This drill is straight money. Your whole library is fantastic! Well done Sir. 👏

@bernardyip5807

Жыл бұрын

😊

Dude, you got some of the best drills on the internet! Thanks for sharing!

Jonathan my dude. These short clips are awesome. Keep them coming.

I think it will depend on the grip. If you have a strong grip you don’t want to do what you’re saying.

Works GREAT for me…I have trouble trying to figure out what to do with my hands at impact and this makes it a simple swing thought…point thumb to target 👍

The 1st bent arm position is flawless hip position, the 2nd flippy one is no hips cleared. To play well consistently there is one major key and that is hitting the ball with the turn, not with the hands. You can have a good round when it's handsy, but you'll never be consistent

This drill definitely helped me. I checked the results out on video.

nice tip...it helped with my golfers right elbow to get the club through better

The pointing to the left begins in the early downswing when you should lower your arms and throw the club head to the right (not left). That momentum carries through to cause the thumbs to point left.

Totally improves my accuracy too.

Thank you jonathan.

I've been working on a more fred couples release.. less clubface rotation through impact. My Divots are now becoming more square at front and back. I'm hitting it straighter..

If I could've only had this lesson back when I was first learning.

That motion happens right after you hit the ball not before, if you do it right at the impact, you will get a big hook

Lead side, trail side. We the left handed thank you.

That helps. I feel that on a unexpected slice.

That a great tip..working with this at the range ..and it works very well..thanks

I am trying to do the exact opposite of this. This is overly timing reliant snap hook city flipping.

@beammeupscottsp7952

Жыл бұрын

Lmao not for us, hook trend ain't it. Took years to come back from this, wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.

Excellent tips! So true & practical

This action of the wrist and arms is supposed to happen naturally, it’s the effect that body rotation and release of the club head has. It’s not supposed to be a conscious action.

Love this exercise!

I feel a snap hook coming

@I_need_an_oil_change

Жыл бұрын

Aim way right

@frankhalstead5214

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely! Right hand crossing over left at impact is a sure fire way for me to hit 30 yard hooks all day! My lead hand better be knuckles down at impact and my hip rotation better be closing that club face or I’ve got a 2 way miss going all day long!

Good drill

Thanks!

It feels counterintuitive and many are commenting it will produce a hook. No, it doesn't. This drill helps me hit it longer and much much straighter. In fact, this is the single most important lesson you can teach. Thanks Jonathan.

Hi Jonathan, are you still close to LA?

Thank you sir

This will help with drawing your irons, especially with a strong grip, but I developed a nasty duck hook from turning my wrist too much

Very good 👍

Same thing 🐅 said!

This is money! My a ha! Moment

Thanks

Been practicing this, it has eliminated my left arm chicken wing! On the down side, it has really hurt my left wrist, is there something you can do to make sure you don't break your wrist???

you instruction was for a roll release, sans Mickleson. your 1st display was a stable release, sans Sergio. there are 2 types of releases, whichever works for you is the one you should use.

@fradaja

Жыл бұрын

Yup like there’s only 1 way to hit a golf ball

@freshprinceofsolair

Жыл бұрын

One helps you close the face the other makes most amateurs slice.

@lozza2272

Жыл бұрын

Agree, there isn't just one golf swing for everybody. I don't think the roll necessarily gives you more distance either. The impact with the ball is only a fraction of a second.

@ClaroCapilla

Жыл бұрын

"Sans?" did you mean, "ala"?

@discr1709

Жыл бұрын

“Sans” is French for “without.”

Do you use this for your Driver also?

Brilliant

Oh boy!!! I see a whole lotta ppl snap hooking after this one. How bout this instead. Having a proper swing from the inside will produce wrist rotation naturally. If your wrists are not rotating automatically then you are purposely holding open for a fade or you swing from the outside.

@MillerLite6970

Жыл бұрын

Yes, instant hook if I do that

@OrvinReyes

Жыл бұрын

No, this is most helpful for golfers with the chicken wing. It's called supination. If that's not your issue then this isn't for you and you can move along

@dalvid26

Жыл бұрын

I am exactly this

Dude telling amateurs to do that and they will hook the freakin ball every single time.

