Low flying shotS and high loft

[horsegoer]

Mike some are some main reasons for hitting a low flying line drive or worm burner shot when you don't mean to? Also, whatare few top factors that contribute to loft. I notice when I hinge my wrists more the ball goes higher. Thanks alot

[Michael Jacobs]

Mike some are some main reasons for hitting a low flying line drive or worm burner shot when you don't mean to? Also, whatare few top factors that contribute to loft. I notice when I hinge my wrists more the ball goes higher. Thanks alot

Horse,

That is a broad question that includes a lot of variables. I did cover the subject of 'loft' on a golf club in an article I wrote for Flightscope. You can access it here: http://www.nygolfworld.com/forum/f9/...-part-2-a-998/

Line drive shots and ground ball shots are an indication that the bottom edge of the club is striking the ball, I would take some practice time to study what your golf club is looking like at the point of contact.

As for your question on the wrists effecting the height of the shot, sounds to me that the movement you are making is having an opening or closing effect on the club face.

These are the assumptions we can make based on the info you provided, fill us in your progress