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| Re: Loose Wrists Not at all. This is the correct feeling. |
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| Re: Loose Wrists I agree with greg.. the hands and arms should be passive..the only thing you should think about with your arms is keeping the upper left arm glued to the chest/pecs throughtout the swing.. that way your body transfers its power into the arms and the ball.. I notice the minute I tense up my hands or try to control the golf club with my hands during the swing I hit a bad shot..I always makes sure my right hand is very lightly gripping the club and that the first finger and thumb simply just 'rest' on the shaft,, the only small amount of pressure I have in my grip is the middle finger and index finger in my right hand and the last 3 fingers in my left hand..the thumb and first finger should do nothing except just rest on the club
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