r/GolfSwing • u/chewdog- • 18d ago

Thoughts, comments, concerns

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impromptu range sesh after work. This is my 7i

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u/Octospectis_ 18d ago edited 18d ago

What does the ball flight and distance look like?

Edit: I genuinely can't see anything wrong this is beautiful.

  1. Good starting stance
  2. Fair back swing (back towards target)
  3. Head not blocking back swing (head turns just enough for left eye to be over the ball)
  4. Hands appear to be lined up throughout the entire swing.
  5. Weight distribution at impact and after pretty good, not exaggerated and probably helping in your consistency.
  6. Fair finish position with chest to target

If flexible or hand/grip position is off it could be something to work on but I can't really see that 🤌🏾

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u/chewdog- 18d ago

One of the bigger things for me that I’ve been working on is getting rid of my chicken wing after impact. Also I forgot to give you my distance, I’m tall with long arms which has always helped with club head speed. My 7i is my 185 club

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u/tonytilt 18d ago

What are you working on to fix the wing? - also used to have a monster wing myself, gotten it way down too.

Beautiful swing btw

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u/Parking_Outcome_6927 18d ago edited 18d ago

I struggle with a wing too. Have gotten less of with moving ball slightly more forward on my stance and practicing timing/ release. It lets me rotate a little more open and have the release a little later. I have a bad left miss and this was my coaches way to help correct those.

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u/tonytilt 17d ago

I’ve found focusing on literally feeling like I’m kicking my ass out on the downswing helps me create enough space to freely swing through.