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  4. I tend to have a (V) shaped swing which means I come down on the ball
    sharply .
    Based on this I keep my ball position in the same place makes it easier.
    The pro tried to change my swing to a (U) shaped swing and move the ball as
    per club length found it confusing ?

  6. Thanks guys I love all your videos .I have lately been having a tough time
    with lower irons .I’m very accurate from 8 iron through Pitch .but startin
    with 7 and lower each club gets a little worse .I can hit my 7 sometimes 6
    a little less and so on .Its very frustrating any Idea what I might be
    doing?again thanks for all the videos and keep them coming I’m a big fan.?

  7. I noticed that Patrick Ray played a 3 wood with a narrow stance and hit the
    ball a mile. The 3 wood usually calls for a wider stance. What’s your
    thoughts on why he setup with a narrow stance. Thanks?

  8. I hate you… and that perfect swing… if only ball position could do that
    for me
    hahaha?

  9. good information as a beginner golfer i tend to move around and setup wrong
    and end up topping or dribbling the ball.now i have a starting point in
    which i can work on my swing?

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  13. i too have that problem of never ending up on my front foot. i’m sure its
    the cause of most my problems. now and then i get it right and it feels so
    very right when you’ve swung the club.

  15. A outside to inside swing path leads to the divot pointing left and a left
    to right ball flight. There’s a myriad of reasons a golfer might have this.
    One thing that a lot of people do is that they stand too far from the ball.
    That causes you to slouch which makes your swing steeper. Stand a little
    closer and it’ll make you stand more upright which will shallow out your
    swing. You may start topping balls a lot after making this adjustment. You
    just have to try to swing through the ball.

  16. A outside to inside swing path leads to the divot pointing left and a left
    to right ball flight. There’s a myriad of reasons a golfer might have this.
    One thing that a lot of people do is that they stand too far from the ball.
    That causes you to slouch which makes your swing steeper. Stand a little
    closer and it’ll make you stand more upright which will shallow out your
    swing. You may start topping balls a lot after making this adjustment. You
    just have to try to swing through the ball.

  17. I tend to push a lot of my irons to the right (I’m right handed), and my
    divots a lot of the time tend to be aimed slightly left of my target. Any
    advice?

  18. Hopefully that helps but it may expose other things in your swing. Once you
    get that inside to outside swing path, you may start pushing your ball
    straight to the right. That’s a different thing all on it’s own. It’s
    always a developing process. The golf swing has so many variables.

  19. Thanks for the response. I do not know how to check either. I’ve been
    thinking of filming myself at the range but have yet to do so. I know that
    sometimes I fail to finish on my front side, probably from my years of
    playing baseball. If you could give me some insight on how to check my club
    face and swing plane I’d greatly appreciate it.

  20. Hi Scott, If your divot is left and your ball is going right then the club
    face is open to your path at impact. It sounds like it is more of a club
    face problem. I would firstly check your club face and swing plane in the
    backswing. Do you know how to check them both?

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