I have created a follow up video to this one. Talking more about the release and how to generate power. Here is the link...czcams.com/video/vJJimhLPW1w/video.html
Great Video. I too have been working on maintaining that angle through the strike. At first, I realize that my body was the problem and not moving enough. I've been doing this drill, several hundred times per week, and my contact has gotten very crisp. Thank you for detailed instruction.
Yup! 💯💯 Bent right wrist means a flat left wrist which is golfing alignment #1. That means club face control. The ball starts its journey at 90 angles to the club face at separation. It's imperative in controlling the club face to have a flat left wrist. The best players know this. A flat left wrist and bent right wrist also allows for complying with the "law of the flail" and ensures proper "rhythm" in addition to acceleration control which translates to distance control and clubhead lag. Great video, pro!
Dang.. Just a few thousand followers but explaining like a season youtuber Pro. So precise and detail. I have been working on the right wrist for some time. This one explains so well.
Excellent job Michael in explaining how to achieve a bent right wrist and it's importance. I have been working on a flat left wrist and a bent back right wrist together with a folded right arm in my swing for a while now. In viewing this video the importance of the body rotating through this shot cannot be overemphasized. Well Done Michael! I always find something useful in your videos! Keep up the good work!!!
IMO, very good lesson. One thing I would add: in the transition in the down swing, to get the club to drop down into the slot, you have to sit down into the left (lead) heal, then pivot (or rotate) through the swing. If you just pivot, you gonna hit some pull hooks and slices. Watch videos of Tiger's transition and you will see him sit into that left heel as the club drops. All other info in this video lesson is spot on!
Fantastic job of explaining the wrist bend, the technique with corresponding drills. Nice job...I will be taking this too the range. Thanks for the time.
This is my last exercise I have integrated to my golf downswing in order to have a complete and perfect golf swing,thank you. I must mansion when I first try to apply this meshed using an 8 iron on a half swing I have hit very gently the ball gone 110 yard really amazing.
Thank you for this video. Exactly what I needed. I recently bought the expensive precision impact gadget for my right wrist but haven’t gained anything from it. Using it with this explanation of how the pivot keeps the wrist in place is perfect. I was trying to keep the thing on my wrist and hitting balls but the pivot was missing so of course it was useless. I can actually see now that the underside of the ball isn’t at the bottom of my swing but in front by about 2”. That’s quite a pivot. I’ve been doing it wrong for 10 years because I didn’t want to damage the grass or my hands! I used to manage to clip the ball nicely off the fairway probably three times out of ten! With your explanation it’s working most of the time plus the divots are there and I hardly feel the club hitting the ball and it goes higher. Hello proper low point! Thank you again for a straight forward explanation!!
Hi Mike, how are ya brother, hope all is well, i have a question, when I bend my right hand back in my backswing, I understand I maintain the bend in my wrist, but here's my question I don't understand, on my downswing, when do I release my right arm and extend my arm and elbow to get and power or distance at impact. If my right arm is bent at impact, I am not getting any power, greatly appreciate it if you can get back to me Mike, thank you brother.
@@earllechleitner9259 Good question Earl. Your right arm will not be bent at impact. The right arm will straighten as you approach impact at the elbow. The right wrist will remain bent through impact. As this is happening the left arm should be rotating, which will drag the right arm over the left, keeping the face square. After impact the right wrist will flatten during the rotation. Again, power will come from the pivot. I hope this helps.
Best instructional video I’ve seen. Someone giving out the real secrets right here. I’m going to subscribe. I want to hear about right elbow movement, I want hear what you have to say about ball flight, cutting and drawing, and swing plain, thanks
I discovered this method almost by accident, while watching a video on a new training aid that promotes this wrist hinge ,the aid is rather expensive ,so ive been trying the motion you are showing,,when I get it right I'm ripping the ball but tend to be a bit wild so I'll do what you suggest and slow down my practice swings many thanks
Michael, thank you so much for this video and drill! It has been eye opening and having been a flipper; the immediate feel and early results are amazing!
