Your rightward spin could be coming from an outside-to-inside downswing path, which makes the club drop steep and knock the ball to the right. You also move your backswing toward the target, which can set that outside path. Tip 1: feel the downswing dropping inside and turning through, like you’re swinging more along the target line. Tip 2: keep your upper body from drifting toward the target in the backswing-imagine your chest staying over the ball. Your tempo reads a bit quick, so slow the backswing a touch to help you stay on plane.
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Your rightward spin could be coming from an outside-to-inside downswing path, which makes the club drop steep and knock the ball to the right. You also move your backswing toward the target, which can set that outside path. Tip 1: feel the downswing dropping inside and turning through, like you’re swinging more along the target line. Tip 2: keep your upper body from drifting toward the target in the backswing-imagine your chest staying over the ball. Your tempo reads a bit quick, so slow the backswing a touch to help you stay on plane.
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