The most common cause of pulls, slices, and steep divots.

A bowed vs. cupped wrist at the top changes everything about your impact.

Your hips thrusting toward the ball before impact — the block and hook factory.

Releasing lag early kills clubhead speed and forces a steep path.

Lateral movement instead of rotation — blocking your power and squaring the face.

Your lead elbow breaking down through impact — the thin shot and weak fade machine.

Standing up or collapsing forward through the ball — makes consistent ball striking nearly impossible.

Weight moving toward the target on the backswing — the "falling back" disaster move.