Bowed left wrist | Golf Monthly

It's a case of working to the flat left wrist at the top, you don't want it cupped you'll get big fade/slices, not ideal to have it bowed a lot as if you don't clear your hips first it will start left & continue to move left.

Ideally you want a flat left wrist, so it virtually matches your arm angle. If you drift back to the out to in swing you might find you're pulling it dead left some, if you have that same path but close the face you'll pull hook it left. As path is going left & in both cases the face angle is looking left.

It's a case of working to the flat left wrist at the top, you don't want it cupped you'll get big fade/slices, not ideal to have it bowed a lot as if you don't clear your hips first it will start left & continue to move left.

It's a case of trying to have the flat wrist at the top with a more neutral swing path, slightly inside to square to back inside again.
You'll probably have to 'feel' that you're swinging a good ways right through impact, in fact if you've been used to swinging out to in, it won't actually be a good ways right but probably just a tad right. Try to do this so the starting flight of your ball is to the right of target not left.

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