Golf Lessons – Stop Topping Fairway Woods
Golf Lessons: How to Stop Topping Fairway Woods In this tip, I try to explain how to stop topping fairway woods. Everyone has come across this problem before…
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Thanks paul
Thank you Paul for this lesson. Your video fixed my problem of toping my
fairwoods. I even won two times in my league tournaments. Muchas Gracias!
The weight shift is on all golf shots.
Always weight switch on ALL golfshots?
Thanks Paul. I appreciate the support from you and everyone else.
This is a skyed shot. Your head is ahead of the ball when you hit the ball.
Just stay behind it. To do so, you can watch the back of the ball when you
hit the ball.
i think i have uphill and downhill on my other channel ignition golf. the
club should not matter. you only have one swing regardless of which club
you are hitting.
Glad you liked it. Thanks. You should be just brushing the grass. A tiny
divot would be fine.
I have over 400 on my Ignition Golf site.
5:19 is the end of the video. Not sure what you are referring to. No matter
how upright or flat the swing if the arms extend and you get the weight off
the back foot the topped shots will disappear.
Thanks. It’s not the cards right now. I live in Vegas. Kind of hard to beat
this place.
Paul, this made complete sense to me. Thank you for making it sound as
simple as possible. I’m a 10 handicap that is AFRAID to use my 3 wood
because I top it all over the place. I use a 2 hybrid instead. I have a
question, though. Should I be taking a divot with a 3 wood? Its so hard to
sweep it perfectly.
Great stuff!
Hit the best 3 wood of my life with this information. This guy is a guru.
your lessons have been amazing for me. I used to hit a drive about 180
yards (before that it was an easy 220 and I looked at all kinds of videos
to learn what I was doing wrong. Your driver tip made a world of difference
and I got back to my “soft and gentle” swing that surprises others and got
a new average in the last couple of weeks at 250 yards. The distance is
nice, but the great thing is that the slice is gone and it goes
dead-straight. I’m very happy about that.
Paul, superb instruction as usual. Any chance of you moving to Dublin,
Ireland?
Wanted to thank you for all the wonderful videos. I have learned a great
deal from them. I am inspired when I watch your lessons and I greatly
appreciate you sharing your extensive knowledge of this wonderful game.
You make it easy to understand. Thanks Paul. Could you please cover using
the 3 wood on downhill and uphill lies? Explaining what to expect and the
necessary basic steps to ensure a promising shot / improvement. Thanks
Good tips. Easy to understand. =) No fuss. Great vids. =)
Appreciate the advice. I STRUGGLE with this big time
Thank you PW for another perfectly put lesson! If anyone is looking to find
a guy to start watching all the time this is the guy. Ive watched all his
vids and every one is great.
finally a new video!
Hi Paul, Some great stuff there, I’m going to be trying that next time I’m
out. I usually suffer from the opposite problem: I’ll often drive off with
a 3-wood and Many times I will manage to get under a blue 3/4″ preset tee
and the ball shoots up off the top edge which now has a lot of scratch
marks on it. Your tip here suggests that my grip might be in front of the
club face. Is Taft what is going on? MrWm4yt
Great tip. But what if the golfer cannot get position 5:19 of your video
with the right elbow glued to their right side? I think they will continue
to top shots even with a smooth swing if their right elbow is extending
into the ball.
Great work Paul, really love your instruction style!