Incredible New Wrist Action For The Golf Swing

[@YoshNathavutS]

this channel deserve way more views .

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks Yosh, one day I hope I’ll hit a million. Day by day we will get there. 😊

[@desano1975]

It makes the follow thru so much easier my gosh!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Amen to that my friend!

[@andycorso8498]

Keep swimming against the tide, Stu…….this cupping left wrist and swinging around through impact is so key…thanks for the enlightment Your insight has provided…..

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks Andy, my pleasure.

[@gregorymiller7861]

I keep watching this over n over... just pure Aussie GOLD! I think i have your home country correct. You are my Coach now. I do not watch any others anymore. Again you told us that also. If your ever in Texas please let us know. Also tell us more about skillest and what that implies...ty Coach

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hey Gregory, I’m actually from Surrey in the UK 🇬🇧 - Skillest is a mobile coaching app. Allows me to connect with you; analyse your swing, coach you remotely on a really good app. Check it out. With a look. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@gregorymiller7861]

@@GoodGolfCoaching sorry about that, thought I had read that somewhere. No matter your great regardless! Ty Stu.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Haha no issue at all!

[@chahn27]

Hi Stu, I’ve been watching your videos and it’s starting to make sense. My understanding is maintaining a cupped left wrist through impact allows the left forearm to easily rotate through strike, which aligns the face of the club at impact. This is also facilitates the swinging action of the club. I’ve been working to implement this in my swing and I’m finding, to my amazement, straight flight, with no manipulation of wrist angles. I’m using a strong grip as you recommend. I’m going to keep at it. Leaving the ‘bow’ behind ……. thanks for all you do.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Ahhh this is so wonderful to hear. Please keep me in the loop and enjoy my friend. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@John-nl2kt]

Hey Stu you have helped me immensely thirty years of trying to feel comfortable and powerful over the ball at the top of my backswing has all gone,, the Thera band left hand drill has given me the best top of the backswing condition as it has connected my upper left arm against chest throughout my swing. I can now smoke my irons and driver. Thanks again. John

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience John, truly happy you have found a deeper joy in the game and improved performance. Long may it continue and hope you can share my channel with some golfing friends. Best wishes Stu.

[@johnlapensee8039]

Is that both hands pushing down?? Or just the left. which drill is that?? thanks

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Both hands as per the “high tee drill” I recommend to watch.

[@mikegraham7296]

Hi Stu, Thanks for clarifying how the wrists really work in the swing which I been tinkering with too much over the past few years.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

My pleasure Mike, hope it gave you some clarity!

[@DerickPaulB]

Great tuition, I have a fairly flat wrist at the top, but watching the 'Pros' bow the wrist makes us try to do it too, but I can never seem to get it right (pull hook - like you show). So, I can forget that now and concentrate on grip and take away! Thanks

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Excited to hear how you progress my friend. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@davidflinn7516]

Thanks Stu, had my best round in years yesterday after implementing your advice on the grip, golf is fun again!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Ahhh David this is so so cool to read. Thank you so much for sharing my friend. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@skyshooter2010]

Thank you for the clarification. I've always had a slight bend in my left wrist in the backswing (with the correct grip!). When I tried to change that, it just felt unnatural and one of the first balls with this grip manipulation flew straight to the right.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you my friend; glad this gave you clarity!

[@paulbanney9881]

“Garbage bowing nonsense!” I love it. Another great insight into the black box called a golf swing. Cheers Stu.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks Paul, let’s keep getting better 😊

[@gregorymiller7861]

😂 GOOD COACHING IS CORRECT! Really enjoy your teaching style. You really connect with ppl. Great attitude n passionate to call rubbish crap...just that. I've got some pracrice to groove your moves. And yes you answer EVERY comment!!! Love that. Such a good coach

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Bless you Gregory, really appreciate the kind words of encouragement and feedback. Will keep doing my thing and hope to help more and more golfers as I go. 😊

[@gregorymiller7861]

@@GoodGolfCoaching Bless you too Stu! So Coach I have a question about practice. I am the guy who hits 40 to 60 yrs shots in my backyard here in Texas. I use regular golf balls for those shots. Really hard to get to the range for full shots. Is it wise to use whiffer balls or foam balls for full swings in yard? Would that be wise as far as feeling correct compression? I was hitting some 50 yrd shots this morning following my coaches instructions n felt quite a diff in compression n distance than my old inside bs swing. Heck 2 balls went over fence (my neighbor pretty cool). I so want to groove the full swing with much excitement. Just thought I'd ask my Coach!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Haha well… as a seasons player, I think foam balls will be fine, but definitely intersperse with the 50/60 yard pitch shots. Foam balls numb your impact feels, so I’d tread carefully and not over do it with just the foamers! Hope that helps and makes sense. Best wishes Stu

[@gregorymiller7861]

@@GoodGolfCoaching yes sir ty Coach!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Pleasure 😊

[@RobinSkelhorn-gt1cc]

Best coach for sure . 👍

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Bless you Robin, thank you so much.

