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I've been hitting lots of pushes and slices and my normal hot shape used to be a draw any please help and I don't know how to upload a video


You upload it to YouTube and then embed it on the forum.

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One more thing… the video is private. You have to make it public or unlisted.

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I'd work on improving this picture. Turn both feet out, will help you get more weight forward on the downswing which will help you swing out longer.

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That's a pretty nice looking swing.

Yours in earnest, Jason.
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hey guys I am just wondering why my left foot spins out on the downswing can you help me fix this?

http://youtu.be/RstdqwwE3y8e


Nice swing there, weight looks real centered with good tempo, what I see is your weight shifts to the heel of your left foot instead of the outside of it is all, probably no big deal but you may have your weight a little back on your heels is all. Try flaring your feet out a little.

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Ok I know my weight goes to the heel but I wanna know why it is and how do I fix it

I'd turn the left foot out more and not have the knee rotated inward at set-up. Give the left knee a chance to transfer forward longer so the left foot can be "planted" and not roll.

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@mvmac im not understanding about my knee rotated at setup can you please explain

Did you check out that thread I linked to?

Here's what I'm talking about. Your knees are pinched inward, you can even see how your feet are rolled inward. This will severely limit the amount your left knee can move forward on the downswing. I would recommend you turn both feet out and point the knees out, will almost feel like you're in a sumo stance when you first do it. It will give the left knee the ability to transfer forward so the left foot doesn't spin out.

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Lots of threads here and posts that can help you learn-Time to venture out of your My Swing thread young man. Talk a little golf with us old people.

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yes for sure i would love to hear everyones thoughts

As much as I hate it when people say, "you're missing the point" on internet forums, you sir, are missing the point.

Yours in earnest, Jason.
Call me Ernest, or EJ or Ernie.

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