AMAZING PGA Tour Swing SECRET Revealed using Hackmotion
Alex Etches uses the Hackmotion Pro sensor to benchmark his swing metrics against PGA Tour professional Thorbjørn Olesen. By identifying excessive lead wrist extension at the top and through impact, Alex demonstrates how the 'Motorcycle Drill' can transition a golfer into a more flexed, pro-like impact position for better compression and accuracy.
Elite players like Thorbjørn Olesen maintain more stable wrist flexion throughout the swing compared to amateur golfers.
Excessive wrist extension (cupping) at the top of the swing often leads to an open face and inconsistent impact.
The 'Motorcycle Drill' involves flexing the lead wrist downward during the downswing to square the clubface early.
Using bio-feedback tools like Hackmotion provides objective data to confirm if a swing change is actually happening.
Correcting wrist flexion can significantly improve launch height, ball speed, and face angle neutrality.