to cast your club way early which kills your lag.
Now, imagine your club as a lever or a whip as the club is coming through impact.
The problem is that the club head is accelerating very quickly and the right hand really can’t keep up with the club.
So when you feel like your right hand is helping you accelerate the club through impact, it’s actually doing the opposite.
It’s preventing your club from whipping through contact like it should.
So, how do you fix this?
Well, I don’t want you to literally let go out and through your club down the fairway.
But you need to feel that your right hand is starting to let go.
You’ll even see pros let go.
Vijay Singh and Phil Mickelson let their trailing hands come off the club a bit after contact.
This helps them let the club swing through with speed.
The next part of the video explains what your left hand should do in the swing.
You’ll see how your left wrist works as a hinge to let the club whip through contact with speed.
In the video, you’ll get a great one arm drill to help you ingrain the proper movements.
Watch this video now to whip through impact with tons of club head speed!
