He ELIMINATED Years of Rolling Wrists And Pulling Irons With THIS! (Live Golf Lesson)
In this live lesson, Milo Lines helps a student eliminate a persistent rolling wrist release that causes pulled iron shots and hooks. By focusing on a 'stable release'—feeling like a sidearm throw—and improving body rotation, the student learns to stabilize the clubface through impact. The instruction emphasizes turning the body to control the club rather than relying on independent hand and arm movements.
Avoid 'rolling' the wrists over through impact, which often leads to hooks and pulls.
Think of the release like throwing a ball sidearm to keep the trail hand and clubface more stable.
Improve lead-side rotation (getting the left side out of the way) to allow the hands to stay passive.
Ensure the backswing has 'depth' by turning the shoulders rather than just lifting the arms up.
The club should follow the arc of the body's turn rather than being pushed out to 'right field' or pulled across the chest.