I COULDN'T SQUARE the clubface until I DISCOVERED THIS
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Explainer · Intermediate
Explains how an open face, strong grip and corkscrew takeaway prevent squaring the clubface.
Why golfers recommend it
- Open face, strong grip, corkscrew takeaway
- Square clubface video
- Face open to path causes slice
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3 comments from Reddit
u/no_crust_buster 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Swing help, OTT”
Your swing stance appears to be too narrow and might be restricting your hip turn. A few other things (club face angle on the downswing & right wrist angle at the top of the swing) jumped out. I added a video I think can help. P▶ this video
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u/NightShiftChaos92 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Suddenly cant hit any iron to save my life, help”
You're club face is wide open, and you tense up to the point where you're getting off balance and standing up instead of making smooth follow throughs. I'm suffering with "open face" syndrome right now as well (I'm convinced that it's because I'm just not used to my new to me Irons lol) Make sure you've got a strong grip and not a weak one. Get you take away into a more of a corkscrew type where you're spine stays …
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u/Howy_the_Howizer 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Irons either fade or are straight, driver miss is a slice. What do?”
[preview.redd.it] You're leaving your face open. The face HAS to be open to the path at impact for the ball to slice. How much it slices is dependent on your club path. You can just push it straight right too with an open face to target and the path matches the face. You're in the G, H, I side of the chart. Most of golf is 'face awareness'. Lock in your foot setup and grip type, this will determine path and how …
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