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  • @tomscandrett918
    @tomscandrett918 10 лет назад +4

    Best video out there for explaining true lag and proper release. It's took me 7 years and a lot of sifting through rubbish to develop this understanding of a proper golf swing, along with understanding the fundamentals. Wish I had watched this year's ago. Thank you

  • @jetvelz888
    @jetvelz888 11 лет назад

    Excellent! Mike Pedersen, you ought to be the no.1 golf instructor in the world. Your lessons are clear and straightforward. I am one of your milliion believers. Thanks a lot!

  • @gesong5532
    @gesong5532 7 лет назад +9

    Holy craaaap! "Turn down" the right hand is the best tip I ever got after I watched over 10 thousand golf videos on RUclips. I was spraying balls left and right yesterday, but today, man, the improvement on my iron play was HUGE! I could literally compress the ball. The contact sound was so crispy. The trajectory was fantastic! My 7 iron distance increased up to 30 yards to 170. The consistency was way beyond my expectation. I wish I saw this video years earlier. I could get rid of some of my casting, but definitely I got more practice to do. Thank you, man!

    • @beatzzz01
      @beatzzz01 5 лет назад

      Hey can you tell me more about your new swing thoughts and how you fixed your swing after watching this video?

  • @nevieortega7958
    @nevieortega7958 12 лет назад

    Mr. Mike Pedersen is an extremely generous man to divuldge this essential piece of tuition for free. This is the "secret" of the most amazing ball striking in golf. I am a club golfer and can hit a seven iron 181 yards as a result of this teaching. You are a legend Mike. I our you my gratitude forever. Nevie.

  • @teleman1280
    @teleman1280 12 лет назад

    Hey guys really listen to this guy and persist! This is the key to becoming a good golfer , it's the same with the driver you just hit up instead of down. Golf teachers don't show this because they need to keep making money of you!!! This is how you hit a golf ball period. Thanks for the video

  • @NEKSIRRAH
    @NEKSIRRAH 11 лет назад +1

    I love it. Great videos...you have easily explained what a lot of teaching pro's don't or cannot properly articulate.

  • @jetvelz888
    @jetvelz888 11 лет назад

    Mike is generous indeed in sharing his experience out of self-study.

  • @whitehorseridingman
    @whitehorseridingman 10 лет назад +1

    Perfect tip to understand how to make it perfect downswing. you are my savior to break my longtime-never-get-it problem.

  • @clubslaben
    @clubslaben 11 лет назад

    As far as swing video's go this is one of the better ones ive seen. Well explained and a great video. Bout to head out and give it a go. Thanks mate

  • @johncrotti1087
    @johncrotti1087 11 лет назад

    Mike you are the answer to my prayers! Great tips.Love the way you explain the moves
    in different words so even I CAN understand!! THANK YOU.

  • @steinisterki2
    @steinisterki2 11 лет назад

    this turn down tip has changed my ball flight and my golfgame. thanks. never seen thip tip

  • @ryandwhit
    @ryandwhit 11 лет назад

    Thank you! I'm a beginner and the way you explain and demonstrate techniques are very helpful. Awesome!

  • @h236981
    @h236981 8 лет назад

    Best tips on RUclips ever.

  • @randomhero1090
    @randomhero1090 11 лет назад

    This is a great video. One of the best in terms of describing proper hand action at impact.

  • @golfsuperswing3369
    @golfsuperswing3369 11 лет назад

    Excellent and very much appreciated information. I live in Arizona and Golf at a well known club in Scottsdale. I paid a instructor to show me some of the things you show here for free.

  • @kylebrooks4085
    @kylebrooks4085 8 лет назад

    Excellent video and teaching on this skill. I was very impressed with how it was presented.

  • @Lee_yourboylee
    @Lee_yourboylee 12 лет назад

    This is a very interesting move, i can't wait to work on this. Never seen it explained like this before. Thanks Mike.

  • @Whiskycitybossman
    @Whiskycitybossman 11 лет назад

    Getting back into golf after 10 yrs as my life has slowed down finally! Your videos along with a few others are very inspirational! Do you have a video on an easy way to remember the elements of the swing? I get lost with the intricacies...

  • @dannyfr22
    @dannyfr22 12 лет назад

    my god, i wish i had found your vidoes earlier. you explain these points exactly as i need to be told them. brilliant,.

  • @thomaswalsh399
    @thomaswalsh399 8 лет назад

    Mike thanks for this. Great video. I have seen this before but never did understand the concept. Now I can hit irons fairway woods and downhill side hill lies and not pull or hook them. I will let you now how my next game comes out Thursday.

