The Coming over the Top is the spinning action of the shoulders. it is related to slicing the golf ball. The player tries to prevent the ball from slicing. he believes the ball will not slice if he turns his shoulders in the opposite direction of the ball flight. the spinning movement of the shoulders causes the club to approach the ball from the outside of the target line. This imparts to the ball more side spin, hence causing the ball to slice even more. Almost every player who slices the ball will later develop the problem of coming-over-the-top with your swing or cutting across the ball. It will cause all kind of misses including a pull shot and the dreaded shank. A) Cause 1) Weight Transfer: A common cause of an over-the-top move is golfers failing to transfer their weight effectively. This leads to a reverse pivot, meaning the weight stays on the left leg throughout the backswing and shifts onto the right through impact. Correction: set up in address position without a club and place your hands across your shoulders. Turn back and feel your left shoulder moving across to your right knee and then your right shoulder […]