Stuart Cartwright of Good Golf Coaching hosts a live session focusing on the 'Swing Moment' and maintaining a lead wrist 'kink' to improve ball striking. He demonstrates how to use Thera Bands for pressure control and garden brooms for path visualization. Key topics include fixing high-launch misses, mastering chipping contact, and preventing early extension through proper leg action.
A proper grip is the foundation for a downward angle of attack; without it, golfers tend to 'unload' early to save the shot.
Maintain a 'kink' (extension) in the lead wrist through impact rather than bowing it to ensure the club unloads correctly.
Early extension is often a reaction to a club that is 'crossed over' at the top; fixing forearm rotation can solve the root cause.
To clear the hips correctly, the lead leg must push back and away from the target line, accelerating the trail side through the ball.
Chipping consistency comes from keeping pressure down on the grip while allowing the club head to swing, rather than driving the handle at the target.