ONE Simple Wrist Trick You Should Know | Good Golfers Do This (Ep. 4)

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  • Опубліковано 24 вер 2024
  • To help you score lower, I have prepared a short game/mastering hinge lesson today. For those of you who tend to get confused on how the wrists move, today’s lesson will be an important lesson to watch! You will end up with a great understanding over how the wrists move. This will complete your full swing and also help you get more up and downs around the greens.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 13

  • @GolfWithAimee
    @GolfWithAimee  Рік тому

    Here is the link for the entire season of Good Golfers Do This Series ➫ ua-cam.com/play/PL0uaI4r3925QghpJePCo47cvDXhnwSEvR.html
    (한국어 ➫ ua-cam.com/video/olYPkFD1YvU/v-deo.html)

  • @baseball90242
    @baseball90242 Рік тому

    It helps having such a good student. She is a quick learner

  • @jvelez1998
    @jvelez1998 Рік тому

    Another Masterclass, Aimee!! Very well explained! 🙌🙌🙌👍

  • @JBCharognard
    @JBCharognard Рік тому

    That was really useful, thanks! 🤩 Actually, some pro golfers call a lateral movement of the wrist "hinging", and a vertical one "cocking", so it got me confused. Now, it seems that the chipping movement requires cocking the wrist as shown here, so I'll pay attention to my handsy hinging.

  • @robertedwards7468
    @robertedwards7468 Рік тому +1

    Your instructional videos are always so helpful. I practiced this in my backyard and then before playing yesterday. It felt good but I wasn't completely confident I had practiced sufficiently, but then on the second hole I found myself in a position where I needed to chip over a bunker to the green and needed a good one. So, I thought - try it! All I had in my mind was 'think of the penguin' and I had a brilliant result - holed out! That gave me a big confidence boost and I used 'the penguin' several more times in the round with very nice results (although not as lucky as the first time!). Thank you Aimee , loving this series with your sister.

  • @bobspaniel4279
    @bobspaniel4279 Рік тому

    Great lesson! You are a delight to watch. 9:00

  • @BHJ7115
    @BHJ7115 Рік тому

    So lovely!

  • @JKerr-iy2jr
    @JKerr-iy2jr Рік тому

    Great tip!

  • @Tall-Cool-Drink
    @Tall-Cool-Drink Рік тому +1

    Does the penguin hands apply to full swings?

    • @GolfWithAimee
      @GolfWithAimee  Рік тому

      Hi! The penguin hands only apply to chipping and bunker shots! Thanks 😊

  • @Larry-d3i
    @Larry-d3i 11 місяців тому

    On the PGA tour many are using a bowed front wrist such as Spieth, Johnson, Rahm. Not many use a cupped front wrist. Couples does, always has. I have tried both, while neither is anywhere near foolproof, cupped like Freddie works better for me. Cupping the front wrist moves the club up and open, bowing it moves the club away from the target and closed. Scientists who have studied chipping claim no wrist action at all is the most consistent way to control the shot if the ball is sitting in a good lie. In the rough maybe not.

  • @lchinchey
    @lchinchey Рік тому +1

    Does this work inside 15 feet from green?

    • @GolfWithAimee
      @GolfWithAimee  Рік тому +3

      If you don't have to make a big swing, meaning the shaft in the backswing is lower than hip high, you probably won't have much wrist action going. So, this tip may apply to shots longer than 15' from edge of the green. It depends on how big your swing is! I hope this helps. Thanks :)