[brianmontgomery2000]

I think I have three versions of "flip"

1) standard flip where I have the wrong image that I'm swinging around my spine -- I slow my hands and the club head passes them.

2) right hand gets confused and pushes the club head through versus pushing PP #1. Do this one and you can hit it fat, hit it thin, darn near miss it! This one usually happens with the driver. I swear I can hit like a top spin forehand with a driver with this flip.

3) This last one is my real nemesis now. I'm not even sure if "flip" is the right term, but the club head passes my hands. I don't know if this is "running out of right arm". Here is what happens. I manage to screw up either my hip action (no slide) or not get my right should down the plane (maybe more like over the top). I'm trying to push, but, well, there's no way to hit the ball without flipping the club head into it versus driving through it. I lose about 10 yards on the shot, it's usually toed, and moves with hook/draw action. Playable, but no where near the compression I'm capable of...

So, I'll be dragging my wet mop all winter and be looking to "do well with dowels" to combat the evil flip. Basic motion for a few months is bound to help, too.