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u/Deepdesertconcepts 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Cant easily stop my OTT move”

OTT is usually a pretty stubborn problem to fix, and I think your problem is in transition, not takeaway. Your first move down now is rotating your shoulders, you want to start the downswing with your lower body and feel like your left arm is dropping into your right pocket. Here’s a video that’s helped me a lot: ▶ this video

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u/55dancingorcs 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Can’t figure out why I’m still coming over the top.”

I used to have a terrible slice like yours for months. This ▶ this video amongst what others have shared changed it for me. On the downswing, drop your hands down, then rotate.

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u/CMDR_NTHWK 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Really need help out of this slump - Been going on for ~ 8 Months now...”

▶ this video Bryson Dechambeau shows a really good way to do it here. Focus on getting club parallel with target line at p2, rotate up, then on the downswing move the hands down to your right pocket before rotating - thats the key, ie getting arms down and in front before rotating through (there is another video where he talks about this, couldnt find it) play around and try to get into these positions and you will …

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u/maceylow 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Started golf in November 24’”

▶ this video Bryson vid there is good! Good luck mate

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u/drippyslings 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Feedback appreciated. Self taught golfer. Never had lessons but might finally cave in”

Great foundation to work on! Like him or hate him, Bryson has the best drill that will help you from not throwing your right shoulder at the ball- causing the over the top move ▶ this video See if this helps

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u/noimagination-atall 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Either I’m on the green or off the hosel. Struggling with consistency off the tee.”

Best advice I can give you right now is what I did early on as a self taught golfer. Go to YouTube and watch a pro slow mo iron swing. Take screenshots of all the golf swing positions p1-10 and then take this video and do the same. Then every time you go to the range try to work on 1 or 2 improvements to get you closer to where you need to be in those pro golfer screenshots. First place to start I’d say is changing …

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u/MeowThai77 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Drills”

Shallowing Drills: First off, it’s hard for you to shallow because with an inside takeaway, you can’t possibly go anymore shallow and make decent contact. Once you start getting your takeaway fixed, here is shallowing. Shallowing for me is supinating my trail forearm and dropping my hands. The supination first engages the shallowing, and then the dropping of the arms is the rest. Not too difficult, just will need to …

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u/Cards46 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “OTT Swing Thought/Drill? HELP!”

I think the simplest thing to do is get your backswing to be slightly lower at the top. It is above your shoulder line now, and getting to the top with the club on your shoulder line will make it much easier to not come over the top. All things considered, you can make your backswing work, but it will be more difficult than if you changed it. The club has to travel a longer way to get down into "the slot" from where …

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u/mungbean_69 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Advice on my swing? No matter what I try I always seem to come over the top and lose distance”

Check this ▶ this video The bit about dropping your hands to your right pocket will help keep the club on the inside path to avoid/reduce your out-to-in path.

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u/TommyBoyATL 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “What do the numbers say! Good or bad ?”

Both would be accurate. The move from the top of the backswing or the change in direction should be a dropping motion with the arms BEFORE the shoulders start to turn. When I start going left with the ball, it’s always the path for me because I’m good at closing the club face. More importantly, talk to your instructor, he is the one you paying. The better I have gotten at knowing what Im doing the better I am able …

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