I would say try for less head sway in the back swing, possibly helped by getting more right hip turn around your body.
done1971
You roll your arms to open position in take away. Laying the club pretty flat. Put a glove under your left armpit on take away, see how that feels. Club grip is pointing a bit outside of ball. Not a lot of room to shallow from inside that way.
KyleSenateGolf
Ideally you get more pressure on the lead foot as you reach the top of the backswing. Then you get push off the ground with the lead leg and rotate. That creates space for the hands and club. No early extension. Keep in mind, shifting into the trail side first is smart, but need more pressure on the lead side on the top.
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I would say try for less head sway in the back swing, possibly helped by getting more right hip turn around your body.
You roll your arms to open position in take away. Laying the club pretty flat. Put a glove under your left armpit on take away, see how that feels. Club grip is pointing a bit outside of ball. Not a lot of room to shallow from inside that way.
Ideally you get more pressure on the lead foot as you reach the top of the backswing. Then you get push off the ground with the lead leg and rotate. That creates space for the hands and club. No early extension. Keep in mind, shifting into the trail side first is smart, but need more pressure on the lead side on the top.