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Very interesting
i'm left handed but golf right and i have found the same left hip action to work for me.
I don’t think this is right, I think it is more of a turn (and dip) into the trail hip socket, so the trail leg is internally rotated in its hip socket. I say this because if you look at Hogan his trail knee stays pointing forward, rather than rotating back as yours does, you look more like a ‘stack and tilter’. And if you look at Knudson (a similar/copy swing) he even has his trail knee kicked in and it stays pointing forward even though he gets a lot of hip turn. From this internally rotated position Hogans downswing would be initiated with a massive external rotation force, which is why he had the extra spike in his trail shoe.