This problem may be easier to fix than you think. You may not realize it, but your back shoulder may be dipping towards the ground. This move forces the club to hit the ground too early. Most of the time it happens when you are really trying to get into the ball. Imagine…You’re 200 yards out…

Grip: make sure you have a correct, neutral grip.

Ball position: make sure the ball position does not creep too far forward. It should be well within our left heel. Many times a ball position that is too far forward is a result of a weak grip.

Alignment: make sure our body is parallel to the target line. Correct grip and ball position should help improve this.

Shoulder and hip angles: Feel the right side of the body slightly lower that the left, meaning the right shoulder should be lower than the left and the right hip should be slightly lower than the left. If we have a correct grip, ball position and alignment, then the right side shouldn’t get too high.