Wrist Movement in the Golf Swing

[@jamiesloan7259]

I 100% will use wrist positions in the middle of a round to correct something. Bowed left wrist, and abbreviated follow through is my go to, if my strike and direction is off. I don’t hit it as far using the bowed left wrist, because you’re basically hitting the ball with your body turn. However, it’s great for iron strike(because the hands automatically get slightly ahead of the club head, and it shallows your attack angle). It’s also great for maintaining a very stable face, much longer through impact. He’s right. Experimenting with wrist positions, will automatically make your body move differently to hit your target.

[@Freethebees99]

Need a video on playing with a bowed wrist. My take away tend to bow too early or maybe not picking the club up fast enough causing club head to go behind body. On down swing if not spinning out over the top, dropping the hands seem to cause club head to be very behind body when coming down to impact

[@craigg2058]

Hey Kerrod, great vid. You say that you are and have been working on this move to square the face up at shaft parallel. What personally is your feel or method to do this and when? Top of backswing, start of downswing? Like the reverse motorcycle move possibly and which hand controls it? Sorry for all the questions

[@mtdstc]

What do you think about presetting this wrist condition at setup and maintaining it through the whole swing? I find it hard to get into this position from the top. Easier to just set it there and stay there.

[@gavinsutherland7154]

It would have been good to describe how to achieve this bowed position with a strong left hand grip. Generally most of the players with notable bowed takeaways, e.g. DJ or Jon Rahm have week left hand grips. I struggle to get the club coming back more shut as my left hand grip is about 3 knuckles up. Can you still set the wrists bowed from here?

[@mplunky1]

When do you turn your knuckles down in the swing....at Address, during your Backswing to at the top of your swing at start of transition or in the downswing approaching 9O'Clock position thru to impact? Thanks.

[@magicmark8315]

You honestly can't do it soon enough. Actually, in my experience, the sooner the better. Correct wrist angles incourage the proper swing plane. If you learn to do it on your take away, it will help keep your swing on plane.

[@millameista]

Something I didn't quite understand. Does the wrist turn thru the golf swing (either on the back or downswing), or is the wrist preset with the grip?

[@MrPetetm]

I have the cupped wrist syndrome. Just came back from the range and trying to do "knuckles down" I was hitting fat and duck hooks. It's gonna take some ugly practice to get this right