This ONE Video Alone Will Save You Thousands On Lessons....
Stuart Cartwright from Good Golf Coaching debunks the popular instruction of forcing a bowed lead wrist at impact. He explains how forcing wrist flexion leads to forearm strain, excessive grip pressure, and a closed clubface. Instead, Cartwright demonstrates how preserving a natural lead wrist kink from setup to impact delivers superior clubface control, compression, and proper launch height.
Avoid forcing a bowed lead wrist, which creates high grip pressure and can cause forearm strain or golfer's elbow.
Maintain a natural lead wrist kink (slight extension) at address, lead-arm parallel, top of backswing, and impact.
Keep firm pressure down on the pad of the lead hand so the grip stays secure as the clubhead passes through impact.
Driving the grip forward with a bowed wrist delofts and shuts the face; preserving natural wrist extension maintains proper trajectory and draw bias.
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