Tear my swing apart...thanks

[barcagp]

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Currently working on my left wrist not breaking down

[dudewheresmypar]

I'm by no means qualified to give swing advice but I noticed you are letting go of the club with your left hand at the top. Fixing that would help a lot with consitency I would think.

[coldwthrblues]

Too far inside on the takeaway in my opinion. That's part of the reason you are so far across the target line at the top of the swing. Focus on turning behind the ball with a wider swing arc on the takeaway.

[Greens Mower]

Try making one of things Martin Kaymer uses on the range with a tennis ball on a lanyard. hold the ball between your forearms as you take it back and up to the top, it keeps your forearms facing eachother, keeps the club on plane.

I'm not a teacher and I've never been to one. But I can hit a golf ball. The best advice I have ever found to self-fix is to work on your position at the top. You're way across the line, past parallel. I used to have a similar move, almost tried to bounce the club off my shoulders/neck to start the downswing, but its terribly inconsistent.

Try to get into a good position at the top, even laid off a bit, where from that good positon on top you can just think about swinging through. Check the position on video over and over. It doesn't have to be perfect, but just the same.

[russc1597187869]

You are not loading into your right leg at the top.This makes it impossible to transition correctly
The genesis of this is too much shoulder tilt and not enough hip tilt at setup
Both your shoulders and your hips should be tilted from 5-8 degrees away from the target at setup
If this is done correctly the position of your hands should be just off of your inner left thigh with irons and a little further back with the driver.It is very obvious how far forward your hands are when setting up with the driver
These 2 video may help..Do not be afraid of using a mirror in both.The first will help you to set up with the correct shoulder and hip tilt.The second is a drill to help you load correctly going back
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