Two possibilities here, Wade.

1) Coming up and out of the shot before you get the club head down to low point - symptomatic of steering, or

2). Running out of right arm. Right arm straightens before you get beyond the ball.

Correction for both is the same. Aim to hit an imaginary ball just on the target side of the one you are actually playing. To do this properly you will need to set up so there is still some bend in your right elbow at impact fix.

Keep that bend there until impact itself. It takes pereverence but is satisfying when you get it right.

Great post. But are you describing a Rotated Shoulder Turn here? Wouldnt a Standard Shoulder Turn, flat back and On Plane going down look like a spiral, reverse "7" when viewed from DTL? It could have a centered pivot center or head as well could it not?

On the other hand a spiral when seen in plan view can look like a circle. Homer was in tough when he chose to describe geometry using mainly words. It gets confusing. Or is it just me?

Sorry, I got lost there.

Anyway, out of desperation, I tried a hitting protocol, (thanks to the info here on LBG the forum) and I am a lot more comfortable and produce better shots thrusting my right arm, bent right wrist at the ball, than trying to swing at it. so soon I'll be posting my hitting questions!!