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I have been working on Rotary Swing now for a couple of months with some.

I have been working on Rotary Swing now for a couple of months with some success however, I find a lot of the lessons to be contradictory. Like snapping your wrists in one video and keeping the clubface square as long as possible in another to trying to hit the ball with the back side of the club (club being wide open to the extreme) and in another to have GDP position with the club slightly closed throughout the backswing and downswing. So I would appreciate some clarification on these two points. Thanks!

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Sounds like you may be bouncing between lead and trail side pattern golf swings. GDP the club will be slightly toed in. You want the club to have supination in the downswing for shallow. Shallow, GDP then allow the wrists to snap for ultimate power. You do have the option to hold it squarer for longer if you are trying to ensure accuracy and control trajectory. But, for the effortless juice you have to let the club release.
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