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Date Posted: 18:58:13 07/08/00 Sat
Author: Peter
Subject: Re: Supination through impact
In reply to: Chazman 's message, "Re: High shots" on 18:17:31 07/08/00 Sat

> I tired a few practice swings in the house making sure
> that my left wrist supinated on the backswing (which I
> wasn't doing before)

The key is to make sure you are supinated (hands ahead of club head) through impact. That's when you get the benefits Hogan mentioned.

Keeping the wrist flat or supinated through the (backswing and then the) downswing I feel will give more speed as well but Hogan did not mention that.

Peter

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