New Golf Swing Takeaway Fix - I Wish I Learned This Years Ago!!!
Tom Saguto of SagutoGolf demonstrates how a simple wrist angle adjustment at setup can instantly fix a low, inside takeaway. By increasing the 'break angle' between the arms and the club, golfers can ensure the club travels up the proper plane while automatically setting the wrists for more power.
A 'low and inside' takeaway is often caused by having too much downward wrist angle (ulnar deviation) at address.
The butt of the club should generally point toward your belt line at setup.
Increasing the wrist hinge (radial deviation) at address presets the club on a better path and makes full hinging easier.
The shoulders should act as the engine of the takeaway once the wrist angle is set.
Letting your arms hang naturally is the easiest way to find your unique, correct wrist-to-shaft angle.
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