A Handshake is the First Movement in your Backswing
Coach Shayain’s Handshake Drill can be practiced anywhere and will help you to hinge your wrists properly in your backswing.
Shayain Gus, known everywhere as Coach Shayain is an LPGA certified golf teaching professional from Vancouver, Canada who has received her dual Master's degree at the University of Central Florida. In the past 10 years, she has worked at a high level for professional sports teams in London, Spain, the USA, and Canada.
During her time in the corporate world, Shayain recognized her ability to play golf and do business on the course was instrumental in fast-tracking her career. Her passion now lies in helping other women do the same.
Shayain also runs her own consultancy, SJG International, which services Fortune 500 companies, professional sports teams, and the entertainment industry. It's services include; VIP Events, Corporate Partnership, Premium Sales and Service, and Customer Retention.
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Coach Shayain’s Handshake Drill can be practiced anywhere and will help you to hinge your wrists properly in your backswing.
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