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Okay, so in trying to cure my underplane inside out swing, I spent an hour at the range today. With the up the wall backswing, I hit about 90% hozzle rockets, and 10% pulls. Any clue what I'm doing wrong?

Would swinging underplane lead to a tendency to cup the wrist at the top? Just trying to understand the pathology better....

Has anyone used a force plate system like the Sam BalanceLab to work on proper weight shift and pivot? Just curious. It seems like when my footwork is good everything else falls into place. And vice-versa. SAM Science&Motion - Overview

To keep myself from taking the club back outside, I've been putting another ball behind the one I'm hitting and trying not to touch it either taking it back or coming through. Sort of like Brian's drill of having another ball inside and on the target line and trying to hit it on the follow...

Some time ago I believe Brian mentioned that whether you're using pivot contolled hands or hands controlled pivot, the hands still pull the shoulders into position at the top of the backswing. I wasn't able to find the post. So, first, if someone else remembers it, please direct me. Second...

I've been missing putts to the right. I put a laser on my putter shaft and found that I'm tracing a straightline going back, but that after impact it points out to the right. The problem is that when I do trace a straight line both back and through, I pull/hook the putt pretty severely...

Does anyone have a recommendation on a place to get a putter fitting in the LA/Inland Empire area? Thanks.

I'm a recovering bps'er (below the plane syndrome). Some of my difficulty seems to come not enough up and improper motion with the right elbow: it gets too much behind me. I've recently tinkered with adding some up to the backswing by trying to get my right elbow to move more or less in the...

I have a hard time not flipping but find a little twistaway really helps prevent this. So, first, can someone explain why this is? I'm not sure I understand the mechanics of it very well and would like to have at least "some idea of what I'm doing." Second, I find that I do a bit...

Anyone have any suggestions on getting more up in the backswing? When I manage to do it, good things happen. But I always seem to revert to too much around. Thanks.

I'd appreciate any help in how to make this move. Whenever I try to avoid pop-out and get my hands moving on an inside arc, I get the clubhead behind my hand. And that ain't good. Thanks.

BM wrote a few days ago defining mashing: "Mashing" with the upper body. "Mashing" - Really banging down on the ball. "Mashing with the upper body" - Using the upper body, at least somewhat diving into the ball, to assist with the mash, instead of using proper tilts, rotation, hand & club...

I find myself getting my weight at the top of the backwing out on my toes. Needless to say, this doesn't seem optimal. Where should it be, arch, heel? Thanks.

Here's some trackman data on hitting up with the driver. The Easy Way to Add 20 Yards to Your Drive | Galleries | Golf.com My question is how to do it?

Does anyone have the link to the post giving a detailed explanation with pictures? I saw it here sometime last year, but can't seem to locate it with the search. I've got a friend whose getting back into golf and wants to reconstruct on firm ground rather than mud. Thanks.

Anthony Kim shows you how to hit your driver straighter than ever | Galleries | Golf.com