Craig Foster's video: How To Stabilize Wrist And Hand Motion For Putting

https://linktr.ee/dynaligngolf Players use various grip styles, such as claw, pencil, or lead hand low, in the attempt to stabilize their stroke and "take the hands out". The problem with this approach is that the clubface angle, or where the putter is facing at impact, is not controlled by the hands and wrists. Clubface angle is controlled by motion of the radioulnar joints in the forearms. These joints are the source of pronation and supination of the hands, which directly controls where a putter is pointing at impact. Golfers need plenty of wrist and forearm motion to create power in the full swing but such motion is undesirable in putting as it can easily lead to missed putts. DynAlign is a technique to stabilize opening and closing of the putter face, which is the major determining factor in starting a putt on the target line. DynAlign has already resulted in rankings for an entire year in putting on the PGA Tour. From 3' with 471/471 100% Inside 5' with 585/595 98%