In this video, you get a perfect backswing plane drill.
This drill is especially helpful to stop your club from coming across the line at the top of your swing.
When you do this, it requires a ton of compensations to reroute your club for a decent impact position.
A lot of golfers struggle with this and it can seem that no matter what you try, you just can’t fix it.
In this video, you’ll discover two moves to focus on in order to help you stop coming across the line at the top of your swing.
First, place an alignment stick lined up at your target.
As you start your backswing, make sure the club is close to parallel with the alignment stick.
This will help you stop from taking your club back way too inside, which can cause you to let your momentum take the club across the line at the top of your swing.
Next, concentrate on keeping your right elbow down at the top of your swing.
Keeping your elbow under control will help keep your club from crossing the line.
Watch this video now for a few great drills that’ll help you stay on plane!