The EASIEST Release For Senior Golfers

Discover the ultimate release pattern for senior golfers, inspired by Jack Nicklaus and guaranteed to elevate your golfing experience. Say goodbye to strain on your body and hello to beautiful high draws with this game-changing technique.

This is a must watch video for any golfer who is serious about improving their game. Check out this video and like always let me know what other golf coaching videos you would like to see from myself!

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In my early days of learning, I too faced the struggle of improving my game. Despite diving into books and videos, progress seemed elusive. Through years of dedicated study of swing biomechanics and testing various techniques, I've developed a systematic approach to mastering the golf swing.

On this YouTube channel, I deliver cutting-edge training that's currently yielding real results for my clients. Regardless of where you stand in your golfing journey – whether you're a beginner, dealing with flexibility concerns, or aiming to lower your handicap – this platform is designed to cater to your needs. It's a community where you can learn, exchange ideas, ask questions, and find the support required to relish this wonderful sport.

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[Gilesgillgolf]

Got extremely wet filming this so I hope you find it useful 😂

[valkyreable]

Being 66 and with almost zero rotation because of a bad left hip, these videos are priceless.
Please keep them coming.
Great !!!

[johnhamilton]

69 year old codger been playing for 61 years and the last few years have been fighting over the top issues. Can't rotate / turn like my younger days. Thanks much for the video. Just subscribed!

[kenny-Poo]

You are a brilliant instructor! It is refreshing to see a young instructor that understands seniors cannot do a lot of thrashing around of the spine and tilt in the backswing and downswing results in a very sore back. Seniors also play more golf than almost anyone so these videos are priceless for us. As a 64 year old senior who plays over 200 rounds a year this is great advice. Thankyou !
Please do more videos for seniors.😊

[frankiedrocks]

Nice video! Keep the senior golf instruction (tips) coming. Thanks!

[tomeldridge]

78 yrs here, still single hdcp, and trying to incorporate more of an arm swing. I like what you are demonstrating and will give it a go. Thank you.

[ciarancassidy]

Really excellent as I am a (very) senior golfer and appreciate everything you describe.

[tiescwd]

Super helpful! I’ve been trying to make a body release move through impact and my back is killing me. The senior golfer instruction is very much appreciated!!

[johnc.marshall]

I like the drill. I’m looking forward to actually playing. Your video encourages me. Thanks!

[EvilDrDude]

Thanks Giles. 66yo 18hcp, struggling with loss of energy mid round, which seems to affect my legwork and long irons and woods the most. This always results in destruction of my round and score. The tired shot usually ends up as a large hook, & sometimes random result, due to poor timing of impact . But lack of energy doesn't seem to affect my short irons or chips. My short shots are all far less in leg and bodywork. I can see your description of 1/2 or 3/4 backswing as similar to my pitch/short game, so I will try applying this technique (my normal short game) to my long lines and driver later in my round when I am drained of body energy.

[JohnWarnedsnr-dfjn]

I'm 73 and find any help senior's fantastic please keep the videos coming

[fraserh]

Good to see this kind of content, we can't all move like Victor Hovland

[jimmyjamesmt]

I’ve watched a lot of videos trying to improve my golf swing. This is absolutely one of the best I’ve seen on how to build a good release!

[andyg]

Not yet a senior but have had a back operation. So this may help

[BobzUrUncle-tedj]

I will be 63 in April so for sure a Senior golfer now. Needing all the help I can get to recover lost yardage. Fantastic video. Very well explained, broken down into repeatable segments. My only concern wit hthis video, is that you do seem to speak pretty quickly but Im sure that was due to the cold and rainy conditions. Otherwise, excellent work. Will give it a try. Newest subscriber here!!

[johnlaroche]

Thanks for the senior tips. Very informative.

[tedblaikie]

Giles, the video makes a lot of sense for the senior golfer with restricted flexibility (like me @ 74). What I can’t understand why you would want to have the club face vertical at P6. Wouldn’t there still be an advantage in have the face more closed (say at 1 o’clock rather than 12 o’clock). Would there be any disadvantage of having it more closed.

[chrisgreenslade]

Great video, at last someone who takes his time to thoroughly explain his lesson in a simple but clear way . Thank you Chris

[ronharrington]

Very good Giles. An inside to out swing, while keeping the right shoulder behind the left, and bringing the right arm underneath the left, like I’m skipping a rock across the water.. This stops the over the top, spinning out, and does promote a draw. If all golfers, not only us seniors, would do this, it would help them. These are common problems I see on the range with many golfers struggling with their swing…

[MrBerry]

Excellent content - Ive been practising this over the past couple pf months as I begin learning the game