Stop Flipping The Club - Move the Thumbs Like This

[@ebitalian02767]

Love it guys. I think an important distinction is “when” to add speed w this feel. Right as momentum is about to force your thumb down (another important part, not you, momentum) you can add speed, just like pushing a kid on a swing to get them higher. Feeling the thumbs go up and down is the hinge then the rehinge is the key to my golf swing. Good stuff guys.

[@wasatchgolfacademy1046]

Have you seen the videos by Brian Manzella, Steve Pratt,Ashley Malaska Moss and Padraig Harrington on flipping? They show the first move you do and why it’s great! Very interesting and forward thinking stuff.

[@AltaViewGolf]

Thanks for the pointer to the other video - and hope our description helps you play a bit better.

[@theunrealtournamentchannel]

Isn't flipping thumbs up and down too?

[@mattdipadua3614]

Can you do a driver video on this

[@AltaViewGolf]

Good suggestion as we map out some of the future videos. We have some on the channel on driver speed - not as many on what the wrist action looks like. Very similar to this video - but is does have a shaft that is shallower so the angles change a bit. Will discuss with coach Nate for another filming session.

[@craigt611]

Looks like your throwing away all your lag?

[@AltaViewGolf]

As you come into impact you clearly are losing the angle of the lead arm to the shaft. This will naturally happen as the thumbs move to an ulnar deviation position. We didn't want to imply that you do this thumbs to ulnar deviation too early - sorry if that wasn't clear. Thanks for the feedback.