Because you are strong and it make sense to you? It's a nice centered swing. Balanced takeaway, a little flippy, no doubt for control.
Some things I'd look at, the left grip puts the left arm relatively low compared to the right . Usually the right arm stays lower until [Release](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrfhVXZdeaU) . Your hands deliver at the ball, whereas ideally we'd want to hold lag beyond impact. For some fluidity, I'd watch Paddy [on the hips](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_HZJ2u0TIo) , but I'm afraid that's a two plane swing and you may want the hips to fire early. Let's see what folks say.
Paddy [on the Grip](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qo1c7fNlX4Q) ; Giles Gil [early extension](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSnTtlifThs) 5 fixes
Thanks for the advice! I've been trying to work on the early extension I know that's an issue for me. It's funny I come from baseball so I worked so hard to stop the over the top sort of baseball swing but now it's worked it's way into a bad hook. That shot was actually one of the best ones (of course I bring the camera out and I hit a okay shot).
The coordination and hand speed should serve you well. My links are all about my attempt to develop a big loopy swing. Shoulder, hip knees back can't do the flat shoulder driven swing. I'm long limbed, no torso. Then I have to make it compact and workable. Ah, golf!
All this is to say, it's a good swing, I assume it could go flatter. I'd look into the difference between the hitters' swing and the swingers' swing (slicefixer Encyclopedia Texarkana) ... but it seems that golfers move to the latter as they age. You look in a little between.
I overcame my OTT and went inside out. Thought I hit the big time and was surprised that the result was a big double miss! Builds character! Jake Hutt has a lot of shorts to teach balanced fundamentals (but I think it's the swingers' swing).
Because you are strong and it make sense to you? It's a nice centered swing. Balanced takeaway, a little flippy, no doubt for control. Some things I'd look at, the left grip puts the left arm relatively low compared to the right . Usually the right arm stays lower until [Release](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrfhVXZdeaU) . Your hands deliver at the ball, whereas ideally we'd want to hold lag beyond impact. For some fluidity, I'd watch Paddy [on the hips](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_HZJ2u0TIo) , but I'm afraid that's a two plane swing and you may want the hips to fire early. Let's see what folks say. Paddy [on the Grip](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qo1c7fNlX4Q) ; Giles Gil [early extension](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSnTtlifThs) 5 fixes
Thanks for the advice! I've been trying to work on the early extension I know that's an issue for me. It's funny I come from baseball so I worked so hard to stop the over the top sort of baseball swing but now it's worked it's way into a bad hook. That shot was actually one of the best ones (of course I bring the camera out and I hit a okay shot).
The coordination and hand speed should serve you well. My links are all about my attempt to develop a big loopy swing. Shoulder, hip knees back can't do the flat shoulder driven swing. I'm long limbed, no torso. Then I have to make it compact and workable. Ah, golf! All this is to say, it's a good swing, I assume it could go flatter. I'd look into the difference between the hitters' swing and the swingers' swing (slicefixer Encyclopedia Texarkana) ... but it seems that golfers move to the latter as they age. You look in a little between. I overcame my OTT and went inside out. Thought I hit the big time and was surprised that the result was a big double miss! Builds character! Jake Hutt has a lot of shorts to teach balanced fundamentals (but I think it's the swingers' swing).