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Myth #1: Lag and Wrist Angles

Myth #1: Lag and Wrist Angles

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Have you heard that creating more angle with your wrists on the downswing will generate more lag and distance? Martin Chuck examines this myth with the help of Gears 3D technology and explains how Sergio Garcia, the king of lag, generates greater speed and power in his swing.

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Introduction
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Introduction
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Myth #1: Lag and Wrist Angles
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