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Last weekend I hit 3-4 thin in a row at the range and on the next shot, my leading wrist stung, not in the hit it thin in the cold weather way, but in a more constant pain all around the wrist. It went away after a couple of minutes and it has yet to happen again in the following two times playing, but any clues what happened? Any preventative measures I can take?

Steve

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Its probably from flipping the club, your breaking the angle on your left wrist, so you might be over stretching it.

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