Can Better Trail-Hip Loading Stop an Over-the-Top Iron Swing?
Piers Ward helps scratch golfer Hunter investigate why his irons arrive steep. Learn the trail-hip loading and transition…
Over The Top is arguably the most common of Swing Faults and is defined as the club moving Over The Top of the swing plane in the down swing usually approaching the ball from an “out to in” path. This is one of the biggest causes of the slice but can also cause a pull if the face is square to the path.
This Swing Fault is usually a sequencing issue where the upper body starts the down swing and moves the club forward above the swing plane. Members can watch a video on this swing fault here.
On our website we have many videos and drills showing you how to fix the over top swing fault. To watch them click here.