I really appreciate you starting by telling us why we want the bent right wrist great explanation. my first time seeing your video you may be the guy for me because I always need to know why for it to sink in
@@BrisGolfit's working really well for me. I'm trying to bend back right wrist and get weight of club on my right trigger finger at top. Thank you very much. I am trying to keep my left hip back as well. One thing i'd like your opinion on is it seems I get across the line at the top I wonder if it has to do with my posture I have pretty long legs. Anyways. Thank you
It would have to do more with the position of the right arm. Elbow is probably getting behind you too much and separated from left elbow. Keep elbows together and in front of your chest.
Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed the video. I am doing a series called "Be A Golfer" that you will like. Second video in the series will be about in an hour. Thanks for the comment and lets learn to play better golf!!
You have to square the clubface with the back of the left hand. You need to feel like the knuckles of the left hand turn down towards the ground, and the back of the left wrist is facing the target. You are having a very common issue and it is an easy fix. Thank you for the comment and watching. Let me know if you have more questions.
Maintaining the angle in the trail wrist also promotes a de-lofted club head (more distance), prevents you from casting into an early release and also helps to keep the clubhead square to the swing path. Like the video shows, you must commit to the swing and rotate the body for the club to get back to the ball square and flush. Over all this eliminates a lot of hand action, flipping and twisting of the hands. Master this and your accuracy, distance and consistency will greatly improve.
Great demonstration. Thanks. So, my understanding from this video comes down to chest and pivot rotation to keep longer rıght wrist bent. If this is correct, what about the lower body movement (I mean weight shift). Doesn't his movement happe fırst than cheat rotation? Thanks
Yes, but most peoples lower bodies move. It is the chest and upper body that doesn't then follow. Keep the chest and shoulders turning and the lower body tends to do right. Great question and thank you for the comment.
I just found your videos. These are great. Your approach is perfect. This drill is awesome. I plan to spend the next few weeks with it. Do you have something similar for driver and fairway woods?
Welcome to the channel. What took you so long to find me, hahaha!! I am glad you like my content. I try and make videos of the things I teach on a daily basis. I will put driver and fairway woods on my list of future videos. Thanks for watching and the nice comment.
I used to do same thing naturally own learned by practice hitting.. but few of so called coaches in my course always distracted me.. so I started avoiding all there tips n build con on my own swing sir..
I would warn against that thought. A bowed or flexed left wrist can drastically close the clubface making it difficult to hit quality golf shots. Great question and thank you.
Bryan, the speed comes from several factors. 1. the speed of your pivot. 2. the fact that a forward leaning shaft is an accelerating shaft. 3. the club head is being released in the proper way, not being flipped through impact. Trying to whip the club head through impact usually results in power loss. Thanks for the great question.
Yes. It is a forward press that I do on all clubs. I have been doing it so long that I don't even know I do it. It is my trigger and has nothing to do with the content of the video or allowing me to keep my right wrist bent. Great question and very observant!
Tried this drill today with good results. In fact, on a full speed pivot I hit great shots equal to a normal full swing in distance. Which makes me wonder what the point of an ordinary backswing is.
Thanks for the feedback and the comment. When the pivot works correctly it is very powerful. It shows how inefficiency of your old pivot. Keep up the good work.
You will have to use your elbows as the hinging point. It is tricky, but doeable. You won't generate as much speed, but you can control the club. It will be a little Moe Norman like.
Listen to this guy. What he’s saying about the right wrist is the most important thing I do in my swing. I flush the ball and it cured my annoying pulled hook immediately. 👏👏👏
I fount this out about two weeks ago I won’t go back to always getting confused with what the left hand should do , now all I concentrate on is to bend back my right wrist …. Nothing else comes into my head , nothing .
NOOOOO!! We never push the right hand forward. The angle will come out on it's own as we continue to pivot towards the follow through. Thanks for the question. I hope this answer helps.
The right wrist must be bent in order to have lag in the club head and to have shaft lean. This is the only way to compress the ball against the turf. If you push your right hand forward you are flipping the club head.
