Good extension of the arms throughout the whole swing. I can see all your power is coming from your legs and hip turn. I don't know but from this angle it looks like your leaning over just a tad bit too much? and you should swing just a slightly faster. try and create less weight shift (sometimes you do too much). Instead try compressing into the ground by squatting a little bit like rory and tiger do. check out my channel and help me improve my swing
tough camera angle, but it dose look like you've got too much spine angle, so you've got to stand up to create the space to put the club through...ball's too far back too which will have similar effect. Ball up, stand up, go down after it. I'll be wanting my 10% now!
had the exact same problem with my swing getting on my toes Me and my instructor figured out i was bent over too much. Put the club straight out infront of you then place it down ull feel more upright causing no getting on ur toes.
i think it all happens because of that hip movement you do at the begginning of the swing. Everything else is fine, you are using properly the large muscles of your back to take the club back
Try to feel like your left hip really rotates behind in the swing. I've been having trouble getting out over my toes and feeling "cramped" and this has really helped me get out of my own way coming into impact.
thats a beautiful swing you got there...i like the closed stance. just wondering though, does a stance like that, with an open back foot, ever give you alignment issues? off-target shots(pulls, hooks, etc)?
My whole stance isn't closed to the target line--I think the way I'm standing on the mat just makes it look that way but I do have the tendency to close my left foot down a little which makes me feel closed at setup. And yes, it leads to a lot of off-line shots, esp. with the driver. My biggest miss is a pull hook but I am working hard at it. Thanks for the comment!
From the video it appears you are comfortable with your left foot a bit closed and your right foot open. With a closed or square left foot there is no where to go but up. Point that left toe out and see if you can clear without the need to jam up into the air. Best of luck.
Thanks for the comment. It does make sense to flare out my left toe at least a little. I went through a period where I was really fundamental in everything but old habits creep back in and I am getting pretty cramped at impact in these videos. I'll take ur advice next time I'm on the range.
Lush golf swing mate! Keep that good work up! A good tip to keep your foot down a little longer is to do a few swings without lifting your foot up. Then do a couple of swings with only 25% foot action etc
Good extension of the arms throughout the whole swing. I can see all your power is coming from your legs and hip turn. I don't know but from this angle it looks like your leaning over just a tad bit too much? and you should swing just a slightly faster. try and create less weight shift (sometimes you do too much). Instead try compressing into the ground by squatting a little bit like rory and tiger do. check out my channel and help me improve my swing
shgmltjd 2 months ago
After hitting a good shot try twirling your club more.(it males you look better)
BIueMax 1 year ago
tough camera angle, but it dose look like you've got too much spine angle, so you've got to stand up to create the space to put the club through...ball's too far back too which will have similar effect. Ball up, stand up, go down after it. I'll be wanting my 10% now!
TheDistilledMan 1 year ago
had the exact same problem with my swing getting on my toes Me and my instructor figured out i was bent over too much. Put the club straight out infront of you then place it down ull feel more upright causing no getting on ur toes.
MityMitch 1 year ago
i think it all happens because of that hip movement you do at the begginning of the swing. Everything else is fine, you are using properly the large muscles of your back to take the club back
muraalf93 2 years ago
Try to feel like your left hip really rotates behind in the swing. I've been having trouble getting out over my toes and feeling "cramped" and this has really helped me get out of my own way coming into impact.
DRChesler 2 years ago
thats a beautiful swing you got there...i like the closed stance. just wondering though, does a stance like that, with an open back foot, ever give you alignment issues? off-target shots(pulls, hooks, etc)?
bigjoe223 3 years ago
My whole stance isn't closed to the target line--I think the way I'm standing on the mat just makes it look that way but I do have the tendency to close my left foot down a little which makes me feel closed at setup. And yes, it leads to a lot of off-line shots, esp. with the driver. My biggest miss is a pull hook but I am working hard at it. Thanks for the comment!
vaulter88 3 years ago
From the video it appears you are comfortable with your left foot a bit closed and your right foot open. With a closed or square left foot there is no where to go but up. Point that left toe out and see if you can clear without the need to jam up into the air. Best of luck.
tourimpactgolf 3 years ago
Thanks for the comment. It does make sense to flare out my left toe at least a little. I went through a period where I was really fundamental in everything but old habits creep back in and I am getting pretty cramped at impact in these videos. I'll take ur advice next time I'm on the range.
vaulter88 3 years ago
Lush golf swing mate! Keep that good work up! A good tip to keep your foot down a little longer is to do a few swings without lifting your foot up. Then do a couple of swings with only 25% foot action etc
Check out my swing!
Sam
SamB4699 3 years ago