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**NikkitaZ** · 07-22-2009, 06:28 PM

I'm sorry when you say "over" you mean towards the ground correct?

When I say "turn over" I mean that in the case of a right hander, your right forearm and wrist should pass over your left wrist and forearm through impact, so that your clubhead goes from open to the line before impact to closed to the line after impact. Imagine your clubhead is a swinging door. The ball should be directly between the jambs at impact. Does that visual make sense to you? Man, this is hard without a chalkboard..

07-22-2009, 06:28 PM	#13
NikkitaZ Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 608 Senior Member	I'm sorry when you say "over" you mean towards the ground correct? When I say "turn over" I mean that in the case of a right hander, your right forearm and wrist should pass over your left wrist and forearm through impact, so that your clubhead goes from open to the line before impact to closed to the line after impact. Imagine your clubhead is a swinging door. The ball should be directly between the jambs at impact. Does that visual make sense to you? Man, this is hard without a chalkboard..
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