Turning hands over through Impact

[EHSGolf1]

Is it good or bad to try and roll your hands over through impact? Will this help extension after impact? I know this happens naturally but I didn't know if it would be good to try and do it more.

[kleraudio]

Looking forward to the comments on this one as I was wondering the same exact thing today...

I dont "feel" like I turn my hands over enough either... I see still of the pros and they have major turnover...

When I try to conciously do it though, the results are less than stellar

[EHSGolf1]

When I do try and roll my hands I can get a good draw but I'm scared that it could be a nasty hook if I'm not too careful.

[RC]

The hands should be reacting to the turning of the body, shoulders, and arms... if your left arm folds naturally, you will have released... if your left hand releases downward naturally, the hands will release. Trying to time a roll-over through impact is far too complicated and dangerous for mere mortals.

If you want to get a feel for this, take the club at chest level and swing it back and forth like you are hitting a baseball -- the club face will open and square and close all on its own. This is very close to the way a natural, on plane, swing will work as well.