WhyGolf

Imagine every rep on the range gave you feedback.

One way to use the Wrist-X: to fix a cupped wrist, put it on your trail wrist.

You’ll hear it click when it’s set correctly.

No click = cupped wrist = open face.

Hear the click. Fix the wrists. 📌 Save this for your next range session.

👇 Click the shop below to get yours.

3 ways to use the Alignment Discs Lite 👇
1️⃣ Club path: Place two discs to frame the swing path you want. Swing through without touching either one.
2️⃣ Takeaway: Place it just inside your desired takeaway. If you hit it, the club is getting too far inside going back.
3️⃣ Contact: Set it just outside the ball. Swing without clipping it to train centered strikes and keep the shanks away.

Grab the Disc Lite at the link in bio!

That feeling when it all *clicks* 😏

Seriously though, the audible feedback you get from the Wrist-X confirms whether or not you're hinging correctly and releasing at the correct time.

If you're casting, you'll find out in one swing. Then the Wrist-X fixes it.

For the advanced player, trying to get more flexion at the top of his swing to get more compression, shaft lean and power becomes easy with the Wrist-X.

Give it a shot and watch your scores drop!

2 reasons you’re chunking your chips. ⛳️

1️⃣ Falling away from the target
Your momentum needs to move toward the target—not away from it.

2️⃣ Scooping at impact
You want to maintain your wrist angles instead of releasing them too early.

The Wrist-X gives you audio feedback so you can click it early and hold it. 🔊

Hear a click before impact? That means you’re scooping.

Feel like you’re going to break through a wall with your body to keep your momentum moving toward the target. 💥

Better wrist angles + better momentum = better contact.

One click can change your wrist angles. ⛳️

Put the Wrist-X on your trail wrist and get instant feedback on your wrist position.

🔊 Hear the click = feel the correct position.

Train it. Feel it. Repeat it.

Better wrist angles → better swing → better shots. 💥

Are the greens really that bumpy… or is it your putter delivery? 👀⛳️

Face control and centered contact play a huge role in how the ball rolls.

❌ Face too closed → delofts the putter
❌ Too much loft → lifts the ball off the ground

Both can create a bumpy, inconsistent roll.

The goal? Proper face control + centered contact = optimal loft + a smoother roll. 🎯

That’s why we use the Putting Thing by WhyGolf—to train face control and centeredness of contact.

Fix the delivery → improve the roll. 🔥

Ever hit a shot like this and thought, “I suck at golf?” 😂⛳️

Let’s fix the ground contact.

The key is learning to use the ground better with the Pressure Plate:

Push left → push right → back to the left.

That pressure shift helps create more consistent ground contact, more consistent face contact, and even a little more speed. 💥

Save this if you want to stop chunking it and start hitting it more solid.

Want to stop chunking and thinning your short game? ⛳️

Place an alignment stick behind you and use it as feedback to stop the club from getting too far inside on the takeaway.

Feel like the club stays outside or in line with your hands. This helps you make better contact and hit the ball first more consistently.

Better contact → lower scores. 🔥

Save this drill and give it a try next time you practice your short game.

Casting is one of the biggest power leaks in your golf swing. ⛳️

If you release your wrist angles too early, you lose lag, speed, and solid contact.

The Wrist-X gives you instant feedback so you can feel when you’re maintaining your angles and when you’re casting.

Set it early → hold the angle → release it late. 💥

Train the feeling. Stop casting. Start creating more speed and compression.

You don’t need hours a day to improve your putting. ⛳️

Just 5 minutes a day with the Putting Thing can make a huge difference.

🎯 Gate Drill → improve center contact
🎯 Ball Gate → improve starting direction

Tour pros practice these fundamentals constantly. You can start building better habits with just five focused minutes a day.

Better practice → better contact → better putting.