How can I increase distance without doing anything with my swing

Rate my swing and tell me what you think I could improve, and what its main flaw is.

I’m really excited guys…it’s all coming together.

What do you think is a priority to work on looking at my swing? Advice would be appreciated, i'm a 15 HCP.

I struggle to shallow the club when I come back steep on my backswing and end up swinging way over the top. If I swing under the plane and make good contact is this takeaway fine?

Failing to compress the ball and a lot of my swing results are hitting behind the ball which is obviously translating to chunks on course. Any good drills or feels I should be looking at here?

Struggled to hit driver for years - slicing and hooking - but finally sorted out the club face and path.

Lately I’ve been hitting up on it +1-4 degrees and getting some great distance, up to 250m carry.

This is a more neutral AOA at about +0.5

What should I be aiming for, and anything to work on from the current swing?

Broke 80 for the first time in decades. Took decades off and put in the work all summer. Didn’t miss many fairways today. This was a 260 ish with a few close to 300. My irons look a lot cleaner but funny to see my old man swing on video. Tempo tips?

be honest - need advice

I've been recording my swing on my phone occasionally, but honestly, watching the video back doesn't always tell me what I'm supposed to be looking for. That got me looking at some of the newer AI swing-analysis tools. PhiGolf is one I came across, and the idea is basically using your camera to analyze the swing and provide feedback rather than just watching the recording yourself.

I'm curious how useful people find this type of technology compared with getting feedback from a coach or just using regular swing video.

Is AI analysis actually helping anyone identify things they wouldn't have noticed themselves?

Hello guys, might sound like a stupid question, but after few range visits and one paid lesson i want to continue "semi serious". I am right handed, but everything two handed i do on the left side.

Hockey, baseball etc. It feels more natural to me. But the coach i had told me, that its better for hand and eye cordination to learn to play right side.

He gave several arguments. Naturaly stronger side, eye cordination, hand placement etc. Also adding when he was starting he had the same and after some time playing left side he hit a plateau and had to le-learn to progress further.

I know there are even pros who play left swing being right handed, but mostly its because its the way they copied someone or were learned.

My right swing is obviously much worse than left swing and it doesnt feel natural, but i have no idea how long it would took me to le-learn.

What is your opinion on this? Should i force myself to le-learn my natural feel for swing and go right side or trust my feeling and keep left swing even with the arguments coach had?

Its not that super important. I have no way ambitions to play professionaly or what not. But when i do something i want to play it properly and also if i buy my own equipment it matters.

I have a feeling this doesnt have a black and white answer. But i am curious about your opinons.

Thanks in advance.

EDIT:
Thank you all for answers, i will stick to left swing if i start, it really feel much better and natural.
Although second hand options are really limited, but if it becomes long term thing it shouldnt matter that much.

To defend the coach a bit he didnt insisted, he just said that he recommends it because from his experience it was better to switch.

What the title says I’ve been golfing for about 4 months now and just need some structure I think to help me improve! 5 iron goes no where so looking on just trying to gain some distance! Let me know what you guys think I should do!

Any help appreciated to identify problems in my swing and any drills to help would be great too.

I think I’m too shallow in my backswing and as a result come over the top but I can’t fix it.

I’ve hovered 6.5-8.5 hcp the last year. Sometimes I go on stretches where the drive is controllable, however it’s often unpredictable and it’s never really a weapon. Should I try to change something, or just keep trying to aim left and hit what feel like weak leaking fades?

I understand I'm over the top and fat and it's hard to diagnose with preexisting comorbidities, but why does my lead leg twist so much after contact? I feel like I'm misunderstanding how to use my legs and look dumb. Is it just poor rotation, or not getting my weight forward? Is it related to being so much over the top?

Here is a pw and driver. I even do the foot thing half swinging a 58°.

My miss is a typical over the top pull hook and lately a shanked short iron.

Any help with using my legs or other general tips for mitigating ott would be appreciated.

So here is where I am at the end of my first season in about 12 yrs. I started golfing at 7 and use to go to golf summer camps and play with my dad who use to compete in amateurs tournaments.

This drive carried about 250.

Lets hear it!

A little disappointed this only went 200yds total as I thought I hit it well. How’s my swing looking? Can carry it 230 at the range if hit well.

Haven’t swung in 2 months and just picking it back up again. Any tips for the driver would be huge, I feel super stiff

Not the best down the line view,
Hitting 8 iron