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I've been Playing Golf for 15 years, just started back up after a 5 year break. I was a 16 handicap and cannot break 100 now.
My current handicap index or average score is +30.
My typical ball flight is: average
The shot I hate or the "miss" I'm trying to reduce/eliminate is: hit off the toe and pull irons.


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Half the time I hit really well straight shots and the other half is a straight pull to the left but always seems to be solid contact. I've noticed the ball marks are always on the toe of the iron. What am I doing wrong in my swing?


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The reason you pull the ball is because you go from shallow to steep in transition. This is sending your path over the top. You kinda make up for it by standing up in the downswing. 

Shallow

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to steep

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Your club is outside your hands here, the path is steep and out to in. 

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Your head and your butt come off the wall. 

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I would work on not sending the club inward at A2. Get a swing that is more steep to shallow in transition instead of shallow to steep. This will help you create a swing path that is less out to in and help you stop yanking it left. 

As of right now you are losing your spine tilt forward because you need to create room for that steep angle. It also is a compensation to keep you from hitting fat shots. 

 

 

 

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