See here how your hips are basically in the same position as when you started. They should be rotated closed here, and then fire through and around to impact.
Sourkraute
You look like you transferred weight into your right side when you start your swing. My guess is you arent starting your downswing properly but I would want someone more skilled at teaching golf to assess your swing properly. If this was in a fitting session shame on the fitter for not mentioning lessons. If this was in a lesson and youe coach isn’t trying to fix your little hop I would maybe see a new coach.
geekMD69
1) you seem to be keeping your weight forward on your front leg the entire time. I think that should be the first thing you address. Weight shift back and forward and the timing of that with your swing.
Your shoulder turn seems pretty decent, hip turn is pretty small. I think the “hop” may improve on its own with some practice on that with 3/4 swings.
D-Train0000
You have zero hip turn leading the hands. Think like a pitcher. The momentum will not stop so it can only go up.
This is from a worse casting move you had years ago and the hop is engrained now.
Turn the hips as if it feels like you will pull the shit out of it. The hands lag behind as if they will hit it a mile right. A loose grip and a throwing motion like skipping stones of bowling brings it all back.
We release the club out in front of our hips. The hips should be a good 45°-65°ish open at impact so you release at the target. Your hips are virtually square at impact. The lift is the only way to release it from here. It’s the same as swinging flat footed.
This is always from an early release OTT move and lift to not drive the early release into the ground. You’ve cleaned up the early release a tad though.
yiddoboy
Yeah, don’t do it.
Larrylegend033
I’d get a lesson. You don’t want to be jumping. Maybe tryna kill the ball?
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Reasonable_Sky4277
One swing thought you may try that helped me. Right now, I believe you are throwing the club head at the ball. Think of throwing it at the target instead. May help you hold the angles and release later.
DaydreamingOfSleep10
Widen your stance, bend your knees, use your hips to rotate thru the downswing and hit DOWN on the back of the ball. The club is designed to project the ball into the air on impact but you are mentally (and because of that you are physically) trying to lift the ball into the air. Do not try to scoop the ball, the lowest point of your downswing should be an inch or two past where the ball lies.
Weep4Thee
Ur scooping, but that’s like 5th or 6th on the list of things that need to be addressed. Seek professional help.
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Are you trying to jump for some reason? It seems to me your entire swing is upper body so im guessing you dont hit it super far
You are swinging with just your arms.
Instead, we want to rotate the entire upper body and hips around the spine to make the swing.
https://preview.redd.it/ja0avce52sug1.png?width=960&format=png&auto=webp&s=b4c15de0a02e3e38f489c1bd93899ce0b1d43b71
See here how your hips are basically in the same position as when you started. They should be rotated closed here, and then fire through and around to impact.
You look like you transferred weight into your right side when you start your swing. My guess is you arent starting your downswing properly but I would want someone more skilled at teaching golf to assess your swing properly.
If this was in a fitting session shame on the fitter for not mentioning lessons. If this was in a lesson and youe coach isn’t trying to fix your little hop I would maybe see a new coach.
1) you seem to be keeping your weight forward on your front leg the entire time. I think that should be the first thing you address. Weight shift back and forward and the timing of that with your swing.
Your shoulder turn seems pretty decent, hip turn is pretty small. I think the “hop” may improve on its own with some practice on that with 3/4 swings.
You have zero hip turn leading the hands. Think like a pitcher. The momentum will not stop so it can only go up.
This is from a worse casting move you had years ago and the hop is engrained now.
Turn the hips as if it feels like you will pull the shit out of it. The hands lag behind as if they will hit it a mile right. A loose grip and a throwing motion like skipping stones of bowling brings it all back.
We release the club out in front of our hips. The hips should be a good 45°-65°ish open at impact so you release at the target. Your hips are virtually square at impact. The lift is the only way to release it from here. It’s the same as swinging flat footed.
This is always from an early release OTT move and lift to not drive the early release into the ground. You’ve cleaned up the early release a tad though.
Yeah, don’t do it.
I’d get a lesson. You don’t want to be jumping. Maybe tryna kill the ball?
One swing thought you may try that helped me. Right now, I believe you are throwing the club head at the ball. Think of throwing it at the target instead. May help you hold the angles and release later.
Widen your stance, bend your knees, use your hips to rotate thru the downswing and hit DOWN on the back of the ball. The club is designed to project the ball into the air on impact but you are mentally (and because of that you are physically) trying to lift the ball into the air. Do not try to scoop the ball, the lowest point of your downswing should be an inch or two past where the ball lies.
Ur scooping, but that’s like 5th or 6th on the list of things that need to be addressed. Seek professional help.
Stop it, maybe…