Left Wrist Movement And Lag (Golf Swing Slow Motion Iron)

u/Pleasant-Onion157 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “I can’t get lag (help please)”

Im on team hips but not in the way youre thinking. Its a hip flick. A slight twitch to reverse motion of the backswing. Watch pros in slomo, hips move before the downswing starts. But they aren't "firing" them. Its a quick twist. That gets the rest of the body moving in a new direction and let's then "drop" hands quickly. Its not a drop but they so fast it looks like it. Its really just a shoulder turn wirh hands …

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u/TacticalYeeter 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Am I over shallowing?”

Not pull, more like throw. You need to create speed at the end of the stick you're holding. You should be able to feel the weight of the clubhead. If the handle is moving too fast and too long you actually rob speed from the club because you're trying to never let it catch up I realize a lot of people think you're not supposed to use your wrists in the swing but that is verifiably not true You also need the lead …

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u/saadcee 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Can’t hit driver with speed for the life of me”

You are unloading your wrists immediately at the top of your swing, which will use up all your power and speed too quickly so there's not much left at the bottom. Try to keep your wrists hinged and loaded all the way to the bottom, and release at the ball. ▶ this video

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u/LoyalSuspect 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Always off the toe”

▶ this video ?si=qM9tJWxWszJPNKYB Here’s a vid. And listen to what JLobodinsky said. Your head pops up at the end of the backswing and you stand up subtly enough that you’re now slightly further away from the ball. Keep the head steady and stay on the ball. ▶ this video

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u/eyrie7 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Swing tips (PW) 30 hcp”

Two things (for now): 1. If you are interested in becoming the best you can be, change your grip now, and learn a proper neutral grip. I used to have a strong grip like you, and to relearn a neutral grip was the hardest learning curve I have yet had in my game. It will help you down line, I promise you. 2. Your wrists are very rigid through your downswing, and this is costing you a lot of distance. It is partially …

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