Drill to Stop Flipping Your Wrists #shorts #golf #golfswing

[chadhelvey]

This drill is straight money. Your whole library is fantastic! Well done Sir. 👏

[LD-cflw]

Dude, you got some of the best drills on the internet! Thanks for sharing!

[tonebassin]

Jonathan my dude. These short clips are awesome. Keep them coming.

[pukkapeter]

The 1st bent arm position is flawless hip position, the 2nd flippy one is no hips cleared. To play well consistently there is one major key and that is hitting the ball with the turn, not with the hands. You can have a good round when it's handsy, but you'll never be consistent

[thetruthaboutthegolfswing]

The pointing to the left begins in the early downswing when you should lower your arms and throw the club head to the right (not left). That momentum carries through to cause the thumbs to point left.

[tedduggan]

Works GREAT for me…I have trouble trying to figure out what to do with my hands at impact and this makes it a simple swing thought…point thumb to target 👍

[vinestreet]

I think it will depend on the grip. If you have a strong grip you don’t want to do what you’re saying.

[johno-gbci]

I've been working on a more fred couples release.. less clubface rotation through impact. My Divots are now becoming more square at front and back. I'm hitting it straighter..

[B.Rights]

I am trying to do the exact opposite of this. This is overly timing reliant snap hook city flipping.

[Ja]

Been practicing this, it has eliminated my left arm chicken wing! On the down side, it has really hurt my left wrist, is there something you can do to make sure you don't break your wrist???

[zuqhmbf]

This action of the wrist and arms is supposed to happen naturally, it’s the effect that body rotation and release of the club head has. It’s not supposed to be a conscious action.

[createdbyorellana]

That motion happens right after you hit the ball not before, if you do it right at the impact, you will get a big hook

[petertulich]

Jonathan, what if you want to hit a fade? Would you still want the same motion or do you change it for a fade?

[redhed]

you instruction was for a roll release, sans Mickleson. your 1st display was a stable release, sans Sergio. there are 2 types of releases, whichever works for you is the one you should use.

[Lucenta]

This drill definitely helped me. I checked the results out on video.

[Bulldog]

So I've always had an issue with flipping and chicken wing and tried using this tip and something has happened to my swing. I either hit it super thin which I never used to do or if I make contact it's a huge slice. I actually feel like I might lose the club despite having the same grip. Any idea what I'm misinterpreting from your video? But great stuff love your videos

[simpleadjustments]

nice tip...it helped with my golfers right elbow to get the club through better

[mbrum]

Is that not a wrist flip that was demostrated as the cure for a wrist flip? What am i missing?

[fuzzybanana]

Oh boy!!! I see a whole lotta ppl snap hooking after this one. How bout this instead. Having a proper swing from the inside will produce wrist rotation naturally. If your wrists are not rotating automatically then you are purposely holding open for a fade or you swing from the outside.

[peteruwatch]

Jonathan, thanks. What if you want to hit a fade? What changes?