It looks great man. So many good things happening. Great position at the top, great clearing of those hips. Arms come down nicely instead of out, face looks good… great swing!
The only thing that jumps out is that you’re falling forward toward the ball a bit. Could make it hard to hit the center of the face consistently and could leak a bit of power. You actually have to come out of your finish to catch yourself with the trail foot at the end there.
Try focusing on putting pressure into your trail heel on the backswing. You should feel it be a little tighter on the back of your trail thigh and hip because you’ll load and stretch that a bit more. Then on the downswing, instead of planting on the whole lead foot, feel like you’re planting on the heel of that lead foot. It’s ok if you feel like you’re falling backwards a little, because the club swinging will keep you in balance. You’ll finish on that lead heel and be balanced.
Buckys_Butt_Buddy
It looks like you are turning too early which is causing your club path to be out-to-in. It’s what’s causing your pulls, snap hooks, and slices. Unfortunately I don’t have any tips to fix it, but I would definitely start there
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It looks great man. So many good things happening. Great position at the top, great clearing of those hips. Arms come down nicely instead of out, face looks good… great swing!
The only thing that jumps out is that you’re falling forward toward the ball a bit. Could make it hard to hit the center of the face consistently and could leak a bit of power. You actually have to come out of your finish to catch yourself with the trail foot at the end there.
Try focusing on putting pressure into your trail heel on the backswing. You should feel it be a little tighter on the back of your trail thigh and hip because you’ll load and stretch that a bit more. Then on the downswing, instead of planting on the whole lead foot, feel like you’re planting on the heel of that lead foot. It’s ok if you feel like you’re falling backwards a little, because the club swinging will keep you in balance. You’ll finish on that lead heel and be balanced.
It looks like you are turning too early which is causing your club path to be out-to-in. It’s what’s causing your pulls, snap hooks, and slices. Unfortunately I don’t have any tips to fix it, but I would definitely start there