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I'm just looking for general critique here. I know there is something wrong but I need an objective view to see it.


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I no expert here but it looks like you have too big of a back swing and on your follow through your hands are too high. Maybe opening the club face a little early on the back swing. I hope this helps maybe someone with a little more knowledge will chim in.

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rotate your top hand anticlockwise 10 deg. its too strong a position

work on hitting the ball with body turn, not your arms....

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rotate your top hand anticlockwise 10 deg. its too strong a position

Shooter,

I'm not sure what you mean regarding the top hand. Is it the right hand or left, also, rotate at top of swing or at address. Thanks
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I agree with points from both responses above...on the camera angle from the back, you can see that your club goes slightly past parallel at the top of your back swing (you can see the club head peak out from behind your head). If you shorten up your back swing a little you will be able to stay on plane through the downswing. Also on the rear view camera angle, you can see as your hands follow through the ball, your hips are still square. This means that your hands/club/arms are ahead of your hips (stop the video at 10 sec for visual). So Shooters suggestion of working on body turn is correct. Your hips need to start the swing and your hands and arms will follow and that will create more power without having to swing noticeably harder. Hope this helps!

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Is a help, thank you. I could use help on how to get hips turning ahead of my arms.
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