Comments on Grouchy Golf Blog: Supinate The Wrist: The Key to a Solid Swing

I am so glad that I found this site. This is aweso...

2010-08-19T10:57:40.549-07:00

I am so glad that I found this site. This is awesome and def some great advices here.

One advice that I received, THAT WOKED FOR ME, is to actually put 60% of your weight on your left leg (right if you are left-handed) before your backswing and downswing while maintaining your head still. This will make sure you are balancing yourself throughout the whole swing and not shifting too much weight from left to right which can cause people to hit it fat because you "hit down" too early.

I need tire looking at the Tiger Woods slow mo vid...

2006-12-06T11:51:00.000-08:00

I need tire looking at the Tiger Woods slow mo videos on the Nike website. You can learn so much by studying them.

Cheers

Andy

I try and achieve this by putting my hands ahead o...

2006-11-16T00:25:00.000-08:00

I try and achieve this by putting my hands ahead of the ball at address with my irons. This is the standard left arm and club forming a straight line. I think its important not to let the hands get too far ahead of the ball at impact however, and this is what is so difficult, doing this properly and having the strength in the wrist not to artificially jerk that left wrist out to the left.

Great site! very entertaining :-)

hi there, nice blog and idea.

2006-11-08T23:50:00.000-08:00

hi there, nice blog and idea.

Adding to Lee's comment, hit down on your irons, l...

2006-11-07T12:53:00.000-08:00

Adding to Lee's comment, hit down on your irons, leading with your left hand. It will supinate your wrist and compress the ball against the turf and it'll really fly.

hi i'm a new fan of golfing and i was woundering w...

2006-11-07T07:52:00.000-08:00

hi i'm a new fan of golfing and i was woundering wat would be a good set of clubs for a newbie like me

regards bailey

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A few years back, I was watching Lee Trevino hit a...

2006-11-06T11:25:00.000-08:00

A few years back, I was watching Lee Trevino hit a few balls before a corporate outing and he was talking and giving a little clinic at the same time. I remember him saying, "It's important that you feel like you are hitting the ball with the back of your left (leading) hand". . he was a Hogan fan and that's pure Hogan bowed left wrist supination.