Fix Your Ball Flight with the DEEP TO SHALLOW Swing Change
If you’re tired of slicing the ball, ballooning shots, or hitting weak fades, it’s time to take a serious look at your swing path. One of the most powerful fixes in modern golf is learning the DEEP TO SHALLOW swing change — a move that can totally transform your ball flight.
🔍 What Is a DEEP TO SHALLOW Swing?
The DEEP TO SHALLOW swing means your club works more around your body on the backswing (deep), and shallows out as it transitions into the downswing. This motion promotes:
- An inside-out path
- Lower, more compressed ball flight
- Less slice, more draw
- More distance and better contact
🧠 Why This Change Works
A steep downswing causes the club to come over the top, leading to slices and weak pulls. Shallowing the club in transition gives you:
✅ More time to rotate
✅ Better body-sync
✅ Clubface control
✅ Stronger ball flight
🛠️ How to Make the DEEP TO SHALLOW Swing Change
- Backswing: Get the Club Behind You
Focus on turning your shoulders and letting the club move behind your trail shoulder. Don’t lift it — rotate it. - Transition: Shallow, Don’t Chop
Start the downswing with your hips, and let the club drop behind you. Feel like the shaft “lays down” instead of chopping down steeply. - Impact: Rotate, Don’t Slide
Keep your chest turning through impact. No flipping — rotate and extend through the shot.
🖼️ [Below is a Visual Breakdown of the DEEP TO SHALLOW Change]
Illustration: Club moves deep in backswing, then shallows out in transition.
💬 Final Thoughts
If you struggle with consistency, especially off the tee, this is the one swing change worth mastering. The DEEP TO SHALLOW move simplifies your path, improves face control, and gets you striking it better than ever.
🔁 Ready to take the next step? Practice this move in slow motion, record your swing, and compare. It takes time — but the results are worth it. Want a custom swing breakdown or virtual lesson?
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