Solutions For Swinging Over The Top
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- Category: Inside Golf
- Published: 2021-12-28
The dreaded “Over-the-Top” move is one of the more common problems to afflict golfers and something that golf instructors address every day on the lesson tee. Over-the-top refers to a downswing pattern where the club is swung above the shaft plane line established at set-up, as observed from behind the golfer. This results in an attack angle that is steeper than ideal and a swing path that moves from outside the golf ball to inside, cutting across the ball and producing either a pull or a slice.
Titleist staff member and TPI co-founder Dave Phillips shares the main cause and two solutions.