INSTANTLY FIX YOUR OVERSWING! - 2 SIMPLE steps to immediately stop the overswing

INSTANTLY FIX YOUR OVERSWING! If you’re struggling with constantly overswinging the golf club, then you’ve clicked on the right video! With these two simple steps, consisting of one drill and one feel, you will immediately fix your overswing within the space of a few shots!
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[@elizabethmcewan2472]

I have been struggling with an overswing for your and just found your video. The alignment stick is perfect, wish I had found this year's ago, would have saved me money on lesions, which never worked for me. Brilliant!

[@cpking7]

Hitting from under a tree branch - it's as though he's staring straight into my soul! Lot of great instructors online - I mostly work from Milo Lines and Clay Ballard - but this guy is as good as anyone. He's great at helping you figure out which flaws are hurting you, then suggesting a drill that really helps you feel what you should be doing instead.

[@mikeslattery7176]

O.m.g just what i needed ive been overswinging ever since ive started playing and i didnt realise i was doing it until my playing partners told me ! I got an alignment stick so im ready to practice and plenty of imaginary trees on the course ! Thank you

[@michaeltoolis2265]

So good. Will try today at the range. Thanks.

[@iHiTMaN69]

Wow this is exactly what I needed. Thanks!

[@davidcampbell2713]

This is a great video! I struggle with over swinging as well which causes my left arm to break down. Great tips here for sure. I’ve also been focusing on stopping my hands at 9 o’clock (12 is my head and 6 my feet). This seems to get me in the right position at the top as the momentum carries me to a full backswing. Thanks for the very helpful video

[@paulrobinson2813]

I think I've been searching for this for years!! Great analogy for keeping the 'feel vs real' while out on the course. Great video, keep up the good work!

[@jchowngolf]

Great to hear Paul! Glad you liked the video!

[@augustryker6822]

Instablaster

[@Hgjdoa682]

This is very helpful! Thnx. Will try out tomorrow

[@Rwilkinson85]

Great drill this has helped me loads

[@MarkSmithhhh]

Great drill I needed this

[@jungwankim1377]

It fixed my over swing with bending left arm in 10m. Great drill and instruction. Thanks.

[@jeffbehringer1262]

I love your channel.

[@norcalchrismeister]

I’ve always had this problem of over swinging. My backswing feels good but when I see it on video it looks awful lol. I’m going to try your tip of thinking of a hip height backswing. You’re a great teacher!

[@leviashby6754]

Me

[@loganagunat8851]

Facing the same problem as you. Backswing feels good but it looks awful😂

[@MarkSmithhhh]

I keep doing this and i hate it, im gonna have to give.this a try

[@briangorgei7015]

Great drill w stick for stopping flying right elbow too💯

[@jchowngolf]

It certainly will! A very multi use drill 🔥

[@edwardulaky3544]

What iron are you using? BTW great video!

[@golfsh00ter]

What helps prevent my over swing is keeping my left heel planted to limit my shoulder turn with my left arm straight and limiting the angle between my wrists & forearm to a max of 90deg. These things keep me from over swinging b/c my body can’t naturally move any further back.

[@MrPaulbartholomew]

Great content. 👌 just a question that when I do this on course feeling of swinging hip height, I feel that I snatch it and don’t wind up my backswing. Any thoughts? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@jchowngolf]

Thanks! Make sure your backswing is still governed primarily by your body rotation. If you get overly armsy, you'll always lack turn in the backswing and get snatchy in transition. Think of emulating a backswing like Tony finau (plenty of body turn, very little arm length)

[@MrPaulbartholomew]

@@jchowngolf thanks for that, range here I come 😂❤️🏌️‍♂️

[@jchowngolf]

@@MrPaulbartholomew Haha glad i could help!

[@phlowtron23]

Question - whilst trying to do this after several reps with the alignment stick, should I feel that my trail upper arm is affixed to the body?

[@jchowngolf]

With a shorter swing, your trail arm should feel fixed to your body yes. Having your trail arm tucked to your side ensures your shaft being slightly laid off, which is needed for a shorter backswing.

[@phlowtron23]

@@jchowngolf great stuff, certainly what I was doing. Thanks and superb video!

[@jchowngolf]

@@phlowtron23 Thanks Amir! Keep up the good work!

[@Cybertron1000]

I found out i was overswing after putting my phone on a tripod and recording myself, get a tripod and record yourself it's the best thing you can do if your serious about your game.

[@DIOS10]

See that position at 4.07 with straightish left wrist and can only see fraction of club face, now when I put my left wrist at the same position, the whole of the club face is pointing towards us as we are looking at video. So what I’m doing wrong ?

[@jchowngolf]

What grip strength do you play with? I play with a weak grip, so a flat left wrist will give me a slightly open face 👍🏼

[@DIOS10]

@@jchowngolf I like a slightly weak grip too, but the whole teaching world want to re adjust it to a slightly stronger, and ending up playing such a high level army golf I have become a Major in no time.

[@jchowngolf]

I personally am not a fan of overly strong grips for that very reason. They may be great for elite players who can move like a freak athlete, but for the vast majority of us, we need a swing that is easier to produce a consistent shot. Haha you’ll be a major champion in no time Diego 😉

[@briangorgei7015]

Single digit hndcp w 25+ yrs of overswinging, everybody always says if it aint broke dont fix it but I know shortening it will give me even more consistency. As much as it is physical, mentally struggling w believing its not going to sacrifice distance especially w driver and adjusting to new timing issues and not feeling rushed🙄👀🤔great vid tho and glad found you!👍

[@jchowngolf]

Absolutely, if the overswing is functioning correctly then let it be. If shortening the swing is done incorrectly it can definitely hurt you, but if done properly, it will certainly add to consistency. Thanks bud 👍🏼

[@briangorgei7015]

Do you believe that shortening swing if done properly could actually add distance if done properly? Plus I'm getting closer to 50 and know that shortening swing is not only going to be better on my body but inevitable with age👀

[@jchowngolf]

@@briangorgei7015 Absolutely. If done properly, it will add to better control of strike, and can increase the speed of torso rotation in the downswing.

[@Silenced_by_nazi_youtube]

How about we don't fix it and channel our inner John Daly🤣

[@joebird2744]

What if you don't have an alignment stick

[@jasonmiller4492]

Dude you talk way too much