With a long, overswinging golf swing or a club that crosses the line at the top, you'll consistently struggle with both consistency and lag retention.

You can finally stop overswinging and crossing the line!
If these issues have plagued your game, you already know that fixing them isn't as simple as consciously trying to swing shorter.
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That's why we've added a dedicated Fault/Fix video series that addresses overswinging and across-the-line positions in depth.
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In these new Intro and Overview videos, I'll walk you through the 4 main causes of overswinging and getting across the line — and show you exactly how to correct each one.
Here's what you'll learn:
- How to load your body in a way that naturally restricts you from overswinging and crossing the line,
- How overswinging directly causes you to lose lag in the downswing, and
- How to analyze your own swing by comparing the incorrect moves to the pro swings of elite players who demonstrate textbook backswing positions.
Watch these new videos now to tighten up your backswing and start hitting powerful, controllable shots! For a deeper analysis of how your backswing positions compare to the elite model, try a free AI swing analysis that gives you a personalized GOAT Score breakdown.
How to Fix Your Overswing
Learn to diagnose and correct overswinging and across-the-line swing issues for better consistency.
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Identify the Cause
Start by identifying which of the four main causes is leading to your overswing or across-the-line position. This understanding is crucial for effective correction.
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Analyze Your Swing
Compare your swing with those of elite players who demonstrate proper backswing positions. This will help you visualize the differences and understand what to correct.
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3
Focus on Body Loading
Work on loading your body correctly during the backswing. This technique will help create a natural restriction that prevents overswinging.
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Practice with Feedback
Utilize tools like AI-powered lessons or swing analysis to receive real-time feedback on your swing mechanics. This will help you make necessary adjustments.
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Reinforce Correct Movements
Consistently practice the corrected movements until they become second nature. Focus on maintaining the proper positions throughout your swing.
Watch part 2 now to see how you're moving your body in the opposite direction of the pros!