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A topped golf shot is caused by a player hitting the ball above its equator. Compare this to a thinned shot where the leading edge of the club face catches the ball below the equator but not low enough to make full contact.
âTee it high and let it flyâ is a great mantra for driving the ball, but what if your shots barely get off the ground? Low trajectory is a common affliction among golfers who lack clubhead speed, but even powerful players sometimes hit the ball lower than theyâd like. Letâs tackle some causes and cures for both groups. 1  Cause: Insufficient clubhead speed â If you swing the driver at 90 mph or less, the ball wonât compress as much on the clubface and, therefore, it will launch on a relatively low trajectory without enough backspin to send it higher.