Understanding and feeling the wrist hinging and correct elbow bending. GTA ANGLE & LAG This teaching aid is designed so that the golfer can use it for two important fundamental of the golf swing. Can be use by either right or left handed golfers. 1- To see and feel the proper wrist hinging and right elbow bending (right hand golfer) in the back swing and also see and feel what is meant by a delayed release.
When the GTA Angle Creator is being used, the clip is attached to the club shaft near the grip. The web belt is then attached to the golfer belt at the hip nearest the target (photo #1). The web belt is adjusted to the proper length by extending the arms away from the body. This is done with the hands at chest level with the club shaft vertical to the ground. The web belt should have no slack in this position. The golfer now gets into his normal address position. During the backswing, the left arm remains straight and extended. The GTA Angle Creator will then hinge the wrist at waist high. Continuing the back swing, the right elbow will now bend to 90 degrees. On the down swing it will resist the early release of the angle of the left wrist. A good indication of when to release is when there is little resistance. You will feel the difference. 2- To see and feel club head lag .
When the unit is being used to SEE and FEEL LAG in a chip shot, the clip is attached to the hosel. The arm strap is placed above the right elbow (right hand golfer).
A straight left arm and a cup right wrist with the club shaft is in line with the left arm, adjust the strap so that there is no slack in the web belt. Photo #1. During the stroke, there should be no slack in the web belt.
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