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Do you see any obvious swingflaws or powerleaks?

Swingplane, shoulderturn etc?

My distance w the driver could fluctuate over 50 yds from week to week.

Driver...trying here to get a bit more left-chest-shoulder connection:

http://www.bestsharing.com/f/lLQbOtX345234

Good distance but really unconsistance and i aint looking at the ball in the backswing either!

Pw from behind - down the line:

http://www.bestsharing.com/f/BBWGfX7345238

9-iron sideview:

http://www.bestsharing.com/f/ofVDS345224

Advices needed reagarding getting more clubhead speed and consistant good distance!



Thanks


Posted
Looks pretty good, and must be if your a 4.

Try to keep your weight centered in the middle of your feet throughout the swing. This will help you stay in balance. If you look at your 9-iron down the line, in your backswing your head moves toward the ball. If you don't move back in the downswing, you will lose balance and fall towards the ball, which looks what happened in one of your driver swings. This should help with consistency. Unfortunately, it's not an easy fix. Keep using video.

Joe McNulty

5SK™ Director of Instruction, Cape Cod, MA

Driver - D3 9.5

3-Wood - SQ 15

Hybrid - 17 Adams

4-PW - 714 AP2

50, 56 & 60 - Vokeys

Putter - Scotty

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Maybe its just me but too difficult to watch the video, takes too long.
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Fairway Wood-Taylor Made R7 Draw 15* Fujikara REAX Stiff
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- too much sliding (feel as though you maintain your knee flex in your back leg on the way back)
- bad balance (caused by bad setup, nothing you can really do about this except be more careful during your pre-shot routine)
- footwork is sloppy (notice how your both your left/right knee's both change knee flex in your driver swing?)
- swing plane seems a little steep (can't really tell though since you don't have a videos directly behind you)
- just swing the club (looks like you went for a little more hand/arm action during your first driver swing, second swing looks more synchronised)

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