All thoughts appreciated.

ManBearPig98 · July 12, 2015

Any suggestions are welcome. My miss these days is a smother hook with the driver.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2t6Gu0MvLxg

Chris

skagns · July 12, 2015

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[*]Bit less knee flex
[*]Align your shoulders with your feet. Shoulders are lined up to the left right now
[*]Hands seem quite left (on top of my left thigh) at address. Have the handle slightly more right.
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Some quick changes that might improve your swing

Reasonability · July 13, 2015

MPG,

This may seem like ten brands of picky and in no way is that the intent.

What we are seeing is a sort-of down the line and a sort-of face on. Its a really odd angle for me personally to offer very much from. If you have the time and would care to - a more straight on FO and more true DTL would really help out. You would be amazed how when you see this angle in isolation what you think is happening and then as the swing progresses you realize what you thought was a possible issue isn't due to the way you finish the swing.

One or two quick things that definitely becomes evident... your hip turn is incredibly quiet back and through. That's a really stock-still lower body until post impact. Your shoulders are aligned well left of the rest of the setup (hips and feet)....and the somewhat frozen lower body in the backswing leaves your arm-flow and shoulder turn forced to throw the hands a little bit at the ball. If your hip opened a little back and a lot more through the hands could more passively unhinge from the wrists and that clubface would remain much more squared up for a little bit longer through the strike. AND your right foot wouldn't slip back and away from the toe line as it prepares to find some way to help get your right side rolling through the shot.

Its still and all not an ugly swing motion - just appears (from this angle) to be marked by a little bit of wide stanced squat at address and a very inactive lower body. Your call on putting up a true face-on and down-the-line view.

Best to you out there.

ManBearPig98 · July 18, 2015

http://www.youtube.com/attribution_link?a=rgl7WHR-B_U&u=/watch%3Fv%3DC1n8NDZ_duI%26feature%3Dem-upload_owner

ManBearPig98 · July 18, 2015

This might http://youtu.be/C1n8NDZ_duI

http://youtu.be/5lCFqOw9dvw

skagns · July 19, 2015

As you get in to impact, your left foot is on its toes. Having your weight on your toes will cause early extension so high handle at impact, movement towards the ball, and steep angle of attack. You want your weight on the down swing to transfer from your right side to your left heel/left side of your foot, not the toes.

Also, check out this video to help you stop coming down so steep. [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sUC4rKEMDk"]https://www.youtube....h?v=2sUC4rKEMDk[/url]

Your set up looks a bit better but could use couple more adjustments. Face on view, it looks like the ball could be further left towards your left heel. Not sure if it's the camera angle but it looks like the ball position is couple inchies right of your left heel (your point of view).