  • @maeu59
    @maeu59 9 лет назад

    I love this tip and worked on it so much that I didn't realize I wasn't turning my hips. I was concentrating so much on the hands that I couldn't figure out why my left arm was bent through impact. My right hand was driving my left arm into my left hip due to lack of hip turn. I was still hitting it good but pulling a lot of shots to the left. So the only thing I would like to add is to think about the left hip pulling the left arm through impact first then the turn down.

  • @Performbettergolf
    @Performbettergolf  12 лет назад

    in4par1 - Sorry for the late response. Yes the shoulder and core rotate through, but just make sure the right shoulder is not coming over the top to do it.The right shoulder needs to feel like it's going down, then out, then around. Hope that helps.

  • @dlaird8
    @dlaird8 11 лет назад

    Amazing instruction!!! I learned this a few years ago. Completely changed my game.

  • @bilottianthony
    @bilottianthony 11 лет назад

    This is great stuff. I have been using this release w/ amazing increase distance in my irons. Thanks Mike!

  • @dannyfr22
    @dannyfr22 12 лет назад

    i absolutely love this tip. if i concentrate on this, it stops casting and the flipping of the wrists at impact./ seemed a little odd at first, but really smashes the ball out there. great video

  • @Performbettergolf
    @Performbettergolf  12 лет назад

    I appreciate the kind words Nevie.

  • @davidheming1642
    @davidheming1642 10 лет назад

    Very informative! I'd like to learn more about the role of fingers and hands in holding the lag and allowing the release to happen. When starting the downswing by pulling the butt of the club, do you use your left hand or both hands?

  • @jamesandresen4927
    @jamesandresen4927 11 лет назад

    Outstanding advice. After practicing this, I noticed much better compression, lower ball flight, better accuracy, added 10 yards to every club. Question: Mike, I had more trouble with the driver; does this also apply for the driver?

  • @claudiochisani4120
    @claudiochisani4120 5 лет назад

    Great tips Mike. And to your point, hands coming over after release : is that keeping the chest rotation going so the hands don't flip. upper body stalls hands will not come over they'll flip. chest ending at target or left of it, better chance for hands to work together with the upper body. is that a fair assessment ?

  • @jretz9
    @jretz9 11 лет назад

    I like this tip Mike, I hit a few very nice ones, but a quick question - when I attempted this on the range it felt very forced. Any tips on how to create loose wrists when the "screw in to the ground" forearm rotation is an active muscle tensing motion?

  • @crrainger
    @crrainger 11 лет назад

    Mike, this piece of advice about the right hand had a huge and very positive impact on my ball striking literally over night. So thank you very much.
    Can you explain how that right hand action might change/stay the same for the driver as obviously, the driver swing is more of a sweep than an iron shot. I imagine, the answer is something not dis-similar but I cant quite get my head around how it should look/feel.
    Thanks again!

  • @rommaroyo8052
    @rommaroyo8052 10 лет назад +1

    What's the name of the training aid and where can we buy it? Thank you for the tips.

  • @michaelbeckner2112
    @michaelbeckner2112 11 лет назад

    This is the best, most simplified demo of the release I've ever seen.
    Thanks so much for sharing. It's already increasing my distance and accuracy.
    Is your training aid available?

  • @demirmirza7754
    @demirmirza7754 8 лет назад

    Great great great tip used very simple way to tell love you man very useful tip

  • @MrBikedrummer
    @MrBikedrummer 12 лет назад

    With your release after impact you say it is not a roll. But that is exactly what you show. You roll your right arm over the left.Also if you use the late release, how do you create power into the ball? Doesn't' the speed come from firing the right hand? If you maintain that right wrist angle through impact, where does the power come from? Great video,

  • @BayouHotBoy1
    @BayouHotBoy1 12 лет назад

    Hey Mike! Great Video! One question. While on the driving range, I received advice to put the ball way back in my stance with all clubs; even the driver and it would help me avoid the slice. It does most of the times but what is the negative to doing this? Especially with the driver!
    Thanks!

  • @paulewogg22
    @paulewogg22 9 лет назад

    My golf pro teaches this. Like Nicklaus and Couples, watch them as the right thumb and fingers come off club as they drive right hand down thru ball. I now have a penetrating draw that people look and say wow what a great natural draw! Nothing natural it takes a bit of practice but once you get that wrist thru impact position it works great.

  • @MsDanniboi
    @MsDanniboi 9 лет назад

    This is an incredibly helpful tip and helped cure my recurrent bouts of shanking. When you turn the right hand down through impact, you can't help but also supinate the left wrist _ a la Hogan (try it, you'll see). This squares the clubface (as well as delofting the face) and moves the clubshaft/hosel away from the swing line.

