Golf Swing: Across the Line vs. Laid Off Club Position!

We dissect the common club positions at the top of your golf swing: across the line versus laid off. Learn how to improve your game and achieve a better swing, even if you’re not a tour pro. Master the golf swing with our tips. #GolfSwing #GolfTips #GolfInstruction #GolfTechnique #GolfTutorial #AcrossTheLine #LaidOff #GolfPractice #ImproveYourGolf #GolfLessons

So there’s two different options really for the button of the club to point that I see a lot. So either it points forward, meaning diagonally forward, right? Or it points backwards, which you know behind you. So this is usually referred to as laid off in golf language. This is usually referred to as across the line because if we had a reference, you know, our kind of alignment stick on the ground, this would be across the line. This would be laid off. And usually people think that these two are bad. And of course, ideally, we want to be perfect and we just want, you know, our hands to kind of match our club face and it just like our club face not even be be shown. Uh I hope I’m perfect right here. Let me check. Probably probably. There you go. But that’s really reserved for the tour pros. And you guys, we can use that position to really help ourselves.