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L041. The Best Lag Drill Of All-Time | Not What You’d Expect

Why You Need This: In this video, you’ll discover “The Best Lag Drill Of All-Time | Not What You’d Expect”

There’s a great drill that can get you that extra lag you’re looking for, but most recreational players perform the drill incorrectly…

With one minor adjustment to the drill, many of our students who struggled to get lag in the downswing wound up finally adding a ton of lag…

… which will add more speed and distance to your game!

One of Quentin’s students worked on their lag with this drill, and wound up adding 50 yards!

In today’s video, you’ll find out what that adjustment to this common drill is…

… and you’ll see how much extra lag and distance is added to your swing.

G120. How to Hold a Golf Club Correctly

Today, you’ll discover “How to Hold a Golf Club Correctly”

Did you know that issues you’re having with your swing could be helped by something as simple as the way you grip the club?

Changing the angle of your hand as you grip the club is the key to having a “short thumb” grip…

…and it can help with many issues such as the club slipping as you transition from the backswing to the downswing.

Plus, it can help you get the wrist hinge you need to create more lag in your downswing.

In today’s video, you’ll discover how to grip the club correctly (including how to use a “short thumb” grip)…

…along with a trick to get your draw working better than ever!

Sometimes a simple grip change can cure what’s going wrong with your swing…

 

G087. When to Hinge Your Wrists in the Golf Swing

In this video, you’ll find out when to hinge your wrists in the golf swing.

Hinging the wrists may not be the sexiest topic in golf…

But if you get the timing right, it’s a sneaky way to create more speed in your swing.

In this video, you’ll learn how to properly hinge your wrists from the takeaway…

…all the way to the top of your swing.

You’ll discover how to get more swing speed by creating a powerful lever in your swing.

It’s a simple tip that can pay off big time…

Enjoy the extra swing speed you’ll get by watching this video!

G042. Proper Wrist Hinge in the Backswing

In this video, you’ll learn the proper wrist hinge in the backswing for building and releasing tons of speed in your swing.

Top Speed Golf Director of Instruction in Orlando, Robin Rosado, joins me in the video to demonstrate the correct moves.

Robin can crush the ball.

His first swing in the video reaches a carry distance of 295 yards and a total distance of 344 yards!

Now that’s some crazy distance.

In the video, you’ll get a close look at his wrist hinge to learn more about how to get more speed in your swing.

The first key is to keep your arms and wrists nice and soft in the takeaway.

There shouldn’t be much wrist hinge in the takeaway, and you’ll want to create a wide path.

From there, increase your wrist hinge all the way into the downswing.

In the downswing, the lag angle is maxed out around when the left arm is parallel with the ground.

Next in the video, you’ll see how to fully release the club.

Past impact, your arms should fully release.

Here are the key points for getting proper wrist hinge in the backswing…

  • Relaxed arms and wrists in the takeaway
  • Lag is still increasing as you start the downswing
  • Wrist is nice and flat as you start the downswing
  • Whip the club through impact into a full release

Watch now to build power in your swing and release all that power with tons of speed!