How to Correct the Cupping of the Wrist in a Golf Backswing
A cupped wrist at the top of the backswing is one of the most common swing wreckers in amateur golf, quietly opening the clubface and forcing you to make heroic, last-second corrections to have any chance at a decent shot. If you're tired of fighting a slice or feeling a lack of power, getting that lead wrist into a better position is a huge first step. This guide will walk you through exactly what a cupped wrist is, why it's so damaging, and provide simple, actionable drills to get a flat, powerful wrist position by the top of your swing.


