How to stop coming over the top
Coming over the top is the most common fault in amateur golf. It is also one of the few faults where the cause and the symptom are almost never the same thing.
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Fix the fault, not the symptom
Plain guides to the faults that cost club golfers the most shots, with drills you can do on a range mat, in a net or on the carpet. No equipment required, and nothing here is gated behind an email address.
Why you hit fat shots, and how to stop
A fat shot is not bad luck and it is not usually a lifted head. It is a low point in the wrong place, and low point is something you can control.
Read the guideHow to shallow the club in the downswing
Shallowing has become the most talked-about idea in golf instruction, and one of the most misunderstood. It is not something you do with your wrists.
Read the guideHow to fix a slice without changing your grip
Strengthening your grip can reduce a slice. It can also swap it for a hook and hide the real cause. If you would rather fix the swing than mask it, start here.
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