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Originally Posted by bampot The question I posed still remains unanswered. |
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Originally Posted by bampot in his first post post It is agreed the slice is commonist golf fault.I am convinced this is the outcome of many swing gurus advocating no wrist roll. Consequently many golfers are afraid to apply the right hand. The right forearm does climb over the left in a scissor like action ,if you do not apply right hand the usual outcome is a slice or weak push. Comments welcome. |
You didn’t ask a question, originally. You made a statement implying that lack of wrist roll was the main reason why most golfers slice, and that by applying wrist roll, we could correct most slicing.
This is not true, IMO, as I detailed in my post. "Wrist rolling" with a slicers out-to-in swing path will result in pulls and pull hooks.
If your new question is, "Should the FOREARMS rotate open on the backswing and then close on the downswing, crossing over after impact", then the answer is, "Yes, of course." A proper backswing to the correct position at the top of the swing will cause the forearms to rotate "open". A proper downswing will cause the forearms to rotate back to square at impact and then continue their rotation to cross over on the follow through. But this really has nothing to do with typical hackers slice, IMO. Yes, they may lack forearm rotation, but this is hardly their main problem, and definitely not the primary solution, for most slicers.