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I've been Playing Golf for: Combined time maybe 2 years

My current handicap index or average score is: 10

My typical ball flight is: high fade

The shot I hate or the "miss" I'm trying to reduce/eliminate is: hooking my drive


Videos :

https://youtu.be/bXIynmPeApM

https://youtu.be/I1AatHZGmAs

Say something credible and I will fix it. Thanks for your help

I will continue to post more, with better angles

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I've been Playing Golf for: Combined time maybe 2 years My current handicap index or average score is: 10 My typical ball flight is: high fade The shot I hate or the "miss" I'm trying to reduce/eliminate is: hooking my drive [rule] Videos : [URL=https://youtu.be/bXIynmPeApM]https://youtu.be/bXIynmPeApM[/URL] [URL=https://youtu.be/I1AatHZGmAs]https://youtu.be/I1AatHZGmAs[/URL] Say something credible and I will fix it. Thanks for your help I will continue to post more, with better angles

The 45 degree face on, and the butt view down the line are not easy for analysis.

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okay thanks for the info! Ill do my best to make it better next time! thank you

These guidelines should give you a better idea of how to film your swing

http://thesandtrap.com/b/playing_tips/filming_your_swing

-Rich

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From the thread above, your lower back "S-curve" posture looks like the left (bad example, exaggerated) more than the right (good example). Perhaps see what elements from the Golf Posture thread link above you can take onboard.

Also, at impact, it doesn't appear that your hips or shoulders are open to the target line very much. You can search here for threads on the best impact positions, and find where your hips/shoulders should be.

The angles on these videos are not ideal though, so you won't get the top instructors here really analyzing much. If you get some better vids up, you might gather more useful stuff. Good luck! (I'm mostly a hacker, so take my suggestions with grain of salt. You just seemed itching to get some feedback, so I pointed you in a direction to start with: posture).

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Agree with @RandallT , fix that posture. Going to save your back and make some of the pivot stuff easier, especially with getting more open, standing up less on the downswing (where the hooks are coming from).

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@zackgolfreno please make sure to keep all your swing stuff in this thread, updated videos, swing progress, notes, etc.

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Posture looks a lot better.

Would like to see the pivot "carry" the arms during the backswing. Your hands work away from you early in the takeaway and that rolls the forearms, leads the club to load shallow on the backswing and then you have to "steepen" it on the downswing.

Note the amount of space between your upper left arm and your chest and the club position compared to the right pic. Don't lose that connection on the takeaway, maintaining it will help the arms work with the pivot.

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