Mark Crossfield's Newsletter #164

The Secret To Better Contact With LESS Effort...

Newsletter #164 - The EASY Way To Perfect Your Downswing:

Remember last week's backswing lesson? This is how we take that magic into impact...

For lots of amateur golfers, poor contact isn't simply a problem with their hands or the golf club.

It's how everything works together as you deliver the club into the ball!

You might be someone who:

❌ Shifts their body too far towards the target.

❌ Hangs back on their trail foot through impact.

❌ Releases their wrist angles too early.

❌ Has to flick or scoop the club to make contact.

Sound familiar?

Here's what's interesting…

Trying to maintain better wrist angles could reveal exactly WHY you're struggling to strike the ball consistently.

Let me show you what I mean…

Why This Matters:

Keeping the correct amount of trail wrist bend for longer during the downswing can help you:

✅ Improve your impact position.

✅ Coordinate your body movement with your wrist angles.

✅ Reduce unnecessary flicking and scooping.

✅ Deliver the club more consistently.

✅ Strike the ball with less effort.

But here's the important thing…

Your wrists don't work independently of the rest of your golf swing.

Social Media Post of The Week: Is This The End for LIV Golf?

Instagram Reel

Fancy upping the ante next time you go to the range? Try the Window Golf app to turn your phone into a precision aiming tool…

Something close to my heart…

What I would consider my home club (where I grew up learning the game of golf) is in the process of raising funds for a cancer charity that is close to my heart, and that of some of the members who helped me on my way in the world of golf. 

If there is anything you can contribute to the cause, no matter how big or small, please use the QR code below. 

No pressure, no expectations, just some charitable outreach on my part if this is something you can get behind…

I hope you enjoyed this issue and it helps your game!

Please reply to this email with requests for future topics you would like me to cover.

Have a great weekend!
- Mark