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I know if the first video of me with the 7 iron my legs really buckle and bend and the second video is of the driver more towards the end of this lesson with my uncle and it seemed to get better.


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Don't know if your uncle pointed it out to you or if you see it, but when you perform your backswing - your back foot is rolling over - moreso with the 7 iron video, but also in your driver video as well. You'll want to keep the weight on the inside edges of both feet until you are finishing your swing (after impact). This should keep you more balanced and consistent.

I do like the fact that your head stays pretty steady throughout your swing.  Should be a fun season of golf for you.

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