Is this true..?

[torvine]

Having studied with great success all of Brians DVD's. Today I "think" I made a quantum leap in my progress.

May be a dumb question but.. If I manage to KEEP my right wrist bent back and attack the inside quadrant of the ball I cant make a bad shot.

Is keeping the right wrist bent back throuought impact a good direction to go?


I think I just need this confirmed in my own head from someone else.


Thanks!

 

[curtisj76]

"If I manage to KEEP my right wrist bent back and attack the inside quadrant of the ball I cant make a bad shot."

Yes, you can still make a bad shot.

 

[torvine]

Apologies for that bit "cant make a bad shot" i mean the swing thought and action of a bent back right wrist makes a good shot more likely

 

[curtisj76]

Gotcha, wasn't trying to be a D-head.

 

[Burner]

Having studied with great success all of Brians DVD's. Today I "think" I made a quantum leap in my progress.

May be a dumb question but.. If I manage to KEEP my right wrist bent back and attack the inside quadrant of the ball I cant make a bad shot.

Is keeping the right wrist bent back throuought impact a good direction to go?


I think I just need this confirmed in my own head from someone else.


Thanks!

Bent right wrist is a good thing.

Inside aft quadrant is a misunderstood thing. One dimple inside dead centre back is about all you need.

 

[golfer24]

Tried it can't keep it bent when i have a flippers pivot.

 

[torvine]

I have found that once I tell my body to keep the right wrist bent through impact, then I have to pivot to get there.

I have found golf much simpler by seeking "thanks to this site" what I need to do.

Imagine something far, far more complex like driving a car or climbing a cliff face, to explain every movement of every muscle and joint would be pointless. We underestimate how powerful our coordination really is.

 

[plf]

This is probably the most overlooked detail for someone trying to stop flipping the wrists. You will not get this reading golf magazine tips. I improved a lot when I understood the role of the pivot.