Reverse Pivot
What is actually happening
Your weight moves toward the target at the top of the backswing (upper body leaning left for a right-hander), then falls away from the target on the downswing — the opposite of a proper pivot.
What it costs you
The reverse weight shift steepens your angle into the ball and robs the swing of ground force — expect weak, high ball flight, fat irons, and no distance.
At the top, feel your lead shoulder over your trail knee — turn behind the ball, then fall through it.
Step-Change Drill
Start with feet together. Swing to the top while stepping your trail foot back to normal width, then step your lead foot toward the target as you swing down. The stepping motion forces the correct weight sequence — five slow reps, then three balls.
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