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Without the wrist graphs, you won't see a lot of items in 3D that guarantee a flip release. The forward lunge of the upper body with the driver can certainly relate to the flip, but it's not so much that it would guarantee it. Bending the arms is one way to move the path more left. He's on the lower end of thoracic rotation at impact, so perhaps the flip/roll is the main way he's able to get the fade path he wants. There are a couple complementary moves that appear to be happening, so I would let stats point me to what interventions need to be made. Does he not hit his wedges consistently close enough? How does the scoop manifest into his game? Low point, face control, trajectory? That information helps prioritize The attached picture shows: Not fully straight arms (especially right) Trail arm internal rotation and abduction Lead arm shoulder external rotation more than supination Faster rate of lead arm radial deviation Body very much on top of the lower body (low axis tilt) Club already passed the body (lower rotation numbers, higher arm activity If you decide to change the release, one or all of those items might have to be addressed. That's a discussion for his primary coach to see if it's worth the gamble. Good luck!

+David A I agree it's a release issue, and the body position change would be apart of the plan. But as I listed above, I would be prepared for facing each of those potential issues. If you want to post a wedge swing, we can dig into it a little more.