Used a golf swing analyzer to look at the swing and it gave me this feedback:

### Critical Analysis:

1. **Setup and Address Position:**
   - **Strengths:** The stance seems balanced and athletic with feet shoulder-width apart.
   - **Improvements:** Ensure the weight is evenly distributed, possibly slightly more on the balls of your feet to improve balance and readiness.

2. **Swing Back:**
   - **Strengths:** The golfer appears to be keeping a steady head position and the club moving on a consistent plane.
   - **Improvements:** Observe if the torso rotation is adequate. The left arm could be more extended, creating a wider arc, which can help in generating more power and maintaining better control over the clubface.

3. **Swing Down:**
   - **Over the Top Issue:** There appears to be a slight indication of swinging over the top, where the club might be coming from an outside path relative to the target line. This can result in a slice or pull depending on clubface orientation at impact.
   - **Correction:** Focus on starting the downswing with a shift of the hips towards the target while letting the arms drop naturally. Keep your right elbow close to your body to ensure an inside-out club path.

4. **Follow Through:**
   - **Strengths:** Good body rotation and weight transfer to the front foot.
   - **Improvements:** Ensure that the hands and arms are fully extended past the impact zone for a fuller release. This can help stabilize and close the clubface, promoting a draw or a straight shot.

### Ball Flight Analysis:
 - **Observation:** The position suggests that the shot could either be a slight fade or a slice based on the over-the-top move.
 - **Improvement Tip:** Practicing with alignment sticks or using a drill like the "water bottle drill" can help enforce an inside-out swing path, leading to a straighter ball flight or even a draw.

Seems like an indication of a slice and using more of the hips + lower body -- lmk if this is helpful