Top Speed Golf's Clay Ballard demonstrates two actionable feels for shallowing the club in transition. By pulling the trail elbow toward the belly button and utilizing the 'serving a dinner tray' wrist position, golfers can eliminate over-the-top movements and groove an inside-out club path.
Keep your trail elbow pulling toward your belly button in transition to prevent an over-the-top path.
Use the 'dinner tray' feel at the top of the swing, pointing the back of the trail hand down toward the ground.
Flatter wrist angles naturally force the club shaft to shallow into the slot.
Combine swing feels with a physical alignment aid to confirm path changes during practice.
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