Turning hands over after impact (driver)?

[MrElculver2424]

I can never tell if I'm turning my hands over after impact (driver). I just don't know. When I swing at full speed, I can't tell because it happens too fast. When I do my swing in slow motion, it seems like I have to "force" my hands to turn over after impact, rather than it just happening naturally. Then when I swing at full speed again, it seems like I might not be turning my hands over after impact. But like I said, I really can't tell for sure.

How much of a deal is this and what should I do?

[Kieran123]

Turning of the hands happens after impact, so it has no effect on the ball flight

I wouldn't worry about it too much

[Open-Faced Club Sandwedge]

If your hands aren't turning over after impact, then unless you have an extremely strong grip, you would be leaving the club-face open through impact.  So you'd know because you'd be hitting push-fades.

Or, stated with different emphasis: focus on what the ball is doing, and don't worry about anything that is or isn't happening after impact unless you're seeing evidence of something going wrong before impact (the part that effects what the ball does).

-Andrew

[senorchipotle]

what does it matter what happens after you hit the ball?

[just hit it]

Originally Posted by senorchipotle

what does it matter what happens after you hit the ball?

After you hit the ball, nothing matters, all the damage is done.  However, because the swing is fast, the position of your hands, body, etc. after impact is an indicator of where they were or what they were doing during impact.  That is why it matters!

[deronsizemore]

Really shouldn't be a conscious effort to roll the hands over.