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The perfect wrist hinge at the perfect time! So many of you are trying to make sure on where and when to hinge the wrists that you forget the target and the delivery to the target in the first place WHICH IS WHAT ORCHESTRATES THE WHOLE SWING!!
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[@johnatchley9754]

I turned 83 on June 17, 2024. Have played for 62 years. Been working hard to improve my swing following several of the YT instructors who seem to make sense, Dr Kwon, Craig Hanson, Eric Cogorno, AMG, Giles Gill. But I am beginning some major rethinking after recently coming across your videos. In particular the grip. I have worked hard the past three years to have my left wrist bowed slightly, not extreme like Dustin Johnson, in order to shallow the downswing and square the face. But about three or four months ago I got DeQuervain’s tenosynovitis, the inflammation of the three tendons that control the thumb. It does not hurt when I swing, but can hurt a lot with other normal daily movements. There seems to be no cure. I always thought a cupped left wrist led to bad contact. But after watching your emphasis on the normal anatomical cocking of the wrist at the “snuffbox”, which is where the thumb tendons pass, I begin working on changing my swing to incorporate a natural cup, a slightly strong grip instead of totally neutral, and a slightly closed face at address. Am hoping this may lessen strain on the three thumb tendons though it remains to be seen. That plus other key elements you show relating to turn, centering, legs, weight shift and bottom of the arc ( grass cutting). Finding the bottom, or radius, is something Bryson DeChambeau also focuses on intensely in a recent YT video “Warming Up With Bryson). Still have a lot to learn, but using a PGA Superstore launch monitor a couple of days ago I got increases in ball speed and carry with driver and 7 iron that I have been desperate to gain back. So I want to thank you ever so much for what looks to be a most valuable and welcome change.

[@golflessons]

Yes, John! This is human anatomy 101!👍😀

[@Maruman_man]

Absolute best description of how the anatomy is used to allow the club to swing.

[@fptrojans09]

Best teacher in golf!

[@golflessons]

Thank you for the nice comment Chrysalis! 🫶👍

[@aidanmcgale533]

Great golf coach

[@golflessons]

🫶🫶😀

[@tannabarker6439]

This is what I need to hear today! Swing, hinge, swing hinge! Effortless. Thank you!

[@golflessons]

You got this!

[@steinvatne467]

Hi, I've always had trouble getting my hands/arms to snap over. I think I do it to control the ball. Sometimes the ball goes straight forward, while sometimes I drag it along in a pull. I block the correct movement and the result is a chicken wing and far from optimal length. I have hit several million shots on the range and manage to manipulate good ball contact, but thedistance i hit is much shorter than the power suggests. I really want to make this release happen, but when I have practiced making mistakes a million times, it's hard to make even something that looks so simple. It would make my life better if I got this release. Would greatly appreciate receiving the best advice to get rid of old sins and to get a better golf life.

[@golflessons]

Hey Stein! get with our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com and see all the “release” videos including “important release update” which is completely fool proof. Our “par” membership is only $9.95 per month for over 500 videos of my life’s work and the promo right now is I include a video analysis to get you started and point you in the right direction; plus we have a very specific way to execute practice to never go backwards and evolve in the right direction. ALL BACKED BY THE VERY BEST NEURO SCIENCE BY BOTH ANDREW HUBERMAN AND Dr Raymond Prior!!

[@joemc8488]

Shawn, not kidding...Lol...I truly felt like you were trying to hypnotize me with your "super slow...super relaxed...right there!" chant. Taking your chant straight to the driving range tomorrow. You have always been a great teacher with your visual tools and audio cues. Do you say cues out loud when playing? You are the best and everyone knows it. Thank you!

[@golflessons]

Yes! Keep declaring your intent! 😀👍

[@stevenemmett9769]

Hi Shawn, This is another fantastic video! There are a lot of KZbin videos for golf on the internet that teach technique instead of task. This is so much easier to understand. I have added a least 25 to 35 yards to my driver so far this year in cool condition. Thanks for saving my game Shawn!!!

[@-jerome-michellapointe.9008]

This is so powerful. I was always long but since I apply your teaching Shawn I am longer than ever at 47 years old and don't play much. You have an amazing way to put words to show how golf is feeling. It makes the game so simple and fun!!! Thank you and Team for all your work.