Great question. The club head can be released without the right wrist flipping, throwing, snapping, or what ever word you want to use. The left wrist should release the club. That would be a great video. Also speed and gravity release the club. Thank you for watching and thanks for the great question. Make sure to watch my new series called, "Be A Golfer".
To achieve impact position with the right wrist the body must be rotated through impact. The hips will be open, the chest should be slightly open, and the shaft leaned forward. You would have a hard time aiming from that address position as well as making a back swing from there. Thank you for the question and watching the video,
Driver is different in the sense that the swing plane is flatter and more around, and you hit up on the driver. But you still need to maintain lag and a bent right wrist. Thank you for the comment and for watching.
Lag comes from the right wrist NOT THE LEFT WRIST as all You Tube Pros promote. BUT don’t hold the angle of the right wrist. As you go thru to hit the ball unload and hit with the right wrist and body as explained in the video. Jack Nicklaus said he wished he had two right hands.
this method at least for me requires proper distance from ball - . stand too far and shoulder plan gets flat and inconsistent contact. I wound up hooking shots with a closed face.
Sorry it didn't work for you, but I don't understand your comment. Why did a flat plane cause you to hit a hook? And why did a bent right right wrist cause a closed club face? Just curious. Thank you for the comment and watching.
@@BrisGolf The book is still available. "The Four Magic Moves to Winning Golf". He taught to start setting the wrist at the very start of the backswing and to have it complete by the time the shaft is parallel to the ground on the backswing, and then to just hold it through the rest of the backswing.
Cool. I will have to see if I can find a copy. Thank you for the information. Make sure to watch my new series called "Be A Golder". I think it is going to be really good.
Unconventional. Isn’t the right hand supposed to roll over the left on the DS? I see no follow through. Like all pro golfers finish the swing with the club held over the head, pointing down along their back.
Not unconventional, it is necessary. The right hand doesn't roll over the left until after impact well into the forward swing. This drill is training the right hand through impact, so there is a little exaggeration, but not much. Lastly, look at a golfers finish and then your description. Hands are not over their head nor is the club pointing down their back. hands would be more around and over their left shoulder with the club behind their head, looking like it is going through their ears. Thank you for the comment and watching my video.
Maybe if you're a guy who has been flipping his hands or letting the club head get passed the hands at impact his whole life, and you've watched hundreds of videos of instructors telling you to hit the ball before the ground, and give you a drill like, for example, put a towel behind the ball and don't hit the towel, without any explanation of how you're supposed to achieve that, you might appreciate a good explanation for once. Oh but I'm sure I've lost you already because my comment is too long for ya.
Talks like a politician, talks a lot but really doesn’t get to the point. This move is explained by every teacher much better than he, it’s called “The Magic Move”
I have created a follow up video to this one. Talking more about the release and how to generate power. Here is the link...czcams.com/video/vJJimhLPW1w/video.html
Great Video. I too have been working on maintaining that angle through the strike. At first, I realize that my body was the problem and not moving enough. I've been doing this drill, several hundred times per week, and my contact has gotten very crisp. Thank you for detailed instruction.
Great to hear Mr. Potter!! Proper practice never fails. Keep watching!!
Yup! 💯💯 Bent right wrist means a flat left wrist which is golfing alignment #1. That means club face control. The ball starts its journey at 90 angles to the club face at separation. It's imperative in controlling the club face to have a flat left wrist. The best players know this. A flat left wrist and bent right wrist also allows for complying with the "law of the flail" and ensures proper "rhythm" in addition to acceleration control which translates to distance control and clubhead lag. Great video, pro!
Thank you sir, great comment!! I hope you keep watching.
@@BrisGolf I will. Subbed 👍🏻
This is one of the best explanations of the right wrist I’ve ever heard. Thank you and thank you to the YT algorithm for putting it on my feed.
Thanks for the comment and compliment. I am glad the algorithm is working too!! Keep watching.
