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Originally Posted by kskatz
How do you guys feel about the left heel coming up on the backswing? Some great players did this including Jack N. and Bobby Jones. I also have heard instructors say that if your not very flexible this is exceptable. Well, at this point I'm not very flexible and when I try to keep my left heel down and turn into the backswing I feel the muscles on my left side push me upwards then I think I try to correct this by bobbing back down... Top[ping the ball. However, If I let my left heel come up a bit the bobbing thing doesn't happen.
Is that weird? Supposedly what is the effect of letting your left heel come up a bit? 
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Sounds like you have analysed your problem with the help of video very well.
IMHO, in your case, I believe the raising of the left heel is part of the 'fluidity' of your swing and is implemental in your returning square to the centre for impact. When you 'try' to keep your heel on the ground you are curtailing the backswing and then doing things to compensate and thus losing fluidity.
If you cannot maintain a fluid swing without the heel lift then why not continue it 'if it works'.
