What's the Ideal Clubface Position at the Top of My Swing?

I focus on deep breathing before my swing, which helps me chill out. It’s made a noticeable difference for me!

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Inconsistency often stems from not practicing enough with feedback. I recommend hitting the driving range and filming your swing to spot errors in real-time.

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I had a laugh the other day—it took me a while to realize my clubface was pointing to the sky at the top of my swing! No wonder my shots were wild.

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We’ve all been there! Sometimes the simplest mistakes lead to the most chaos on the course.

What thoughts do you have on practicing with training aids? I’m curious if they really help in achieving the right clubface position.

The clubface position at the top can drastically impact your shot. A great drill is to practice half-swings focusing on keeping the face square. This helps build muscle memory!

Absolutely! One drill I love is the ‘stick drill’. Place a rod in the ground at an angle to visualize your clubface and swing path. It really helps with alignment!

I usually record my swings to analyze clubface position at the top. Sometimes seeing it is enough to correct mistakes. Anyone else do this?

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That’s a great idea! Would love to know what apps you use for that. Analyzing really does help you understand your form.

I personally recommend the ‘gate drill’. Set up two tees for your clubhead at the top of the swing and ensure your clubface is square when you swing through. It’s a simple yet effective method!

The ‘gate drill’ sounds interesting! Do you have a specific setup you prefer for it?

Another solid tip is to practice with a headcover under your arm. It forces a better shoulder turn and allows for more natural clubface position. Try it out!

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I love the headcover idea! I’ve been struggling with my shoulder turn. How long do you usually practice that for?

Honestly, just 10-15 minutes a session! It’s quick but really effective. Make sure to check your face at the top though!

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I’ve tried so many drills, but sometimes it feels like they confuse me more. Is it really that crucial to fix the clubface position at the top?

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It’s definitely important! Think of it as your starting point for the swing. Just take your time with it. Golf is a journey, not a race!

Sometimes, I feel like my clubface is just rebellious! Maybe it needs an attitude adjustment? Any humorous tips?