My Swing (jms5180)

[jms5180]

I've been Playing Golf for: 2 years
My current handicap index or average score is: 17.7

My typical ball flight is: slice/fade
The shot I hate or the "miss" I'm trying to reduce/eliminate is: weak slice/pull left

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[woodzie264]

Welcome TST! I am by no means an expert and rarely offer advice or recommendations, but I see you have the same issue I did initially and I'm sure @iacas would direct you to same link he did me. I've directed you to my thread post where he shares that link only so that you can also see his illustrative lines

Someone more knowledgeable than myself may override me with a more important priority piece, but this will get you started until that happens

Edited July 6, 2017 by woodzie264

[jms5180]

3 hours ago, woodzie264 said:

Welcome TST! I am by no means an expert and rarely offer advice or recommendations, but I see you have the same issue I did initially and I'm sure @iacas would direct you to same link he did me. I've directed you to my thread post where he shares that link only so that you can also see his illustrative lines

Someone more knowledgeable than myself may override me with a more important priority piece, but this will get you started until that happens

Thanks for the comment. I did notice how far laterally I was moving. I know that when I think to "load the back leg" on my backswing I have much better results. Assuming that leads to less sway. I had already played 18 and hit about 100 balls when this video was taken, so not sure if this is always my problem or one that happens when I get a bit more tired. I will try to get a video this weekend when I am fresh out there. Regardless, the wall drill mentioned in your thread seems very helpful for flexibility, form, and core strength.

Happy to hear any other comments

[chspeed]

I would start with posture and the position of the head.

See this:

 

 

 

[jms5180]

Thanks for the replies. I've been doing the shoulder turn drill and focusing on keeping from sliding away from the ball in the backswing. It's been very helpful.

I've also been working to keep from being too inside on my backswing and keeping the club closed during the backswing. Took some more videos this morning from down the line view.