Find a good top position. Make a circle on the way…
PGA Pro Marcus Edblad demonstrates how to achieve a perfect top-of-swing position using his 'Circle of Speed' method. By visualizing the swing as a circle on one's side rather than swinging the club behind the body, golfers can naturally find an inside-out path to hit consistent draws.
Swing the club 'on your side' rather than letting it get stuck behind your body in the backswing.
A circular backswing path naturally leads to the club pointing slightly 'across' the line at the top, which facilitates an inside-out downswing.
Visualizing a continuous 'magic circle' helps the brain coordinate the transition from backswing to downswing without an over-the-top move.
The clubface angle at the top is heavily dictated by your grip; focus on the circle first before obsessing over face rotation.
Practice the circular motion without a ball to break old habits and let the body find the most efficient path.
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