[@golflessons]

You bet Jerome! Lots of work to do to get more golfers to drop the penny in their games! Thank you for taking the time to write!🫶🫶

[@nexpresspro]

Shawn, I just got off my home simulator (Skytrak into a Net Return), and I’m so excited to comment. I watched this video this evening, and realized in an effort to build control I’ve been manipulating my wrists for the last couple months, which has made them firm in my swing. I warm up with my 8 iron, as I use one length forged irons built to 8 iron length…I’m 5’8” and 158 lbs. I have 5 fused discs in my low back, but at 53 years young, I work hard to be in good shape. Because of the back injury, I just can’t swing as aggressive as I did when I was young, and played to a 5 handicap. I need to swing more with my legs now, keeping my torso from over twisting. The one length clubs are amazing for me, because I’ve built the set to be kind of perfect for a single body position that protects me from injury (5 iron through lob wedge and 3 and 4 hybrid all at 8 iron length). The only clubs in my bag that are different length are my driver and putter. Watching you show a slow and stop version of going into your back swing having good support and balance, and then letting a soft set of wrists set when the right arm bends was an epiphany. I was actually bending my wrists too early, never getting a solid balanced back swing. My 8 iron has been averaging 147 yards, with a 78 mph swing speed, hitting a push draw starting right of target and ending consistently 10 feet left…I would say a fairly strong draw, with a shot apex at 77’. Doing your drills for about 20 minutes, and working on a nice balanced back swing and letting the club naturally hinge with my wrists as my right arm bends, and then keeping my wrists soft throughout the swing, I picked up 7 MPH 😮! And I didn’t feel at all like there was more effort, it was the opposite, it felt smooth and fast. I hit 10 shots at 83 and 84 MPH, that flew 81’ apex, and finished at 159 to 162 yards. The shots were now a soft push draw, starting right of target and landing on or within 5 foot of my line. That’s CRAZY from one single change and drills. I moved through my longer irons, and the average difference in length was 15 yards with each club. As a final shot, I hit my 3 hybrid with an 87 MPH (It has a hair more weight) swing 219 yards! Hitting about 60 shots tonight this way, only 1 swing where I hit it just a little fat, the ball flight ended up 25 foot left of target, everything else had more shot height, better spin and stayed within 15 foot of my target line. I’m in shock…I have a goal of getting to a 7 handicap this summer (live in Michigan so have some time to continue to work until spring), and with this new mindset and swing, I FINALLY feel like I can get there. Thank you for all you do Shawn. You’re ability to make things simple and easy to grasp is like nobody else out there. With a little more work, I’m going to need to replace my shafts because of the extra speed 😊🎉. Maybe I’ll come up to you for a fitting!

[@golflessons]

Put a smile on my face this morning when I read your post Chris! Thank you for taking the time to write your feedback! Let’s get you ready to breakthrough this summer, so polish that pearl now!👍👌💪👊

[@billrademacher3620]

Thank you so much for your sound teaching! You’re my golf instructor. I appreciate how you teach. I really appreciate how you keep the teaching relatively simple for dummies like me lol. I don’t want to get confused with complicated instructions from other teachers so I rarely watch other teachers. I have been following you for over a year now and learning a lot. I’m about a 17 handicap and 61 years old. During golf season here in Canada my schedule allows me to golf 3 to 4 times a week. A few years ago I started working at a golf course because I love the game and I get free golf. I know that when I’m successfully incorporating your teaching I’m a much better player. I’m hoping to be able to learn everything I can from you and continue to improve. I just wanted to comment here and tell you that I appreciate all that you’ve done for my game and for all your going to do to make me a better player. Thanks again Wisdom in Golf!

[@golflessons]

Right on Bill! Thank you for taking the time to write and for putting out the good word for all of us! The better people play, the more they play and spend their money on golf so this is an important mission! 👍😀🫶👌

[@williamrogers857]

Wisdom in golf and the body swing are the best for the effortless swing.

[@golflessons]

Right on William! Thank you for saying so; pass it on to the people you love and hide it from your competition!😀🫶👍😝

[@davidjean5981]

YOU ARE THE GOLF MASTERS ON HERE. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR KNOWLEDGE ✊🏾

[@golflessons]

Hey David! thank you for the vote of confidence! pass us on! 🫶👍😀

[@augstero9212]

One of your best videos Shawn! I’m also happy the beard is gone. 😂 Keep the great videos coming. I’ll figure it out someday. 😮

[@rogerstanley7906]

Probably THE most important video golf swing lesson & so clearly explained. Thanks Shawn!

