The SECRET To Release Driver In Your Golf Swing!

This video lies the secret you've been looking for to release the driver correctly in your golf swing! With the aim to stop the rightward slice and start to see more consistent and reliable draws. The secret is a drill you can do which my client, Tom did, to gain more consistency, distance and draws rather than slices in his game... watch until the end to learn how you can do the same!
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[camnereim]

Love this video! Covers a very relatable topic, and provides a great little drill recommendation.

I wonder if you do a video on foot pressure and how it changes through the swing? Or the difference in opening your hips/hip rotation between iron shots and driver?

Great stuff! Happy to follow!!

[ericvalero]

Finally someone who has my exact same problem! All the swing training seems to be about limiting hand movement, turning with the hips, lag, etc. I'm having so much lag and so little wrist movement that it's impossible to close that clubhead and I always slice. So excited to try this.

[johnschwartz]

Great video Harry on "the Secret to Releasing" the Driver! I have been working very hard on my release with both irons and woods. My problem has been the timing of my release and sometimes I "nail" it and other times I don't. I like the concept of forearm release and the right hand overtaking the left hand after impact. I think you have helped me out a lot with the situation Harry! Thanks!!!

[paulinsydneyaussie]

Great Tips Harry on releasing the driver. It's helped me alot. Thanks 👍....Also could you do a tips video on hitting 3 wood & hybrids clubs off the fairway. Thankyou 😁

[simonggreen]

Harry thank you so much for this, it’s been the thing that’s holding me back 👍

[paulpanamarenko]

Good stuff! Thanks for sending it. I still want to see someone explain what release is in a way that is clear. Seems to be a loose term in golf instruction that isn’t clearly defined.

[warreng]

My problem with the driver is a straight push to the right (right hand golfer). Will give this a try. Thanks for your help

[isaacbarber]

Love this another important factor with the driver is tempo

[sharonkhor]

Great vid. By the way do you keep your head behind the ball at impact? Or so call hip and head separation?

[richardlowe]

Will the release you’re student initially had cause a high launch angle? I’ve tried ball positioning, heavier shafts and reducing the loft on my driver but can’t reduce my launch angle.

[franzose]

that's my problem too. Can this cause too much dynamic loft on the driver?

[kennyc]

I just keep both elbows close to my sides - this automatically gives me the desired release, just like Mr Hogan said.

[henrybeischer]

How’s it going mate I’ve been battling with my swing for a while now. I’ve found myself trapped in a whirlwind of thoughts with every club I pull out of my bag. It’s like I have a different checklist for each iron or wood. It’s frustrating because the more I play, the more thoughts flood in, and it’s impacting my game. Any tips?

[thefishnmusician]

When i think about trail arm overtaking the lead arm hood the driver and I hook it

[brodygoalie]

Would like you to actually set up with your back to the target which of course will force you to hsve a very low swing path. I have done this and for whatever reason i am more consistent with solid contact good hits with this set up. Why? Thanks for trying this to see what happens when you do this set up and see the numbers on your trackman. Thanks

[MriLoveMyLife]

Exactly what I’m dealing with now, hitting my irons great but can’t release my driver. Thanks

[Eqnotalent]

Don’t forget to mention this a roll release style. Which is a draw bias and timing based swing. Definitely nothing wrong with this type of release. But there is also throw release and body release and momentum release style of swing.

[davidoug]

Will this not cause flipping and huge pulls??

[joeidaho]

Gotta talk about the difference between....keeping your head back, in order to enable full hip extension forward....versus...keeping the whole upper body back. Every pro keeps their head back...and down...to counterbalance the force of the hips, club and arms doing pressure on the front foot. There has to be a backward arc....to generate the greatest power. You really ignore this essential part of a good powerful swing. Pros don't get loft by leaning their body back. They generate loft by keeping their head back....and arcing their body.

[zporteso]

Whats the difference with irons? You don't release them the same?