This is going to be a game changer for me. I have been struggling with coming over the top for quite a while. There are goods days where I would be in a nice groove and rhythm. But then other days I would be coming over the top without knowing why and then try to figure out how to get the swing back into plane. Thank you for the post. I could not find a simple drill to work on during the off season.
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7 Responses to “Swing Analysis – How We Cured “Over-the-Top” – Part 3”
February 25, 2019
GaryTarlowiczVery helpful tip thanks
February 26, 2019
Paul WilsonGary,
Glad you liked it. Thanks.
February 25, 2019
StuartCohenHi Paul.
This is going to be a game changer for me. I have been struggling with coming over the top for quite a while. There are goods days where I would be in a nice groove and rhythm. But then other days I would be coming over the top without knowing why and then try to figure out how to get the swing back into plane. Thank you for the post. I could not find a simple drill to work on during the off season.
Stuart Needham MA
February 26, 2019
Paul WilsonStuart,
Yes, give this a try. It might work for you too. I will be doing a whole series of these in a few months. I thought of about 10 others.
February 25, 2019
TomCWould it be a good assumption that, if I feel myself ending up on my toes in the downswing, I am coming over the top?
Then if I overcorrected and stayed on my heel, (lead foot), what issue would that cause?
Thanks,
Tom
February 26, 2019
Paul WilsonTom,
Yes, I guarantee it. If you were on your heels you would hit toed shots and pushes/push fades.
Check your setup that you are not leaning forward. It all start there.
A New Way To Get The Taller Setup: https://ignitiongolf.com/new-way-taller-setup/
Stand Tall with Short Clubs: https://ignitiongolf.com/stand-tall-short-clubs/
April 28, 2023
JohnBoydGreat tip, Paul. Ball tracker technology would be a wonderful addition to your tips!