Game Changing Tips For A Flatter Lead Wrist

u/Bawkswine 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “Slightly overdrawing it, also noticing my backswing got really short”

Your trail elbow disconnects big time when you start the downswing. The trail elbow is also making it really hard to get your wrist angles right. This video really helped me with something similar. ▶ this video

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u/PGA_Instructor_Bryan 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “help any tips?”

Your swing looks exactly like mine when i was your age! (15-16?) First: get rid of the alignment stick at an angle behind the swing. It might keep you from getting too far over the top but its killing your takeaway and as a result you are still not on-plane. Its treating a symptom not the root cause. The 4 things that changed my swing and game the most from a nearly identical swing were 1) understanding the role of …

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u/MyNameIsNurf 2024 · r/golftips · in “Can’t mentally fix coming over the top!!”

Firstly, go get a lesson with a PGA professional. Changes you need to make are going to require someone in person there to help you + a lot of practice. That said, if you want to stop coming 'over the top' there is one pretty glaring fault I would work on first: [preview.redd.it] This is you vs. Nelly. Big takeaway for you here is her club, left wrist and shoulders are all in alignment at the top of her swing. For …

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u/dyskcuwkcn 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Wildly inconsistent. Any big issues?”

There’s a porzak golf video you can check out on how to stop slicing the ball. He addresses one of the main issues you have which is your trail elbow getting way too disconnected which is leading to the over the top movement. He points out that at address if you turn your elbow into your side as if you were giving blood and then rotate your wrist to take your grip; you’ll notice in the back swing that your trail …

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