[@golflessons]

Right on Roger! Pass it on!😀🫶👍

[@gregboggs4721]

Totally awesome Shawn. I tried everything out there but my contact is never consistent and pure. When I started golf about 12 years ago I watched you and was dedicated to your teachings, then I went down the wrong path and now I’m paying the price for it! I’m now 67 with back pain an left sore after a round, actually only played once this year due to illness and other things, however I’m ready to start back and I’m dedicated to your teachings and must wipe the hard drive of my brain clean of all the nonsense of positional golf. Thanks for putting out fantastic content, your a master at what you do.

[@golflessons]

Welcome back home Greg! It is the state of the game and it is so easy to doubt yourself when the shots are not coming off the way you want; then the merry go round of body parts start and it ends when you realize what you just realized! 😀👍👌💪

[@HammRhodes]

Shawn and Eddie Merrins, in a differenti ways, are the best teachers for me. Thank you!

[@golflessons]

It is an honour to be named along side with the “little pro”🫶👍

[@kylebeam4003]

Agreed. I try to put people on to Sean all the time. The number one and only selling point u need is he’s scratch left and right handed. Insane

[@golflessons]

@@kylebeam4003 Thank you for the kind words Kyle! Just like a good backhand in tennis! 👍🫶

[@kylebeam4003]

@@golflessons yessir. I would like to buy a lesson one day for my dad he follows you and got me in. I’ll send an e mail here one day.

[@golflessons]

@@kylebeam4003 Right on! Just email me at [e-mail] 👍🫶

[@jvelez1998]

Best in the business still going strong! 💪💪👍👍🙌🙌

[@golflessons]

Thanks Jason! 🫶👍

[@piazzaj88]

Thanks for the video, Shawn

[@antoniolenares5197]

fantastic teaching!

[@golflessons]

Glad it was helpful!

[@thilog5874]

I you do a basic knowledge golf five videos playlist, this one should be in it.

[@golflessons]

The video list you bring to the deserted golf island!😝😝😀😀

[@kennethsorgi9281]

I will try it

[@golflessons]

TIME WELL SPENT!!🫶👍😀

[@jimmyjabs9207]

I just added 15 yards to my irons throwing the club thanx bro i hit my 7 iron 155 yards in 1 degree celcius use to go 140 in the heat of august 😁

[@golflessons]

Nice! Let’s go! 👍👊💪🫶

[@kevinjohnson2380]

Love your instruction, are you planning any trips to the uk in the near future?

[@golflessons]

We have a cool trip planned for the Netherlands in June! We will be in Papendal which is an hour south east of Amsterdam. Anyone interested, send me an email at [e-mail]

[@stevenbryant1646]

Thanks for posting this video. I needed it after a rough weekend of ball striking and a tournament tomorrow. Thanks again for the help in Alabama this past summer.

[@stevenbryant1646]

Are there any videos on taking yardage off your stock shots?

[@golflessons]

right on Steven, let’s go! 🫶👍😀

[@golflessons]

hitting a fade instead of a draw will take a 1/2 club off if you are between shots with mid to short irons; is this the context you are talking about?

[@stevenbryant1646]

Yes sir but the fade is my most inconsistent shot and I don’t trust it under pressure

[@golflessons]

@@stevenbryant1646 See “fade fine tuning” on the premium channel; fantastic to practice as it really helps balance the swing!

[@djelalhassan7631]

Great

[@blairgordon9213]

Hi Shawn Thank you for another great video. I just wanted to share my story I haven’t touched a club for 2 months due to tennis elbow and rotator cuff injury. I started seeing your videos when we visited our daughter in Toronto over the holidays ( we live in Scotland)and very quickly realised that this easy power you all have had happened to me before by accident but I couldn’t repeat and previous coaching and practising had eventually lead me to injury and pain. ( I’m 59 ) . I played for the first time 2 days ago and very quickly and excitedly realised that not only was my distance vastly improved but accuracy as well I mean really accurate. Your instruction in my opinion is inspirational and I can repeat it with out any effort or injury in fact the easier I swing the better, thanks to your great teaching. Thank you once again you have made me a very happy golfer with a. great story to tell everyone 😊 Kind Regards Blair ( 14 handicap)

[@golflessons]