[@dutch7279]

Thank you Mr.Cartwright for your no nonsense approach to the golf swing. This video about the wrists, the broom drill, how not to sway has helped me immensely. I never was a good ball striker and about 3 years ago I almost quit playing due to not even getting the ball airborne. I am even now striking better and more consistent than before and I am 70 years old. Question, why am I hitting low on the face of my driver(and not getting the ball airborne)any help would be appreciated.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

It’s my pleasure Sir and great to hear you’re enjoying my content. I would head to one of my early videos on “Angle of Attack” and start from there to reduce your tendency to hit it low on the face and then watch my “you need this drill” video. Hope that helps!

[@innocent-zone]

Now That’s Good Coaching 🫶🏽🏌️‍♂️🧢💪🏾

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Haha thank you!

[@phyrphytr69]

Stu, I have voraciously been consuming your content and using as much of your teaching as I can...to great effect with my swing so thank you! One question though, I see you promote the hack motion device- do you have a video where you utilize it? I was under the belief that the hack motion device promotes a bowed left wrist, granted I do not own one but was considering one a while back.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

I did three videos with the hack motion device, I didn’t advocate a bowed left wrist but did use it with good insight. I will have to remember which three videos they were and get back to you. Best wishes Stu

[@leemartin1122]

Another great vid , thanks. Thats 4 this week that have completely changed my approach to grip and downswing after ages of struggle. Funny thing tho..a few things you say ive tried before purely thru instinct but have seen remarks seemingly going against it so have not continued. The tip you gave on trail hand position I'm not 100pct on....when i tried it and it worked,i read somewhere that it was weak and bad, but am i right that youre basically saying that lead hand should be strong and trail hand is more towards weak or am i confused? Cheers

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hi Lee, you’re spot on… the issue you will have is mixing the info from more than one KZbin. Channel with each other. One way ticket to confusion. Stick with one channel and give that info a chance for three months and then decide if it’s good or bad and then move on, or stay. Hope that helps.

[@andysuzi1]

Hi Stu, thanks again. I watched this following your forearm rotation video. I'm a little confused 🫤 as to hand path. Really like the feeling of the club rotating around the hands and pressing down but how does this fit with the handle going out to the ball in the downswing? I can feel the club rotating better if I pull the club handle down inside the ball???? Cheers

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hi Andy - I would ask you to watch my broom series. Hope that helps. Best wishes Stu

[@user-ig9zi8uh7y]

Great coaching Stu 👍👍👍

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you so much 😊

[@justinstephenson9360]

Great video, especially to finally put the bowed left wrist idea into the trash can where it deserves to be.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Couldn’t of said it better myself Justin 😊

[@garysatterfield7805]

........just when you think it cant get any better. This little nugget has helped me release the club head soooo much better......also, is it my imagination or does this help with swallowing your angle of attack a little bit?.....thanks Stu ⛳🍺

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Definitely will help shallow a little, but not for everyone Gary.

[@mrkipling3841]

Great video!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thank you, much appreciated.

[@samueldugan3151]

Great video stu, have been watching your videos for a long time and they have helped improve my game immensely. What advice would you give for someone who plays "cack handed" left hand low? Does the same advice on grip and pressure through the handle etc still apply, just swapped around?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Cack handed can work for chipping but to advise on the full swing, where would you like me to start? 🤔 😂😂 - if the game is improving Samuel, keep doing it my friend. Best wishes Stu

[@rldel99]

I have long marveled at Fred Couples and his cupped lead wrist at the top. His downswing is, like most great players, a blur, but a very effective and powerful striker.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Freddie is a magician with strike and movement. Love it.

[@jcjohnson8611]

Hi Stu, have you done video with hackmotion yet?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hey JC - yes I have. Three of them. Quite some time ago. Can’t remember which ones they are 😬

[@jcjohnson8611]

@@GoodGolfCoaching thank you! I'll find them!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Enjoy 😊

[@carcose]

everything clear!

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Fab Carlo!

