#2 - The Box Drill
#2 - THE BOX DRILL
The "over the top" move creates an excessively steep downswing and approach into the ball. The clubhead approaches from a steep angle and cuts across the target line from an out-to-in path.
This Box Drill is a nice way to offset the incorrect path through the ball.
Place a box a few inches on the other side of the golf ball. Next, make a practice downswing into the golf ball without hitting the box.
#2 - THE BOX DRILL
The "over the top" move creates an excessively steep downswing and approach into the ball. The clubhead approaches from a steep angle and cuts across the target line from an out-to-in path.
This Box Drill is a nice way to offset the incorrect path through the ball.
Place a box a few inches on the other side of the golf ball. Next, make a practice downswing into the golf ball without hitting the box.
Once you make practice swings without hitting the box attempt to make a regular swing and hit the ball. The box helps eliminate the steep swing and encourages a different in-to-out path.
Therefore, the box is an effective training tool that improves the path of the club head.