In this quick lesson, Meandmygolf demonstrates how rotating the hips and torso too early in the downswing forces the club over the top and creates an out-to-in swing path. By feeling like your back faces the target for as long as possible during transition, your arms can drop into the proper slot. This simple sequence shallow the swing, improves club path, and yields a purer strike.
Avoid spinning your hips and torso immediately at the start of the downswing.
Feel like your back stays facing the target for an extra moment to let your arms drop naturally into plane.
Once the club drops into the slot, rotate fully through impact to deliver the clubhead square.
This transition sequence fixes steep, out-to-in swing paths and reduces slice tendencies.