[@AJGreen-t6z]

Correct grip, good leg/hip rotation, pressure down through the handle and wrist rotation (not rolling/flipping) create the right release! Cheers Stu👍😎

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Amen to that!! Let the good times roll baby 😎

[@darrencope1]

Can you overdo the push down and vertical set? As someone who get that pull inside with no wrist set? Many thanks

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hey Darren, would be unlikely to over do it; my broom series videos will really help quantify what’s too much. Best wishes Stu

[@darrencope1]

@@GoodGolfCoaching I’ve had a little go in my net and theirs so much more compression instantly and also the strike seems to have moved more from the heel to the toe. Not sure if this is to be expected but it was a welcome positive All be in a small sample size.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Sounds like a win win to me!

[@cliffwaits598]

Another great example that so many things related to the golf swing are counter intuitive.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Amen to that Cliff!

[@tomt.2385]

Hi Stuart, thank you for sharing your technique. Can you clarify something? For a 7 iron swing, are you turning/twisting/scooping your left wrist slightly before impact or after impact? I tend to always fade the ball when I twist the wrist at impact. It feels like I am sliding the club under the ball which can be difficult to time perfectly. I want my draw back. Thanks.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Hey Tom - have you definitely got your grip right as per my “That’s it” video?

[@dannyfitlife405]

Hi Stuart I’ve been watching a few of your videos (great stuff btw - loving the broom) but I struggle with ‘does the swing create the motion or does the motion start the swing’ egg or chicken? I play off 6 so a not bad player but I get caught switching between the 2 feels - thanks 🙏

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Pull first and then swing. Always. Hope that helps. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@davidr-c8s]

On the backswing, I agree that gravity pulling down on the clubhead needs to be resisted. However, on the downswing to the ball, gravity has little to no effect on the clubhead, especially the closer you get to the ball as swing speed increases. The force that then tries to raise the handle in relation to the clubhead is the centrifugle force pulling the clubhead away from the axis of the swing, not gravity pulling down on the clubhead, or am I missing something?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts my friend, much appreciated ! 😄

[@absurdhumorist]

when i focus on keeping the cup in the left wrist I tend to hit it heavy more often, any thoughts why that might be? Great content Stu keep fighting the "garbage"

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Pursue a journey looking at your leg action, this will elevate your low point and allow you to push down harder - hope that makes sense.

[@roadtoscratchgolf3481]

Been down that bowed wrist rabbit hole a few years back and it ruined my strike. Fortunately, I listened to a good golfer friend of mine who told me to stop that nonsense, which has been confirmed my you, and my strike returned. Cheers.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Amen to that, well done your friend! 🙌🙌

[@TheBruceKeller]

Good stuff! Too many instructors overcomplicate the simplicity of the swing to make it seem like they have the secret sauce.

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks Bruce, way easier than believed.

[@Chris_Traynor]

For me, I struggled with getting the correct hinge of the club in takeaway and backswing for ages. It all fell into place from feeling the correct initiation and intention to start the swing. There seems to be a funny 'chicken and egg' relationship between rolling the club inside and poor pressure in the trail foot. It is subtle. When I roll (unintentionally) towards the outside of the trail foot it almost makes sense to roll the club inside in order to get it back to the ball later. Contrastingly, when you feel like you push the trail foot strongly down into the ground, hinging the club correctly almost feels like the only way you'd ever want to move, and rolling the club inside makes no sense. (If you're me!😉)

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Thanks for sharing Chris !!

[@jeffberger7890]

John Rahm and Xander Schaufelle have very bowed wrists at the top of the backswing. How do they make it work ?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

All weak grippers

[@jeffberger7890]

@@GoodGolfCoaching How do they keep downwards pressure on the handle ?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

You can still create force on the handle with a bowed wrist.

[@tomdahl4983]

And Hovland, DJ , BRYSON etc. etc.etc. Tom Oslo Norway

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Have never said a weak can’t deliver good golf 👍

[@craigmoeller962]

Is what you advocate similar to KJ Choi?

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

I don’t know what K.J. Choi advocates unfortunately, I can only speak for myself. Best wishes Stu 😊

[@riggz5496]

This is so funny yesterday I went to the range and I was trying to bow my wrists as hard as I could. Was wondering why my shots were going right. What’s even funnier is I can draw the ball without bowing my wrists already. I was just wanting better “compression”

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

Amen to that my friend. Glad you ditched the bow 😊

[@12496k]

“Nuts” 😆

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

True story 😂

[@12496k]

@@GoodGolfCoaching 😄

[@GoodGolfCoaching]

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