Now what type of release is this?

[beachgrovejunior]

Jamie Lovemark

So that passive release thread and trying to define the releases and was wondering how Jamie Lovemarks release would be classified

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If you dont know who he is, hes one of the top ranked collegiate/amateur players in the world, won the NCAA championships last year as a freshman and has played in a PGA tour event, by some hes touted to be the next big thing in american golf

So what would his release be classified as, body or not?

[PurePursuit]

Bad video to determine what release he uses beach...That was him trying to hit a draw (and we don't know how he was taught to hit a draw)...The announcers say his natural ball flight all day with the driver was left to right...That video right there looks like he's releasing down the line and turning it over.

[beachgrovejunior]

lol i was kinda thinking about that, as theres no other place to find his swing except for in a couple golfweek segments in Off Campus, doesnt look much different in it though

[larrybud]

Looks like a "slinger" to me rather than a body release (I haven't downloaded it and framed by framed it). The fact that the club ends up so vertical on the follow through is a good sign... kinda like a Sabbitini move. A body release generally has the club horizontal in the follow through.

[dana dahlquist]

He is a CF'er all the way...He can hit it high and bomb it when he needs too. Notice the flat shoulder move to the down swing and arms from inside a bit. Hits a Little Drawish.. BTW he can putt very good too..