Clay Ballard from Top Speed Golf explains how to eliminate pulled iron shots by correcting a dominant right-side 'over-the-top' move. By using a golf glove tucked under the trail armpit, golfers learn to shallow the club and attack from the inside before rotating hard through the ball.
Right-hand dominance often causes the trail shoulder to fly out, leading to a steep, 'over-the-top' pull.
Tucking the right shoulder and elbow early in the downswing shallows the club shaft and squares the path.
Using a glove under the armpit provides a physical 'pinch' feel that prevents the elbow from disconnected flying.
Once the club is shallow and tucked, you must rotate the body aggressively to maintain power and finish the swing.
The combination of a tucked shoulder and hard rotation results in straight shots that don't pull left.