Over-Bowed Lead Wrist
What is actually happening
Your lead wrist is excessively bowed (flexed) at the top — beyond the strong, slightly-bowed position — which shuts the clubface relative to your swing.
What it costs you
A shut face at the top means hooks or a big block if you hang on. A slight bow is powerful; too much of it makes the face unplayable to time.
Soften the bow at the top — back of the lead hand toward the sky just a touch, not the ground.
Face-Match Checkpoints
Swing to halfway back (P2) and check the clubface matches your spine angle — not pointing at the sky or the ground. Then to the top and check the lead wrist is flat to slightly bowed. Five slow checkpoint swings, three full swings keeping the neutral feel.
Is this the one costing you shots?
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