  • @harabas1
    @harabas1 7 лет назад

    This turning of the right hand. Do you apply this on a driver also to avoid flipping?

  • @shaffermortgage
    @shaffermortgage 11 лет назад

    great instruction! tried it this morning and it was a big help. I would like to purchase the "perfect release" trainer but from your website it looks like they are not available. Can you let me know where i might find one. Thanks

  • @renekeable
    @renekeable 11 лет назад

    Thnx! Its clear, consistent and exact!!! Thank yoy and greetings fr Belgium!

  • @louvainbotha5566
    @louvainbotha5566 8 лет назад

    Hi Mike does above apply to fairway woods as well.. .?

  • @gdoggydog05
    @gdoggydog05 11 лет назад

    for a while, my friend had a compression swing for his irons and just swung his old swing with his driver..... it depends on the person and what it is that they changed.... for instance, is it just the release you worked on? are you a lower handicap who already had good hip movement and fundamentals? ..... because some people, need to get their hips and core firing "level left" and if thats what helps your iron play, like me....that also transitions to the driver.

  • @DarkKingKaizoku
    @DarkKingKaizoku 11 лет назад

    not sure if this was answered but... The difference between 'rolling' and coming over the top is the orientation of the right hand. They are very similar, but if you look closely, when he 'rolls' is hand through impact the top of his right hand is facing away from the camera. When he 'comes over the top', the top of his right hand is facing the camera. Great video, i will have to try these tips out, hitting irons is by far the worst aspect of my game.

  • @amfohr
    @amfohr 9 лет назад

    Great tips, just 1 remark about pulling the buttend, it is possible to pull the buttend towards you and you still have an early release

  • @aelias3
    @aelias3 12 лет назад

    Does this also apply when using your driver?

  • @listentovictor
    @listentovictor 12 лет назад

    Outstanding video

  • @josefleicher4735
    @josefleicher4735 10 лет назад +2

    very informing ,thank you

  • @pincks14
    @pincks14 12 лет назад

    where do iget the training aid in England?

  • @2klix
    @2klix 12 лет назад

    great tips, thx Mike

  • @MrBikedrummer
    @MrBikedrummer 12 лет назад

    Please explain this move with the driver. We have to hit up on the driver and turning my right hand down delofts the driver face and I have no release. I thought you release into impact to expend the stored energy. Releasing after impact seems like your power is spent after impact. Thanks

  • @jeffcook7823
    @jeffcook7823 8 лет назад +2

    I liked the video Mike but cannot find that training aid. Can you please help?

  • @johnrollins9404
    @johnrollins9404 11 лет назад

    Does it work the same for the driver or 3 wood?

  • @KM-cf3jn
    @KM-cf3jn 7 лет назад

    Do you do the same release on a driver?

  • @1BryantN
    @1BryantN 11 лет назад

    Mike, I'm still struggling with closing of the club. When I try your move at the bottom of my swing, I swipe at the ball. Almost all of my shots are going to the right. When I can get the club closed correctly, I'm easily 10 yards longer with each club. Is this miss common if you wait too late to turn down your right hand? Thanks.

  • @davidhale800
    @davidhale800 8 месяцев назад

    Where can I find this trading aid? What is it called?

  • @byu1957
    @byu1957 12 лет назад

    Where to get that training aid?

  • @Performbettergolf
    @Performbettergolf  11 лет назад +1

    yes, but the release needs to happen a tad earlier with the longer clubs.

  • @Performbettergolf
    @Performbettergolf  12 лет назад

    Thanks guys!

  • @Bransoud4
    @Bransoud4 11 лет назад

    Great video

  • @Whiskycitybossman
    @Whiskycitybossman 11 лет назад

    Great video!

  • @alexmaclean6508
    @alexmaclean6508 12 лет назад

    Thanks for the tip

  • @djdjdj13
    @djdjdj13 12 лет назад

    great video

  • @andreharrell7201
    @andreharrell7201 8 лет назад

    Mike, what is the name of that training aid?

  • @baspernahkesini
    @baspernahkesini 10 лет назад +1

    thanks for the video.

  • @SP-lt4qg
    @SP-lt4qg 7 лет назад

    I love it when I feel a "good powerful release"......

  • @sms9106
    @sms9106 8 лет назад

    Good tips.

  • @johnandersen4985
    @johnandersen4985 7 лет назад

    when I do this technique with the right hand I hook it. can anybody help?

  • @HCottrill
    @HCottrill 11 лет назад

    great tip.

