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Originally Posted by hbendillo
It is a little hard to tell but you look like you have a very strong grip. The left hand for sure, not so sure about the right but it looks strong too. On the behind shot, it seemed to me you are bringing the club way inside at first with a very flat swing plane. This puts your left arm plane well below the shoulder plane at first but the left arm plane then ends up at the top well above the shoulder plane. On the driver video your clubface looks very closed at the top. The bottom line is that I think it is a swing with a lot of movement of hands, wrists and arms that could make timing difficult. I wouldn't know where to start for advice. What is your ball flight like? Do you have a lot of slices, hooks, duck hooks, gentle fades, draws? I see you are attempting to get your back straight in your set up but the stance overall didn't seem comfortable. Your contact with the ball seemed alright though.
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First of all let me thank you for taking some time and commenting. As for my ball flight, with my long irons(4,5) They go really straight but not very high. As my club gets shorter the more I seem to pull the ball and get more air under the ball. With my driver I tend to have a slight fade or push to the right. I don't get the ball very high at all with my driver. I think that is do to it having a 9 degree loft. I really try to just swing with my hips and just let my arms follow through. But I do have a habbit of cocking my wrist just before contact. You're right about me trying very hard to keep my back straight. I think that is because when I first started golfing I had a very slouch type of stance with my shoulders and head down. As for my grip I hold the club with only my fingers and not the palm of my hand, is this considered a strong grip? Do you have any recomendations of exercises or drills to help out my swing plane? I do think that is my biggest problem.