Jonathan, thanks. What if you want to hit a fade? What changes?

@MrBikedrummer

Жыл бұрын

Pretend there's water on the right that you definitely are afraid of... The fade will produce itself looking to get wet.

@glenj.taylor2938

Жыл бұрын

@@MrBikedrummer Sir, your comment is what I yearn for when I scour the KZreads for enlightenment and entertainment. Thanks for the genuine laugh.😄

@MrBikedrummer

Жыл бұрын

@@glenj.taylor2938 Thanks for the approval. I was hoping it would bring a chuckle.

if your grip is "relaxed" this should happen naturally.

So I've always had an issue with flipping and chicken wing and tried using this tip and something has happened to my swing. I either hit it super thin which I never used to do or if I make contact it's a huge slice. I actually feel like I might lose the club despite having the same grip. Any idea what I'm misinterpreting from your video? But great stuff love your videos

@JKMGolf

Жыл бұрын

This clip just describes the reality of what happens with the wrists and arms in the follow through but I would need to see your swing to know what your specific issues are. You can send me swings via my Skillest account. The link is on my Instagram @jonathankmoss

Much different from the 90-90-90 drill!

Great tip. Common mistake. I am guilty of this too.

Lol the release that’s known to need to most amount of timing

Exactly

Literally searched a video to stop doing this hahaha 😂

Jonathan... great lesson but guess what happened to me?

@MyBATMAN000

Жыл бұрын

I followed the entire lesson but when i got down to the FLLWTHRU..my right hand turned my thumb over...snapped my thumb joint and spained my thumb. I now cannot golf for at least a month until i get that thumb braće off...WTF Z with that move!!!!@

Does this not encourage a hook? or a draw at the very least?

I struggle with this J. It relies on timing and gimmicks. proper swing fundamentals with forward shaft lean fixes most things. at least for me. Simple and repeatable is better.

@JKMGolf

Жыл бұрын

This video addresses a specific issue post impact. My demonstration was exaggerated to show people the movement that is involved. If a player demonstrates the incorrect pose that I show in the video and has the perception of not having ANY amount of pronation or supination in their arms then learning to add those movements in will allow them to extend their arms.

Wrong title? As you are flipping your wrists, but the title says how to stop it

@glenj.taylor2938

Жыл бұрын

Flipping your wrists is a result of an early release and will generally produce high-spinny shots. What he's demostrating is a ROLL of the wrists, not flipping. It's how true clubhead speed is generated. A lot of instruction muttles "feel" with "real." I don't know enough which category this falls into but is likely a combo of the two.

Is your trail arm not supposed to be bent in thre follow through?

@JKMGolf

Жыл бұрын

Definitely not…

many golf teaching pros will not agree with that. certainly not those that favour the "square to square" method it seems

Zack Johnson left the chat

@JKMGolf

Жыл бұрын

Loooooool Zach Johnson still has supination and pronation in his forearms. He does not leave his trail hand under his lead hand the entire follow through. go watch his face on view swing in slow motion. He probably left the chat because so many people in the comments are missing the point.

@fradaja

Жыл бұрын

@@JKMGolf no he holds it off , very pronounced on his wedges , which is his strong suit , I can find countless videos highlighting this loooooool

@fradaja

Жыл бұрын

@@JKMGolf Listen son , you’ve been playing the game like 10 minutes , which is why you’re very narrow and believe there’s only 1 way to hit a golf ball , it’s endless , centred , swaying , heel Lifting, t&s, ott, inside outside , that’s even before release, which is another topic of debate , Zach holds the face down the line , there are many many players who do this as an anti hook technique , if you want to argue Son, argue with this , kzread.info/dash/bejne/mGqE3LKNh6qcXbw.html

Isnt it dangerous coz we can flip it and make a hook

GREAT video

Jonathan, what if you want to hit a fade? Would you still want the same motion or do you change it for a fade?

@fradaja

Жыл бұрын

He just left the chat

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Great tip...I need to try this

This promotes flipping.

@I_need_an_oil_change

Жыл бұрын

No it doesn’t.

@monortues

Жыл бұрын

Timing can be tricky. I do not know when to flip.

