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Question on back of hand position

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clonewars222 Well Established Member

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I watched an episode of Golf Fix, and Michael was talking about how at the top of the backswing, you should try to feel like the back of your hand is facing the ceiling... I think this makes the clubface more square at impact.

Is this correct? I just started trying to do this today and it's been helping.

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JackLee Well Established Member

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Depends on how you do it. I think a really flat swing is not good, and a bowed out lead wrist is not good.

The back of my lead hand faces somewhat more up at the top because I rotate my hands and club about 90 degrees in my backswing. Works great for me. Open the door. Slam the door.

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