Try this at the range tonight…….

GRF Golf demonstrates a simple indoor wall slider drill using a piece of cardboard to teach proper trail hand sequence, wrist rotation, and golf swing lag. By sliding and rotating against a wall, golfers learn how to eliminate early release and casting for better ball control and increased distance.

• Early release (casting) causes lost distance, excess spin, and poor ball control.
• Use a piece of cardboard against a wall with your trail hand to feel proper trail arm flexion and rotation.
• Slide horizontally, then rotate 90 degrees counterclockwise while pushing upward to simulate proper downswing sequence and lag.
• Replicate the wall slider feel with your golf club or driver to allow the clubface to close naturally while lagging behind the wrist.

Go deeper

• Wall Slider Drill — Every coach who teaches it
• Distance loss — Causes, drills and coaches for this miss
• Lag — The lesson, across every coach
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