SECRET TO A SQUARE CLUB FACE EVERY TIME || Danford Golf

Golf lesson: Learn how to hit the ball with a square club face with this simple secret. The club face is king when it come to hitting the ball straight. The club face controls 85% of where the ball goes with the driver and 75% of where Irons go. If you cannot hit the ball with a square face then you need this video!

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[overbrookstudio]

Most thorough and needed (by me) advice I have ever seen anywhere, in a book or video.

[MJPUSA]

Great Tip. Would you do the same for longer irons, hybrid and 3 wood as well?

[AGCampagna]

Do you do this move before, after or during the pivot to the lead side? BTW, great video

[gatgolf]

can you hit a ball with this motion and then show it in slow motion?

[jamess]

Jim Hardy you referenced emphasizes "dropping" the arms inside while throwing the right hand into flexion horizontally (RIT) which squares the clubface. Comments?

[inusprinsloo]

Nice informative vifeo. Pity the sound isn't great (too soft)

[robmccance]

So it seems like four parts:

1) Back to just past P1 with the club square
2) Lift from there to the top
3) Straight down from the top towards your right thigh
4) P1 down - it's already squared

Super easy and repeatable with irons.

What kind of luck do you have with a driver? Do you find it limits you?

Thanks

[jasonbourne]

Everyone says that the club face angle at the top needs to match the angle of the arm. But there’s no way to tell that from our viewpoint. “Alright”?

[Eqnotalent]

Why don’t people have a shorter swing and have the club face be square to the swing plane at all time. Eliminate the hinge and roll of the face at top of the swing. My distance is down maybe 5 - 8yrds each club. But u pretty much eliminated all the factors that causes the face to be open or closed. It’s like hitting a knock down pitch shot. I know it sound too easy, am I missing something here?