For most golfers, pulls are quite common. We sometimes reach back to get a bit more and discover that our ball has gone left towards something other than its intended target. You must be able to get out of trouble if this happens often.
You may not know, but a slice and a pull are closely related. They are both the results of the same basic golf swing flaw. The golf industry is constantly developing new technologies to address this problem. This is the often-quoted “over the top”Or an “outside to inside”Swing path
This solution works in a similar way to the one that fixes a slice. A golfer must have an inner view on the golf ball. There are many ways to do this, but I have found them to be more confusing than helpful.
We hope to help you understand the basics and give you the best way (for the most part) to fix a pull swing error.
It is important to identify the root cause of the problem before you can correct it. There are many causes, but the most prevalent is when the club head approaches the ball outside of the target line. The club face should be closed at that line.
While it might seem counterintuitive for keeping the ball moving left, the cure is guaranteed to work and create an inner to outer swing path. This swing path will stop the pulling. You can give it a shot on the range to see if it works.
How can you treat a pull
Your body should be slightly close to the target line. By doing this, your back foot will be slightly farther away than the target line.
o Turn the club’s face slightly. Turn the club’s face slightly to the right.
Your grip should be strengthened. Just a little, rotate your hands towards the target.
Do a complete shoulder turn. As close as you can to 90° turn your shoulders.
o Lower your hands toward the ground. Once you are done with the backswing you can move on to the next step. Move your hips forward, and let the hands drop straight toward the floor.
The upper body will turn the club to bring it back to the center so that the ball can be met on the square swing path.
This is it. You will soon find this a regular part of your golf swing. No matter whether you’re dealing with a slice, pull or both these tips will help to correct the problem quickly.