This 1 Minute Drill Beats HOURS Of Practice On The Range
PGA instructor Scott Yurgz demonstrates how to eliminate the 'flip' at impact to achieve a tour-level bent trail wrist. By using a kettlebell drag feel and the Flying Wedge drill, golfers learn to control their low point, improve compression, and lower their launch for more consistent ball striking.
A bent trail wrist at impact is the most critical component for controlling loft and low point.
Apply specific pressure with the trail index finger (pressure point) against the shaft to support the club at impact.
Ensure weight is shifted forward to the lead foot to prevent 'flicking' the ball into the air.
The 'Flying Wedge' drill teaches you to stop the club short after impact to verify your wrist angles are maintained.
A successful impact feel results in the handle working up and around while the club head stays out in front of the body.