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| By Chuck Quinton, Master RST Instructor |
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You don't often hear much about the pinky in your grip, but there are some surprising influences that it has on your golf swing and whether you achieve a flat left wrist at impact.
In this video, I talk about the biomechanics behind the connection of your pinky on your left hand and the influence it has on tension in your swing and the impact position.

Are you flat or do you flip? The position of your left wrist at impact goes a long way toward dictating what type of ball striker you will be and the pinky has an influence on this position.