www.clubfacegolf.com For more great golf video lessons visit Dave and Steve www.clubfacegolf.com Push Impact Drill Dave Wesley and Steve Egbert from Clubface Golf demonstrate the importance of the rotation of the left hip inside the left foot. This creates greater club head speed and promotes a square clubface throughout the swing. By ingraining these moves into muscle memory you will make better contact and create a square clubface at impact. To view more video lessons from Dave and Steve please visit: www.clubfacegolf.com

Mike Bury demonstrates the "STEP N SWING" Drill to improve weight shift during the transition into the downswing. Visit mikebury.com

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How to Release the Club Head swingmangolf.com Golf Swing Lessons, Tips & Instruction - How To Release the Club Head Learn how to release the club head and how to hit it like a Professional. Releasing the club head correctly is essential to your golf swing. Many people are confused when and how to release the club head. In this video Golf Instructor, Jaacob Bowden will show you tips on how and when to release the club head. Leave a COMMENT if this video was of help to your golf game. Get Your Free Article "The 3 Keys To Distance" at http

visit www.AGameGolfInstruction.com for hundreds of golf instruction videos. When you look down your feet and golf ball during setup, what should correct alignment look like at setup? In this golf instruction video, the camera angle looks down at your feet so that you can see what correct alignment looks like from your own eye position and learn how to clearly visualize correct golf setup alignment before you start to swing the golf club at the golf course. A correct golf setup and alignment along with a correct golf grip is a critical part of creating a sound golf swing. Knowing how to setup to the golf ball correctly with each golf club and then doing it regularly will help you to be able to recognize a correct setup for yourself so that this essential part of the golf swing can eventually happen naturally without any thought and lead to lower scores on the golf course.

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www.wholebrainpower.wordpress.com http Michael Lavery is known as the "Hammer Man of Golf" and he has developed hand and eye coordination that allows him to hit a golf ball with a very unique approach. His clubs are longer than standard but within legal limits. His driver is 48 inches and has a swing weight of G5. His irons are 2 inches over standard and have a swing weight of E3. He has alot of linear movement in his swing and a tremendous arc because of his trademark one handed release. He has a very abbreviated backswing, however, he develops a great lag because of the transfer of weight to the left side. He pushes off the ground with his right leg and is getting 100 percent of his weight to the left side at impact. When you watch in slow motion, you can see his right leg sliding forward even before contact is made with the ball. The extension he gets just after impact is very unusual because of the one handed release. His ball is teed up at 4 inches and thus he can really hit up on the drive and get fantastic launch angles and low backspin rates. This combination allows for tremendous carry and then roll because the ball releases after hitting the fairway. Sometimes if the situation calls, he will pick up his leg as baseball pitchers do and really let it fly. Read his book Whole Brain Power and learn some of his secrets to becoming a great ball striker.

In a one plane motion the arms, shoulders and hips all turn around in a circle as opposed to a slide and hip bump in the two plane swing. Mike LaBauve: Listed as one of Golf Magazine's Top 100 Teachers Golf Digest's #31 instructor in the world; Director of instruction at Kierland Golf Club, Scottsdale, AZ; Instructor to 1998 US Women's Amateur Champion Grace Park