@aztec1040

Жыл бұрын

This promotes clubhead speed, a full release, and most golfers best chance at puring irons

@jamespark3448

Жыл бұрын

Yeah you need to turn over your hands for a proper shot. If you keep it open you lost distance and it’ll likely stay right.

@corygetchell849

Жыл бұрын

@@aztec1040 I was just going to ask what this does, thank you sir

Snap hook engage

Isn’t this the “handsy” behavior that a lot of other coaches are trying to fix?

Isn’t thus rolling which is also not good?

Same drill to hit a stinger?

Tom Saguto!

To much to think about

Goes against the description. So you want them to flip their wrists? I don't get it

@JKMGolf

Жыл бұрын

I address a specific issue post impact. I am speaking about the importance of pronation and supination in the forearms that some players forget about in the follow through. If players have zero amount of pronation and supination then it can hinder a players ability to extend the arms and can lead to a player demonstrating too much extension in the lead wrist, lack of speed and a bent lead arm.

Flipping is what’s killing me. Snap hooks.

Excellent. Debunking the ludicrous idea so many pros teach that you can hold the club face square through, and after, impact. Try to do that by rotating fast after impact and you will end up like poor Will Zalatoris. And me 40 years ago.

@16treeguy

Жыл бұрын

Yeah if you slide your hips towards the target violently like wz. If you rotate your thoracic spine instead of trying to do it with your lumbar you'll never have any pain. It's in the ribcage and instead of lunging the sacrum actually moves back.

This is a roll instead of a flip?

I can see Lee Trevino shaking his head…no

@JKMGolf

Жыл бұрын

Lee Trevino also has supination and pronation in the forearms through impact lol please show me a video of his swing where he does not demonstrate this. the movement in this video is exaggerated

What are you hiding with the blur?

Your club face stays in contact with the ball a fraction of a second. Approximately 3/4 of an inch of the ball flight. Nothing you do after you strike the ball affects your ball flight. Getting the club face straight at impact by far outweighs anything else you can do so do whatever you need to do to keep the club face square it impact. Don't sacrifice accuracy chasing extra yardage that can be made up with a different club selection. Unless you're losing a lot of club head speed by not releasing reasonably on time, a square release is perfectly fine and not a *mistake"

@JKMGolf

Жыл бұрын

I strongly disagree…the follow through is evidence of what you are doing in the downswing and how efficiently you are swinging the club and moving your weight, body, etc…also by changing your follow through you will directly influence your downswing. If the follow through doesn’t matter then why have a follow through at all. You’re suggesting you just stop the entire swing at the moment of impact

Can you coach me😮

How do you ensure the face is square at the right time when doing this?

@Cecil-jc2xy

Жыл бұрын

Try opening the club face so that during the swing the club face closes from an open face to a square face

How is what you're saying many of your students do is flipping? If they make that action they're definitely not flipping. Whereas what you're suggesting is closer to flipping. I'm not even saying certain aspects of flipping is wrong either.

Ohh my God, are tou really a golf teacher?

This is why I slice my drives I should try this

Moe Norman would laugh at this video

@JKMGolf

Жыл бұрын

Lol if you watch Moe Norman’s swing you can clearly see he also does this

I fell like this is teaching people HOW to flip the wrists.. this release requires timing that's extremely hars to repeat

Tell DJ or anyone with a strong grip/closed clubface to to this and it’s going left of left.

@JKMGolf

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you so maybe they shouldn’t watch this but DJ still has pronation and supination just more delayed than most

How to stop flipping by flipping

重點是“punch"。

Not a fan of this release for straight ball flight

impossible.. do it in a full swing and video your hands thru impact, you will see that you did not do it.. just feeling it. This move alone will tremendously slow down the swing speed because doing so generated two swing plane of clubhead.

@JKMGolf

Жыл бұрын

I think you have the ideas mixed up. Watch every player though impact in slow motion everyone has supination and pronation in the forearms this is a crucial movement for producing speed

@deebee7607

Жыл бұрын

@@JKMGolf well... supination is a must to hit thr ball above the 1st grove. it is impossible to supinate without a sound grip..stance..backswing.. AND downswing from inside. That's when supination sets itself along with club path. got it? All these piece meal coaching never works.. It is a coordinated swing from start to finish.. start wrong and supinate.. goodluck.

