Golf Swing release, what is it? Release matchups in the golf swing. 

Finally, someone that explains what they are teaching. There are different swing methods are most coaches don’t explain which type they are teaching so can be so damaging. I’ve only just started watching your videos and I am blown away by the level of detail and understanding of the bio mechanics and golf swing you have. Really appreciate the time you put into these videos. ⛳️

One of the most informative videos on RU-vid. I’m working through the passive release match up and fighting my old pattern. Understanding what the wrists need to do through the strike has never been better explained than it is here. Love it.

Been playing hard now for 5 years and watched a lot of instruction and lessons. Found your channel for a week and no one explains stuff like you do. Brilliant stuff. For me, I found I'm a guy that naturally fits the stable face system and what I was missing was that right wrist supination. I could never figure out how to release the club without rotating the face. I have to feel a lot of right wrist supination, but now I finally feel what the players meant when they said "I can't release it fast enough". Hoping to save up and get your video system series. More epiphanies in the last week than in the last 2 years.

For me this concludes the most important series of golf instruction ever published on the internet, starting with secret swing sequence, creating space in the golf swing and release match ups. Thank You!

You guys rock !!! A light bulb just went off 😂😂. You explaining the matchups will help diagnosis shots and how to fix and/ or choose a swing that fits the individual players. Love your system and definitely your in-depth explanations. Not just swing this way approach. Keep the videos going. You are helping the game of golf 👊👍!!

Thinking of trail wrist supination as an active release is such a great concept, helps a ton!

This is a Ford vs Ferrari question. High Torque vs High Rev. They both have their place! Question: To crack a whip do I feed it more whip around the corner? Or do I slow the handle down? It's all Energy... That's all it is! Your water analogy coming out the club is a good one. Been there done that. If I could open a valve to let the water out at impact I would dump it all out on the ball. I see no reason to carry water beyond Impact. The club will continue onward but I would hope to have released my load. Proximal vs Distal relationships. If at address you have the club gripped Square to your intended line of flight and keep it Square to YOU then dumping all of your leveraged Energy on the Ball will send it where you want.. Keep up the Great work Gents.

Great helpful tips

I’ve struggled so much with that release/impact. This is 🔥

That’s it! I have to get on a plane and get to AZ to see you Riley for a lesson! What a great video lesson here. Been struggling to understand pre and post impact with the hands on the passive release. Thank you 🙏

I know the positions are exaggerated for the purpose of getting your head around them and your body prepared for them but it would be nice to see a super slow motion of a full speed swing and see the actual positions come together. This stuff is awesome! Thank you!!

it's interesting to me that the "turn down" action of the hands is still a powerful force and important for timing in a "body" swing. The chest may be the engine, but the hands are always the steering wheel. At least in terms of my feels :)

I had the swing sequences down with the exception of the supination. I can’t wait to go to the range and supinate!

Amazingly detailed breakdown of a swing! Well done. Please consider doing one for the driver…. Unless you think it is the same thinking. 😊

This question relates to both trying to determine how much “down” should there be and struggling with matching that up while turning left shoulder up and away? I am 61 and life time hip spinner and flipper 😅. This system is quite honestly freaking me out in a good way. Whether I can perform the moves or not I am blown away by these videos. Thank you for sharing your work!

D*mn! This is so helpful! Looks and sounds to me that a shut face in P5 is better. Thank you so much!

This is gold

This video is so good. A great explanation of why juniors have so much vertical movement.

Hello from Dubai Tomorrow I will start to use your sistem Your lessons are amazing Thank you. Marco

that combination of ulnar/suppination of the trail hand/arm is so interesting. I've never heard it discussed like you guys do. I've tried to work it into some practice sessions, and it feels like a missing piece of the rotational puzzle for sure. It goes very nicely with rib sway and lead arm internal rotation/abduction through transition!

More great info gents. Would you say, that changing the feel at P5. Along with some set up tweaks is a good way to create shot shape?

What would you classify a Mike Bender release as? Would that be closer to the second release talked about in this video?

