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Shawn, I have a burning question comingnout of my brief practice session today. I’ve been working on a strong grip and noticed that if I roll my left wrist a little shut at address—just a hair—to turn the club face shut, I hit the center of the face and smash the ball. Without that small adjustment I still hit well, but not as compressed. It also makes it easier to take the club away on the path I want, given my intermediate point and target. Am I just imagining this, or should I be rolling the wrist to close the face? Maybe it’s something slightly unique about my anatomy that makes it a necessary adjustment? Thanks again for everything.
Could very well be something with your anatomy! Good call there! What matters is that you feel you can compress that ball into that flight plan!