@pjwgolf69 - You start with your weight forward (55/45 on the front side; 60/40 for the longer clubs), increase that same weight forward to the top of the backswing (70/30), and further increase the forward weight during the downswing from halfway down (80/20) through impact (90/10) and to the finish at 95/5 forward. The increasing forward weight load during the downswing is driven by lower body action; the upper torso does not move forward with it, thereby preserving the swing center and low point until post-impact.
Thank you
i was getting my weight over my toes trying to get my left shoulder down.
Im hitting it much better staying centered over that left foot
thanks again
@pjwgolf69 - You start with your weight forward (55/45 on the front side; 60/40 for the longer clubs), increase that same weight forward to the top of the backswing (70/30), and further increase the forward weight during the downswing from halfway down (80/20) through impact (90/10) and to the finish at 95/5 forward. The increasing forward weight load during the downswing is driven by lower body action; the upper torso does not move forward with it, thereby preserving the swing center and low point until post-impact.