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Shallow Your Swing to Hit Better Shots

If you struggle with an out-to-in move from the top of your swing Alison Curdt's drill will help you feel the right positions to get your shaft on plane resulting in better ball striking.

Definition: Shallowing the golf club in your swing means that you get the club to flatten out more horizontally on the way down. Most golfers instead, have an over the top, casting motion which leads a steeper plane on the downswing. This can produce fat shots, skinny shots, and big misses to the right (or left for left-handers).

Shallow Your Swing to Hit Better Shots
Shallow Your Swing to Hit Better Shots

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