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Hi all, here is my stack and tilt swing based on my understanding of it. I really enjoy the videos as well as the book. Every so often with the driver I'll have a low duck hook miss, can be frustrating, but overall I think I'm on the right track. My irons have never been better, and I will never go back to my old swing (shifting weight to the right). I look forward to your comments. Thanks!




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Well I can tell you the reason you snap hook it occasionally due to your grip being very strong, Ive no idea on stack and tilt so I cant really comment

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  Clubspent91 said:
Well I can tell you the reason you snap hook it occasionally due to your grip being very strong, Ive no idea on stack and tilt so I cant really comment

Meaning my left wrist is turned in too much, correct? I did notice that.


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Your stance looks really closed with your back foot being way too far inside. Would also contribute to "snap hooking."

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try getting a new vid from the DTL view but right on your toe line. its hard to see the depth of your hands and the position of the club from the angle that its at.

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