My son Jim has an underturn/overturn swing. That means his hips underturn in the backswing and overturn during the follow-through, which causes a left-to-right ball flight. His hands are so close to his body at address, the club has nowhere to go but up in the backswing. That causes his "loop," since he has to drop the club on plane during the downswing and turn his hips quickly in the follow-through to get the club past his body.
—Mike Furyk
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