@golfskool: Think of your lead hand as an extension of the clubface. With a neutral grip, your lead hand should rotate in a specific way during the golf swing, as you can see in the video above. 1. First, the back of your lead hand faces the camera, and you can clearly see the logo on your glove. 2. At impact, the back of your lead hand faces the target. 3. After impact, your lead hand continues to rotate away from the camera, bringing you into the Handshake Position, with both arms nicely extended. This movement should happen naturally, without consciously forcing the rotation. However, many golfers develop incorrect movement patterns when they first learn the golf swing. As a result, they need to relearn this natural movement. If you want help improving this movement, comment RETREAT below and I’ll send you the link to our exclusive GolfSkool Retreat with LPGA Tour player Sandra Gal and me on January 23 and 24, 2027, in Florida. Or visit https://golfskool.com/vip-experience/ for more information. Best, Sigmar Camera: Michael Field Made by golfskool.com #golf #golftips #GolfSwing

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