A little over-the-top action has been creeping into my golf swing of late and I took this tip to the range this morning and it really worked for me.
Thanks, Paul!
Slightly off topic, you have spoken before about minimizing tension with arms, wrists and grip at address. This is something that seems to give me difficulty. Especially, although I think my wrists are hinging properly at the top, I still feel tension in them.
I was wondering- is the level of tension equivalent to standing at ease?
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3 Responses to “Over The Top – Where Are Your Palms Facing?”
October 28, 2019
Steven DA little over-the-top action has been creeping into my golf swing of late and I took this tip to the range this morning and it really worked for me.
Thanks, Paul!
November 2, 2019
Paul WilsonSteven,
Very good. We all lose it sometimes. Usually just a little arms and trying to hit too hard. This will send it over the top.
October 29, 2019
AntonyFieldsHi, Paul
Good tip!
Slightly off topic, you have spoken before about minimizing tension with arms, wrists and grip at address. This is something that seems to give me difficulty. Especially, although I think my wrists are hinging properly at the top, I still feel tension in them.
I was wondering- is the level of tension equivalent to standing at ease?
Best
Antony