Tyler F's posts

+Michael P Thanks for participating. Definitely can use some release work since most of your comments relate to your arms. Two comments to help clarify.

1 - your last point about weight shift,
In the second picture, you see that most of your body…

+Jules C Wise words. I only hate things that directly influence efficiency as well.

Quick clarification - Delivery position is about P5.5, not p6.

With that p6 check point, either the hands aren't enough in front (trail shoulder action) or the b…

+Dan M Thanks for participating. Those are a couple of good ones!
1 - Hands toward the ball and steepening comes from too much left shoulder blade retraction or lead shoulder protraction combined with a leftward rotation of the forearms or shoulders…

+John C You mention my background, which makes these questions much more challenging than they seem on surface. One phrase I like, "posture is a relationship, not a position". So the right posture can look different on different bodies. The key is g…

+Andrew H I agree with Jules on this one. I actually prefer your right leg movement compared to Adams. The left foot indicates a slight compensation for the left hip, but I don't think yours is excessive (like a Jordan Spieth).

But I am curious, w…

+Gregory D Yes, I don't think anyone thinks their swing is perfect. You just have to know it and it's tendencies :)

Colorful imagery, do you have a snapshot of your swing at impact so I could see that position better?

+Dieter O Thanks for participating.

1 - open face in the takeaway usually comes from leading the movement with the arms and hands instead of the feet (left foot specifically). That could relate to your tendency to use the arms more in transition.

+John R Tnaks for participating. The inside takeaway can come from too much lead shoulder rotation, not early enough arm lift, too level a shoulder turn, too much upper body sway off the ball, or too much right arm bend.

Personally, I think the se…

+Glenn M Greetings Glenn. Enjoy your trip. Thanks for participating. I know that slide/lunge look is something you're working on. The two components to the lunge/steep pattern are the positions and the timing. The positions both require more wipe (l…

+Patti D I can visualize most of those looks, but what is the collapsing ankle in the takeaway? do you have a picture of it?

+John C That humping look can be a tricky one. It helps shallow the club, it creates space for early arm straightening, it helps close the face quickly, it puts less demand into hip flexibility...

The big thing with that one is finding a slow motio…

+Ed J Thanks for the response, I'll add it to my list. In the meantime, I'd consider you experimented with turning out your lead foot. Also, make sure the clubface in a position that allows you to rotate through impact.

+Ed C Thank you for the response, perhaps I should have also asked you what you love in your swing ;)

+Scott E Looking at your last post, it looks like you got it figured out. But if you want, feel free to post a video of your swing with this type of question. It can help give me an easier way to respond. Typically a big inside out path comes from e…

+Scott E Hey Scott,

Typically the face getting overly closed comes from one of a couple of causes.

1 - Most common is shaft lean/lag. If you have an early release that often causes the clubface to be too closed at impact.
- If you look at yourse…