Swing help

[QuigleyDU]

Ok, I kinda know what my problems are, I just don’t seem to be able to fix them looking for a little help. I would like to stay more connected in my backswing, and have a little more rotation. I have plenty of speed so that is not an issue. I know I early release, and my hands get high at impact. That causes a miss that can be a big push or a big hook at. I would love to able to play a little fade.

 

[QuigleyDU]

> @"Tremendous Slouch" said:

> Reaching and getting way too wide and disconnected with minimal depth on back swing. More inward first, with some forearm rotation, would be a good suggestion. This is a great drill, if you can hang a tennis ball from a ceiling somewhere.

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Can you explain what you mean by depth on the back swing? I would like to pretend I know what you are talking about, but I do not.

[MonteScheinblum]

Right hip and knee firing way too early. It’s forcing the pelvis up. Make your shift more down and left instead of just left.

[QuigleyDU]

> @MonteScheinblum said:

> Right hip and knee firing way too early. It’s forcing the pelvis up. Make your shift more down and left instead of just left.

 

So try to plant my right foot?

 

 

[crapula]

Right hip moves toward ball during backswing then left hip doesn't get far enough away from ball during downswing. Need to get that right hip rotating in place first.

[MonteScheinblum]

[NikeGolferTX]

Tilt the left side of your pelvis lower than the right in transition. Maintain right bend.

[QuigleyDU]

> @NikeGolferTX said:

> Tilt the left side of your pelvis lower than the right in transition. Maintain right bend.

 

Sorry, does not compute.

 

 

[QuigleyDU]

> @"Tremendous Slouch" said:

> Your wide takeaway is, from the get-go, knocking weight back onto your heels to balance out, and it will tend to come back out first. Left is current address and open, right picture is closer to where you should be, find that, with softer arms hanging more down and toward you, with shaft angled back toward zipper.....then do the drill.

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I didnt even realize, I was setting up that c0ck-eyed crooked. I guess I have to figure that out first.

[QuigleyDU]

> @"Tremendous Slouch" said:

> Your wide takeaway is, from the get-go, knocking weight back onto your heels to balance out, and it will tend to come back out first. Left is current address and open, right picture is closer to where you should be, find that, with softer arms hanging more down and toward you, with shaft angled back toward zipper.....then do the drill.

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so am I standing too far away from the ball here?