Take a video from the side? That’s looking pretty solid, you might need a bit of a finer adjustment.
I’ve been struggling with a pull draw for a while, spent some time at the range and I needed a bit more shoulder tilt at setup. Plus a stiffer and heavier shaft.
Existing-Ad4933
Same bro lemme kno if you figure this one out. Lol
heliumointment
rolling the wrists inside, causes an over-scoop through the ball
solution: logo on your glove points to target on the takeaway (right now your logo instantly rolls toward the ground)
Jolly-Major-5578
Could be the camera angle but your right shoulder is on top of your left at address. It’s a recipe for starting the ball left.
Useful-Tie414
Go frame by frame and watch the button on your hat.
It moves away from the ball about 6″. The problem is your upper body goes with it naturally, and then you are on your heels. Then you stay there. So now, your otherwise good swing planes are going to be inside the target line.
You’re athletic enough to sense it so you extend towards the ball with your arms, try to save the timing with your release and end up with the club traveling inside (good) but club face is slightly closed (bad) and release induces left spin.
Work on starting getting the feeling of being more weight neutral (toe to heel) and staying there, or when you do lose balance, it’s into the ball not away from the ball. (I didn’t watch your rotation too much because if you start messing with rotation without your lower body work solid, you’ll start missing on both sides and get confused)
This will allow you to keep the club in front of you and connected, instead of rounding over and reaching in the downswing.
Another thing you can try is to hit a bunch of high blocks. You probably can’t, but by trying to hit them, your body will become aware of the feel difference. Do this as an exercise, not as a final solution
Socal_brownie
Great momentum but Your club path is off the club should not be that flat throughout your swing, your takeaway is on the inside which is causing you to overly close the face at impact. So when you started prob struggled with slice so your body made a flatter arc to fix the slice and now your suffering from Pull/hooks. Happens alot 😂, happened to me too 😂
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Take a video from the side? That’s looking pretty solid, you might need a bit of a finer adjustment.
I’ve been struggling with a pull draw for a while, spent some time at the range and I needed a bit more shoulder tilt at setup. Plus a stiffer and heavier shaft.
Same bro lemme kno if you figure this one out. Lol
rolling the wrists inside, causes an over-scoop through the ball
solution: logo on your glove points to target on the takeaway (right now your logo instantly rolls toward the ground)
Could be the camera angle but your right shoulder is on top of your left at address. It’s a recipe for starting the ball left.
Go frame by frame and watch the button on your hat.
It moves away from the ball about 6″. The problem is your upper body goes with it naturally, and then you are on your heels. Then you stay there. So now, your otherwise good swing planes are going to be inside the target line.
You’re athletic enough to sense it so you extend towards the ball with your arms, try to save the timing with your release and end up with the club traveling inside (good) but club face is slightly closed (bad) and release induces left spin.
Work on starting getting the feeling of being more weight neutral (toe to heel) and staying there, or when you do lose balance, it’s into the ball not away from the ball. (I didn’t watch your rotation too much because if you start messing with rotation without your lower body work solid, you’ll start missing on both sides and get confused)
This will allow you to keep the club in front of you and connected, instead of rounding over and reaching in the downswing.
Another thing you can try is to hit a bunch of high blocks. You probably can’t, but by trying to hit them, your body will become aware of the feel difference. Do this as an exercise, not as a final solution
Great momentum but Your club path is off the club should not be that flat throughout your swing, your takeaway is on the inside which is causing you to overly close the face at impact. So when you started prob struggled with slice so your body made a flatter arc to fix the slice and now your suffering from Pull/hooks. Happens alot 😂, happened to me too 😂
https://preview.redd.it/dkf627tyx7ld1.jpeg?width=576&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c6c41a060229e77d8764c8235bd07559e5f9f3d5
This is what your take away should look like. Good luck 👍