How can I STOP my golf OVERSWING

An over swing in your golf back swing is a very common issue for many golfers and it leads to a lot of inconsistency with ball strike and shot accuracy - lots of fat and thin strikes and left and right shots. Over swinging results in the club moving beyond horizontal at the top, the shaft not only pointing towards the ground but also right of the target and the left arm very often buckling and bending at the elbow. Over swinging is caused by moving the arms and hands too dominantly and not having your body turn synchronised during your back swing. This results in very little resistance being created in the body and the over swing is a product of this. This video will help you get to the root of the issue, learn how to move your body better and get you creating a synchronised body arm and club movement during your back swing so that you can create a perfect position at the top of the swing.
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[@thedreamer2766]

Excellent advice....thanks!

[@rapidcabin]

Perfect lesson. Thank you

[@stephengrainger248]

Another excellent lesson. Thank you.

[@sevesellors2831]

Great lesson well explained.

[@santiagodeponce9390]

Thank you Nat🙂

[@bottlecap57]

I like the way you teach. That was exactly my swing when I used to play a lot. Never managed to fix it but on my lucky days I could still hit mid 70's. Might try hitting a few again..

[@marilynhunter8887]

Thank you for this awesome advice, I really struggle with over the top swing, going to put this into practice and see if I can break 100 🏌️‍♀️⛳

[@jpelfrey325]

Perfect timing, great vid Nat, thank you

[@SMASHFACTORGOLFCOACHING]

John Pelfrey you are very welcome hope it helps

[@rballersUnited]

You are the best golf coach on KZbin!

[@SMASHFACTORGOLFCOACHING]

Thank you so much 🙌

[@geoffreyjarvis1791]

That was a great succinct explanation of overswing and exactly the results I get when I do. And good tips, thanks. I've subscribed and glad I found you

[@SMASHFACTORGOLFCOACHING]

Thank you 👍🏻🏌🏻

[@alanjordan6198]

This is a problem I've always had, my instructor wants me to shorten the back Swing. Will try the 2 drills and see if I can get better rotation. Thanks 😁

[@SMASHFACTORGOLFCOACHING]

Let me know how you get on

[@ronb441]

Natalie, I would like to request(if possible) that you do a take away and full swing from overhead view, showing the path the arms ,body and club take ,that way it can be viewed as how one would see it for themselves

[@SMASHFACTORGOLFCOACHING]

Hi Ron yes I will look into that one for you

[@TheRealLanceCummings]

Very curious/confused why you would say the longer shaft of the driver might take the shaft to parallel at the top. The position of the shaft at the top of the backswing ideally would not be dictated by shaft length, yes? I mean, the angle of the shaft is dependent on the position of arms and wrists, yes, not shaft length?

[@SMASHFACTORGOLFCOACHING]

Yes that’s totally correct but when you are swinging at speed with momentum there is more of that with a longer shafted club so you would see a different position with wedge v driver

[@TheRealLanceCummings]

@@SMASHFACTORGOLFCOACHING Thank you. I look like Phil Mickelson at the top of my driver swing, except that I'm right handed, and I've never won even a penny playing golf. :)

[@johnhenrydough8047]

I seem to be hitting quite a few shots on the heel or toward the heel of the club face, even on occasion, causing the dreaded shank. How would you feel about doing a lesson on what causes a golfer to hit the club on the heel and an occasional shank? It probably affects quite a number of golfers. Love your videos and many thanks for all your lessons.

[@SMASHFACTORGOLFCOACHING]

Hi john consider it done, we have put your request on the list. In the meantime take a look at this kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIisd5durbCDjrc

[@johnhenrydough8047]

@@SMASHFACTORGOLFCOACHING Thank you very much.

[@terrancetyus6649]

GUILTY!

[@terrancetyus6649]

I have taped my swing and I see all of the Faults demonstrated by you. Thanks.

[@michaeloconnor3110]

Can you please do How to not move your head With the swing CHEERS

[@SMASHFACTORGOLFCOACHING]

Hi Michael can you be more specific?

[@thomaspalmer7483]

The swing thought of turning the upper body against the lower body , I believe, is the cause for hip and lower back problems/pain. You need to ensure proper pelvic rotation. This advice may be for your younger and more flexible golfers.

[@SMASHFACTORGOLFCOACHING]

Thomas Palmer yes you want around 45 degrees of pelvis rotation and around 90 degrees of ribcage rotation to create a good coil and backswing position. Doing this shouldn’t cause any pain if you have flexibility, mobility and strength This is true regardless of age - how it’s achieved may vary with different levels of flexibility, mobility and strength and a lack of any or all of these can result in pain. That’s why it’s important to get your movement screened and improved where necessary