Game changer!, thanks. This has helped me a lot. Focusing in the right hand and early extension helped me to understand why I was blading the ball so much, completely loosing confidence in those shots.
I found this on the green today and this video validates my "discovery". Former scratch player coming back and I can chip single handed with either hand but have struggled with both hands on the club. Tucking in my right elbow solved everything!
@@teedub4095 to a large extent, yes. It would depend on how your trail hand should take it's position - the stronger the grip the sooner everything will fold, the weaker the grip the clip will hinge upward more. We have a few videos on lead hand and trail hand grip that will give you a better understanding of this if needed.
So do you think people should lose their wrist angle right at impact then? I'm also starting to believe that you can hold the angle as long as you have Trails side Bend
You don’t have to lose the wrist angle, especially if you maintain trial side bend. For many struggling with keeping their forward bend too long, and as a result their wrist angles for far too long it’s one solution for them to work towards.
