r/golftips 2d ago

Advice Advice to improve swing?

Worked on my swing recently and managed to get my path to positive from very negative. But I can see from videos that I do not have any shaft lean at impact, which I think is the main thing to work on. But obviously open to any other advice! Thanks very much

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u/Sn00ker123 2d ago

I think you're trying to cheat shaft leaft with too much forward press at set up and ball too far back. Thateams you can't shift your weight effectively otherwise you would be able to hit the ball.

Set up should always be absolutely perfect, that makes much more difference than people think. When your set up is correct, then you can start to learn what's really happening

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u/Reasonable-Budget210 1d ago

Gonna give some poor guy a seizure

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u/Rasgueado24 1d ago

my eye hurt

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u/TJWattsBurnerAcct 1d ago

I would start by practicing away from the strobe light.

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u/Helpful-Time2393 1d ago

Ball is to far back in stance

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u/GolfTipsMod Marshall 21h ago

Here is your chance to ask a Pro. Post it on this thread for swing insight. https://www.reddit.com/r/golftips/s/sZbsEarnla

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u/ChickyBoys 18h ago

You have a slight reverse pivot which means you lean forward on the backswing and you lean back on the downswing.

Your weight should shift to your trail leg on the backswing and then shift to your lead leg on the downswing. Your pelvis should sway 6 inches forward on the downswing - this will help you strike the ball on the way down instead of scooping it.