A Key Element for Distance…How Your Hands Add Speed

When you’re looking to add distance, there are many elements of the golf swing that can help. One of them is your range of motion. When the club travels farther, you have more time and space to increase clubhead speed. Adding a wrist hinge is a great way to make the club travel farther without adding much effort. In this video, Michael Breed explains what wrist hinge does for your golf swing, and how to do it properly so you don’t lose control of the club face!
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This video explains another key element to increasing your distance. When you learn how to utilize your hips properly in the golf swing, you will add even more distance! We welcome your suggestions so please enter your ideas in the comments. We read them all!
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[@johncrotti5103]

Very good tip. Let the wrist hinge 😀🌺

[@rectolee2584]

Thanks very much 🙏👏🏌️‍♂️

[@mrad7586]

This is exactly my problem. Will try it tomorrow at the range. 😅

[@Dan-zq5wt]

That’s a cool illustration. For all those that listen to classic rock, that’s how drummers like John Bonham get so much power - they snap their wrists - not just using their arms!

[@godsdozer]

yep

[@healthygolfer]

Short thumb?

[@jackflash8756]

The problem are the words 'Open' and 'Closed' clubface at the top of the backswing . It means nothing unless you say " relative to.............." ??????. What is it closed relative to? It's definitely not open or closed relative to swing path is it? Also, say the golfer retained that cupped wrist approaching impact , where do you think the clubface will be pointing? It will be pointing left of ball -target line , not right . So Michael's assumption that the clubface being 'open' (whatever that means) at the top of the backswing will also mean it will be open to 'club path' approaching impact does not tie together.

[@al1356]

Face could be closed with a cupped wrist it also could be open. One thing for sure is if it’s in extension it will not deliver the correct loft will it. 🙄

[@j.mccarthy3008]

Your club head speed is over 90MPH!! How U DO DAT??? You have a smash factor of 1.5!!! My smash factor is probably a negative number!!! So annoying.