An ‘active hands’ swing is the difference between you shooting 95 instead of 75 (or better).
Tom Saguto of SagutoGolf explains why an 'active hands' swing leads to inconsistency and high scores. He teaches the 'No Hands' swing technique, which uses shoulder rotation as the primary engine to keep the club face square and ensure consistent ball striking.
Bigger muscles (shoulders) are more reliable than smaller muscles (hands) for a consistent swing path.
Keeping hands 'quiet' ensures the club face returns to the same square position it held at setup.
An 'active' hand swing often results in a 'haywire' club face and inconsistent accuracy.
A flat lead wrist at the top of the swing is a hallmark of passive, quiet hands.
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