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the club is laid off at the top of my swing. what causes this??? im guessing it's because of to much fore-arm rotation, but i dont know. anyone??? thanks for your help!!!

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A lot of times it's a swing plane issue.

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For me, it seems it was from taking the club outside on the takeaway and above the swing plane........the club would trace a line close to parallel to the swing plane, but it was quite a ways above it.

I'm currently working on taking the club a little more "inside, up and steeper", instead of "out, up and flat", like it used to be. Obviously this feeling of "inside, up and steeper" is my own feelings, by no means should you take that advice blindly to the course or range.

A swing video would really tell alot.

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