Setup Analysis
Neutral shaft angle with the hands centered cleanly under the shoulders at address.
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P1 Address
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Neutral shaft angle with the hands centered cleanly under the shoulders at address.
Tour-like rhythm: the backswing has roughly three times the duration of the downswing.
Neutral shaft angle with the hands centered cleanly under the shoulders at address.
Tour-like rhythm: the backswing has roughly three times the duration of the downswing.
Shoulder turn over hip turn shows how much coil you build by the top.
Your head dipped by 1.6" during the backswing (crouching).
Sync • Turn • Deliver
Shoulder turn over hip turn shows how much coil you build by the top.
Your head dipped by 1.6" during the backswing (crouching).
Sync • Turn • Deliver
Out of the top the shaft held the angle it went up on. By delivery it was across the address plane (+18.9° vs the address plane) — over the top of the original slot rather than back on it. The save came from the body, not the club: stalling rotation or throwing the hands inside rerouted the trapped shaft into a +3.8° in-to-out path at impact — where blocks and push-hooks come from.
In the graphic: the figure swings from halfway down into delivery with the shaft staying outside and across the dashed address-plane line — the over-the-top route.
The hands and club are getting trapped behind the body, so the swing has to make room late.
Lag starts opening too soon coming out of transition.
Out of the top the shaft held the angle it went up on. By delivery it was across the address plane (+18.9° vs the address plane) — over the top of the original slot rather than back on it. The save came from the body, not the club: stalling rotation or throwing the hands inside rerouted the trapped shaft into a +3.8° in-to-out path at impact — where blocks and push-hooks come from.
In the graphic: the figure swings from halfway down into delivery with the shaft staying outside and across the dashed address-plane line — the over-the-top route.
The hands and club are getting trapped behind the body, so the swing has to make room late.
Lag starts opening too soon coming out of transition.
Shaft delivered above the P1 plane — steep delivery promotes pulls.
Your club is showing a possible in-to-out tendency through impact, but the reading is not strong enough to be sure. Treat it as a hint until the swing video confirms it.
Your head rose by 3.0" through impact (standing up).
Measured +14° of spine-angle loss from the top to impact (P4→P7).
Shaft delivered above the P1 plane — steep delivery promotes pulls.
Your club is showing a possible in-to-out tendency through impact, but the reading is not strong enough to be sure. Treat it as a hint until the swing video confirms it.
Your head rose by 3.0" through impact (standing up).
Measured +14° of spine-angle loss from the top to impact (P4→P7).
Cropped straight from your video at impact and one frame later — shown exactly as captured. The face and path reading comes from the coach report, not from this frame alone.