[TripleH68]

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1st method is a big LOL.

2nd is much better in simple terms.

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On another note, it is really annoying that everytime I go back for a lesson I have to get a different instructor who entirely contradicts the last guy and sets my swing back rather than helping.

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That sounds very frustrating. Sounds like you haven't yet found a teacher who feels truly confident about his/her abilities.

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Years ago a friend of mine had a couple lessons from a Michigan PGA pro. Scott was a 15 handicap who hit the ball a long way. They discussed grip pressure and the position of his wrist bones through the shot, etc. etc. Scott wound up hitting these mammoth hooks and was really frustrated with his game.

A few weeks later the pro played in the Michigan PGA Championship and shot 98 in the first round! LOLOL. [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img].

We still laugh about this today.