EASY AND EFFECTIVE CAST FIX DRILL: 2 SIMPLE steps to stop casting the golf club FOR GOOD!

Early releasing/casting the golf club can be a stubborn move to eradicate from your game! Say goodbye to those high, weak and left shots with this simple two step fix! Once the club face is fixed, then we perform an easy, instantly effective drill to hammer in the new move, and with time, your early release will be gone for good!

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[carlalker]

My clubface is closed and I cast so now what?

[iupab]

Great video. Seeing from your perspective is so helpful ! I have a compound problem first I don’t hinge so I’m already set up for a cast which is exactly what I do !! I hit straight shots but generally weak. I hinge great in practice swing but my brain seizes when I actually try to hit ball.Very frustrating. Would be great to see a video that addresses this because I know I’m not the only person with this affliction!

[eddiebagonickels]

I've been attempting, unsuccessfully, to get any resemblance of lag for years. I have to admit when I first watched this I thought it was more BS... then I tried it. Holly shit! This is EXACTLY what I've been missing. Within a day of working with this I can now get decent lag (still room for improvement) and for the first time ever I can properly "whip" through the ball. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[Paul-qtqo]

Quality video JC. Root cause, recommendations and drills to confirm with a bit of painful feedback if you don’t get it right. 😂😂Love it 💯💯

[benbhand]

As someone who used to play all the time since I was young but has lost his love of the game the past decade (mainly due to being a straight but weak hitter, if we’re being honest), I just had to comment; this is the best casting solution video I’ve watched hands down. Unlike most vids on the subject, you actually explore the WHY and not just the WHAT and offer practical drills focused on that why. Brilliant. I cannot wait to take this to the range to try and undo decades of bad habits. Thank you from across The Pond 🙏🏼🇺🇸

[steveprpr]

Great video, this helped me figure out why I cast no matter what drill I do. Instantly started getting a little bit of forward shaft lean. Lots to work on, but now I have an idea.

[anthonyviola]

Well done, great idea in demonstrating the error and fix.👍

[shoemanque]

Simple. Straight to the point. I’m looking forward to tomorrow to try this.

[psmcafecom]

Gopro's angles and images are just perfects for understanding !!! Great idea !!

[jasongrant]

Things has rammed home my forearm rotation at takeaway to cause my casting. Cheers

[wasntmeguvnor]

Fantastic explanation and a great drill, professionally delivered.👍😁

[ehade]

You say that if you’re throwing your angles it’s because your club face is open is not true in my case. My club face can be extremely shut and I’ll still flip at the bottom. Please help!

[heidib]

Thank you for sharing a useful drill to fix a major problem (for me anyway 😄)!!

[zap]

Great advice Jonathan! Can't wait to try this on the range.

[davidhemmings]

Yes bang on. Had a lesson earlier which made no sense. This is Bob on. Great videos and explanation keep em coming bro

[stroupea]

This video helped me tremendously. Thanks!

[Chris_Traynor]

Another video idea for you to consider bud. How to get bent right elbow with trail arm under lead arm at impact from the above view. Very occasionally I get it and it feels fantastic but struggle with that. You've got good arm structure like that at impact.

[markanthonythompson]

This is exactly what I do, cast, can’t wait to try this drill. Excellent thank you !

[maralvor]

Extremely helpful. Looking forward to persevering with the correct approach. Doing it wrongly (ie open face/casting) has given me the feeling that it is powerful, but this is not of course reflected in either my clubhead speed /distance-making me feel I have to swing arms/cast etc faster with more coordination-all pointless! I will check in due course, when I can, but in the meantime does the correct approach automatically create more speed/distance? Do you have a video which shows how the B/S is progressed upwards to the top from clubshaft parallel position please? Using more closed face method I feel/find myself stuck and then revert to more open/fanning face approach to swing up higher! (not good I know!)

[AIRpursuit]

What happens if I cast? I got used to casting and the ball is pretty straight and quite far. If I take away casting will it go further?