Right on Blair! So happy for you and your future in golf! Thank you for taking the time to write! 👍🫶😀

[@graceland75]

Hello Shawn, your video instructions work for me, the question I have is that I’m tending to hook a lot, is this because of alignment, release ? Thank you

[@golflessons]

The first thing you need to see is the “pulling the shots left shawn clement” and get the perception of alignment taken care of and then see “at the ball vs through the ball shawn clement” to confirm that your action is well past the ball and into the direction you want to start it and not at the ball. Then practice hitting fades to balance the swing and see “how to match backswing to target shawn clement” When all is confirmed and you are still hooking, open the face until you don’t. On our premium channel, the titles would be -alignment reload -arc blur unstoppable momentum series (through the ball and in the proper direction) -kinetic chain facilitation series (through the ball) -fade fine tuning -draw fine tuning

[@FacundoGonzalezFigueroa]

Excelent

[@Veritas-dn6ss]

I am always AMAZED at the clubhead speed you generate. In baseball I was a home run hitter and can hit a baseball a long way. But with golf my 7 iron swing speed is around 74 mph and 5 iron only about 78 mph. I'd like to increase my clubhead speed by a good 10% with my irons. Suggestions re your videos? Thanks!

[@golflessons]

HERE WE GO! Be prepared for a good 30 yard jump in distance which is standard for cases like you who are just average at baseball. I was the home run hitter of my team as well and my secret was always CHOOSING WHERE MY HOME RUN was going to go depending on the pitch I was getting. Golfers look down and see a ball and hit it. This is the strike out artist of the team who is told to hit the ball and pay attention to the ball without having a place to put it. As soon as you tell them to hit it somewhere realistic for them, they become great at judging pitches and start hitting. So go to my premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com (only $9.95 per month for my life’s wisdom-everyone needs to be able to afford great golf instruction) and see the following videos: So first thing you need to do is get back to the feel of your home runs with “throw the club” and “the throwing series” and when you throw and don’t let go of the club, you get that PRECIOUS SNAP RELEASE FEEL. Confirm the way your anatomy will yield to this release with “lead hand release”, trail hand release” “release fine tuning” and “snap release polish” Then we want to deliver this in the direction of the target: See “alignment reload” and you will understand why 99% of baseball hitters are pull hitters and why golfers are so keen to follow suit, and then see “blur of club” and “arc blur unstoppable momentum series” and things will start to go AH HA. Then see “the goldie locks series” to predict how your set up matches the picture so that you feel that every pitch is served up perfectly for a home run; meaning your ball position, distance to ball, grip and club face relationship and level are spot on and you can PREDICT SUCCESS if all you do is feel that momentus snap in the direction you want to start the ball. This is going to get you next level and still just scratch the surface of how much fun you are about to have my baseball friend!👍🫶😀👌👊💪

[@gregorymiller7861]

@@golflessons I love how you take the time to respond to ppl...it tells me everything

[@Veritas-dn6ss]

@@golflessons Thanks Shawn! I am a recent Premium Channel subscriber already and I have watched most of the videos you mentioned in the last 6 weeks or so, (but just once). I will rewatch them, study them, and be prepared for the golf season whenever the snow finally melts and the courses open here in Edmonton (last week in April on average). I work out regularly in the gym and am frustrated as to how my smaller buddies who never work out hit their irons 10-30 yards farther than I do. However they started playing golf as kids and I only took up the game in my early 40s, so I have some catching up to do with your help. Thanks again!

[@golflessons]

@@Veritas-dn6ss Send me an email at [e-mail] and get me a couple clips of your swing and I will confirm which videos you need to focus on!

[@Zooooman]

question. doesnt gravity want to pull the clubface down very open at impact since the shaft is attached to the heel? or it still squares

[@golflessons]

See “how to square up the club shawn clement”

[@danfuller7862]

Do you preset the club closed at address on all clubs, still a little confused from other video on club shaft forward lean? If I do this would it be a snap hook!

[@golflessons]

Hey Dan! If you perform a task delivery through the ball and into the direction of the intended ball flight, with peak speed well past the ball and the ball still hooked to the left, then the face would be too closed. If you release AT THE BALL and you hook, THAT DOES NOT COUNT! See “hit a honkin’ draw to hit straight shawn clement” and “predict perfect contact and direction shawn clement”

[@paramsoni345]

Great dril, after a few practice was able to hit. I could not get it to work with a driver.