@@brawgolf would you be posting a video on how to maintins (lag )using a driver or a 3 wood. Tanks.
Dang.. Just a few thousand followers but explaining like a season youtuber Pro. So precise and detail. I have been working on the right wrist for some time. This one explains so well.
Thank you for the compliment. I may be small on CZcams but I have been a PGA professional and teaching golf for a living for 27 years. Keep watching!
@BrisGolf Wow ! Thanks for the clarification. One important question, do we have to flip the right wrist just right after balll impact ?
No, we never flip the wrists. You will want to rotate the left wrist and forearm. Go look at my video on how the left arm works.
@@BrisGolf Got it man. Much appreciated..
Excellent job Michael in explaining how to achieve a bent right wrist and it's importance. I have been working on a flat left wrist and a bent back right wrist together with a folded right arm in my swing for a while now. In viewing this video the importance of the body rotating through this shot cannot be overemphasized. Well Done Michael! I always find something useful in your videos! Keep up the good work!!!
Thanks man!!
Very good instruction, the missing link for me, hope to master it someday, cheers.
Thank you for the comment and watching!
IMO, very good lesson. One thing I would add: in the transition in the down swing, to get the club to drop down into the slot, you have to sit down into the left (lead) heal, then pivot (or rotate) through the swing. If you just pivot, you gonna hit some pull hooks and slices. Watch videos of Tiger's transition and you will see him sit into that left heel as the club drops. All other info in this video lesson is spot on!
Thanks for the comment
Fantastic job of explaining the wrist bend, the technique with corresponding drills.
Nice job...I will be taking this too the range.
Thanks for the time.
You are welcome and thank you for the nice comment. Let me know how it goes on the range. Keep watching!!
This is my last exercise I have integrated to my golf downswing in order to have a complete and perfect golf swing,thank you.
I must mansion when I first try to apply this meshed using an 8 iron on a half swing I have hit very gently the ball gone 110 yard really amazing.
Thank you sir, I am glad it is helping you play better golf!! Keep watching.
Thank you for this video. Exactly what I needed. I recently bought the expensive precision impact gadget for my right wrist but haven’t gained anything from it. Using it with this explanation of how the pivot keeps the wrist in place is perfect. I was trying to keep the thing on my wrist and hitting balls but the pivot was missing so of course it was useless. I can actually see now that the underside of the ball isn’t at the bottom of my swing but in front by about 2”. That’s quite a pivot. I’ve been doing it wrong for 10 years because I didn’t want to damage the grass or my hands! I used to manage to clip the ball nicely off the fairway probably three times out of ten! With your explanation it’s working most of the time plus the divots are there and I hardly feel the club hitting the ball and it goes higher. Hello proper low point! Thank you again for a straight forward explanation!!
You are welcome and I am glad you are seeing results. Keep watching and let's see if we can improve more stuff!!!
Hi Mike, how are ya brother, hope all is well, i have a question, when I bend my right hand back in my backswing, I understand I maintain the bend in my wrist, but here's my question I don't understand, on my downswing, when do I release my right arm and extend my arm and elbow to get and power or distance at impact. If my right arm is bent at impact, I am not getting any power, greatly appreciate it if you can get back to me Mike, thank you brother.
@@earllechleitner9259 Good question Earl. Your right arm will not be bent at impact. The right arm will straighten as you approach impact at the elbow. The right wrist will remain bent through impact. As this is happening the left arm should be rotating, which will drag the right arm over the left, keeping the face square. After impact the right wrist will flatten during the rotation. Again, power will come from the pivot. I hope this helps.
I just published a follow up video on this topic that I think will answer your question...czcams.com/video/vJJimhLPW1w/video.htmlsi=sHgQLHY-LporglGW
Best instructional video I’ve seen. Someone giving out the real secrets right here. I’m going to subscribe. I want to hear about right elbow movement, I want hear what you have to say about ball flight, cutting and drawing, and swing plain, thanks
Thank you Joe. Check out my new instruction series "Be A Golfer". I think there is going to be some good stuff talked about. No fluff, just real golf.
