4 Ways to Close the Club Face

Why do so many Tour Pros all have a similar look to their wrist angles at the top? Why do they all seem to be able to rotate their body so much? Could these two questions be completely linked to maintaining control of a strong clubface? Yes!
Keeping the clubface in a square to closed position allows the body to rotate further and faster. As soon as control of the clubface is lost(open) the body will slow down rotation to help give the clubface time to close, otherwise, the ball will slice/block off two streets over. Those who continue to overdo this scenario will fall into the deadly trap of flipping and scooping. How much rotation and clubface closure you have will be a blended matchup based on your body’s capabilities.

Maintaining control of the clubface is imperative to controlling your golf ball.