This is the iron swing i have seemed ti develop over the course of a year. Im aware there is a lot wrong with mechanics but can’t seem to change from this swing
by Significant_Read103
This is the iron swing i have seemed ti develop over the course of a year. Im aware there is a lot wrong with mechanics but can’t seem to change from this swing
by Significant_Read103
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Your wedge swing is most affected by the upright setup at address. That can let your spine angle slip and cause you to lift a bit, which often leads to an out-to-in path and mis-hits. Two simple tweaks: 1) tilt your upper body a bit more toward the ball at setup (about 40 degrees forward) so you stay centered through the shot; 2) let the wrists drop slightly at setup so the clubhead sits a touch higher and you start from a better angle. Your tempo is a touch slower than balanced, which can help you keep control through contact. If you practice these one change at a time, you should start feeling more solid and straighter shots.
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