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Hi all

this is my first post on here after many years of reading various topics!! :-)

So currently playing of around 9 but Recently i have been unable to produce a fade at all and have been struggling with a big draw that I would describe as more of a hook, with the ball starting off a good distance right of the target before swinging quite severely and finishing way left

i have a feeling I'm turning my right wrist over but, and my swing feels like I'm coming from really inside when I strike, see link below of video 

many help would be really appreciated :hmm::-D

 

Thanks

Curt


Posted (edited)

Welcome to TST.    We're glad you've found the forum and decided to post.   I'm not an expert and don't even play one on TV, so I'm no help with your swing.   But...Read the "How to" section and follow this thread.   If you create a member swing, it will be easier for everyone to follow and not get lost in the shuffle of the many posts.

memberswing  

 

It will be to your benefit to have a DL (down the line) and a FO (face on) video for the members to give you more detailed observations.

Again,  We're glad you've decided to share.

Edited by dennyjones

From the land of perpetual cloudiness.   I'm Denny

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