I love your videos so much, genuine gold. If supination is important in the rotational body match, in the pelvic type driven match demonstrated, what is the dominant movement in comparison with that release?

thats 100% me, always struggled to draw the ball, close the face, hood the face, flexion of lead wrist, extension of trail wrist, hit from inside, no chance...this explains why... thanks guys. if i want to draw it, i have to roll the forearms, or thats my feel

Loved this video. My favourite shut face rotator to watch is Cam Smith - such an extremely passive release. Would you have any general tips toward developing this type of swing? Assuming no physical limitations. I am guilty of being the slight draw bias, higher face rotation, high ball flight, "hitter" and have been trying to become more of a "swinger". 🙏

Trail wrist supination seems like a mental key for understanding how a baseball-esque swing would actually hit the ball (and not just fly over it). Correct?

Could you explain the difference in this right bend in the downswing that looks similar to how Tiger and Will Zalitoris injured their backs?

Such a great video. Quick tips are great for RU-vid clicks but don't work for everyone. I love that you take the time to explain the whys of your system instead of just "turn more" or don't "early extend". Keep up the good work fellas

So you both prefer low rates of club face rotation, but at the end “can I flush one” it looks like he has a really high rate of rotation? and you both loved the shot it was pure, is that just the camera angle tricking me or did he rotate the face a lot on the last full shot

As an armsy/handsy releaser myself, I feel like I can't create speed with a passive release. The caveman hit impulse takes over last second. Any advice on how to make the change to a passive release? Assuming my pivot and arm structure are in the right place?

Would seniors be better served by using more face rotation with pelvic tilt - ball speeds probably more relative to mid range LPGA ?

Hi there 👋🏻 This is David from Hong Kong. I found this channel amazing, and would like to share it with my dad. The only catch is that he doesn't know English. Do you have any ideas on how we could make this work?

Would it be accurate to say that if you have trouble with getting a sufficient hip flexion/drop (read I’m over 50 yrs old!) that you would need more supination of the trial wrist to compensate coming into dilivery?

What swing release pattern would you recommend for a player 5'6" with 160 lbs of mass? I personally love rotational release pattern. Will I able to generate enough distance with this pattern though? Thanks!

What “system” would you consider Lucas Glover? I’ve watched dozens of videos of him, literally thousands of times and he has a “low rotation” move, maintains his posture throughout, yet the club appears to sling closed after impact with the face of the club pointed to the ground in his follow through while predominantly playing a fade. I’ve been working hard to rotate and maintain posture as you teach your system, while also admiring his swing, and my club face remains square throughout, yet I play a very slight draw. I have not been able to duplicate his release with this pattern at all.

At impact where does your lead arm/hand point and where does your back arm/ hand point for a normal shot? thanks

For the ‘Closed-Face, More body rotation’ matchup, is there trail arm extension or are we trying to keep that trail arm angle through impact? Or is there just SOME degree of release of that angle in trail but not fully released at impact?

I concur with regards to this being above the rest of RU-vid instructional videos. I have implemented these movements and I have seen some improvements in my ball striking However, as a 68 year old man, I seem to be experiencing some pain issues after the game. Is the swing meant for youngsters? Tubane Rep of South Africa

Is the supination motion to get the club to the ground as you're describing the same as ulnar release? If there's a difference, can you please clarify?

But can a player be a blend of both? Or does this explain why im getting some weird ugly misses as a vertical mover with faster face rotation evolving into a body driven rotation player incorporating your guys elite knowledge??? (Im ok with becoming more rotational player, i want that)

In this video and hand action video, you put emphasis on trail hand action(extension and supination). I understand its importance(seeking ground action), but what is the difference between trail hand action and lead hand action(ulnar deviation with flexion)? Does lead hand action cause higher rotational chance of club face(I guess)?😂

i would think a low rate of rotation is easier on your back? Am I assuming incorrectly?

Why don’t we use both releases depending on the shot?

You often mention short players as being “less massive”. What about short players that are bulky/thick? It’s my body style. One thing I struggle with is having room for my shorter bulky arms and my bigger chest (mostly muscular).

Just to confirm: were you guys inferring that the more face rotation type release could be more detrimental to your body’s health than the less face rotation/more body rotation release? Asking from a guy with limited hip mobility and tendency for low-back pain…

If I could sub 10 times I would 😂

Too much theory. Maybe better for pros, but not most recruiting golfers