LynnBlakeGolf Forums - View Single Post - pics of wrist impact position--anti roll? Thread: pics of wrist impact position--anti roll? View Single Post #39 06-09-2007, 06:55 PM hot chilli Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 3 Originally Posted by 6bmike Swivel it! You are executing your hinge action to the vertical wall instead of the horizontal floor. The wrist needs to be vertical, or perpendicular to the corresponding plane. A Horizontal Hinge (complete with roll and swivel ) is vertical- 90 degrees- to the ground. Your vertical hinge is vertical or perpendicular- 90 degrees to a vertical wall. Trace a straight plane line and be ready to roll along it through impact. Swivel finished. Nice swing. Just practice a Horizontal Hinge. Ok, I understand thanks to Yoda, A Lesson with Yoda - Collin Neeman Chapter 4 - LBG Lesson - Total Motion Made it clear what you mean A Horizontal Hinge (complete with roll and swivel ) is vertical- 90 degrees- to the ground. Well almost because I'll have to practice. I still have a feeling it's a clubface problem which is too "closed" at the top all the way so if I'll fix the clubface like Bagger Lance said ( thanks) with a weaker left grip, I'll have to roll my left wrist - Horizontal hinge. __________________ Luck is only the residue of effort hot chilli View Public Profile Send a private message to hot chilli Find all posts by hot chilli