Here is the link to the introduction. czcams.com/video/41n297h99DI/video.html
Just came across this clip by chance looking for a simple explanation how to strike irons well. I will be trying this drill out and get back to you 👍
I look forward to hearing your results. Make sure to watch my new series called "Be A Golfer".
@@BrisGolf yes I will 👍
This is gold, Jerry! Gold!!
Hahaha!! I hope it helps your game.
We have a good Seinfeld thread going.
I discovered this method almost by accident, while watching a video on a new training aid that promotes this wrist hinge ,the aid is rather expensive ,so ive been trying the motion you are showing,,when I get it right I'm ripping the ball but tend to be a bit wild so I'll do what you suggest and slow down my practice swings many thanks
Thank you for watching and the compliment. Keep watching, lots of great content on my channel and lots to come.
Michael, thank you so much for this video and drill! It has been eye opening and having been a flipper; the immediate feel and early results are amazing!
Thanks Mike. I hope this really helps your game. Go check out some of my other videos, lots of good info to help you improve.
Best video ever.
Thanks Boss Man!! Watch my new series titled, "Don't Just Play Golf, Be A Golfer". I think you will like it as well. Thanks again and keep watching!
I really appreciate you starting by telling us why we want the bent right wrist great explanation. my first time seeing your video you may be the guy for me because I always need to know why for it to sink in
Thank you very much for the comment. I like to keep my instruction informative and simple. Welcome aboard the channel.
@@BrisGolfit's working really well for me. I'm trying to bend back right wrist and get weight of club on my right trigger finger at top. Thank you very much. I am trying to keep my left hip back as well.
One thing i'd like your opinion on is it seems I get across the line at the top I wonder if it has to do with my posture I have pretty long legs. Anyways. Thank you
It would have to do more with the position of the right arm. Elbow is probably getting behind you too much and separated from left elbow. Keep elbows together and in front of your chest.
@@BrisGolf thanks alot! I will try that
Just sent this to one of my students, thanks
Thanks Brah! That is a compliment.
Is this also true in the driver swing? Thanks for this video. I have always been a caster. I will be doing this drill today for sure.
Thanks for the comment and yes. It just won't be as much. I hope this all helps.
Well done!😊
Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed the video. I am doing a series called "Be A Golfer" that you will like. Second video in the series will be about in an hour. Thanks for the comment and lets learn to play better golf!!
When I don't do this, the clubface opens a little at impact, resulting in a push+fade ball flight.
You have to square the clubface with the back of the left hand. You need to feel like the knuckles of the left hand turn down towards the ground, and the back of the left wrist is facing the target. You are having a very common issue and it is an easy fix. Thank you for the comment and watching. Let me know if you have more questions.
Great lesson , thanks
Thank you and you are welcome. Thank you for watching. Hope you subscribed.
Maintaining the angle in the trail wrist also promotes a de-lofted club head (more distance), prevents you from casting into an early release and also helps to keep the clubhead square to the swing path. Like the video shows, you must commit to the swing and rotate the body for the club to get back to the ball square and flush. Over all this eliminates a lot of hand action, flipping and twisting of the hands. Master this and your accuracy, distance and consistency will greatly improve.
Thanks for the comment. You sound like you have a lot of golf swing knowledge.
Great demonstration. Thanks. So, my understanding from this video comes down to chest and pivot rotation to keep longer rıght wrist bent. If this is correct, what about the lower body movement (I mean weight shift). Doesn't his movement happe fırst than cheat rotation? Thanks
Yes, but most peoples lower bodies move. It is the chest and upper body that doesn't then follow. Keep the chest and shoulders turning and the lower body tends to do right. Great question and thank you for the comment.
@@BrisGolf Your comments are very helpful. Thank you.
I just published a follow up video on this topic that I think will answer your question...czcams.com/video/vJJimhLPW1w/video.htmlsi=sHgQLHY-LporglGW
I just found your videos. These are great. Your approach is perfect. This drill is awesome. I plan to spend the next few weeks with it. Do you have something similar for driver and fairway woods?
