Really good action overall and great rotation. Biggest thing is on the takeaway your left rest kind of collapses and turns into what’s called a cupped wrist. Try to bow the left wrist, should help with keeping the club face square at impact. Also on the takeaway try to keep the club head in front of your hands to limit taking away to the inside. Keep going my guy, good stuff!
BrandoCarlton
Put a towel in your right armpit and keep it there throughout the swing.
SCSteveAutism
Little bit of casting
TheTurdFerguson6
Club head comes back way too far
Reffitt86
Definitely one of the better looking swings I’ve seen on here! Great setup, rotation, positions, etc. The one thing I noticed is that during your takeaway, the clubhead is starting to get a bit open as you’re talking it to the top. Now, that’s not a deal breaker as long as you’re squaring it at impact, but the less you need to manipulate the club during the swing, the better. Little things like that just help so much with consistency.
33Dreamer33
Thank you for putting it in slow motion and showing the ball flight. Most ppl asking for advice don’t do that. Nice swing but you can get a little more compression by hitting down a little more. Aim for a spot 1.5” in front of the ball on the ground to hit. That would be like taking a divot.
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More distance will always help
Really good action overall and great rotation. Biggest thing is on the takeaway your left rest kind of collapses and turns into what’s called a cupped wrist. Try to bow the left wrist, should help with keeping the club face square at impact. Also on the takeaway try to keep the club head in front of your hands to limit taking away to the inside. Keep going my guy, good stuff!
Put a towel in your right armpit and keep it there throughout the swing.
Little bit of casting
Club head comes back way too far
Definitely one of the better looking swings I’ve seen on here! Great setup, rotation, positions, etc. The one thing I noticed is that during your takeaway, the clubhead is starting to get a bit open as you’re talking it to the top. Now, that’s not a deal breaker as long as you’re squaring it at impact, but the less you need to manipulate the club during the swing, the better. Little things like that just help so much with consistency.
Thank you for putting it in slow motion and showing the ball flight. Most ppl asking for advice don’t do that. Nice swing but you can get a little more compression by hitting down a little more. Aim for a spot 1.5” in front of the ball on the ground to hit. That would be like taking a divot.