Right wrist angle slightly bent in to prevent FLIPPING
Original topic by BCgolfer — 2023-06-22T17:41:09Z I have noticed lately that with a little focus on keeping the right wrist a little bent in on the grip helps to keep the left wrist flat or even reasonably bowed in and during the swing to prevent FLIPPING. I want to maintain this shape THROUGHOUT the swing particularly for the reasons that it makes ROTATION in the DOWNSWING smoother and easier since there is no FLIPPING. It also makes for more power as there is no way you can want to hit at the ball with this WRISTS shape. Your take on this will be appreciated sir. Discussion (2 replies) Reply 1 Ross — 2023-06-22T17:49:25Z Great! Exactly. That angle of the back wrist (or in other words, right wrist for a right hander) helps keep the shaft in line with the front arm. This shaft in line with the front arm will have the grip end of the club leading the club face... and that is critical for a solid shot/putt. If there is hinging of the wrists on the backswing, it will ...