[@golflessons]

See “Driver speed and Smash shawn clement golf wrx”

[@paramsoni345]

Thank you! It is another good video although does not talk about wrist hinge.

[@golflessons]

@@paramsoni345 DID YOU NOT SEE WHAT WAS MISSING FOR YOU TO HIT THE DRIVER BETTER? The wrist hinge here works with all clubs; however, if you have items missing that are in the “driver speed and smash” video then you will struggle!

[@ryancampbell4445]

Morning Shawn. Do they still teach this in Richmond Hill? Would you have contact info? Thanks for another great video

[@golflessons]

Paul and Donna will, you bet!

[@ryancampbell4445]

@@golflessons thank you. My plan is to take a few lessons than jump into your monthly membership. I thought i was getting "it" than the rails fell off late summer and is continuing into indoor golf season 🤬 lol

[@golflessons]

@@ryancampbell4445 take a few lessons with who?

[@ryancampbell4445]

@@golflessons Paul and/or Donna in Richmond Hill

[@ryancampbell4445]

@@golflessons Im i hoping did understand you correctly? Paul and Donna teach your style swing in Richmond Hill?

[@gregorymiller7861]

Been watching you for a while now and love your teaching. What would you rate your grip pressure from 1 to 10? Also when I set up to the ball and I think I am at a Comfortable distance if I practice cutting grass my path is always closer than my initial set up. Feels weird to chk that path over the ball though. Just wondering what ya recommend. Ty

[@golflessons]

Just means you are either standing up through impact and not staying on task; on our premium channel, the “kinetic chain facilitation series” is a very telling task and you will feel the need to squat to collect the grass from down there and then release and stand up towards where you want to release the grass clippings or the divot peel. Then see “the goldie locks series” and see the one pertaining to the distance to ball; if you are trying to hit the ball vs trying to deliver the ball into a target, this difference in focus changes the distance to ball in a BIG way and can easily lead to inconsistencies in contact!

[@gregorymiller7861]

@@golflessons ty sir

[@gregorymiller7861]

@@golflessons I took your advice and man I think it was the not completing the task. I started by addressing the ball and getting my face a grip right for a straight flight path ( have an acre n I can hit up to 60 yrds) then backing up and cut the grass looking where the grass is being cut... then moving towards ball in that position. But I think the main thing that helped me feel the arm n club weight was your moving upwards on the backswing and the down and back up thinking about grass clippings going towards my target. That little bob is really helping me feel that weight n just getting my body out of the way. It's like I dont think of anything but that rythm and using the grd...I could go on n on. 30 yrs of keeping my head still and making the ball my target was hard to break. The feeling is solid contact n effortless swing. I have a 8 handicap now and cant wait to see my results this year in Texas! Ty again for all you do! You are a great teacher!

[@golflessons]

@@gregorymiller7861 Texas in the house! Yeah man! Thank you for taking the time to write Gregory! Enjoy your practice and keep doing what you are doing; you are describing a solid practice session!

[@gregorymiller7861]

@@golflessons ty soooo much, you really are da man! Going to subscribe to your premium membership! My goal is to win my club championship for my age group ...60 yr olds.

[@kendallowens8566]

So, just to be clear, you are saying that, in layman's terms, both wrists hinge straight up. Most of the teaching out there says left wrist hinges straight up and the right wrist hinges back. The right wrist position is like a waiter holding a tray tilted slightly down. When I hinge both my wrists straight up (sorry I don't know the terminology -supination, pronation etc.) it limits my club arc. It seems to be working for you though.

[@golflessons]

Yes, I have heard that; the biggest goo crap on how the wrists are used EVER. JUST LOOK AT HOW WE DO TENNIS, FISHING, HAMMERING, AXE, THROWING A FOOTBALL ETC…WE DON’T EVER DO IT THAT WAY!!! Once the hands are on the club, they need to feel like they are being placed by the swing and NOT INTERFERING WITH THE DARN THING!! Stay with what we do, it is the way the human anatomy and human movement patterns were designed to sling objects…

[@danandjudyreed9085]

How much umph are you putting in the downswing? The backswing is slow and relaxed.

[@golflessons]

2 out of ten! What is important is the delivery of the task! Which is what engages the kinetic chain and delivers effortless power! See “www.wisdomingolfpremium.com and see “kinetic chain facilitation series” and “task 2.0” series and “task update” videos

[@kennethsorgi9281]

Do go straight back ?

