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tball88 01-02-2009 02:45 PM

Why an uncocked left wrist?
 
I have a slight tendency when hitting to get flat on my backswing and to come in under plane on the downswing.

One way I can correct this is to make sure the club is outside my hands on my takeaway, this gets me a little more on the correct swing plane. How ever to do this I need to maintain a little wrist cock on the backswing to make sure the club is staying out side of my hands. Will this work with a hitting motion or must the left hand be completely uncocked at setup?

Thanks

EdZ 01-03-2009 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by tball88 (Post 59778)
I have a slight tendency when hitting to get flat on my backswing and to come in under plane on the downswing.

One way I can correct this is to make sure the club is outside my hands on my takeaway, this gets me a little more on the correct swing plane. How ever to do this I need to maintain a little wrist cock on the backswing to make sure the club is staying out side of my hands. Will this work with a hitting motion or must the left hand be completely uncocked at setup?

Thanks

The club outside the hands feel/image is a great way to keep the club from coming back inside, and one of the core advantages of adjusted address as a starting position for swingers. Starting at impact fix can lead to taking it too inside, so your compensation of 'low' hands does help that issue. That said, as a hitter, it may lead to some blocked shots.

Try focusing on the right forearm/wrist angle and the right forearm pickUP from impact fix. Practice that move with your back up against a wall (slowly) to get the feel for UP.

tball88 01-04-2009 06:55 PM

EDZ, thanks for the reply. I need to get the on plane take away down. When I try the RFP pickup, I have a "feel" that the clubface is wide open, it probably isn't, but I feel like I'm open and I'm going to cut across the ball. I just need to trust and and close the face slightly, as the angle hinge motion should create a slight fade.

I have a bad tendency to really horizontal hinge because of that "open" feel and then hit a smothered hook.


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