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| Flat left wrist Iv'e been working on keeping my left wrist flat for a couple of weeks. It works great, I get about 20 extra yards with my short irons. The ball starts out straight and then turns left though(maybe 10 degrees). After I was confident with this, I just aimed a little right of the green and it worked well. I'm going to try keeping my left hand flat with my right hand, as in Greg's rh drill. I love flipping my hands, but this sure works better. Any thoughts on straightening it out? |
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| Re: Flat left wrist Weaken your grip. As I understand it, the flat left wrist also keeps the right wrist cup - this effectively delofts your club (adding distance) and makes for good compression. However, if your grip is too strong, the clubface will come in closed - sending balls left. |