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Why Waggle?
Golf Digest Middle East
|May 2021
This is your chance to rehearse a quality backswing
Waggling the club before you hit a shot is a traditional way of reducing tension and getting primed to make a fluid swing. But if you do it in an old-school wristy fashion, you’re rehearsing something you really don’t want to do when it’s time to take the club back. Let me explain.
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