Have been struggling w a couple of things, mainly timing and hand path.
Found this the other day and tried it. I'm hitting the ball as well as I ever have in my life (not a super high bar).

Seems like it has helped with maintaining angles a little bit as well.

Also, the instructor in the vid isn't terribly hard on the eyes, either

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C9CuLuWO1u_/?igsh=MXhzY2Q3cDB1YXhucg==

No,

But early extension is the swing killer #1. O'le, **** the cow, Elvis... different ways to describe early extension.

It's the golf's #1 enemy.

Must not early extend.

Early extension is my number one swing killer. Usually stays dormant but when I shank the ball it's always the reason. Typically from too long of a back swing and getting stuck on the way down or sometimes as easy as just too much weight in my toes at address. Pretty easy to fix and usually caused by your setup or backswing.

Looks like I'm in better position at impact and rotating lower body more to target than "spinning".

Impact before:



Impact after:



Seriously, I could not BELIEVE how solid this ball was hit. (Yes I know face is still open, one thing at a time)

I have done this drill. It's not in my normal rotation, but it does fix the two things that really hurt my swing.

Overswinging (stopping when arms contact stick)

and

Hands first transition (compared to shoulders)

If I maintain a good swing length, and transition well, I very rarely hit a truly bad shot. From there, you have to do something REALLY wrong to mess things up.

lazuras_dc said:

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Seeing her, I'd have a problem with early extension too

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Not the extension that would be the problem more so the early release.

Grace Charis always have a couple of good pointers.

At least I've heard she has an only fans. I'm a godly boy and would never subject myself to such smut