[@golflessons]

THERE ARE NO STRAIGHT LINES IN A GOLF SWING!! See “how to match the backswing to the target shawn clement”

[@stevebatty2518]

Should I focus less on a cupped wrist being flat at the top of the backswing Shaun? My pro is forever mentioning this on my lessons as I cup slightly.

[@golflessons]

SLIGHT CUP IS A PROPER HINGE STEVE! 😝 What you are experiencing is the existing stupidity of today’s instruction where they ask you to use a neutral grip AND THEN HAVE THE GAUL TO ASK YOU TO BOW THE WRISTS TO SQUARE THE FACE BECAUSE YOU HAVE A SLICE PROBLEM!! Absolutely insane; make sure you check out “is your swing underpowered shawn clement” and “most important video on grip ever shawn clement” When you hinge with an open hand, it is possible to have a flatter back of hand; but as soon as you close the hand to make a fist around your grip, if you flatten the wrist you prevent the wrist from hinging. So when you do hinge with a closed hand, the back of the hand looks slightly cupped…

[@jukkakymalainen]

I just had a practice session with hammer and baseball bat 🔨🏏 Fun way to practice at indoors 👍😅

[@golflessons]

You bet! congrats on picking them up and DOING THE DRILLS!! The experience becomes priceless when you feel it happen in the actual golf shots!🫶👍😀👌💪

[@AvgJoe0007]

What tour pros are winning with this?

[@golflessons]

Dozens! Past, present and future!

[@jdheelfan]

You totally left out how important it is to grip that handle super tight. I find it impossible to not have a nice release when I have tight grip pressure.

[@golflessons]

Secure but attentive to the snap release of the baseball swing; not too light that it comes out of the hands and prevents the weight of the club from releasing you fully!

[@jdheelfan]

@@golflessons When you had that one armed swing at end of video I bet you were gripping it too lightly. I will do that same thing a few times a round when I am not attentive to my grip pressure. It is amazing the compressed feel you get from contact with a tight grip.

[@psilver063]

I’ve found if you squeeze too tight you will tense the muscles in and around the wrists which in turns ruins any chance of a natural wrist hinge: Gripping the club firm is important but not at the cost of locking up your wrists!

[@samdevictor7153]

Great instruction, momentum not control.

[@golflessons]

EXACTAMUNDO!! 🫶👍

[@devinrosen4448]

That’s a medical term, look it up. Ok? 😂😂

[@azcharlie2009]

I think you're mistaking gravity for centrifugal force. But, that's ok. We know what you mean.

[@golflessons]

Exactly! 👍😀

[@jksaarinen]

Gravity makes you release your club, how’s that possible? Creative use of physics.

[@C02045]

Swinging a weighted club in a downward arcing direction will remove any inclination to prevent wrist release! Symbiosis with Newtons law.

[@jksaarinen]

@@C02045 jep nothing to do with gravity. Newton’s law states that an object only changes velocity only because of force. Now this makes golf club release much more intresting compared someone saying it’s happens because of gravity.

[@golflessons]

Here is the deal Juha: You just happen to be a gravity genius and have a self preserving wiring system fully evolved around it with a brain that seeks the path of least resistance to keep you on the planet as long as possible to make lots of babies! If you were a lumberjack 200 years ago and had to chop down your trees to survive the winter, you would not fight the axe; your would use THE WEIGHT OF THE AXE to deliver your actions. Same for golf; the more you force or control, the more energy you spend and then less efficient you are. USE MOMENTUM AND GET OUT OF IT’S WAY.

[@jksaarinen]

@@golflessons Great now that we have clarified that release is not happening because of gravity we can move on. The question I struggle the most is why so strong right hand grip is needed? It would be much easier to use the same exact momentum you describe with weaker grip, which it much easier to manage through the impact.

[@philbowden8361]

Ripper

[@kylebeam4003]

I been fighting with my grip forever. I have super strong grip and u hinted I might need to make my right hand match the left. So I overlapped the right hand almost all the way on top and am not killing 4-Gap almost dead straight. It’s weird tho on driver it’s exact opposite. Have to wrap the rigjt hand super far underneath. Played yesterday in 40’degree weather still compressing the crap out of the ball

[@golflessons]

Very logical for the driver! See “most overlooked detail with driver shawn clement” and “most important video on grip ever shawn clement”