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| Today I went to the golf expo up at the IceBox in Scranton. They had one of those screens you could drive into. After the ball landed (about 100 yards right of the fairway for me) they show the plane your club came in and the angle of the clubface. My plane was perfect. The angle was about 45 degrees open. ouch. |
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| rotation Hi Blue Jay, I have to agree with Paul's earlier comment. You swing can be picture perfect, but if your grip is not correct, your club face will not close properly. In a neutral grip position you should only be able to see 2 knuckles on your top hand. I used to have a similar problem as you and it was because my grip was too strong. I was able to see all 4 knuckes on my top hand. It is almost impossible to close your clubface if your grip is THAT strong. Gord |
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| "assuming" assuming everthing else is "perfect", you can bow your left wrist (assuming you're rt handed) at impact which will help you rotate your forearms for a release. just beware of trying to "communicate" by text... good luck. ps: nice avatar. |