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@Brad O thanks Brad, I’ll experiment with that the next few times out!

Brad's comment on the clubface is correct; however, you need to look at your swing on camera to determine the cause. By all means try a stronger grip, but the prescribed way to determine your grip is to take your golf posture and let your arm hang freely. Whatever orientation your lead hand is at tells you what your natural grip is.

Personally, I find that when I start pushing the ball, it's because I don't shift enough weight to the front and turn on the downswing/follow through. Check where your hips are at your finish. They should be facing forward.

Also, very important to note that forward shaft lean point the face to the right!! Which is why you must tilt, turn, and extend.

@colton - @Brad O is spot on with his analysis of your clubface condition at impact.

While there's a variety of potential causes for hitting straight pushes, if your contact is solid I'd prefer to begin with the simplest possible fix. Please check your ball position at address as there is a possibility that it may be too far back. It's very important to use alignment sticks when monitoring ball position - one on the foot line, a second one parallel to the first to mark the target line, and a third perpendicular to these to show ball position. Make small forward tweaks - i.e.: no more than one-inch increments - to see how different positions affect impact quality and shot shape.

If this doesn't resolve the issue then either circle back here or go ahead and submit your videos for a V1 Analysis.