bobmac
Major Champion
Nice maybe but not as important as what is happening at impact.
Don't get hooked up on trying to create the perfect swing just so it looks right.
If I were you I'd check my grip and swingpath and leave the rest alone
Video Golf Swing - too Long and Across the Line
- Thread starter String22
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Nice maybe but not as important as what is happening at impact.
Don't get hooked up on trying to create the perfect swing just so it looks right.
If I were you I'd check my grip and swingpath and leave the rest alone
String22
Hacker
Ok changing impact is a difficult thing to do directly as it happens so fast, I'm more inclined to think about changing things on the backswing and setup to create a better impact as a result. Any ideas for that? Am I early extending?
Grips good, I've got a training grip with grooves that I constantly check my grip with. Also trying to work on a more in to out path.
bobmac
Major Champion
A push fade can be caused by an out to in swing path with a open clubface to that path and possibly the target
Your pull will probably be caused by an out to in swingpath with the face square to that path.
Hence the reason I suggested you check your swing path and your grip
Your backswing WILL NOT cause a pull/push fade
String22
Hacker
Yep thanks, working on an in to out path now. Do you think I suffer from early extension?
bobmac
Major Champion
There is a slight movement but not enough to worry about as far as priorities are concerned.
String22
Hacker
So top priority should be swing path?
I thought an out to in path with face open would be a slice where the ball starts left, where as my ball starts right and fades.
bobmac
Major Champion
The ball starts roughly where the clubface is pointing at impact and the out to in swing path puts the slice spin on the ball so it will start right then fade
