[robmurf]

First, don't try to figure out Ted Fort - it's a dark world there and very disturbing things happen! Leave it alone!

You need to find out why you have to flip- one purpose of the flip is to close the clubface - so those things that "open" the clubface are "flip enablers". The face on right hand swing- your clubface is really open to the mat line at impact fix. Watch out for the "flip enablers" - open face, weak grip, closed stance, etc. etc. Easy right? Whoa! why are you sliding back into those things after you initially made the change I talked about? Oh! you can't count on the new changes - you're more comfortable with the flip enablers and that pattern - those changes didn't immediately give you the same consistency- gotcha! Plus that strange feel- that can't be right - "I mean I must be looking really non-golf like in my motion right?"

Bucket- He says he is not a prolific poster - yet he's posted three times- please advise.

Thanks for taking time to look at my swing, I'll check out that open position at impact fix. I THINK my big habit is to stand waaay closed with a closed face, I have no idea why i've worked myself into this position... I guess if i time it okay i can hit 'okay' shots that sort of pull draw, not proper golf shots though, I can be pretty accurate but my distance is terrible.

Not too sure I understand what you mean by "flip enablers", my closed stance is one of them you say, can you elaborate at all?

Thanks
Rob