  • @dry509
    @dry509 7 лет назад

    Thank you.

  • @teleman1280
    @teleman1280 12 лет назад

    And mike drummer the power and speed comes from the body, momentum of your swing and movement through .. You can flip it fast if you hold lag but there is no control. This is the way to hit straight and far!!! Oh by the way some thing that helped me is to maybe look at the screwing action as a top spin tennis shot , you got to stick with it and golf plane , and thoroughness and all the other crap you here about flat left wrist , lag and everything all comes from this move

  • @12496k
    @12496k 4 года назад

    Pump Drill 5:14 ish ⭐

  • @gdoggydog05
    @gdoggydog05 11 лет назад

    and this is the proper release for the driver....but you need to hang back a bit and catch it while the club is ascending rather than descending

  • @saifulmukharrom4405
    @saifulmukharrom4405 11 лет назад

    hard to try.. always slice and top

  • @nazlan84
    @nazlan84 12 лет назад

    Normally if i do my late release routine all i did was topping the ball.

  • @randomhero1090
    @randomhero1090 11 лет назад

    Hang bang might imply leaving weight on the trail foot. Never want to do that. But you want to stay behind the ball. It's almost like your body is trying to hit the ball HIGH, but your hands are trying to hit the ball low. Ascending blow with your hand even with the club head at impact.

  • @markjcross
    @markjcross 11 лет назад

    What is the difference between the hands coming over compared to rolling over on impact, i cant see any difference even when you show it happening in your practice swing.

  • @gdoggydog05
    @gdoggydog05 11 лет назад

    james....most people who practice and start learning how to release correctly and compress their irons, suddenly notice driver problems. this has been the case with many ppl i know, including myself, 9 handicap, and my friend, scratch handicap. i dont want to call the driver a "seperate" swing..... you need the same hip turn....but your head hangs back and you catch it on the up swing.... i would say, compress your irons but dont make a conscience effort to "compress" your driver. just swing.

  • @Performbettergolf
    @Performbettergolf  11 лет назад

    you're welcome.

  • @Jofishgolf
    @Jofishgolf 11 лет назад

    Kno where it's goin

  • @bitario723
    @bitario723 7 лет назад +1

    Ha. Yeah. Hold onto the lag and watch your swing speed decrease. You can't release after your hands past the ball. You have to release before your hands get to the ball because your hands are still moving and by the time the club head hits the ball, your hands will be slightly past it and you'll get that nice compression. Most golf instructors over exaggerate and screw us up. When you release, it's like you are hammering a nail into a piece of wood. The longer the club, the sooner you need to release it. Try it for yourselves.

    • @kathydumont4978
      @kathydumont4978 6 лет назад +1

      Fully agree, in one of jack Nicklaus teaching books he clearly states that you cannot release too early, which means you have to start hitting from the top, this holding the angle in the wrist is surely a way of being stuck in golf forever, as i play off +2 i always love looking at teaching videos, always looking for the nirvana in golf, and there ain't any, top touring pros have been playing mostly forever and they also screw up big time, so if you are not doing it for a living, just learn to enjoy it, consentrate on the putting where you have total control over.

  • @cameltryde
    @cameltryde 12 лет назад

    don't disrespect the pros, for hiding their secrets to what made them pros?? they shall fear Moi NOW thanks very good tip, been a prob with that move, headed to the range now, I live in AZ also....

  • @diliviof
    @diliviof 4 года назад

    I read the golf swing techniques , Jοmtοnο Naha (Go ogle it) immediately after I acquired it and the next day I was at the golf field testing out the driving methods for longer range. I was surprised when I quickly hit my irons with correct divots with strong impact. I reached ten to fifteen yards more distance than the standard distance I have with my irons. Get your own now!

  • @Performbettergolf
    @Performbettergolf  12 лет назад

    IMO this is not a good piece of advice. You are moving the ball to a position that is not "low point" in your golf swing. This will create a very inconsistent result.

  • @PatrickMC
    @PatrickMC 11 лет назад

    I don't think this late lag is a good tip for high handicappers, it's going to cause them to open the hands and hips and slice the ball I guarantee it

  • @ZeroSumJ1
    @ZeroSumJ1 12 лет назад

    Looks painful :/ that kind of wrist action on the right wrist when compressing a ball looks like you're begging for tendonitis.

  • @billbrown7928
    @billbrown7928 7 лет назад

    This poor fellow is lost

  • @Jofishgolf
    @Jofishgolf 11 лет назад

    Don't like this tip he teaches to flip ur hands thru the hitting area u can hit it far but u don't