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How to STOP topping your golf shots

May 22, 2014 9:34 PM
  
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Don’t try to hit the ball as hard as you can
  • If you arms tighten, the club will buckle and you will use an all arm swing, causing the ball the be erratic and uncontrolable.
 Don’t get stuck on your back foot
  • Allow the club to get to impact with the ball and put your energy going forward. If you fall back wards, the club head will thrust through-again, having your arms and hands slap through for uncontrollable golf shot.
 Return the golf club to where you begin the swing
  • Swing easy and allow your body and arms to do all of the work. Take some practice swings about 50% of your actual swing. This will give you time to feel your swing. 
Fell the weight load and unload
  • When you take the club back, allow the weigh to load on your backswing side. On the follow through, let the energy unload to the forward leg. Don’t hang back.
 Swing easy
  • Allow the club to stretch out so you don’t feel stuck. This will allow the club to swing on the correct plane and create freedom and momentum in your swing. 

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