ibt "you're on the wrong side of the ball"

Strive to finish on the tip of your toe, not "squash the bug"

Other than that looks fine

Return of the Stack and Tilt!

Do you want to hit bombs?

1000xs better than my swing.

looks to me that was a toe ball. Probably a result of you shrugging your shoulders through impact, which also decreases club head speed.

Standing on the wrong side

Need to see the other 65 swings to make an informed decision.

Ball straight, swing good

Does it work for you? Then it's wrong.

Nice swing. Pretty closed on the way back and not sure if your hips are quite getting thru it, but overall, looks good.

Here's a full speed wedge... one of the other 65 swings

Good catch on the hips. You're right... I used to over rotate and spin out and in an attempt to rectify that issue it looks like I may have gone too far the other way. Almost looks like I'm stalling out

The torture of this game. A correction eventually becomes an over-correction, and the pendulum goes on. You described it well, and again, it's not crazy off or anything.

Not bad. I see some early extension. Also called "humping the goat". Common among better players. Your butt moves towards the ball a few inches which will lead to inconsistent strikes. The club angle at impact will be significantly steeper with the hands higher at impact than address. When you transition your weight to your lead side as you start the downswing, think of all you weight going towards your heel. That helped me tremendously. The Hogans 5 lessons mental thought of feeling like your lead hip was strapped to a wall behind you didn't work for me. It's trying to accomplish the same thing of preventing early extension though. Sometimes you have to try several different swing thoughts before you find one that works. Also, the trail elbow action seems a little odd the way it is behind your torso on the downswing. However, the lead arm through the hit looks excellent. It stays close to your body. Didn't look at a face on view. The early extension and trail elbow are probably related. The EE is causing the trail elbow to get behind you so you'll have enough room for the club to swing through.

All in all, not bad at all.

Do you still go to Neil Wilkins?

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Do you still go to Neil Wilkins?

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I thought Neil just fished.......