You’re standing a bit tall at address with not enough forward tilt. That upright posture could contribute to your trail leg collapsing during the swing. Try tilting your spine forward a bit more and shift a touch of weight toward your left foot. You also aren’t hinging your wrists enough at the top, which could push the club off path. Pause halfway back to feel a right-angle between your left arm and the club, then let the wrists hinge as you start down. If you keep that posture and the wrist work consistent, you should feel more balance through impact.
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You’re standing a bit tall at address with not enough forward tilt. That upright posture could contribute to your trail leg collapsing during the swing. Try tilting your spine forward a bit more and shift a touch of weight toward your left foot. You also aren’t hinging your wrists enough at the top, which could push the club off path. Pause halfway back to feel a right-angle between your left arm and the club, then let the wrists hinge as you start down. If you keep that posture and the wrist work consistent, you should feel more balance through impact.
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