You have a disconnected takeaway that leads to a lifted left arm at P2/P3. Somehow you mostly correct that in the downswing.
Weep4Thee
Ur close to having a good swing. Work on getting some rotation and firming up the back and shoulders
ChaseTrades
I see a lot of unnecessary wrist rotation in take away and wrist hinge near back of the backswing. The bottom of the club head shouldn’t be pointing directly towards your target at the top of your swing. I think the wrist hinge is enabling you to do this
1. Notice how the second you move club from address, you rotate your hands clockwise. Immediate open club face. Work on just moving the club up with the lead shoulder, club should match spine angle right as hands are outside trail leg. 2. Tip 1 may reduce how far back you are going. I would suggest you try to not bend that right elbow as much. It’s almost as if the excessive elbow bend is allowing you to really go back with the bottom of club pointing at target. Don’t use that extra bend as leverage to get further back. Less is more.
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Why two gloves?
All arms.
You have a disconnected takeaway that leads to a lifted left arm at P2/P3. Somehow you mostly correct that in the downswing.
Ur close to having a good swing. Work on getting some rotation and firming up the back and shoulders
I see a lot of unnecessary wrist rotation in take away and wrist hinge near back of the backswing. The bottom of the club head shouldn’t be pointing directly towards your target at the top of your swing. I think the wrist hinge is enabling you to do this
1. Notice how the second you move club from address, you rotate your hands clockwise. Immediate open club face. Work on just moving the club up with the lead shoulder, club should match spine angle right as hands are outside trail leg.
2. Tip 1 may reduce how far back you are going. I would suggest you try to not bend that right elbow as much. It’s almost as if the excessive elbow bend is allowing you to really go back with the bottom of club pointing at target. Don’t use that extra bend as leverage to get further back. Less is more.
Focus on your takeaway and a lot will follow.
Can you repeat it and hit the middle?