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Originally Posted by iacas

Look, I think you should find someone you trust nearby and take lessons in person. Teaching by showing you a few pictures and typing some things up while I'm trying to watch House at the same time is not the best method. ;-)

You overflex your right arm. Fix your setup a little and feel like your right arm stays straight the entire backswing, like it never bends at all. Film that and get back to us. Odds are you'll be surprised at how much it bends and you'll have to keep doing it more and more.



Just going to add a feel to what Erik has said about straight arms, make sure the elbows don't separate.  If the elbows stay close to the way they were at address, arms can't lift off the body and the right arm will be straighter.

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Agree with erik on the address position with the ankle flexion, something to consider for the caddy view.

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Originally Posted by mvmac

Agree with erik on the address position with the ankle flexion, something to consider for the caddy view.



Thanks ill try some swings in my living room with this. But in my defense I do have kind of bow legs :-)

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