Golfers should attempt to delay ulnar deviation during the latter stages of the downswing to maximise the angular velocity of the clubhead

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During the late downswing, the lead forearm supinates and the trail forearm pronates, while the wrists move rapidly from radial deviation to ulnar deviation. This movement sequence is commonly referred to as wrist uncocking and the ability to delay the onset of ulnar deviation is reported to be associated with the capacity to achieve greater segmental angular velocities at impact.

Golfers Should Attempt to Delay Ulnar Deviation During the Latter