FIX YOUR IN-TO-OUT PATH

Many golfers struggle with a path which is too much in-to-out and this often leads to offline shots. Here Chris Ryan Senior Coach at the Belfry domostrates a great drill to help these golfers.

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[darrenmccabe]

Hi Chris, I was struggling with a big draw and hooked shots as well as the odd sh*nk, this drill literally sorted me out instantly and I am striking the ball so much more consistent and have just shot my two best rounds ever! Hard to believe something so simple can have such a dramatic effect! Thanks Chris for the excellent advice! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[ryanpiazza]

This video has made me want to play golf again. I felt so discouraged because my swing was so in to out that I kept shanking every shot. I took a couple of swings using this drill and it seemed to work almost instantly. Thank you!!!

[petersnydr]

this is really helpful- gets the shoulders turning before the club drops as I tend to do the opposite: drop it under before i start down and then my shoulders tilt up.

[michaelruth]

Thanks it is helpful, I have a inside path with a draw, but sometimes it makes a massive hook, worse the longer the iron.

[tervill]

Thank you thank you thank you! I've been trying to correct my major in to out loopy swing for quite some time and this has totally fixed it.

[kellymiller]

Having this exact same problem with my driver which leads to hooks & blocks. Great video Chris!

[Ananko]

Thanks very much Chris. I have been struggling with an acute inside to out golf swing for ages. Tried many drills, but this is the first that really works! I am now even able to hit outside to in (couldn't do this before).

[BlueDayDo]

Thank you so much. I kept thinking I was too steep and you have explained it so I could understand what I was actually doing.

[speedgolfsoutherncaliforni]

Great video, exactly what I need to work on, especially for the longer clubs! Thank you!

[MatthewParsonsDrumsAndAudio]

This is a nice drill. Too often do we focus on position of the club face and the body as a whole and not individual parts of the body. This is a great drill.

[rondicicco]

Down to the left! Great image and easy to imagine on the course. Very helpful video…thx much!

[vinodkumarkafp]

Thanks much Chris. This really works. My son Anirudh Chandroth used to play Junior Golf in India. He even had the privilege of playing with Aditi Ashok the Olympics fourth position holder. Because of this issue, his game was severely impacted. I shared your video with him last week and told him to forget about everything else and focus on the shoulders. It was magical to find him hit 300 yards with the driver. 🍸to your lessons looking forward to more such smart advices.

[pauloshea]

good drill Chris and very relevant to my golf swing [divots way out to the right!!]
Almost get the feeling my head is moving forward and up earlier than normal at impact??

[olleedsbacker]

I think this will solve my problem. Hitting it 13 degrees in to out and leaving the clubface open about 12 degrees. I’m so so grateful. Thank you Chris.

[samchonich]

Chris this was a fantastic video. I am a 2 handicap and I have recently been having this problem. This was a great swing thought !

[lkaneshi]

I’ve always struggled with an 8-10’degree into out and doing this got my path more neutral in a few swings. Also I think it fixes my early extension. Thanks Chris

[rondicicco]

Really helpful direction…eager for warm weather to follow your advice! Thx

[lucpaquette]

Hi Chris! I watch a lot of your videos because your a great teacher. I know this video is quite old but it really focusing one of my main issue (the second one being early extention). Is it your most current video about fixing an exagerate « in to out » swing path? Also working on the shoulders exiting low and left doesn’t jeaperdize the weight shift while keeping our touch line behind? Thanks, Luc

[lucpaquette]

Excellent that is pin point my issue and bern like that for years. Will really work on emulating this path/feeling of the shouders.

[MrJohng]

Thanks for this I'm trying to swing more to the left and this idea has helped.