2021年5月12日 · Wrist supination is a topic that regularly comes up when discussing Hogan’s swing. We’d like to use this article to look at this topic in basic, general terms, hopefully making the underlying concept easy to understand and apply.

2012年3月23日 · So if you want to improve your ball flight and hit your shots farther with more consistency, take a tip from Ben Hogan and supinate your arms and wrists through impact. You might want to...

Hogan’s clubface goes from quite an open position on the left to closing early via supination of the left forearm. Look how square the clubface is just before impact! Early supination of the left forearm and left wrist flexion are apparent.

2021年5月13日 · Ben Hogan's left wrist position at impact made him one of golf's greatest ball-strikers. Today's tip can help you emulate Mr. Hogan's action.

Ben Hogan, in his book, Five Lessons, talked about supinating the left hand at impact. This is seen when the left wrist is bowed out, and not arched inward. A supinated left wrist keeps the club accelerating, keeps the clubface traveling directly at the ball, and ensures a clean hit.

2012年4月15日 · This is the in depth explanation of the Ben Hogan supination of the left wrist at impact when hitting a golf ball.

Achieving the classic Ben Hogan supination left wrist position that was made so famous might not be realistic in your own game, but you can certainly learn from the beautiful swing that Hogan used so successfully.

2021年6月20日 · On this episode of The Golf Podcast we’re decoding the legendary Ben Hogan’s wrist supination move for better ball striking, plus a whole lot more. Titleist is committed to ensuring that every golf ball delivers superior quality and consistency.

2010年4月23日 · SUpination actually refers to the forearms rotating (Hogan used the term incorrectly). I think the correct term is dorsi flexion, the bow of the wrist. He got that due to the physics of the clubface shutting through impact.

In Ben Hogan's famous book, "5 Lessons: The Modern Fundamentals of Golf", there is a hefty amount of discussion regarding the release. More specifically, Mr. Hogan mentions a distinct feeling that lead arm supination does not begin until impact or just after.