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The drill is right hand on top or right hand underneath.

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So during the release, when we look at this kind of chef parallel and down, one of the

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common traits that you'll see with a lot of solid, elite ball strikers is what I highlight

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in the finger release, which is more of that feeling of the right hand kind of covering

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a golf ball.

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So a reference for that is if you're looking at the chef from down the line, this

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would be the right hand kind of underneath.

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And I could do that with a strong grip, but the right hand is well underneath.

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That's going to encourage more of kind of a flesh and base release, where most golfers,

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if you were to look at the V at the very least, it would be pointing straight up and down,

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oftentimes it's actually pointing more out that direction.

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So that is kind of the compliment of the motorcycle would be the right hand a little bit more

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on top.

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Now this feels like I should hook the ball.

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Unless I was to continue rotating, which is what the Mori-League ball strikers are able

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to do.

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So a great checkpoint, if you're looking at, well, am I missing the club face during

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transition or am I missing the club face during the release?

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Is checking this chef parallel to the ground and seeing where your right hand V is compared

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to vertical.

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If it's more underneath like this, then there's a good chance you'll actually have it

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kind of more in this position to make it functional, but that's going to be functional

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with a little bit more of a cast pattern.

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If it is on top like so, then if I was the cast, I'd hit it way left.

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So this would encourage more of that tour pivot, get on that left side, rotate side bend,

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body continued working through impact.

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But this is a really good checkpoint for how you're controlling the club face as it

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relates to the left and the right wrist.

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The right wrist will be revealed by where that V is pointing compared to vertical.

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And the left wrist will be able to see with the motorcycle movement.

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So from the face on view, if I was to take the club on top just like so or take my normal

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grip, you would see I would be turning and doing the motorcycle movement, which would

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look something like this.

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This is the physical orientation if I didn't do anything else with my body, where the club

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should be at that shaft parallel, something like this, where I've rotated that top hand

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more on or I've rotated my right hand more on top as I've extended it.

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Kind of like that.

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Now if you feel like if you do this, all you're going to do is hit it left, then you

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need to work on having a little bit more shaffling based as a result of body rotation

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because those two will balance each other out.

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So I get it on top.

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I take it to that waist height checkpoint and you see a no longer looks close.

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So if I get it on top, that looks very close.

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I take it to that waist height checkpoint, especially if I had body rotation and a no longer

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looks close, it looks like I'm in position to cover the ball, which is the kind of

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the feeling that a lot of good players have, which is part of the drill, the finger release.

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So if you check your, if I reference this kind of checkpoint and looking at the position

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of the club face, of which this drill helps you understand how the club face position,

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how the hand position at shaft parallel are going to relate to what you do during the

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release.