It’s often that players try to correct their over the top golf swing by attempting to shallow the club and swing from the inside. Although, those concepts are good to work on there’s also a high degree of probability that it won’t get rid of your slice for good for many players.

What happens in the forward swing is a result of what’s happening in the backswing. In other words, the reason why you’re coming over the top is most likely happening in your backswing.

If your body, arms, and club aren’t working in sequence, compensation after compensation can begin to build within your golf swing.

So if you try to correct your over the top forward swing (a compensation) before correcting what’s causing it, you’re going to be in a constant tug of war when trying to improve it.