Hank Haney on the Correct Wrist Position at the Top of Your Golf Swing
What you’re looking for is your left wrist being flat to your forearm. Ideally the club face would be squared to your wrist as well.
If it’s not that way, then you either have it too bowed at the top where the club tends to be closed and a little laid off to the left, or it’s too cupped at the top where the face is a little too open and this is a little more upright.
Follow this drill to perfect your takeaway with Sir Nick Faldo.
Looking for the Secret to a Perfect Take Away Every Time? Sir Nick Faldo shares a tip that will allow you to create a better and more consistent takeaway.
If your not comfortable using a golf club for this takeaway drill you can just as easily use a golf alignment stick.
How To Stop Flipping At Impact
Don’t let the hands flip over at impact, Golf coach Martin Ayers says that the culprit can be found in the setup.
Flipping at impact results in the face shutting and poor shots out to the left.
Get More Clubhead Speed
If you want more clubhead speed with your irons, woods or driver, then grab a shaft/alignment rod and swing dominant and non-dominant side.
By training in this manner, you’re teaching your central nervous system to fire faster. It’s a great training method.
Developing Shaft Lean
How to get shaft lean and pure your irons!
In this video we delve into a simple but highly valuable and SIMPLE drill to teach your body to achieve more shaft lean at impact, resulting in compressed PURE iron shots. Learn the correlation between the club face and body rotation and lean the shaft forward!