He is not showing that you should continue rotating through impact and not flick over the wrists . It is a trendy move but not necessary.

No this isn't good. Agreed you don't want right hand underneath, but this looks like telling people to flip it

@JKMGolf

Жыл бұрын

A flip is defined as too much extension in the lead wrist and flexion in the trail wrist. These players who do this too excessively also do not demonstrate enough supination and pronation in the forearms which will hinder their ability to produce speed and straighten out their arms. I am not advocating a “flip” but a feel or sensation that allows these players to implement more of this movement

@pukkapeter

Жыл бұрын

@@JKMGolf I guess it comes down to where in the swing and release it's occurring. I'll give it some thought. I'm a scratch golfer btw and a big hitter and it's my usual bad shot, the right arm rolls and delofts me a low hook

Hmm, to prevent flipping you purposely flip your wrist?

Except when I do this, it snap hooks to the left

@tranquilized13

Жыл бұрын

Then your club is getting ahead of your hands.

@fwhites

Жыл бұрын

@@tranquilized13 Or the release is happening too soon. The release happens just AFTER impact.

@glenj.taylor2938

Жыл бұрын

As a whole, this is tough to time correctly and often does lead to inconsistent shots. However, this will generate clubhead speed like nothing else as it's the final pivot point of the swing. Given a proper swing arc, the faster the head of club is traveling when it impacts the ball, the father it goes... into the houses, water, or sometimes OB.😄

“Drill to stop flipping your wrist”… proceeds to then flip wrist in drill lol

@RickyLopez123

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I noticed that too. Never liked the wrist flip swing.

@joshuawhittemore1283

Жыл бұрын

If one keeps their head down and behind the ball all the way through impact, one will see that their wrists naturally release without artificial movements.

@TICKETDROPPER1984

Жыл бұрын

@@joshuawhittemore1283 You are absolutely right

@troll707

Жыл бұрын

That isn't flipping the wrists lmao.

@nokia5359

Жыл бұрын

@@troll707 👍

Uh that is the flip

Isn’t this encouraging you to flip your wrists? Opposite of the title 😊

@sonnycaycayon6103

8 ай бұрын

No, you’re rotating your left wrist, not breaking or flipping it, big difference

Isn’t the action you are demonstrating a flip? I love your stuff. The timing of the “thumb point” reversal at speed seems a timing nightmare and a total disconnection from the core. If the impact bag drill has any merit, it totally eliminates the sense of flipping the thumb, doesn’t it? I am sure the misunderstand is mine. As a tennis coach, this time hand movement would be a total disaster. How far can you fit a five with no body move and using just the thumb point reversal? It would seem this full, if it could be timed, would give you 80+% of your distance.

@sonnycaycayon6103

8 ай бұрын

Watch it closely, your left thumb should face the target, flipping it makes you thumb point up

@alexandermayer2026

8 ай бұрын

@@sonnycaycayon6103 thanks. Very cool.

That's a drill to start flipping. Is this a joke? 😂

But why so much flipping on the clubface?

@JKMGolf

Жыл бұрын

my demonstration is slightly exaggerated to give people a visual of me adding supination and pronation to my forearms through impact instead of adding too much lead wrist extension.

@christopherwilson7004

Жыл бұрын

@@JKMGolf usually for me that would cause me more extension then bowling. For me keeping the club face pointing down the target line longer promotes more accuracy.

Looks like your flipping the club. I’m being taught to not do that?

@JKMGolf

Жыл бұрын

My movement was exaggerated and I talk about a certain movement that addresses a specific issue that I mention in the video

@sigmagolfers

Жыл бұрын

That’s whats confusing to me……some people say not to do this….then u see videos like this to say the contrary.

Flipping the club .. I don't think

This is very hard to time it. Not good at all

Nope!

That’s not the first “first big mistake I see…” I just saw another video you made in the same uniform that had a different tip. Can’t have two firsts!

ummmmmm.. dude that's a flip..