The release is one of the most critical parts of your golf swing. When you understand how to swing to it, you will start hitting the ball longer and straighter, eliminating fat shots and topping the ball; you have been told to keep the club face square and explode all your energy into the ball at impact if you do this you can not swing the club to your release point, it also slows down the speed in your golf swing costing you distance and losing control of the golf ball, having you hit fat shots and coming out of the shot too early making you top the ball. The release point in your golf swing is at some point beyond the ball, depending on the club you are using the golf swing is a arc within a circle; this means that when you swing the clubface, it has to be closed to the line you are swinging the club on in your set up how to find your release point for the club you are using when you address the ball with the proper grip, so the club hovers just above the ground behind the ball with your elbows on you touch point at the rib cage on the body. if your club is hanging naturally when you rotate, your head is behind the ball, and your clubface will be close to the line of flight. This is your release point for that club. It’s about a foot beyond the ball for a pitching wedge. You need to swing to that point with the club face close, your 7-iron is about 12 to 15 inches out there, and the driver is approximately 3 feet. These are the point you need to be accelerating to in your golf swing. You will never reach them in your golf swing, but you must get your mind beyond the ball at your address position. You need to understand that your release point it your follow true point in your golf swing you need to learn where this is and think about swinging to it with all your golf shots.

So the most extensive misinformation that golfers and been told are have is to keep the clubface square at impact. and you will hit the ball straight. It never worked or it will never work.