[golfbulldog]

I have been working a lot lately for below plane issue. With the right forearm tracing, it solved.

Cup left wrist at the top issue and across the line, solved with taking the grip at low point instead of mid-hands position.

With video recorded, I saw a swaying machine however, approaching to the top of the backswing, my upper body will trend to lean forward a bit. My head is directly above the ball instead of slight behind it.

I have my axis tilt at setup, I knew that my right shoulder need to be down plane with hip slide for the start down. With most of my effort made, the upper body with my head still sway forward….

Any drill to rectify this?

Hi KOC, i had/have similar problem!

I find it very hard to feel what head is doing during transition/downswing.

I discussed this in another thread

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/s...=head+movement

but in essence i built this little device




Set up so that "the ball on stick" hides the ball to be hit. Best to use your dominant eye only for this. ie. the "ball on stick" eclipses the "ball to be struck".



Any movement of your head/dominant eye away from set up is easily noticed.

I try to have impact so that i can see no "ball to be hit" or the aft quadrant only....eg.



....if you sway you see the front edge of the ball... BAD eg.



DOn't overdo this.... it can lead to hanging back on trail side... see what you think... it allows you to monitor what you do rather than tell you what to do...