Clubface off plane.......downswing twistaway

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jbrunk

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My latest video seems to prove what I thought was happening. I have FLW at top, but as I load pressure on the shaft there is no rotation in my hands and I am arriving at impact with the heel a lot.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPCV_RlFdoA


It have tried holding the twist, with mixed results. I have tried the full roll wedding ring up but I guess I am doing it wrong. What have you guys tried that has worked? What should I feel when I twistaway on the downswing?

I feel that I am trying to swing with a hitters move into impact. Maybe I should just try hitting?:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:
 
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JB,
In "Never Slice Again 2.0" Brian talks about and shows how to get a better feel for the sweetspot by holding his finger on the sweetspot while his student slowly performs his downswing. If you could get someone to help you in the same manner I believe that this would help you.

Jim S.
 
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Well,

The reason I ask, rhetorically, is that I explain WHY golfers who take the club back more in (like I saw Bennet and Plummer advocating the other day on TGC), tend to get under the sweetspot LESS on the downswing.
 
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Brian Manzella said:
Well,

The reason I ask, rhetorically, is that I explain WHY golfers who take the club back more in (like I saw Bennet and Plummer advocating the other day on TGC), tend to get under the sweetspot LESS on the downswing.
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Interesting. I must have missed that the first time. I will go back and check it out. Thanks.

Being more inside (hips forward, right shoulder more downplane) creates more "room" to square the face. The "smooth" airplane landing vs. the "crash landing". Yes?
 
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