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You’re dealing with two main issues in your swing: early extension in the spine and occasional heel shanks. Early extension refers to your spine angle straightening up during the downswing, which can create unnecessary space and influence how your arms and hands behave through impact. This often happens as a compensatory move to square up […]

Right now, your trail foot’s position is causing an inside-to-out swing path, which along with a closed face through strike, results in a low, hooky ball flight. My two-fold advice: Firstly, square your trail foot relative to the target. This will help your club follow a more upright path, reducing the inside-to-out nature of your

The grip is quite strong, causing a closed club face bias. The blocks likely stem from your reverse pivot and cupped left wrist, which inadvertently open the face. The real issue, however, isn’t your setup but rather the heel impact. This gives the illusion of a closed face, when in fact it’s more like a

Lesson 172 – Wrist Hinge