how to get more outward with the right shoulder?

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my right shoulder has the downward part but not the outward any drills to work on this?

[SavvySwede]

my right shoulder has the downward part but not the outward any drills to work on this?

Could you be a little more specific because your meaning is not entirely clear? I'm assuming you play right handed?

[Mr. Desmond]

my right shoulder has the downward part but not the outward any drills to work on this?

Is your path too much in to out?

Without knowing more, try visualizing before your swing.

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right handed, and I hit pretty much only hit pushes and the occasional draw

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irons have nothing on them.

[SavvySwede]

right handed, and I hit pretty much only hit pushes and the occasional draw

Sounds like a minor face angle issue. I doubt the pushes could be that bad if you anywhere around +3.6

[cupslam]

playing a push with the irons that's about a club shorter than normal is weird. My short game is great so I get away with missing greens.

[Ernest Jones]

my right shoulder has the downward part but not the outward any drills to work on this?

I'm no pro, and obviously haven't seen your swing, but I'd try to feel very horizontal in the DS. That's death to a lot of golfers but in your case you have so much down already that feeling the complete opposite will probably help you change the picture. If it ends up being too much just scale back.

[Mr. Desmond]

I don't want to say much to a +3.6 other than look at ball position.

[mvmac]

Without seeing your swing I'd take a look at how your hands/arms are working on the downswing. As the right arm straightens the hands work down and OUT. The shoulder will follow as a result.

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Early extension as well

[mvmac]

Check this out. Also when you post pics just put them all in one post.

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Sorry new at this thanks

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