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Hi All, We know that if you are across the line at the top, you need to make a move to shallow out the club before you "go to the ball." I am wondering if it matters how you get across the line. Some people do it just by under-rotating the left arm wedge. Others, and I think I am in this...

Assuming identical hand paths (and same aim/target), is it possible to have a significantly different HSP numbers? Example: First shot: you swing 2 degrees in to out (+2). Second shot: you swing 2 degrees out to in (-2). Is it possible to produce both those shots with the same hand path? (I...

Tugging is bad. Is there an opposite fault? Too much arm swing with no pivot participation maybe (is my guess).

Hi all, I've fought a flip pretty much my entire golfing life. I think I am making some progress. The swings are a day apart and the only conscious difference I made between the two swings is that in the second swing I focused on doing a "closed out-toss." Before: Before Closed Out-toss -...

Hello everyone, I'd appreciate any thoughts from forum members or staff . . . From the video I understand that "going normal" is the way we shallow the angle of attack with our shots. We also have the idea about the out-toss and closing the gap earlier. My question is, taking all that into...

Hi everyone, I've been reading this forum for about 8 months. I am now well aware that I flip through impact. I have been working on COFF and NSA ideas (mostly NSA). I am confident I flip to square the club up - I've been doing it since high school golf (about 14 years). I am working on trying...