PGA Pro Marcus Edblad demonstrates how focusing on the club head's path after impact can fix an over-the-top swing. By feeling the club head swing 'up and outside' the hands during the follow-through, golfers naturally develop an inside-to-out path and a positive attack angle for maximum distance.
Focus on the club's path after impact to subconsciously correct your path before impact.
Swinging the club head 'outside' the hands in the follow-through prevents the common over-the-top slice move.
Hitting up on the ball with the driver reduces spin and maximizes carry distance, even in windy conditions.
The right hand (for right-handed golfers) should push the club up and out to achieve the correct release.
Always exaggerate new movements in practice to create a small, permanent change in your real swing.
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