Welcome to the channel. What took you so long to find me, hahaha!! I am glad you like my content. I try and make videos of the things I teach on a daily basis. I will put driver and fairway woods on my list of future videos. Thanks for watching and the nice comment.
I used to do same thing naturally own learned by practice hitting.. but few of so called coaches in my course always distracted me.. so I started avoiding all there tips n build con on my own swing sir..
Thank you.
Great advice re hinged wrist is it the same with driver?
Yes, it is
If I’m lefthanded but play golf right-handed can thinking “arched left hand” accomplish the same thing?
I would warn against that thought. A bowed or flexed left wrist can drastically close the clubface making it difficult to hit quality golf shots. Great question and thank you.
Ottimo drill da praticare. Bravo!! 👍
Grazie, I was in Rome and Florence this past September. About a week before the Ryder Cup. It was a fantastic vacation.
I understand the ability to compress the ball using this technique, but I don’t understand where the club head speed comes from.
Bryan, the speed comes from several factors. 1. the speed of your pivot. 2. the fact that a forward leaning shaft is an accelerating shaft. 3. the club head is being released in the proper way, not being flipped through impact. Trying to whip the club head through impact usually results in power loss. Thanks for the great question.
I just published a follow up video on this topic that I think will answer your question...czcams.com/video/vJJimhLPW1w/video.htmlsi=sHgQLHY-LporglGW
I noticed you have a trigger where you slightly push your hands forward. Do you do this with all your clubs?
Yes. It is a forward press that I do on all clubs. I have been doing it so long that I don't even know I do it. It is my trigger and has nothing to do with the content of the video or allowing me to keep my right wrist bent. Great question and very observant!
Well done
Thank you
Simple press forward old News
Thanks Curtis but you are wrong.
You are awesome.
Thank you! New video coming out today about the left wrist. Make sure you subscribe and click the notification bell. Thank you for watching!!
Tried this drill today with good results. In fact, on a full speed pivot I hit great shots equal to a normal full swing in distance. Which makes me wonder what the point of an ordinary backswing is.
Thanks for the feedback and the comment. When the pivot works correctly it is very powerful. It shows how inefficiency of your old pivot. Keep up the good work.
Great video as always ⛳️
Very nice 👌 😊
Thank you, Glad you liked it!! Keep watching
You have a really nice way of explaining things MB! Really enjoying your content and learning a lot from it!
Thanks for the nice comment. I will keep adding more content so keep watching!
Any suggestions for the person who due to old injuries and arthritis neither wrist bends backwards or side to side.?
You will have to use your elbows as the hinging point. It is tricky, but doeable. You won't generate as much speed, but you can control the club. It will be a little Moe Norman like.
Pick up croquet.
Listen to this guy. What he’s saying about the right wrist is the most important thing I do in my swing. I flush the ball and it cured my annoying pulled hook immediately. 👏👏👏
Thanks Mike
I fount this out about two weeks ago
I won’t go back to always getting confused with what the left hand should do , now all I concentrate on is to bend back my right wrist …. Nothing else comes into my head , nothing .
It is a good swing thought. Thanks for sharing!
Do you push the right hand or uncock the right wrist at the last second to hit the ball hard?
NOOOOO!! We never push the right hand forward. The angle will come out on it's own as we continue to pivot towards the follow through. Thanks for the question. I hope this answer helps.
@@BrisGolf Thanks. I asked because I had read of the earlier famous golfers talk about hitting with the right hand?
May be okay for the pro that has great hands, but not the regular golfer. Thanks again.
@@BrisGolf So you actually try to keep the right wrist bent when making contact… hit the ball with bent right wrist? Trying to understand..thanks.
The right wrist must be bent in order to have lag in the club head and to have shaft lean. This is the only way to compress the ball against the turf. If you push your right hand forward you are flipping the club head.
Can you apply this with woods?
