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I struggle with shanks and two way miss.

I struggle with shanks and two way miss. Very low handicap and I believe my problem is early extension pushing off trail foot causing hip movement toward the target line, loss of spine angle and swinging too inside out. I have tried everything for several years and gone from a 2 to 6 handicap worried every time I hit an iron. My question is could I be miss diagnosing the problem. Watching belt buckle drill has me thinking all my issues are the effect of hip spinning and this is the root cause and all else is happening. Question can hip spinner lead to my problems? Will attempt to get video next week

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Hello James. Hip spinning may lead to the problem. More often than not the too inside to out path and early extension are the culprits. Take a look at a few videos for me to get started. Happy to look at the swing anytime to get you over this him. How to Cure the Shanks, How to Fix the Two Way Miss, and Trace the Plane Line Videos.
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