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I just took a video of my swing, and I notice that my right foot is too high from the ground at impact. This might be the cause of my misses being more right than left...

I've seen players like Kenny Perry at impact and his foot is almost flat at the point of contact with the ball....

I tried to not lift my right foot as early, making it lift later, and it just felt really weird. I just need advise or even a drill if anyone has any to help my right foot release later in my swing. Thanks.

In my Bag-

Driver: 909 d3 Matrix Ozik XCON 6 stiff
3 wood: 906 f4 Graphite Design YS-6+
Irons: r7 tp Dynamic Gold S300Wedges: vokey spin milled Putter: tei3 newport 2


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I am currently working on this too. In my case it causes a push or contact on the inside. I was doing it subconsciously until I watched a video of myself and discovered my whole right foot and right knee were popping up.

I am drilling full swings without lifting my right heel at all to cure this. It feels like a stretch on the left hip and hamstrings.

eventually i will bring the heel up again after impact.

I am immediately feeling more power at impact though.

I would check out this link.

http://www.golf.com/golf/instruction...565203,00.html

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particularly this page:

Thanks, that makes sence. It still feels really weird when I do that

In my Bag-

Driver: 909 d3 Matrix Ozik XCON 6 stiff
3 wood: 906 f4 Graphite Design YS-6+
Irons: r7 tp Dynamic Gold S300Wedges: vokey spin milled Putter: tei3 newport 2


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