Suffering from an inside swing

[Virtualconcats]

Hi Guys

I'm really frustrated with not being able to improve on my swing. My issue is that I keep taking the club inside. Plus I believe it limits me on my back swing as you can see I can't take it back. I think I am as low as I can go (index 11.5) and without drastic changes I won't be able to improve.

 

Things I suffer: hit behind the ball, inconsistent contact, push to the right. Thanks for the help.

 

https://photos.app.goo.gl/yoMGtZzqHzozvsMK7

 

[Moomitch]

What I would suggest is to think and focus on your swing plane, and how all of the parts of your body can facilitate getting on that plane. Right now it looks like your arms are locked in with your shoulder and hip turn. You want them to work together, but still have some separation of movement.

 

Beyond just adjusting the mindset, you put a ball directly behind the club at set up, and then try to push that ball straight backwards on your takeaway. I would do this while maintaining the shoulder turn so you can feel that separation.

 

Let me know if this helps.

[Scottbox]

I wish you had a DTL. But looks like flat shoulder and hip planes. Practice with a club on your shoulder and "point" the butt of the club at a ball about a foot past the ball you want to hit. Also, keep your hip to from turning too much towards the target so early. This causes a reverse pivot. You will point your butt towards the target, but a touch later. Also practice brushing your right thigh with the butt of the club as you go back. You'll feel like the club isn't rotating at all. These are great to look at:

 

**Hip/Shoulder turn:**

**Takeaway:**

[Virtualconcats]

Thank you guys.. I was away from Golfwrx for a while and found these great responses!

I still suffer from an inside/deep takeaway, however, if I force myself to take the club outside on the takeaway I found it helps me. Similarly the butt of the club does feel like it's almost going to brush against the right thing.