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#733 Stop Trying to "Fix" Your Lead Wrist: The Reality of Clubface Control
Many golfers spend hours trying to create a flat or bowed lead wrist. But the wrist is rarely the real problem. It acts more like a regulator, responding to movements higher up the chain—pelvis, torso, shoulders and arms.
Lead-wrist extension, or “cupping,” can open the clubface relative to the path and create a timing-dependent delivery. But forcing the wrist flat without understanding why it extended often creates another compensation. Grip also matters: the same wrist position can produce very different face orientations depending on how the player holds the club.
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