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Get forward shaft lean from the correct wrist and hand positions before golf swing impact

Full Swing - movement through impact

Getting forward shaft lean, or your hands ahead of the ball, as you strike the golf ball will allow you to hit crisp, solid, long and accurate golf shots. This is easy to achieve with the correct wrist position and hand orientation during the down swing and this video shows you how to achieve exactly that and a way to get feedback to help you learn the movement and position most efficiently.

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