Drill for hands ahead of clubhead - stop wrist flip

[jhawker23]

I'm looking for a few drills or swing thoughts that have helped keep your hands leading the clubhead and stop flipping wrists at impact.

Also, on another note, can/how much could club length lead to fat/deep divot shots? Is it too basic to make a correlation to club length that after my practice rounds I have a very consistent 3/4" divot line across the face of my irons? As long as I'm making solid impact prior to the ground I'm getting good results, but its still an awfully deep divot. I know there are a lot of factors that goes into ball striking, but, I'm being specific to club length.

[iacas]

I'm looking for a few drills or swing thoughts that have helped keep your hands leading the clubhead and stop flipping wrists at impact.

I think you've seen this before but it's relevant again:

[motteler621]

so is that how your left leg should look at impact and your upper body leaned back

[iacas]

so is that how your left leg should look at impact and your upper body leaned back

The upper body isn't leaned back - it just looks that way because the hips have pushed forward to where they should be at impact. Let's stick to the OP's topic, please.

[motteler621]

The upper body isn't leaned back - it just looks that way because the hips have pushed forward to where they should be at impact. Let's stick to the OP's topic, please.

oh ok, yea I was talking about the OP topic. I too need all the tips I can get about the hands leading the club. Just wondering about the drill so I can know what it should look like at impact.

[wlkarnes]

Here is a great site that gives drills for this and a lot of really good instruction and this guy created the site all out of love for the game and not for money:
http://www.golflagtips.com/focus-on-...l-lag/#more-24