Wrist Cock Delay Drill

Wrist Cock Delay Drill
Category: Swing Drills
Sub-Category: Wrist, Impact

Video Transcript

Video Golf Tip | Wrist Cock Delay Drill

Many golfers have trouble delaying their wrist cock as they come in to the impact zone. Here is a little drill you can try at home. Take your right hand out in front of you and then cock your right wrist back; that is the secret to doing this drill. Now simply take your left hand and cross over and grab your fingers on your right hand. You will notice immediately that it adds a tremendous amount of set in your right hand. Now your arms are sort of crossed like this. From here you just practice the backswing and down to impact. Backswing and down to impact. Then backswing to just short of impact. Like this. Then from there you let go with your left hand. So you go up to the top, down and then let go with the left hand. Boom. Feel that release. That give you the feeling of the right wrist cock back and then release forward. After you do that drill take a golf club and try to capture that same feeling. I guarantee you that it will help you really get the feeling of the delayed setting of the club, of the delayed uncocking of the club as you come in to the impact zone.

About the Instructor
Jim  McLean
Jim  McLean
Jim McLean Golf School
Doral Golf Resort and Spa
4400 NW 87th Avenue
Miami, FL 33178
Tel: 800-72-DORAL

Jim McLean runs the Jim McLean Golf Schools, considered by some the world's finest. He is listed as one of Golf Magazine's Top 100 Teachers and Golf Digest's #3 instructor in the world.



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