Golf Swing Too Steep? Try This Wall Drill

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Golf Instruction · Aug 25, 2026 · 4.6K views · 100 likes

If your golf swing is too steep, this wall drill can help you understand what needs to change. ⛳️ A lot of golfers try to fix a steep downswing by forcing the club to shallow on the way down. But the problem can start much earlier. Watch what happens in this drill. If the club works too steep, the wall gives you immediate feedback. Instead, work on allowing the club, wrists, and elbows to move more behind you as your body turns into the backswing. From there, you have a much better opportunity to rotate through and get the club working from the inside instead of coming down steep. That’s what makes this drill so useful. You’re not staring at a swing video trying to decide if your golf swing plane looks right. You have a physical boundary that tells you right away. Too steep? You know it. Better path? You feel it. And that same idea is why I like practicing with the Blue Brick. The Blue Brick uses alignment sticks as a physical reference for your swing, giving you feedback while you’re actually making the movement. So instead of telling yourself: “Shallow the club.” “Swing from the inside.” “Stop coming over the top.” You have something in front of you that helps you train the path. If this wall drill makes sense to you, the Blue Brick gives you a way to bring that type of feedback to your practice sessions. 👇 See how the Blue Brick works or Comment "BRICK" for the link: https://improve.shotcraftgolf.com/products/blue-brick/lp9_big_swing?utm_content=youtube-short-WalldrillSteep&utm_medium=social Watch the reel again and pay attention to where the club is at the top, then where it starts working as the body rotates. Save this one for your next range session! #GolfSwing #GolfTips #GolfInstruction #GolfSwingTips #GolfDrills #GolfDownswing #SwingPlane #ShallowGolfSwing #OverTheTopGolfSwing