The golfer must uncoil with connection and arrive at impact with a supinated left wrist. Once the golfer has coiled up and made the fluid, unhurried transition, it is now time to uncoil that dynamic energy through the ball. This is mostly a reflexive action and really dependent upon the quality of the setup and coil, but there are a few things to note. First, the club should be traveling down along the shallower plane established during the transition. Second, the hips and shoulders should be squaring up to the ball.
Impact happens in a split second and is the pure essence of the swing.
A close examination of all the great strikers of the golf ball will show a very similar, if not near identical position at impact. Some argue this was Ben Hogan s secret and you should make it yours. The hips should be open in relation to the target and the shoulders should be square to the toe line. The right side is beginning to unleash all the stored energy through the ball. The hands should be ahead of the ball with the angle created by the right wrist and shaft effectively delofting the clubface and producing a quality, descending strike.