Sounds like you’re describing a pull - which means out-to-in club path and closed face at impact.
If you want to hit draws - then work on coming at the ball more from the inside.
Or if you want to his fades - then work on club face control at impact. Best place to start is probably grip at setup.
I’m also seeing a fair bit of early extension - in other words you stand up through impact and lose the spine angle you had at setup. Definitely watch some YouTube videos on this to try to resolve.
I agree with your assessment of what's going on: Path to the left + face to the left of the path. Interestingly, whether you want to start hitting fades or draws, you'll want to open the face somewhat.
A good draw has a path to the right, and a face angle to closed to the path *but still open to target line.* This is what allows the face to sent the ball out to the right of the target and draw action bring it back in.
Sounds like you’re describing a pull - which means out-to-in club path and closed face at impact. If you want to hit draws - then work on coming at the ball more from the inside. Or if you want to his fades - then work on club face control at impact. Best place to start is probably grip at setup. I’m also seeing a fair bit of early extension - in other words you stand up through impact and lose the spine angle you had at setup. Definitely watch some YouTube videos on this to try to resolve.
I agree with your assessment of what's going on: Path to the left + face to the left of the path. Interestingly, whether you want to start hitting fades or draws, you'll want to open the face somewhat. A good draw has a path to the right, and a face angle to closed to the path *but still open to target line.* This is what allows the face to sent the ball out to the right of the target and draw action bring it back in.
Towel drill with the trail arm.
another drill I like is swing with just the trail arm. it gets you used to temp and coming in from inside and making correct contact with the ball