Whatever wrist hinge you create in the backswing you must undo by impact, and there’s not a lot of time to do that. Here’s a drill to eliminate excessive, unnecessary wrist action.

Over-rotated forearms Over-rotated shoulders You can allow your wrist action to work for you by understanding how best to synchronize the club, arms and body into a balanced flowing motion through the ...

LESS WRIST HINGE Keep the clubhead low to the ground going back by limiting wrist hinge. The shaft stays in line with your wrists and arms (above).

"A simple drill you can practise is to put your golf glove under your left armpit and practise that wrist hinge swing back and forward.

A key to flushing shots is being able to compress the golf ball, so top teacher Brech Spradley says this divot drill can help get that feel.

1) The wrist to the club head "If you don't know how to use your wrist and hands correctly, then you are missing the heartbeat of the golf swing," Kostis says.

This list of the 20 best driving tips and drills in golf has been curated using the experience and wisdom of our Top 50 Coaches to help you crush it of the tee ...

Peter Kostis breaks down the three important parts of the golf swing and explains an easy drill to nail down your hand action.