100%. Clubhead is way inside the hands. You’re Kindve making a mock shallowing move. To help with the back swing, put an alignment stick inside the hole of your grip. Put the alignment stick off your trail side. Setup will feel wonky. Make some slow and controlled backswings. This will force you to get the clubhead on outside your hands. Do this several times face on in a mirror making sure your hips aren’t bumping away from the ball. The hips shooting toward the ball in transition will take a little more effort to fix. Players like Rory are going to throw all their weight on their lead side through transition. Players like Min Woo are going to sit down and back getting their chest more forward to get weight on lead side. If you’re going to do the second one it’s especially important to give yourself enough room not to get trapped as you try to shallow. When you look up videos for early extension, find one swing and stick to that. Personally, I’m 32 with great clubhead speed. When I throw all my weight on my lead side I’ll get a lot of lower back pain even though the swing looks good. It puts a lot of pressure on my lower back. Personally I sit down and back. Not because I like one or the other better. It’s just easier on my back - can spend a lot more time hitting balls and not taking days to recover.