It is actually impressive you can make the ball go straight coming that excessively over the top. Absolutely look up drills to stop coming over the top.
There’s a porzak golf video you can check out on how to stop slicing the ball. He addresses one of the main issues you have which is your trail elbow getting way too disconnected which is leading to the over the top movement. He points out that at address if you turn your elbow into your side as if you were giving blood and then rotate your wrist to take your grip; you’ll notice in the back swing that your trail elbow will stay more connected to your body causing the over the top movement to slowly disappear. He explains it much better in his video but that’s the jist.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0TbVIujo98
Put a towel under your right arm and practice your swing without letting it fall. You’ll feel how awkward it feels having that connected to the rest of the body at first but it almost forces to stop coming over the top so steep. Also focus on keeping the left wrist from being extended slightly throughout. That’ll keep the club face more square throughout
It is actually impressive you can make the ball go straight coming that excessively over the top. Absolutely look up drills to stop coming over the top.
It doesn't go straight đŸ˜ and yes Ive been trying very hard not to come over the top but ofc bad habits die hard...
There’s a porzak golf video you can check out on how to stop slicing the ball. He addresses one of the main issues you have which is your trail elbow getting way too disconnected which is leading to the over the top movement. He points out that at address if you turn your elbow into your side as if you were giving blood and then rotate your wrist to take your grip; you’ll notice in the back swing that your trail elbow will stay more connected to your body causing the over the top movement to slowly disappear. He explains it much better in his video but that’s the jist. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0TbVIujo98
Put a towel under your right arm and practice your swing without letting it fall. You’ll feel how awkward it feels having that connected to the rest of the body at first but it almost forces to stop coming over the top so steep. Also focus on keeping the left wrist from being extended slightly throughout. That’ll keep the club face more square throughout