How to Let the Arms and Wrists Free Flow for a Natural Golf Swing Arc 

Marcus, many thanks! 😊the infinity drill was a lightbulb moment for me on how the wrists and path work in harmony..well done! Cheers from Nova Scotia MikeR.

Thanks for getting me back to my natural wrist rotation , i have had frustrating time (2 years) with wrist flexion extenstion only for squaring the club face hoping to make a better contact. I use to think that the rotation of the shaft along the swing plane was cousing a glancing contact and I was wrong. One should always stick to their natural release and work on the mechanics and path to get a better contact, which has more to do with sequence. There is also flexion ext of wrists happening in the release however if i take the rotation out it becomes uncontrolable. Everything adds up to have a free universal movement.

Excellent video. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. Things to work on at home.

Great video. You can really feel The body going as well

Now this was very interesting, I most definitely associated closing the face with path having to go left also, never thought about rotating the shaft and still being able to stay in to out!!

Excellent info!

So Marcus we swing the grip and the grip swings and influences the face path of the club and not other way round?? Thanks for your instructional videos. Michael.

One thing I struggle with when I'm not striking ball very well. Wrist little stiff. When wrist are more relaxed I play some really good golf. I get the feeling of relaxed and smooth and body will rotate perfectly and club stays on plane.

Can you do this drill with the driver too

I notice your club face opening on the takeaway of infinity swing...a lot of teaching has the clubface pointing down on the backswing...I have had success opening clubface going back and closing (turning down) clubface during the transition, downswing and at the hit. Hoping for your thoughts on the subject?? Always appreciate the content. Cheers

It looks like count yogi or Juju siwng, very fluid and powerful.

I’ve seen a lot of talk lately about how the wrists move into flexion and extension to eliminate any club face rotation to keep the face square to the arc. Rotation of the face requires split second timing for consistent shots no?

I understand what you mean but if I do this I will cast it directly, how to avoid casting when doing this?

Agree @miker5502, same lightbulb moment for me as well. This video is paramount. Thanks Marcus, changed my game

ever give thought to coming to the US if you book a large class in advance?