Definition: To make small movements of the clubhead back-and-forth at approach, prior to grounding the club. Waggling is commong with woods and any iron used off a tee. It can be a nervous habit, or it can be an intentional movement designed to help the golfer trigger the swing or to help the golfer achieve the tempo they are looking for.
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