1) Shorten your swing. If you not super flexible your length of swing will mess up any chance of being consistent.

2) Your set up to play a draw and my guess is you hit a lot of pull hooks and block slices. Open your shoulders, hips/feet, and try to work on getting the club more outside. Hopefully you'll start hitting some soft fades.

3) I'd guess that your grip is very strong. Work on weakening your grip.

Hopefully a couple of those things will help

P.S. I noticed that when you take the club back you straighten your right leg and sway. Work on keeping that leg flexible and it should help you from hitting fat and thin shots

Im not a pro or anything, but I think you need to bend your knees more, and agree with above, your right leg seems too straight on the back swing. Also keep your left foot as planted as possible. When i hit a ball my left foot doesnt move at all.

And I also agree you need to shorten you backswing, at least until you start hitting it straighter.

your getting out in front of the ball (your head should be behind the ball at impact), also you are getting a little narrow at the top of your swing, meaning you have an extra move at the top of your swing where your first move before you make your downswing is to drop your hands down get rid of that. most important though is think turn....not sway.

setup looks good and there are a lot of good moves in the swing... clean up a few of these things and you will be posting some good rounds... glglgl

The ball is way too far back at the start. The club is really shut at the top. And the other stuff people have already said

Club face is closed from start to finish. Rotate your wrist earlier and get that club facing up when it is parelel to ground. Easy game

You're transferring your weight to your front foot. Try sitting down more in your stance and leaving some more weight on your back foot. Also shorten the swing.

Here is your swing plane: (your takeaway looks pretty good, although a little too upright, like you're hitting an iron.)


It looks, (judging from this) that you are hitting to down on the ball try sweeping it more and sitting down in your stance. (Keep that weight on the back leg more)

 

Originally Posted by Diggs

The camera adds 10 pounds

how many cameras you got pointed at yourself here?

I'm pretty bad at teaching but I put the ball more towards my front foot and I have a "half swing" and can consistently hit it about 240 straight, rarely ever hook or slice. I have some friends with similar swings as yours and they have the same problem because they just want to grip it and rip it every time. It's pretty hard not to go straight when you shorten up the swing.

Another thing someone else mentioned is that the ball is too far back in your stance for a driver. Move the ball up so that its just inside your left heel.

Hit em straight

 

Originally Posted by kidrockin

I was gonna say the same thing as Hateflops. You seem to sway your whole body too much.

Sway is a good word, and what I said about keep some bend in your right leg when taking the club back will help you not sway

asking swing advice to non golfing instructors is the stupidest thing you can do.


cough up the 50 bucks and go get a lesson

Great advice Hate but the quick easy way to cure it is the closed club face.

 

Originally Posted by Unforseen

asking swing advice to non golfing instructors is the stupidest thing you can do.


cough up the 50 bucks and go get a lesson

Im a hundo an hour sir.

50 may get you an assistant pro.

I realize I'm taking the club back too much past parallel on my backswing. I always thought I did a pretty good job not going too far back as well as keeping my left arm straight but after having a chance to view my swing in high speed apparently I was wrong.

 

Originally Posted by Braaak

The most confusing way to fix a quick hook is probably to go into OT and get 50 different opinions about what to change. GL.

I've been around here long enough and read enough golf shit on here to know how to weed out the good from the bad.

 

Originally Posted by Unforseen

cough up the 50 bucks and go get a lesson

Need to buy a new shirt first.

 

Originally Posted by Hateflops

Here is your swing plane: (your takeaway looks pretty good, although a little too upright, like you're hitting an iron.)

I do have a tendancy, especially with my short irons, to be a bit of a digger. I hit down on the ball quite aggressively and take big pelts. I'm not sure if that has made it's way into my driver swing or not.

 

Originally Posted by ZeeDustin

Great advice Hate but the quick easy way to cure it is the closed club face.

Should I try weakening my grip a bit, focus more on opening up the club face on the backswing earlier or a bit of both?

Thanks everyone...I'm going to work on shortening my backswing, not swaying so much, weakening my grip and opening my clubface earlier / more on the backswing.

Both....ur left V.....index and thumb line should point to right shoulder.....right almost middel of chest. Thats a great grip nowadays. Next make sure when club is parallel to ground, the head is straight up.