In to Out Tee Drill to Stop Coming Over the Top

One of the most important concepts we’ve discussed in the Rotary Swing is the idea of swinging left.

As you work the club down you want your body and chest to work through the ball, around to the left, rather than trying to hold everything more square and release the arms and hands out. The idea is to control the club’s movement with the body rather than manipulating it with the hands.

The problem is that a lot of golfers actually get too much of a good thing. They may come in steeper than the trail forearm — that downswing checkpoint we always talk about — so the club works very aggressively to the left. As a result, it comes out very low and they end up chicken winging it. This is one of the most common causes of pulled shots and weak contact that our AI swing analyzer picks up in everyday golfer swings.

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That whole sequence is going to tend to start the ball out to the left.

If this is something you do, the solution is to develop the opposite sensation in your swing.

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