I posted a couple weeks ago and got a lot of good insight, still got a lot to work on but how we looking fam? Also it’s a foam ball so that’s why I’m okay being aimed directly at a stone wall lol
by SpyderVeins
I posted a couple weeks ago and got a lot of good insight, still got a lot to work on but how we looking fam? Also it’s a foam ball so that’s why I’m okay being aimed directly at a stone wall lol
by SpyderVeins
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Nice update-foam balls are great for practicing and staying safe. The main thing here is the club drops from outside and comes across the ball on the way down, which can cause a slice. One simple cue: start the downswing by turning your chest and let your hands drop closer to your body so the club travels inside first. Tempo looks balanced, so keep that steady feel as you train the inside path.
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Shallow the club more from p4 to p5. Looks like ball is starting left. Swing more toward first base
Youre aimg left by the end. Your knees are rotating back and to the left just as much as your hips and shoulders. Center yourself a bit more and start working at one at a time until you can start to combine them. And that probably cant happen swinging a larger iron. Start with the pw and take it easy. Will help build a longer distance on your wedges too
Looks like you’ve lost your ball.
I have a similar swing and realized I’ve can casting bad causing a steep down swing