damnitdave

my guess would be your left arm isn't working down enough

don't know if this is the true answer but with the higher lofted clubs it reduces the chances of side spin to the ball... hence why its easier to hit the higher lofter clubs straighter.... tried a 13 degree ping before and all my shots were like moon shots... only way to bring it down is to deloft the club.... so if u add loft to a 13 degree driver it can turn into like a 5 wood

For me i have a routine every time even if i hit a bad shot or not. I usually take 2 deep breaths... don't really believe in practice swing... i usually set up behind the ball to confirm alignments... then i set up to the ball.... look up to see the shot i wanna hit then let her rip..... there has been to many times ive set up to the ball pissed and i hit a shot 10 times worse than my last one

i have been working on this... i try to do like sergio... keeping the arms straight from start of backswing to the finish

What i have been told with the left knee is that it works 2 inches towards the toes, and two inches back

for those having success with this swing does it seem like to you the ball stays in the air forever... made some drastic changes in the backswing and down swing..... use to bend the right elbow to much on the backswing so i feel like it straight for awhile... also been monitoring the loading of #4 trying to keep it in the 45 degree angle range... and to keep it simple on the downswing i think push.. straight.. tuck.... i've gained distance on the irons... hopefully the new ballflight isnt a bad thing...

not enough linear motion on your downstroke.... i would work on feeling like the right foot is planted while you move your hips forward

for me i feel like im extending my chest... but for me i don't stand up enuff on the backswing... im currently working on not turning on the backswing.... i just need to mix in the tilting left and extending my right side

for i've been on working on my knee action, i tend to move my hips laterally and straighten the knee prematurely....... i use the stack and tilt swing so for me i move my left knee laterally which gets weight on the front foot, and slightly opens up my hips at impact without my shoulders spinning out of control

don't know about other people using the swing pattern but for me i try to make it a fluid motion..... i use to goto the top pause a little bit and then do it and it caused some problems for me..... you have to blend the accumulator release with your weight shift. So you wanna feel as your hips are moving forward, you will be pulling down with your left arm and straightning the right arm without the shoulders spinning out. Make sure your keeping pressure in the last 3 fingers of the left hand, pressure of the pad under your right thumb pushing on the left thumb, and pressure in the right trigger finger.

your going to need to release the #4 and #1 if the left arms stays on the chest to long it will create to much tilt to the right...... also i was told to prevent the hips opening up to soon try to keep the trailing leg straight a little longer while pushing the hips forward.... this also will give room for #4 to come down