Why is Lag SO HARD For Golfers? | Plus the Easy Fix 

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That's hysterical! I was thinking same thing. Learning golf from a middle linebacker, but he knows his stuff...

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I found out, that you want to have as little lag as possible when you start the downswing. I don't hinge the club at all with the wrist, keeping the head as far away from the ball as possible when I start the downswing. With soft grip, the lag is building up, while you swing through. Most pro golfers on tour now play like this. Shorter backswing, or no wrist hinge, or even both. 7:15 Watch how he suddenly has no wrist hinge when he swings the club...

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@@TopSpeedGolf Perhaps Jonathan was thinking of the other Ballard golf guru Jimmy Ballard?

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I can tell you I have one & it works well for me. You can't hurry anything or the clubface will never be in the proper position. When you 1st start using it, your shots will likely go to the right if you're right handed obviously because the face is open. When you can hit the ball straight, you have it right. The only thing is that you don't want to be making full speed swings with it because it's heavier & you could injure yourself. It's not meant for distance, only proper swings. When you go back to a regular club while you're hitting balls, it'll feel much lighter & you might find you may be hitting hooks or pulls. I'm not a teaching pro but I'd definitely recommend it.

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Wrong! This video explains how to get REAL lag. I know because I use the concepts presented in THIS attached video. Would you hit a baseball using a baseball bat and a loose grip??? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZRMCk_3V4k0.html

@@redwave3520 a baseball isn’t stationery. A loose grip is essential to good golf.

@@leechaney3703 Did you watch the video?? You obviously DID not. To hold the club like Shawn does, which promotes proper lag, you have to securely GRIP the club! On the scale of 1 to 10, I would recommend a 7-8. Again, try swinging a bat or an axe, or a hockey stick, or a tennis racket with a loose grip!! In all those physical acts, you HAVE to have a secure grip, NOT a loose one! A loose grip promotes a flip at the ball, which causes you to lose you angle and therefore your lag!! I say again, try and maintain proper lag through the contact area with a loose grip!! You CANNOT!!

@@redwave3520 a golf grip can be stationary holding it lightly. You don’t understand the physics behind centrifugal force hitting a stationary ball. Tight grip reduces clubhead speed.

@@redwave3520 I live in Florida and have had lessons from clay

Pause at top

@@brianheavrin6746 I think about setting my wrists at the top which probably works out the same as a slight pause.

Club head being behind your hands at impact.

This video......ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZRMCk_3V4k0.html

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