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You’re Creating Lag The Wrong Way

How the wrists should move in the golf swing is one of the most asked questions. The wrist motion in golf is a very complex subject and one that has many possible variations depending on a player’s move from the top of the backswing through impact.

There is ONE HUGE MISTAKE that the vast majority of golfers are making when it comes to the wrists, wrist hinge, and creating LAG in the golf swing and this video will explain HOW you’ve been creating lag the wrong way in your golf swing!!!

This video addresses the main wrist motions in the swing and how they have been misrepresented and misunderstood by golfers for decades.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Downswing Lag Checkpoint

Downswing Lag Checkpoint

Lag is one of the most commonly misunderstood concepts in golf; players of all skill levels are often confused as to how it is generated and where to spot it when analyzing their own swings. On top of all this, there is also a point of diminishing returns for this concept. Students who over-exaggerate this pattern will often benefit from working in the opposite direction; movements such as “the unhinge” can be a huge help in these cases.

Overall, if you are struggling with a flip-release, poor contact/low-point control, or are simply looking to better understand the common golf adage that is lag, this is a useful and straightforward starting point.

 

 

 

 

 

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Footwork for more Lag in the Golf Swing

In today’s video Zach shows us how to use our feet in our golf swing for more lag.

It’s a one, two, three drill that helps you transfer your weight from your back foot to your front foot. Pushing off your back foot and getting through the shot and up on your toe will help create more lag in the golf swing.

 

 

 

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CREATE AN EASY GOLF SWING WITH THESE LAG DRILLS

This video is about how to get more lag so you can create that easy golf swing. You will see 3 golf lag drills that will help you create effortless power just like the pros. 

 

 

 

 

 

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