NO DRILLS NEEDED - Over the Top vs Under Plane Fixes

• Slicers should nudge their pockets toward the target at setup to create natural spine tilt and allow the club to drop inside.
• Maintain 'softness' in the arms and hands during transition; tightness prevents the club from dropping onto the correct plane.
• Golfers who hook the ball should nudge their hips back and increase pressure in the lead forefinger to keep the club from getting stuck behind them.
• To stop a hook, feel the butt of the club pulling left toward the lead pocket quickly after the transition.
• Keep the head still over the ball throughout the swing to act as a stable axis for the club to release past.

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• The slice — Causes, drills and coaches for this miss
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• Warren Bennett Golf Academy — Every video, sorted by what it teaches