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Stop trying to hold the angle in your Golf Swing!

Stop trying to hold the angle! This was one of Padraig Harrington’s big takeaways for our lesson giveaway winner. A misconception for many golfers is trying to hold onto the angle in hopes of generating as much lag as possible. But in the pursuit of making the most efficient golf swing and generating maximum speed, for many golfers, releasing the golf club is essential. For reference, this golfer already generated a lot of clubhead speed and had a very aggressive lower body movement to initiate his downswing. He mentioned that his common fault was a left miss. What Padraig identified was that with such an aggressive lower body move and a strong kinetic sequence in his swing, the last thing he should do is try to hold onto the angle. Instead, knowing that his lower body moves quickly, his trigger should be to start releasing the club sooner. This prevents him from hanging onto the angle and having to flip it through impact, which was causing the left miss. This concept is certainly not for everyone, but it highlights a great point: many golfers hold back potential speed by trying to hold the angle when they should be focusing on releasing the club to unleash all the energy built up during the swing.