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Anybody have any drills to help keep my hands further inside. When I slow down video of tour guys' swings I can see that there is very little seperation between their body and their hands at contact. I can see that I have a gap of daylight between my body and hands. Trying to figure out how to correct that.

Swing video update

I appreciate the help. I found the Merry Go Round drill on the TPI website which is perfect for me. Spent the last twenty years of my life trying to have square level shoulders in baseball.

I've been Playing Golf for: Just Started My current handicap index or average score is: N/A My typical ball flight is: Too high with my driver The shot I hate or the "miss" I'm trying to reduce/eliminate is: To much loft on my driver/Slice I need tips on drills/practice to help keep my hands inside. I know I cast my hands at the top of my downswing which causes me to slow my shoulder/hip rotation which forces me to be entirely neutral at the point of contact. This leads to inconsistency in my swing, especially with my driver. I was a college baseball player so unfortunately I've been able to made adjustments to get the correct trajectory and still hit the ball straight but its not terribly consistent. In the video I hit a low flight range ball fairly straight on a good trajectory about 260 yards with an old R5 Driver. Most people would tell me to be happy with that but I know I am leaving a lot of yards in the tank. Any tips/ideas would be greatly appreciated. Videos: http://youtu.be/f4H18xnhz18

I've been Playing Golf for: Just Started My current handicap index or average score is: Unknown My typical ball flight is: Varies The shot I hate or the "miss" I'm trying to reduce/eliminate is: Too much spin from a down angle swing/Slice I need tips on drills/practice to help keep my hands inside. I know I cast my hands at the top of my downswing which causes me to slow my shoulder/hip rotation which forces me to be entirely neutral at the point of contact. This leads to inconsistency in my swing, especially with my driver. I was a college baseball player so unfortunately I've been able to made adjustments to get the correct trajectory and still hit the ball straight but its not terribly consistent. In the video I hit a low flight range ball fairly straight on a good trajectory about 260 yards with an old R5 Driver. Most people would tell me to be happy with that but I know I am leaving a lot of yards in the tank. Any tips/ideas would be greatly appreciated. Videos: