First Post-How do you know?

[Bagger Lance]

Very cool first post.

Do you have the book to reference?

First off, how much of an active right arm to you use?

Thanks and welcome!,

Bagger

[exgolfpro]

I used to have the book, but lost it in the great flood of my basement 3 yrs ago. I should have a new copy by next weekend. I would say in my normal everyday swing, I don't have an active right arm. In fact, if I have a fault, it is NOT ever letting the clubhead pass the hands thru impact. Thus (thus?), the clubface points right of the target resulting in a lot of pushes.

[jim_0068]

I used to have the book, but lost it in the great flood of my basement 3 yrs ago. I should have a new copy by next weekend. I would say in my normal everyday swing, I don't have an active right arm. In fact, if I have a fault, it is NOT ever letting the clubhead pass the hands thru impact. Thus (thus?), the clubface points right of the target resulting in a lot of pushes.

Hands always lead, from putter to driver. You might be arching which could lead to the tendencay of a push shot.

Also, sounds like you're a swinger. At the core:

if you pull, you're swinging
if you push, you're hitting

[exgolfpro]

By arching, you mean the left wrist? The wrist is too high?

[jim_0068]

If you arch your wrist meaning that the wrist bone is now in front of your hand it will lead to push shots. That may not be your problem, but it is a possibility

[Rhythm]

"In fact, if I have a fault, it is NOT ever letting the clubhead pass the hands thru impact."

That helps explain the low handicap

[exgolfpro]

How do the hands lead the clubhead, if the wristbone doesn't lead the hand?

[JohnThomas1]

You need a flat left wrist.

[Sbark]

By arching, you mean the left wrist? The wrist is too high?

supinate or pronate as per Hogans book is what they are driving at