HarryVardon09

I would be surprised if Dustin Johnson is not leading by 2 at the end of the day. I'm a Tiger fan so of course I hope he goes low at Pebble today but I would be alright if he sneaks into the top 10 before the day's up. I hope Phil plays well also.

My problem with taking the club back inside stems from initiating with my wrists. My left wrist ROLLS over and flips the club inside, then drags it the top, and flips it back into the proper position. I'm going to try some of these aids and hit a lot of balls. When taking slow swings with a mirror I see that attempting to shake hands with my right hand as I turn back helps get the club in the right plane. I've studied the swing and movements almost obsessively over the last few years and when I'm taking swings in front of the mirror I am very pleased with what I see... However; when I take this to the course my old habits creep up on me like demons. Hopefully I can conquer this problematic move before tournament season kicks in late spring.

Thank you. I'll give those a try. I watched a great video on another thread just now on the flatness of the left hand that I also enjoyed-

1. Qualify for the State Amateur 2. Groove my Swing for longevity 3. Be a positive influence on everyone

I've got a problem that has been wearing me out for 6 years now. No matter what improvements I make to my Golf Swing I can't fix this one problem. On my takeaway, my hands lay off and the club starts out on an inside plane. I proceed to continue on this severely flat plane with a broken left wrist until I reach the parallel point, then my wrist bends back to normal and fixes the club position. From there my downswing is normal, but I still fall back sometimes on my back foot. (That's a whole other, more fixable problem.) But what should I do about the layed off wrist? I just want to take the club straight back as I should and as I always do when practicing in front of a mirror. For some reason its a bad habit, and no matter how much I think I've fixed it, it always happens in my backswing without me knowing it. Is my problem in how I start my swing? Perhaps I should practice only using my body to rotate? Although when I think I've starting minimizing my arm/wrist usage it still seems to happen in my backswing... Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!!!

I'm not new to forums but I am new to golf forums, Im a lover of the game. I hope to fit in well here.