Stop pulling and start releasing with the lead wrist and arm…
PGA Pro Marcus Edblad explains how to stop 'pulling' the lead arm and instead 'release' the clubhead for more speed. He uses a frisbee drill to demonstrate the throwing motion required of the lead wrist and emphasizes hitting balls with the lead arm alone to improve coordination.
Pulling with the lead arm often leads to over-rotation and an outside-in swing path.
Speed in the golf swing comes from a pushing/throwing motion rather than raw pulling power.
The lead wrist should feel like it is 'throwing' or 'scooping' the club out and up through impact.
Training your 'stupid' hand (non-dominant lead hand) to hit balls independently improves overall swing coordination.
Focus on pushing the trail side forward rather than pulling the lead side backward.
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