I was at a tournament recently in Puerta Vallarta, Mexico and at the tournament ending banquet they had swing clips of different amateurs participating in the Pro-Am. I was sitting with one of my Pro-Am partners while this was being shown. After several swings my friend said ” Man are those swings bad ! I can’t believe how many guys buckle the left arm after impact ! Is my swing that bad ?!” It was incredibly obvious to him there was a pattern among all but a few golfers we saw during the slide show. I see it with at least 90% of all golfers. In my ebook I address what I call the hit impulse and how it destroys your ability to compress a golf ball correctly. This problem arises when wrist angles are lost early during the downswing which results from incorrect lower body use. When you see the space between the arms increase after impact your chances of creating proper impact alignments is impossible.

Understanding what causes what in your golf swing is vital before you can begin correction. Simply keeping wrist angles intact at impact is not the answer. There is a reason why you are not able to accomplish this necessary move. We have identified this as one of the most common flaws plaguing golfers today and addressed it heavily in The Art of Compression ebook. Check it out…