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Martin Chuck
Martin Chuck explains why passive wrists on the backswing will help you deliver a square clubface to the ball at impact. Use this simple swing thought to improve your ball-striking.
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Does the lead wrist stay completely parallel, I know you said no cupping but is it better to have it parallel or had a slight bend toward yourself?
How can i get a way from a cupped wrist at impact
What is that clicker your left foot is standing/stepping on?
What is the click device you are using?
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Does the lead wrist stay completely parallel, I know you said no cupping but is it better to have it parallel or had a slight bend toward yourself?
How can i get a way from a cupped wrist at impact