90% of Golfers Don't Understand The "WHIP" (And It's Killing Their Power)
Craig Jones from Face First Golf demonstrates the 'L to L' sequence to help golfers generate effortless power and speed. By focusing on an early wrist hinge, keeping the elbows together, and 'whipping' the club past impact, players can eliminate flipping and the chicken wing for more solid contact.
Focus on achieving a 90-degree hinge (L position) both before and after impact to generate maximum leverage.
Keep your elbows close together throughout the swing to maintain structural power and square the clubface naturally.
Avoid the trap of 'massive width' if it causes a late hinge; instead, hinge early with low hands for better control.
The 'whip' or release should happen through and past the ball, not before it, to maximize speed at the point of contact.
Practice in short 3-4 minute bursts to improve muscle memory and retention.