99% Of Golfers Move Their Wrists In The Downswing COMPLETELY WRONG

• Manually forcing wrist flexion (bowing) often leads to active arms and a stalled body, resulting in pulled shots.
• Pro-level wrist angles are a byproduct of proper body sequencing: shifting and turning simultaneously.
• The 'Motorcycle' move involves bowing the lead wrist to square the clubface early, but it must be paired with rotation to keep the ball on target.
• Tension in the arms robs you of speed; staying loose allows the body's rotation to dictate the wrist's lag and release.
• Use the 'Step Through Drill' to fix poor striking and establish the athletic sequence needed for natural shaft lean.

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