Tell me everything wrong with this swing

A little bit of sway. Coming forward on your right toe instead of transitioning on the side of your foot as you shift weight. Think like a pitching coming off the rubber.

Disclaimer: I'm not a teacher. I could very well be wrong. But if you miss on the heel sometimes, this could be why. It's the same thing I get in trouble doing.

I have a fairly flat swing as well. Nothing wrong with a flat swing.

The first thing I noticed was you look pretty rigid at address and looks like you're reaching for the ball. This might just be the camera angle though.

Idk


It was a par

I wouldn't worry about backswing at all right now, not your primary issue here.

Your downswing is all upper body. Just before impact your arms are scrunched up cause you've got no room to swing. Ideally, your hips should be about 25* more open at impact than they are, this will pull your left shoulder back so your left arm is straighter.

Your upper body is flat in the backswing. You need to get more side bend(this requires using your obliques and will probably feel weird at first), this will allow you to turn on the spot, get the club and your shoulders more vertical in the backswing and stop your sway.

But like I said, I'd get the lower body movement down first because it'll make working on the upper body much easier.

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It looked pretty good to me. What's your handicap and how long have you been playing?

Inside and flat with no hip turn which is why the legs sway. I know the feeling, your a good enough athlete to make it work but you misses are fricking miserable when your timing is off. A stick on the hip to stop the sway and one in the ground to stop that club from coming inside on take away.

Need to see a DTL, that actually doesn't look bad.

If I had to guess you're very laid off at the top.

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That's what I've been saying since day one. But, since it's ME SAYING IT, IT"S bullshite & AUTOMATICALLY DOWN VOTED.

Thank you sir. Unfortunately one of the charter members of my fan club balanced it out with a down vote.

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Coming forward on your right toe instead of transitioning on the side of your foot as you shift weight.

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Extremely hard to be this specific with that video. In any case, you do not want to transition to the "side" of your lead foot. I want to be more centered more toward the heel.