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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.
This story is from the May 2021 edition of Golf Digest Middle East.
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