Outside-to-In Swing Path
What is actually happening
Your shoulders unwind first from the top — the downswing starts up top instead of from the ground, because the body doesn't yet know the real job of the transition. The club gets thrown outside the plane and approaches the ball out-to-in. (You'll hear this shape called 'over the top' — that's the symptom; the fault is the sequence.)
What it costs you
An out-to-in path with an open face is the classic slice; with a closed face it becomes a pull. Either way you lose compression and distance.
Start the downswing from the ground up — feel the trail elbow drop into your rib cage before your shoulders unwind.
Headcover Gate
Place a headcover just outside the ball line, an inch beyond the toe of the club. Make slow swings missing the headcover on the way down. If you come over the top you will clip it — the gate gives you instant feedback without thinking mechanics.
Is this the one costing you shots?
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