Trying to not come from the inside.

My path is like 6 degrees from the inside. My perception of my path feels out to in and I'm really focused here on a out to in feel. Trying to drag the handle way left is the main feel. My perception of my intended line is the middle of the screen but cannot hit the center. Just right of center and I'm really trying to hit the center here. Generally speaking I'm not terrible but cant make that next step. I just want to hit it straighter then work shots off that swing. I've developed a 2 way miss. Block draw and a pull hook. I've just tried to hit push fades all year and could get around the course fine. Just a bandaid fix but not my natural game. I dont want to have to try and fade it just to keep it in play.

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I suffer from the same issues. Your shoulder turn looks on plane going back. Consider not pushing the club out so much with your hands on the takeaway and let your arms follow your great shoulder turn until hip height, then lift your arms straight up. The club will feel a little laid off at the top, but that's good- your shaft won't re-route behind you so much.

As a transition or practice thought, feel like your arms fall more in front of you while your left shoulder stays down longer while feeling like your right foot stays down longer (even into impact). At the same time, feel like the weight is going into your front heel . Coming down, you tend to "rock" your left shoulder up as your first move, which can get the club falling behind you and make you early extend a little (you may be hitting some shots off the heel). Instead, you want to feel like your left shoulder is down and your arms are "wide" and in front of you.. Placing an object between you and the ball will help with this, too. It'll feel like you're coming over the top, but you won't be. Also, check your ball position and make sure that it is not too far back, which will exacerbate a lot of these issues. Keep it off your left ear as a rule.

Another good practice idea is to hit half-speed shots with the ball off your left foot, or even outside it. This will force all of the above to happen.

Your goal is to try and get your path 1-2 degrees out-to-in on half-speed swings with the ball and hit little mini-pulls or gentle pull-fades. Eventually, when you hit a full-speed shot, you'll find that your path decreases to 2-3 degrees in-out, which is ideal. If you find yourself hitting push-fades or slight pushes, then you need to work on the face and either check your grip or practice "hooding" the club a little at P6 so you can go back to hitting the draw.

Hope that this helps!

Thanks for than man.

Stand closer to the ball and you won’t come from the inside as much. A bit far away from it