Why overswinging leads to poor contact #golfswing #golftips

Me and My Golf explains why overswinging leads to poor contact and demonstrates the classic 'Stop at the Top' drill used by Tiger Woods under Butch Harmon. By pausing at the peak of the backswing, golfers can improve their sequencing and gain better control over the clubhead.

• Overswinging reduces control and makes consistent ball striking much harder.
• The 'Stop at the Top' drill helps feel the proper backswing length.
• Pausing before the downswing improves sequencing and transition timing.
• This specific drill was used by Tiger Woods to gain better control of his driver.

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