WILDTHING
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A passive release has never computed in my golf brain. It’s natural for me to actively rotate/release forearm/wrist/hand through impact. Nelly’s release is the type that I was taught and have hit a zillion balls to ingrain. As I stated in the original post, I could (and probably will) spend hours watching that OP swing.
Not sure whether a Drive-Hold release is passive post impact as both the lead arm/club have to rotate together . The only difference is that there isn't much independent forearm rotation happening (post impact). The whole lead arm is still rotating enough to keep the clubface square to the curved club path post impact for a few inches (like a flat backhand tennis stroke- Jimmy Connors like)