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It almost looks to me as if you are standing too far away from the ball as well. If you're moving in towards the ball at impact, you're stretching too far to the ball in my opinion. However, I am sure one of the gentlemen with 5SK will be more than happy to steer you in the right direction.

Yeah cheers spyder. I just read this could be a cause. It's funny because I've been trying out standing further away to give myself more room. Golf is always a game of opposites lol

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I'm steering away from giving too much swing advice here from now on, but I do want to recommend taking a look at the evolvr program. They'll give you the priority piece for you to work on. You've been wondering about what you should specifically work on for a while now, and evolvr can lessen some of that stress. I think you'll like it. Free tips can really only take you so far, u know? Evolvr is a more than fair price.

And a lot of us on here are in the program.

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I'm steering away from giving too much swing advice here from now on, but I do want to recommend taking a look at the evolvr program. They'll give you the priority piece for you to work on. You've been wondering about what you should specifically work on for a while now, and evolvr can lessen some of that stress. I think you'll like it. Free tips can really only take you so far, u know? Evolvr is a more than fair price.  And a lot of us on here are in the program.  [URL=http://evolvr.thegolfevolution.com]http://evolvr.thegolfevolution.com[/URL]

Thanks JetFan I will take a look.

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