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Your hands and wrists are the most consequential elements of the golf swing—they are your only point of contact with the club.
Wrist-X is a highly effective training tool for the full swing, short game, and putting. In this guide, we’ll walk through the most common wrist-related faults in each area of the game and show you how to fix them.
First, here’s how to properly set up Wrist-X on your wrists, followed by a brief introduction from WhyGolf founder Brad Mason.
Full Swing Guides:
CONTENTS:
How to Fix a Cupped Lead Wrist (and over-the-top swing)
How to Fix an Inside Takeaway
Fixing Early/Late Wrist Hinge
How to Fix Casting
How to Fix a Cupped Lead Wrist
2. How to Fix an Inside Takeaway
3. Fixing Early/Late Wrist Hinge
4. How to Fix Casting
Short Game Guides:
CONTENTS:
Bump & Run
Basic Chip/Pitch
High Lob/Sand Shot
Proper Wrist Setup for a Bump & Run
2. How the Wrists Should Move in a Basic Chip
3. How the Wrists Should Move for a High Lob/Sand Shot
Putting Guides:
How to Limit Wrist Movement in Putting