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Originally Posted by golfthing Do you mean rotation of the wrists in the downswing? Has you instructor mentioned whether you are swinging the club on the correct plane on the downswing? Also, is the top hand on your grip in a strong enough position? I often encounter people trying to 'roll the wrists over' to cure a slice when the real problem is that their downswing is 'out to in' (coming over the top) or their left hand grip is too weak. I don't understand 300Yards' comment, as you need to initiate the downswing with a 'slide' of the hips, then 'turn' them. |
Yes, you do, but too much slide causes a bunch of problems. It shouldn't be as much of a slide, more like a transfer of weight, then a turn. Of course, I also lift my left heel slightly, so I don't really slide, I just transfer that weight smoothly, and it's more of a turn, then a slide.