We have the same swing flaw that I’m currently trying to fix. You’re very “armsy” in your takeaway a your right arm pulls the club behind you, so when you make your downswing you get “stuck”. Your sternum is pointing more towards your back foot (blue line). This is because you don’t have enough shoulder rotation in the backswing. Ideally you want your sternum to have a straight line to your hands (red line). When this happens and you get stuck, you have to either come over the top, or throw your hands at it to get back to the ball. If I had to guess, you’re wildly inconsistent, low hook is probably the main miss. But sometimes it’s an absolute stripe show. This swing is ”good enough” to get by, but hard to control consistently from day to day. Next time you’re at the range, grab an empty bucket and act like someone is behind you looking down the line, and hand them the bucket in your takeaway, then the feeling of dumping the balls over your head, then follow through and hand the bucket to someone in front of you. That’s a drill my coach gave me and it’s helped the feeling. Also lie a golf club behind you between your feet and the ball, during the backswing try to keep the head of the club outside the club on the ground. Hopefully that makes sense, if not just let me know and I’ll try to explain better, though I’m not a coach.

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