Tips to stop a flip?

[GolfBear]

You're talking about two things here.

After I read your post I thought about it a little more and I agree completely. After a couple of slow motion swings it's evident that I really don't move or rotate my wrists much at all. The only team a rotation becomes evident is waist high on the follow through when they finally start to roll over. It's a bit stunning actually because if you had asked me I would have bet you my set of clubs that I roll my wrists. On further examination.....I don't :)

[keiko]

Here's a drill for that: on the downswing, try pointing the butt end of the club down the ball target line, this will force you to keep the arms straighter and hit with lag.
Flipping is the big brother of the chicken wing and the scoop.

[gspjeb]

I had a flip early on and what finally helped me to get rid of it was floating the set of my wrists to the transition to the downswing. Basically I set my wrists by shifting weight and starting my turn...worked like a charm for me. pivot set the wrists.

[delav]

Sorry don't have the money to shell out on a camera.

Don't you know a new camera stops a flip?

Seriously, read this thread http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/...impact-drills/

[Hoselrockets]

read through this drill this will give you some great thoughts on how to stop the flip.

http://thesandtrap.com/forum/threads...t=flying+wedge

good luck as its the hardest thing in golf to stop doing.