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Update to my post. With the flatter swing, I am hitting straighter and farther (avg 260-270) and had my best score ever (par 72!). Flattening the backswing still feels awkward but is the only I get square at contact. The bonus is it creates more shoulder turn for people with tender backs...which increases swing speed.

I finally figured it out for my swing. A few friends have tried it with some success. In my case, I do two things this year I didn't do when I consistently sliced/faded all my golfing life. 1. Left wrist flatter by very weak left grip 2. Right elbow in close to body thruout swing I now hit over 270 (with sldr with draw biase) fairly often and almost never fade. Btw, same for all my irons and I consistently hit greens from up to 170 yds (need some improvement with 5 iron to be consistent from 180-190 yds). I am 69 years old and loving golf again. I would enjoy hearing if these techniques work for you.