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Stirl is unhinged to solve your flip roll. So if you are tending to look more like this

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at impact and you've been told that you flip the club over or you roll those forms too much,

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I've got news for you. Yes, that might be happening, you may feel it, but that's not what's causing

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that look. The thing that's causing that look is going to be this lack of unhinged. So basically what's

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happening is down through impact, already if we set up here, I get to a place right along like this,

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and then as I will unhing but then very close to when I reach impact, I will start re-hinging

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very quickly. So basically I'm unhinging and then re-hinging quickly. And that re-hinging through impact

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like so, tends to close the club base or make it more point to the left. The problem is it's usually

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accompanied by this trail shoulder working more into internal rotation and so it tends to get

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create this very narrow look in the follow-through like this and people will be told what I flip

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the club. Well, if I unhinged, then it would kind of look more like that and now if I kept my

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body rotating, it no longer looks like that flip roll. So the piece of the release that I found is the

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easiest to change that look on video, ultimately shallow out the contact and help eliminate the big

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left shot would be making sure that the club stays unhinged longer into the follow-through.

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If you do that, what will tend to happen is you will hit shots way off to the right until you learn

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how to let the forums rotate to help rotate the face to the shaft as a method of closing the face

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instead of using more of changing the whole path to close the face. So from the downline, it won't

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look quite as dramatic but what you'll tend to see is that through the ball you can see the re-hinged

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there as opposed to what we would want to see would it be a little bit more of that unhinged

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all the way through until the end of the release. The other piece that you can look at is the

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orientation of my upper body. If my upper body is staying pointed straight down at the ground,

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then my hands are going to have to pass my body much quicker than if I have continued rotation

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inside bend, it will be much easier for my hands to elevate or move up the plane without having

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to break down the risk. So that will tend to give the look on video of a little bit more extension

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where if I stay flexed forward to get to that same point, you'll see that the way to the

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club will naturally cause my arms to want to re-hinge. So if you have the look of more of this narrow

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flip, what I would say is that it's usually this lack of unhinged late and lack of that body

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proper pivot through the ball that's actually causing the look not so much that you're rolling the

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forums. In fact, in the most cases you actually have to feel like you roll the forums more to get from

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that position to that position.