If you want to understand your release, and how it effects timing in the golf swing, first get a grip on how best to move your wrists.

No matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t stop my wrists from rolling away from me and whipping the club inside – getting flat behind me and setting me up for a swing full of compensations. All ...

Q: I’m unclear about the correct position of the wrists at the top of the golf swing. Please explain the role of pronation and supination of the wrist joints in creating a proper release. Mark.

Why? Because it's one of the most common mistakes slicers make. They set up to the golf ball, then as they start their golf swing, they begin rolling the clubface open and inside with their wrists.

Most golfers who attempt to swing a club like Dustin Johnson, whose super-supinated left-wrist position at the top of the swing is unlike any No. 1 player in golf history, might struggle to make ...

I don't even like the use of the phrase "cock your wrists" in the golf swing. I do like the word hinge.

Keeping your lead arm above your trail arm through the finish will prevent you from rolling your wrists over too much—which usually causes players to close the clubface. As you swing your arms ...

Better players who often make the mistake of over-rolling their wrists through impact struggle hitting hooks — and get into trouble.

What do the wrists do in the golf swing? The answer is that they hinge and unhinge, as simple as that.