Matt Fisher (MrShortGame) presents three essential wrist-control tips designed to help golfers break 90 consistently. By focusing on takeaway rotation, transition bowing, and impact compression, golfers can eliminate common misses like shanks and slices without complex swing overhauls.
The takeaway path matters less than controlling wrist rotation to keep the clubface square to the arc.
Avoid a cupped wrist at the top; actively bow the wrist into flexion as the first move of the transition.
Stop the follow-through early at the left pocket during practice to eliminate 'flipping' and ensure forward shaft lean.
True improvement requires high-repetition practice (500 reps per drill) to build lasting muscle memory.