Pros and cons of Wrist Hinge

Pros and cons of Wrist Hinge
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[@jakesicherman3173]

Is it bad if you are late? On the way back I’m “late” compared to you. However on the way down my swing feels way better without the conscience hinge. I gained a lot of distance with the feeling of less hinge and more flatten. I tended to get weak at impact and it seemed to help me get way more body rotation and decrease Loft on my irons. Is this classic case is feel versus real?

[@jakesicherman3173]

Thanks for the great content too!

[@BuzzaGolf]

Yes I would say feel vs real. I sometimes use the same feel and definitely don't start to lack or get late in backswing.