Club Shoots Under the Hands at Exit... The Worst Pattern in Golf Explained
Golf Instruction · Sep 19, 2026 · 2.8K views · 35 likes
Club Shoots Under the Hands at Exit... The Worst Pattern in Golf Explained! If the club is shooting under the hands on the exit... that's one of the worst patterns in golf. The handle gets too high, the lead wrist uncocks too early, and the club head drives toe-first into the ground in a swiping, glancing motion through impact. You can feel it when it happens... that weak, powerless sensation through the ball. The telltale sign from down the line is the club head going low and under the hands after contact. Some handle height is inevitable from how the body moves, but past a certain point it's all diminishing returns... and eventually it becomes the scissor pattern that kills ball-striking.
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