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Bookmark or Share- Need help to stop rolling wrists on the backswing - GolfWRXI need help with an issue in my backswing. I have been trying to eliminate the rolling of my wrists in the back swing. Because of this the club gets a little on the inside on the back swing. Standing DTL the clubhead does not get behind my body, with the exception of my driver and 3 wood. I have ...
- Drills to stop upper body moving to target/feeling like I'm ... - GolfWRXIm literally trying to hit the ground 2 ft behind the ball and just rotate your body to get the clubhead back to the ball. You have to be patient in transition. Allow your arms to get to the top, stop, and then re-direct your arms in a chop/drop motion downward in front of your torso. It does wonders for width on the downswing.
- Did Bridgestone stop selling clubs in the USA? - GolfWRXThey never seemed to bother marketing or selling their clubs in the USA even in the 'old' days when Tourstage was a very, very well respected and admired brand in Asia - whenever I popped over to the US (or UK) it was pretty much impossible to find any of their clubs in any retail shop... whereas in Thailand they were well loved and plenty of excellent irons and drivers.
- Butch Harmon - keeping arms in front of chest - GolfWRXTiger says Butch used to make him do this drill where he would stop at the top of the downswing, and then start down with his arms before moving his shoulders. The effect was to keep his hands in front of his sternum at impact. Tiger said he HATED this drill, but Butch would make him do it for hours.
- Casting. Help me STOP CASTING! Nothing else matters.[u][i][b]Stop trying to help the ball into the air. [/b][/i][/u] Trust the loft of the club to do its job. If you hit the ball with squarely with a SLIGHTLY descending blow, the ball will get into the air. If it doesn't, then you need to be fitted properly for equipment, because you're probably playing too stiff a shaft.
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