I think I know the sound your referring to- the weezing sound of air being forced around the shooting ball. It's great!
Problem is, I get that when I'm flipping too...
On a related note- what is the difference between flipping and the uncocking of the left wrist? Both takes the club from right angles to the left arm to 'in line'. Sure, then the flipping club overtakes the left arm as the left wrist bends, but by then the ball is long gone.
What I mean is- as long as the club doesn't overtake the left arm before separation, the flip feels like a power move (like the uncocking left wrist).
I'm beginning to understand the faulty nature of my swing, but to tell the truth, it really doesn't feel like rolling the left wrist adds any precision. Especially not when looking at the motion in slow motion in front of me without a ball.
I think my problem has basically grown out of the notion that I need to whack the ball as forcefully as possible from right to left (steering) without maipulating the club's true loft.
I'm torn between playing well this season (first in a while) and trying to rebuild it all again for a POTENTIALLY better golfing LIFE.
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