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Stop going over the top
Start your swing the right way
The wrong path
A lot of amateurs work the club so far on the inside on the way back that it gives them only one option on the downswing – going over the top. This means that they won’t release the club due to a fear of the ball going left so instead they ‘chicken wing’ it through impact and a slice is the result.
The right path
Working the club outside plane is far more playable – don’t let that right arm get stuck to the body on the way back.
Dan Wood is the professional at Rawdon GC. For details visit
www.rgltc.co.uk
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