The Ultimate Wrist Move That Makes You Draw the Driver

[@hammockmonk]

Beautiful set Russell, and nice sign. Makes for a very sharp-looking video. Cheers!

[@josdenhartog7385]

Fantastic! Just what I needed to show my students. Thanks 🙏

[@spcyman7209]

Very good demonstration Russell 👍

[@dougdunrud8043]

Great explanation Russell.

[@pohoresky]

Brilliant insight into consequences of flexing lead wrist and rotating left forearm clockwise can have in getting club head behind the hands and in creating an in to out swing path curing slicing once and for all.

[@davidpollard3921]

Absolutely first rate Thank you !!!!!

[@williamwilson6297]

Quality instruction, Russell! Thank you!

[@TheSteelerider]

Omg. This is huge for me. Watching video of my swing, I barely rotate my chest. Great stuff.

[@ElanBrio]

This is nutrients for my swing ! I hit a drive 290 after watching the video and my GIR went up to 50 % super awesome video the arms too was the glue to my consistency

[@christopherduff5329]

Brilliant!

[@rickwilliams3515]

I tend to feel my reverse throttling in the backswing and more with my right wrist cupping? After watching this awesome explanation tells me I am using it up too early. Prob big reason for inconsistency with the driver?? You are a great teacher of the golf swing, You should have a million subscribers!

[@russellheritagegolf]

🙏🏻

[@v205]

Thanks! Which video was the gears part from?

[@danam1596]

I assume the wrist position element is valid for irons too? Thanks 👍🏻

[@b9r4b]

This might be the most useful driver video I’ve ever watched - makes sense and can feel the difference straight away. Range tomorrow to test it out!

[@edwinfowler765]

Your instruction is the best. The one flaw that creeps into my driver swing is trying to help the ball at impact . I know better but the right side starts trying to hit the ball at impact instead of letting the left side swing through the ball . I would like to see a video of swing thoughts to counteract that . I don’t think I’ve seen one addressing that . Thanks in advance.

[@russellheritagegolf]

Great point will have a think

[@garyrussell6075]

Great information as always, Russell. Where do i send a clip of my swing? So you could comment on it, please. promise I've been working hard, But i know i need more help. Thanks

[@russellheritagegolf]

Can you join the Facebook group

[@collapsedsilence]

Hey Russell, thanks again for the great content. Great timing for this video.... Wanted to ask your opinion on the cost value of the hackmotion for personal use. Looking into the, the affordable model seems like it's missing a lot of the critical data that someone willing to even spend that much would want to analyze in their home practice. Think it's worth it, or do you really recommend buying the pro version more for coaches to get the value of the device?

[@russellheritagegolf]

As a device it’s great. To be able to measure a golfers wrist position and forearm rotation is great feedback for the student. I’m not sure what the difference is but yes the more data the better

[@pohoresky]

One point of confusion for me until I took some time out to figure it out the differences between flattening and flexion of lead wrist. It may be normal for some to know this is the same thing but not me. Normal meaning of flexion is bending but bending which way?? I needed to satisfy myself that bending "back" of lead wrist is same thing as saying flattening of lead wrist done that is accomplished by a slight "bowing" of lead wrist to add confusion to the mix. Just me not you. Thought it might help others out there watching and experiencing the same confusion. Great video by the way.

[@frieda3205]

Can I think more of keeping my trail wrist flexed?

[@steveking2144]

Why don't people flatten the wrist at address and just keep it there throughout the swing? Seems a lot simpler and the less moves, the greater the accuracy. Preset it and leave it there. Seems logical to me.

[@russellheritagegolf]

Video on this Friday