There is nothing quite like the feeling on a cold winter's morning off the vibrations running up the club shaft and into your fingers after connecting with the leading edge of the club head with the middle of the ball. It's a feeling that all golfers will have experienced and that only the most masochistic could enjoy. Even though it's a shot that golfers rarely seek, thinning the ball does have at least two positive outcomes: firstly, it nearly always travels in a straight direction and, secondly, it often ends up reaching the target which in many cases will infuriate one's opponent. That said, the thinned shot is one that golfers strive to eliminate from their repertoire and the instruction and guidance in the videos below will show you how to stop thinning the golf ball.
Adam Bazelgette shows you how to stop thinning the ball
With Adam Bazelgette
Stop topping the ball with your fairway woods and hybrids
With Adam Bazelgette
Chris Ryan shows us how to put an end to the dreaded topping of the golf ball
With Chris Ryan
Mark Crossfield shows you how to stop thinning the ball
With Mark Crossfield
Mark Crossfield shows us how to put an end to the dreaded topping of the golf ball
With Mark Crossfield
Peter Finch shows us how to put an end to the dreaded topping of the golf ball
With Peter Finch
Rick Shiels shows you how to stop thinning or topping the golf ball
With Rick Shiels