How to Stop Coming Over the Top in Golf
Coming over the top causes slices and pulls. Learn what it means, what causes it, and the drills and swing thoughts that retrain an inside downswing path.
Diagnose and fix your most frustrating shot problems. From slicing and hooking to fat shots, shanks, and distance control issues, these troubleshooting guides explain exactly what’s causing each miss and give you practical drills to fix it on the range.
Coming over the top causes slices and pulls. Learn what it means, what causes it, and the drills and swing thoughts that retrain an inside downswing path.
Learning how to hit a punch shot gives you a reliable way to escape trouble, fight the wind, and keep the ball under low branches. This low, penetrating shot travels beneath the wind and rolls out on landing. Below you’ll find the exact setup, a step-by-step swing, club selection tips, the most common mistakes, and … Read more
Early extension is a common swing fault where the hips thrust toward the ball and you lose posture. Learn the causes, warning signs, and drills to fix it.
Learning how to chip from a tight lie is one of the fastest ways to lower your scores around the green. When the ball sits on hard, bare, or closely mown turf, there is no cushion of grass to help, and the smallest mistake produces a thin skull or a chunk. This guide covers the … Read more
A flyer lie strips backspin from your shot, sending the ball farther than expected. Learn what causes a flyer, how to spot one, and how to adjust your club and swing.
Uphill, downhill, ball above or below your feet: the setup changes, club adjustments, and aim corrections every sloping lie in golf demands.
Casting the golf club drains your speed and compression. Learn how to spot it on video, what causes it, and five drills that fix the early release.
The fairway bunker shot is one of golf’s most nerve-testing moments: you need clean contact and real distance, not a soft splash out. In this guide you’ll learn how to read the lie, pick the right club, set up for ball-first contact, and swing with a quiet lower body—plus drills and on-course strategy to turn … Read more
Flipping is one of th A cupped lead wrist is one of the biggest causes of flipping, so it is worth pairing this with our guide to the flat lead wrist and how to train it. Flipping is often a contact problem in disguise. Dialing in your golf ball position so the club strikes the … Read more
Master the greenside bunker shot with the splash technique: setup, step-by-step method, distance control, drills, and fixes for common sand mistakes.