You’re taking the club outside your neutral plane early in the backswing, which can make the path too steep and push the ball left. It often makes the downswing come from outside the target line, which can produce a steep path and a cut or left flight. Cue: feel the club stay closer to your body on the way back, like it’s riding along your chest. Try a tiny drill: place a small object just outside the target line and swing back so the club stays inside that line. Your tempo looks balanced, and a calmer takeaway could help you square the club at impact.
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You’re taking the club outside your neutral plane early in the backswing, which can make the path too steep and push the ball left. It often makes the downswing come from outside the target line, which can produce a steep path and a cut or left flight. Cue: feel the club stay closer to your body on the way back, like it’s riding along your chest. Try a tiny drill: place a small object just outside the target line and swing back so the club stays inside that line. Your tempo looks balanced, and a calmer takeaway could help you square the club at impact.
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Advice – you need to give much more info about what your common issues are if you want to have even a chance of getting good advice.