Why can’t I hit a golf ball on toe?
When you are struggling hitting golf ball on toe of the club, that is a sure sign there is a mechanic issue somewhere hiding within your swing. However, by reading through the content below, you should gain a good understanding of what causes toe hits in golf and what steps you need to take to eliminate this problem from your game.
What does it mean to “top the golf ball”?
The term “topping the golf ball,” refers to hitting the ball above the ball’s equator. Considering that the infamous “sweet spot” lies just below the actual center of the ball, hitting above the equator can cause all kinds of things to go wrong.
Why do I top the ball on my golf swing?
This mechanical error in your golf swing can result in topping the ball. Whether you’re sliding your hips back and not correcting prior to impact or you’re sliding too far forward during the downswing, the result is the same. Solution: Lean in your right knee as you turn away from the golf ball.
Should the heel of the Golf Club be closer to the ball?
If you hit the ball well, but it is on the toe or outside of the club, you are not that far off. You just need to work on getting through the ball with your right side. Absolutely DO NOT set up with the heel of the club closer to the ball.