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this video is discussing the two big causes of the right miss so recently I've

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had a couple students kind of come in complaining about right misses especially

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off the tee and before I even look at the video before I look at the swing in

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my

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head there's a there's a checkpoint that I want to look at to see which of the

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main causes of the right miss am I struggling with and that checkpoint is

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kind of p6 or a little past delivery position or basically club parallel in

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the downswing the two big things that I want to check for are are the hands

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kind

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of out far away from the body kind of like this as opposed to being a little

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bit more deep or are they in a good position and the club face is open at

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that point so we'll we'll talk through how the two of those kind of show up the

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the first one is a subset of the getting steep early and then trying to shallow

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it out late so what happens is if it gets out that usually means that my

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upper body was dominant or at least my shoulder blades didn't say back they

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were

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a little bit early that got the club out now if I was to make an appropriate

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move

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I would come a little bit outside in and I would hit a pull so oftentimes what

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will happen is then the golfer will go into a little early extension the club

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will work down this way with very little rotation so even if the club face is

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good at this point it will come in open and this will be the one where you hit

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really big right misses typically this is the one where if you have a lot of

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speed you can hit it two fairways over so the the remedy for that is usually

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something along the keeping your back to the target or getting the hands deeper

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this is kind of the the Justin Rose practice drill does a really good job of

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helping prevent the steep early shallow late from spinning the shoulders but

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there's a second category of golfers who have the right miss and that's usually

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I'm in a pretty good spot here but then on the way through I kind of hold off I

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tend to be a little bit more stiff with the arms this this pattern often comes

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after part of the rehab of a golfer who gets a little bit steep and then they

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have to stiffen the arms on the way through but now they're in a pretty good

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position and they're just kind of holding it off a little bit or the wrist or

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steep or stiff and so then you get a little bit more tendency towards chicken

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wing or shoulder dominance down at the bottom but that stiffness in the in the

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wrist tends to hold the face open you just get more of kind of like a a soft

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gentle push where when it gets more of this steep early and then shallow late

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you'll see that the club face often goes from what looks like square or even

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closed to then getting stuck open that has a a flip look and a timing look you

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see if we if we try to mimic that it gets out and then kind of get stuck like

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that and you'll see that that one not only starts right but then curves right

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that's the big big right miss where the first one where I was just a little bit

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stiff tends to be a little bit more of like a gentle right miss now if I start

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to get more of a path outside in this can become a pull fade or a pull slice

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but if you're a better player and your swing is fairly neutral sometimes you

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get stuck in one of these patterns where you you're not feeling it that the

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club

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base is getting open and you're just hitting these right misses I would check

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this delivery position or a little past delivery position to see which of the

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two families you're in if you identify it it's usually not that hard of a fix

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you'll be able to fix it with either feeling a little bit more depth or

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feeling a little bit more supination or reduced tension kind of feeling like a

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little bit more of a release where you're actually letting it go so it's

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frustrating when you have a miss that you can't fix if you're struggling with

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the right miss refer back to this video it'll help you identify why you're

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missing it right so then let's get that out of the system and try to hit a

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little draw