Lag isn't something you hold, it's something that happens

Nobody can explain lag the way Jaime does here, and it's one of the clearest breakdowns of this concept we've ever put on camera. At the top of the backswing, the club head is on the trail side of your hands. As your body shifts and the arms swing down, there's a moment where the club head crosses to the other side. That crossover is when the wrist unhooks and the speed releases. You didn't hold it. You didn't time it. The weight of the club did it for you. And here's a bonus tip: when that release happens correctly, your arms stretch out all the way through. That chicken wing you've been trying to fix? It's not a follow-through problem. It's a symptom of things going wrong earlier, before the release ever had a chance to happen naturally. Body first. Arms follow. Club reacts.