Clip from todays YouTube video on controlling the release DM me "send it” and I will send you the full video with all the details 👍🏽 Controlling the trail arm and trail wrist is a HUGE part of the release timing. Couple that with the correct body motions I discuss in the full video and you’re in good shape. We created the Straight Stick so that you can learn WHAT to do and what to FEEL without any complicated thoughts Take advantage of our sale before this Monday 5/8 to get all the goodies The link for more info and to purchase is in my bio 👊🏽 #golfdigest #golftrainingaids #golf #pga #golfswing #golftiktok #lehighvalley #bethlehem #philadelphia #golfchannel #golftips #golfpro #golflesson #golfr #golfing #golfer #golfinstruction #golfinstructor #golfcoach #golftok

When I get down into delivery, we would see golfers, good golfers about here, the trail arm is still bent. The trail wrist is still bent, right? Now I'm going to gradually straighten my right arm and gradually release my right wrist to the point where at impact, my right arm still bent some, my right wrist is still bent some, and they're not fully released until here. I mean, I'm teaching golfers this move every single day, whether it's in person or online. And the solidness of contact is night and day with that one little piece. So we, most of us release those angles too soon back here, back behind the golf ball. We want to release those angles later out here. Okay. And part of that's having the right arm a bit more bent and the right wrist a bit more bent. Now by using the straight stick and the compression clicker, I believe you could get that for free without having to think about it by just using this, which we'll get to. So the right arm and right wrist is piece number one, responsible for the timing of the release early, bad, later good.