Lesson #2

Here's a down-the-line view of your swing before the lesson today. As we discussed throughout the lesson I noticed your setup was favoring your right side which increased your knee bend which in turn make your hips and shoulders a little open to your target. Downswing is still looking good. We can see you keep the club pretty on plane and it should stay that way as long as you keep doing your right arm towel drill and favor more body rotation over throwing the arms and hands. (click on photo for closer view)

From Face-On we can see the setup favoring the right side which makes it harder to get the low point of your swing in front of the ball. We also still see some cupping/flipping of the wrist at impact which stems from not enough body/hip rotation. This wrist condition will produce thin and fat shots day in and day out. In the final frame your hips aren't rotated as much as I'd like and your left leg staying flexed is part of the reason for this. The more that leg straightens and pushes up from the ground, the more your hips will open up. (click on photo for closer view)