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When using the driver I can get myself a straight to draw filght ( Along with 30 - 40 extra yards ) if I really concentrate on getting the wrists to roll roll over through impact. Problem is getting this movement ingrained into my swing. Any one got any drill to help make this possible?

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I would recommend you don't, as it will never be consistent. If you have to roll the wrists to square up the clubface, you are opening it in the backswing. It works, but require very good timing, which can be difficult to be consistent with.

Here is a thread on the subject: http://thesandtrap.com/forum/threads...re-up-clubface ...

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When using the driver I can get myself a straight to draw filght ( Along with 30 - 40 extra yards ) if I really concentrate on getting the wrists to roll roll over through impact. Problem is getting this movement ingrained into my swing. Any one got any drill to help make this possible?

I would recommend you don't think about "rolling" your wrists. A much simpler thought might be to backhand the ball to the target.

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