Absolutely!! Thanks for the question. Make sure to watch Part 1 of my new series "Be A Golfer" Published yesterday.
Think of your right knuckles grazing the grass.
Good thought and thanks for watching. Keep watching!!
Then when is the time the club head being released?
Great question. The club head can be released without the right wrist flipping, throwing, snapping, or what ever word you want to use. The left wrist should release the club. That would be a great video. Also speed and gravity release the club. Thank you for watching and thanks for the great question. Make sure to watch my new series called, "Be A Golfer".
I just published a follow up video on this topic that I think will answer your question...czcams.com/video/vJJimhLPW1w/video.htmlsi=sHgQLHY-LporglGW
Why not just start the address using the impact position?
To achieve impact position with the right wrist the body must be rotated through impact. The hips will be open, the chest should be slightly open, and the shaft leaned forward. You would have a hard time aiming from that address position as well as making a back swing from there. Thank you for the question and watching the video,
I get that .. but a foot after the ball you better do something else. Or have some massive stall flip
Yep, arms will need to rotate and club will move around to the left on the plane. Sounds like another good video. Thanks for the comment!
This is a good tip for irons. Driver is different though
Driver is different in the sense that the swing plane is flatter and more around, and you hit up on the driver. But you still need to maintain lag and a bent right wrist. Thank you for the comment and for watching.
Lag comes from the right wrist NOT THE LEFT WRIST as all You Tube Pros promote. BUT don’t hold the angle of the right wrist. As you go thru to hit the ball unload and hit with the right wrist and body as explained in the video. Jack Nicklaus said he wished he had two right hands.
this method at least for me requires proper distance from
ball - . stand too far and shoulder plan gets flat and inconsistent contact. I wound up hooking shots with a closed face.
Sorry it didn't work for you, but I don't understand your comment. Why did a flat plane cause you to hit a hook? And why did a bent right right wrist cause a closed club face? Just curious. Thank you for the comment and watching.
Didn't Joe Dante recommend this in his 1962 book?
I have no idea...wasn't born yet. Hahaha
@@BrisGolf The book is still available. "The Four Magic Moves to Winning Golf". He taught to start setting the wrist at the very start of the backswing and to have it complete by the time the shaft is parallel to the ground on the backswing, and then to just hold it through the rest of the backswing.
Cool. I will have to see if I can find a copy. Thank you for the information. Make sure to watch my new series called "Be A Golder". I think it is going to be really good.
@@robertbrandywineGuess it’s true that there’s really nothing new under the sun than shines on golfers.
Unconventional. Isn’t the right hand supposed to roll over the left on the DS? I see no follow through. Like all pro golfers finish the swing with the club held over the head, pointing down along their back.
Not unconventional, it is necessary. The right hand doesn't roll over the left until after impact well into the forward swing. This drill is training the right hand through impact, so there is a little exaggeration, but not much. Lastly, look at a golfers finish and then your description. Hands are not over their head nor is the club pointing down their back. hands would be more around and over their left shoulder with the club behind their head, looking like it is going through their ears. Thank you for the comment and watching my video.
Hopefully this guy will talk for over 7 minutes & show us the swing for around 23 seconds of the video.
Thank you for watching the entire video and the comment. Both actions help my video reach more people.
Maybe if you're a guy who has been flipping his hands or letting the club head get passed the hands at impact his whole life, and you've watched hundreds of videos of instructors telling you to hit the ball before the ground, and give you a drill like, for example, put a towel behind the ball and don't hit the towel, without any explanation of how you're supposed to achieve that, you might appreciate a good explanation for once. Oh but I'm sure I've lost you already because my comment is too long for ya.
@@Blue_Dun HAHAHA!! Good One!!
If this was an attempt at a witty, funny comment, you have failed. You get a D-. Try again.
Talks like a politician, talks a lot but really doesn’t get to the point. This move is explained by every teacher much better than he, it’s called “The Magic Move”
Thanks for the reply and the nifty name to what I was doing. Now I will have better words