Unlock more distance, consistency, and improved ball flight by fixing your cupped lead wrist at the top of the backswing with golf coach Rob Cheney. Did you know that high handicap golfers have an average of 24.3 degrees of extension in their lead wrist at the top of their golf swing, while lower handicap golfers have about 14.5 degrees? A cupped or bowed wrist at the top of the backswing makes it much harder to square the clubface and hit a straight shot. Discover powerful drills and tips to correct your wrist position with Rob Cheney.
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