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.
In this video I show you the correct right wrist top of backswing position enabling you to make a tour quality golf backswing. Making this simple change to the top of your golf swing makes a huge difference in your swing and leads to a smoother transition. This works for high and low golf handicappers leading to lower scores on the golf course.
Practice this right wrist at top of golf swing move and see how powerful a difference it makes to your overall golf swing. Enjoy the feeling of loading up to the top of the backswing correctly and playing better golf at your very next round.
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This drill today will help your wrist and shaft angles as you store more lag through the swing.