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Golf Tip – Is Your Clubface Square ?

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Golf Tips – Is your clubface square ? Golf Monthly Top 25 Coach Ged Walters shows you how to check if your clubface is square at address.

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12 thoughts on “Golf Tip – Is Your Clubface Square ?”

  2. I was trying to set-up with a more "closed" face when I was driving earlier – just as you described the second club face in the video.. I noticed that my shots flew at a more predictable angle that way.

    I'd also be curious to know if you can make a video to show from your POV what a squared club face looks like relative to the ball and to your feet. Might be the tip that a chronic slicer like myself needs.

  7. That's it! I cannot convince my friends they're addressing the ball with an open clubface. They think mine is closed. I'm a 2 and they're all 12+ index …
    There really should be more videos about this problem.

  9. Hi Ged. I have had a chance to spend a little time now hitting balls with this tip and see that using your method does actually square the club up when you hold the club up at 90 degrees from the waist and that when the club gets placed behind the ball at address it is closed. I used to always square my club head up 90 degrees in front of me but would then manipulate the club face so that it looked square once I placed it behind the ball. This of course would lead to inconsistent ball direction because my hands would sometimes make the face open, close or square up at impact. It does look odd looking down and seeing an offset wedge seem as closed as it looks. I see how it squares up when raised in front of me but not really sure what makes it really square up at impact. I see the results and know it's happening more often than not but maybe need to see it in slow-mo in the impact position. Not sure if it's an in to out swing path or clearing the hips that puts the hands and therefore the club face in the right position that does the trick?

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