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Adjusting Backswing and Follow Thru to Effect Ballflight

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I am sure someone has done at least an article on this or possibly it has been explained in a different way, but I was wondering if anyone has toyed with their backswing and follow thru to make a change in ballflight?

It appears that a steeper backswing (more upright) that has it finishing closer to your head than your back shoulder would promote swinging the club more out to in vs a swing plane that saw the club set down at your back shoulder.  I also think that a follow thru that is higher and saw the club enter the body more towards your head than your shoulder (dtl view) would promote a more in to out swing vs one that was lower and entered closer to your shoulder which would be a more in to out swing path.

Am I on to something here?

I suffer badly from blocked shots and struggle with getting the club too far behind my chest at the top of the backswing and conversly have a very high follow thru.  I was thinking about tweaking one of the two to try and match them (backswing and follow thru) so my swing would be more down the line if you will vs too far in to out.

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