:weight_lifter:Proper weight shift is crucial for controlling the club's contact with the ground when hitting a fairway wood.
:arrow_up_down:Swinging the club low and around can cause the bottom of the Swing to move backward, resulting in a top shot.
:golf:Positioning the ball correctly for a fairway wood shot is different from a driver shot.
Why am I topping my fairway wood?
—Topping a fairway wood can be caused by improper weight shift, incorrect swing direction, or incorrect ball position.
How can I fix my weight shift in a fairway wood swing?
—To fix your weight shift, focus on transferring your weight forward during the downswing.
Why is swinging the club low and around a problem?
—Swinging the club low and around can cause the bottom of the Swing to move backward, resulting in a top shot.
What is the correct ball position for a fairway wood shot?
—The ball should be positioned just off the logo on your shirt, lower than the position for a driver shot.
Will fixing my swing and ball position always prevent topping my fairway wood?
—By understanding and correcting your swing and ball position, you can significantly reduce the chances of topping your fairway wood shots.
00:15Topping your fairway wood is frustrating but can be fixed by understanding the key factors affecting the shot.
01:59Proper weight shift is crucial for controlling where the club hits the ground when hitting a fairway wood.
03:44Swinging the club low and around can cause the bottom of the Swing to move backward, resulting in a top shot.
05:22Positioning the ball correctly for a fairway wood shot is different from a driver shot.
06:05By understanding and correcting your swing and ball position, you can significantly reduce the chances of topping your fairway wood shots.
