Fast Hands?

[bkoguy07]

I had 2 pro's at the range say I had extremely "Fast Hands" and asked if I played baseball or hockey. I'm just curious what this means, is this implying I'm over swinging (which I do sometimes gotten a lot better now though). I've heard I have fast hips too but I think I was turning quick through the ball thus causing some of my draws. Just wanting some clarification on what they were saying.

[TourSpoon]

It is probably more of a comment on your ability to square the club quickly through hand/eye coordination...more so than a classic golf swing which relies more on technique and quieter hand action.

[acegolfer]

IMHO, "fast hands" is a politically correct term for "handsy swing." But I'm not a pro.

[kafka01]

I had 2 pro's at the range say I had extremely "Fast Hands" and asked if I played baseball or hockey. I'm just curious what this means, is this implying I'm over swinging (which I do sometimes gotten a lot better now though). I've heard I have fast hips too but I think I was turning quick through the ball thus causing some of my draws. Just wanting some clarification on what they were saying.

Overswinging would be normally happening on top and hands mostly come into action before/at impact, be it active OR passiv. So my guess is they were talking about impact, but why didnt you just ask them? Those guys are criticizing but not giving you any advice? Hmm..

IMHO, "fast hands" is a politically correct term for "handsy swing." But I'm not a pro.

I think what you are referring to is more that kind of swing with not so much lower body but a lot of upper body / arms action. Thats different from being "handsy" imo, since you can do a lot of "handsy" things before/during and after impact - most of them are not good.