Lag creates more swing speed by allowing the clubhead to reach the bottom of the swing arc at the right moment and helps with consistent ball striking, which will result in more distance and consistency. ... This encourages the 'pull' feeling in your leading arm down to the golf ball.
Can you have too much lag in a golf swing?
The bigger the angle—the more the clubhead “lags” behind the club handle—the greater the golf lag. When your club is positioned straight up-and-down, you have zero golf lag. Now, lag is not a bad thing. But it's important to realize that it's only a good thing if you use it at the correct point in your swing.Oct 29, 2018
How do I get more lag in my golf swing?
When your lower body starts the downswing and the arms and hands stay relaxed, you'll create lag. The unwinding of the lower body toward the target initially propels the swinging of the arms—just like Sergio does. The club eventually catches up and passes the body, but it happens much closer to impact (above).Apr 13, 2018
Does the lag shot work?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nT6pSjyNmh4
How do I stop my golf swing from lagging?
Two more downswing thoughts to create lag properly: (1) Always start down with your lower body; lead foot pressing into the ground and the hips unwinding toward the target. (2) Keep your lead arm connected to your chest. Feel like the arms are being pulled into impact by your body rotation.Apr 13, 2018
How do you release lag?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VIKw4eXLew
Is lag good in a golf swing?
Remember, lag is important because it helps create swing speed, a descending blow to the ball, and crisp contact at impact. ... Try to relax, let the club delay a little bit, and hit down and through the golf ball. Lag is fairly natural, so don't overthink it too much. Allow the club to do what it was designed to do.