theHanger Golf Swing Aid: Tips for Wrist Set In Golf Swing

[@JBALLER02]

Would you do a video on how to use this taking full swings and building swing speed. I noticed when I use this I can’t create any swing speed. 8 iron only goes about 130

[@joeperez3520]

Excellent demonstration. Have one myself and when practicing, I keep it attached to one club for practice swings, and then try to replicate the feeling with the clubs I'm actually hitting balls with.

[@ken-scottleembruggen6887]

outstanding explanation of the wrist, with the hanger, ive just bought it, my wrists are too extended/cupped

[@gregcaines83]

Hey Chris. Just received my Hanger in the mail yesterday and excited to incorporate it into my practice sessions (need something positive to distract me from the winter blizzard pounding Atlantic Canada today 🥶). I actually tend to have too much wrist action leading to inconsistent strikes when my timing is off. Am I correct in thinking the Hanger might help simplify my wrist movement by helping to lock in the correct action?

[@tomanderson7930]

Chris so the left hand turns down starting the backswing.? I fight the cupped left wrist at the top. I appreciate your help.

[@robertbrown8425]

What is the correct way to assemble/align this thing? Eric Cogorno has alignment it at 45o. Very few promoters of this aid mention assembly and how it sits. Chris Ryan after some years of using this, in November 2021 extols ts virtues - and i purchased one, but not how to assemble it PROPERLY. Help please.

[@WatsonGolf]

Hi Robert, thank you for your question. Setup depends on a couple factors, including grip, and what type of shot you’re trying to hit. In general for a stock shot neutral grip you can set the club face on theHANGER in line with the club face on ground. If you tend to have a stronger grip you can set it up more open on the toe line or even greater in the reference to the club face on the ground. In general there’s not one specific way you can set it up whatever is best for you. Typically we like to set it up neutral or slightly open. Hope this helps!

[@koldenrjk]

theory explained - thankyou..

[@dlovull1]

What happens with a strong grip?

[@WatsonGolf]

Hi David, Works the same. Only difference is with stronger grips you’ll notice a slight cup vs a flat or bowed wrist at the top.

[@evandh1989]

If only this piece of plastic wasn’t *$80* I’d consider getting one.

[@WatsonGolf]

Thank you for your feedback. We specifically chose a lightweight durable material keeping the overall swing weight of the club in mind. You can hit balls at full speed. It’s guaranteed to give you instant feedback, and in our opinion well worth it!

[@evandh1989]

@@WatsonGolf Sure, but tell me how much it costs to manufacture and package this thing…

[@JBALLER02]

How much is a round of golf?! Why play golf if you continue to suck!? Invest in something that will improve your game! If 80 bucks is to much , I suggest you move on as golf should be the last thing you are worried about. Go improve you finances and stop worrying about golf lol.

[@billywigs]

@@evandh1989you forgot to ask how much researching proper materials , design and development costs are . As if that’s information you should be told in the first place . This product costs the same as an hour golf lesson . But I guess you told them .