Sure this has been posted sometime recently but I can't seem to find it. I've been fighting a hard pull for the longest time and I can't seem to fix it. Went to the range today for a few hours to work it out and still couldn't get it done. I've always struggled with my alignment so I know that's prolly one of the issues but I've been improving on that lately. When my alignment is better it's not as bad of a pull but it'll still happen a little. I can feel myself swinging inside occasionally with the follow through but at that point it's too late to stop it. Any advice on how to fix it would be more then appreciated. TIA

Aim right

In all seriousness, maybe you are standing too close to the ball and it's forcing you to come back and pull it. Could be a number if things though.

You've come to the right place.

Impossible to diagnose without video. A pull or over-the-top move can often be traced back to a backswing that yanks the club inside too quickly on the way back, so that it loops out-to-in on the downswing. But that is pure speculation based on a flaw that many golfers fight. Spring for a few lessons.

[This message has been edited by DannyDuberstein (edited 4/18/2014 10:11p).]

Swing out to right field coming down. Swing back with your arms and as it comes down feel like you're forcing the club head straight out in front of you. This will help correct the flaw, assuming, of course. That your posture, grip and alignment are all correct. Without those correct your swing can't tell you anything because one of the crucial elements is already flawed.

Once you start achieving straighter ball flight, though, lay off the right field drill or you'll start pushing it.