Golf Unload, Angular Force by Elite Golf Schools (Golf Tips Edit)

[@pete7419]

I have no idea what is going on in the first few seconds. Is this one of those intentionally ambiguous videos designed to be watched over and over to manipulate engagement? I blocked that older gentlemen with the white beard that wags his finger because it's not actually helpful. The rest seems good, I just start off confused and it makes the rest of it not make any sense as a result. Is the first one the right way, or second one?

[@Deryee123]

With the shaft perpendicular like you show it, you have to manipulate it back on plane. If you brought it back on plane in the first place there would be less manipulation and more likely to have a solid ball contact.

[@soupra22]

I struggle bouncing it out and pronation supinating through impact. I need to ingrained this angular motion.

[@GolfTipsEdit]

No wrist supination or pronation is needed, the wrist works in a hinge (right wrist extension) and cock (radial deviation) manner. The idea of this video is to give a message that naturally the clubs centre of mass drops down when the wrist makes ulnar deviation (uncocking wrist - movement down), especially from delivery to impact position when the club face is ready to unhinge because of body rotation, otherwise, you will be forced to rotate (pronation) the wrist, what is wrong and causes inconsistency.

[@soupra22]

How do you neutralize in to out path with this pattern. I'm on average 9° in to out with this type of pattern and usually a shut face relative to path 4°on average to path and it just creates some nasty hooks.

[@GolfTipsEdit]

The idea of this video is to give a message that naturally the clubs centre of mass drops down when the wrist makes ulnar deviation (uncocking wrist - movement down), especially from delivery to impact position when the club face is ready to unhinge because of body rotation, otherwise, you will be forced to rotate the wrist, what is wrong and causes inconsistency.