Why You Come Over The Top In Your Golf Swing

As you know, it’s been well documented, that the average golfer has a slice or pull hook…because they come over the top. Which is nice to know, but you’d think that by now, there would be an EASY way to fix it!

There’s been so much written, recorded, videotaped and even transmitted.

Enough already.

We know what it looks like, we know what the results are, we know it produces weak slices or the ugliest pull hooks known to man.

Isn’t somebody going to step forth and give the averge golfer a proven, easy-to-execute, cure for this debilitating ailment?

Isn’t somebody going to finally provide golfers with a way to get to the root cause of this problem?

Isn’t somebody going to ever reveal precisely what you need to do to correct it…in the most simple terms…so even a doofus could follow?

And with all the golf instructors on this planet, why hasn’t anybody figured it out?

Or have they?

Do they know the precise adjustments you need to make?

Or don’t they?

Maybe that’s why there’s so much emphasis on the usual things like takeaway and keeping your left arm straight. Sure these things are important, but if you’re still going to come over the top in your golf swing, and produce a terrible golf shot, what’s the use?

Why spend so much time and effort on golf lessons, or drills, or practice, if you’re just going to end up coming over the top…again and again and again?

It’s almost enough to make you want to quit this game.

Who wants to plunk down 50 bucks to play a round of golf, only to end up extremely frustrated, and maybe even a little angry, all because of a stinking problem with coming over the top?

Nobody! That’s who.

If you’ve had enough and finally want to get to the root cause of the problem…and find out precisely what to do to fix it once and for all, here’s what you need to do:

Get yourself a copy of “Two Simple Adjustments That Will Stop You From Coming Over The Top, In 5 Swings Or Less” at www.ClubWebSolutions.com. And before you know it, you’re going to be able to move on with your game.