Golf swing talk tonight with Lou Stagner. Greg Chalmers still on holiday. He'll come back one day. Hello, Lou. We're going to talk a goal swing basic here, really, but it's one that people don't really think about enough. And I want to talk about hand speed. So what speed your hands are going at what time during what part of the golf swing. Obviously, the speed your hands are going at, at what time during what part of the golf swing.

Obviously, the speed your hands move will influence the speed, the club will move.

And as well, they can influence the direction the club moves on also.

Hand speed for you, it's something you thought about or not.

It's generally more you're thinking

about the club head. When I say handspeed, what does that mean to you? Yeah, I've never, I've never

thought about hand speed. Any time that I've thought about speed, it's either been ball speed or

clubhead speed. I mean, obviously the hands are the only thing connected to the club, and that's driving

what's going on, so to speak, but I've never thought about hand speed, never worked on it,

and don't really know much about it.

So this is going to be a learning experience for me.

I think my hands are how you lovingly describe.

My swing has a lot of flailing bits.

I think my hands contribute to some of those flailing bits.

Yeah.

Yeah, okay.

So hand speed might be bad for me, depending on how you're going to describe this.

Well, I'll give you some patterns.

So I'm lucky enough to have access to gears thanks to the guys at JD Golf Academy.

They use gears and I can dial into their system and look at their data.

These guys are in Oxford.

They've got an amazing teaching studios.

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