GOLF: How To Learn To Square Your Clubface - Three Key Checkpoints - Eric Cogorno Golf Lesson
2 golfers recommended it · 2021–2023
Explainer · Intermediate
Three checkpoints for learning to square the clubface, including what a draw needs from face and path.
Why golfers recommend it
- Draw requires closed face, in-to-out
- Clubface control
Summaries are written by AI from what golfers said about the video.
2 comments from Reddit
u/CornfedTurtle 2021 · r/GolfSwing · in “Would love some advice. Miss is a block. Struggling trying to hit a draw.”
Sure. So you have a good foundation. I like the position you are trying to get into at impact and your quiet release. Is your preferred shot shape a draw? In general terms, a draw requires a square/closed face and an in-to-out path. If so, you are doing some things on the backswing that are making it really hard to have an in-to-out path. In addition, it’s hard to tell from the video, but your face appears to be …
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u/Agitated-Impression4 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “Can't get any distance ”
This can all be fixed with better club face control. It’s wide open. You’re presenting so much loft and have to come into out. Impossible to deliver the desired loft and compress the ball. Your club face should match your forearm at top of backswing and parallel to your spine angle at last parallel before impact. (P3,P6). ▶ this video give this a watch.
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