Stop Flipping Your Wrists and Master the Punch Shot

Stop Flipping Your Wrists and Master the Punch Shot – Newsletter

I hope you're having a golfing weekend! Today, let's focus on the essentials: maximizing power and minimizing mistakes. If you are losing distance due to scooping or flipping your wrists at impact, Meredith Kirk shares a powerful drill for solid contact. Plus, we've got the perfect "damage control" punch shot for tight lies and a simple visual trick to help you read the grain for better putting accuracy.

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