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**zttrftwsq** · 07-26-2012, 09:48 PM

Some will say crossing the line is bad some will say it doesn't matter. I say is harmful for a traditional golf swing. It doesn't help to get the club inside more it actually hinders it. Typically your grip is incorrect, over swinging, improper shoulder turn or wrist have set wrong. There are other reasons but I do not advise it.

ok so what would a swing coach tell you to feel as if you were pointing across the line be used for? probably because you are laid off at the top and he is trying to get you out of that feel?

07-26-2012, 09:48 PM	#4
zttrftwsq Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 410 Senior Member	Some will say crossing the line is bad some will say it doesn't matter. I say is harmful for a traditional golf swing. It doesn't help to get the club inside more it actually hinders it. Typically your grip is incorrect, over swinging, improper shoulder turn or wrist have set wrong. There are other reasons but I do not advise it. ok so what would a swing coach tell you to feel as if you were pointing across the line be used for? probably because you are laid off at the top and he is trying to get you out of that feel?
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