Proper Wrist Hinge in the Golf Backswing

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In this video, Michael demonstrates the correct way to hinge your wrist for a better position at the top of your backswing and provides clear instructions to help you improve your technique. Today's video is a must-watch!
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9 июн 2024

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@johnschwartz1536 19 дней назад

Excellent job Michael in explaining and demonstrating an easy way to get a proper wrist hinge in the backswing. I can vouch for this technique because I have been using it for a while and it does work. Then on the downswing, all that one has to do to release the hinge is to go into a knuckle down position with the left hand just before impact. Always enjoy your input Michael because you are short and to the point! Well Done!

@ranger1721 19 дней назад

Absolute truth. So well said! Thanks

@richyclubsport5155 18 дней назад

This works, early wrist set, similar to what Monte, Mike Malaska, Dan Alton teach. When i took lessons years ago my pro wanted the wide one piece takeaway, i lost my game for years as a result.

@IRT67 18 дней назад

I’ve also moved to doing this. I was fed up trying to go back with quiet hands and then shallow and lag the wrists somewhere at the top. This is much easier with better results.