Break the Wrists
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Break the wrists
British ball
the type of golf ball specified by the royal and ancient golf club of st andrews diameter is not less than inches and the weight is not more than ounces now used mainly in amateur play ...
Break the Wrists
Breeder
The individual who is the owner or lessee of his or her dam at the time of whelping.
4) Break the wrists abruptly and take a full backswing. Chop down one to two inches behind the ball into the sand allowing the sand to throw the ball out of the bunker, then stop your follow-through waist high.
Break the Wrists To bend the wrists back during a swing. British Ball The type of golf ball specified by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews. Diameter is not less than 1.620 inches and the weight is not more than 1.620 ounces.
On the backswing, break the wrists early, picking up the clubhead sharply. On the downswing, keep the wrists cocked and make sure you hit the back of the ball first, and then keep the clubhead driving into the sand. Keep your head steady.
Finally, break the wrists early on the back swing, and increase the speed of your hands and wrists during the swing on these shots. (You need speed to pop the ball up into the air on these lob shots.) ...
A cross-handed grip is also worth trying if you tend to break the wrists during the stroke. Equally important is grip pressure. I like to see light pressure rather than tight pressure, because tightness diminishes feel.
 See also: Break, Golf, Lie, Swing, Tip
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