Master Your Golf Swing: Two Key Methods to Square the Club Face

The two major ways to square the club face are shaft rotation and in plane shaft movement. When you use the upper body to power the swing, the in-plane method will feel more natural to square the face. When you use the body to power the swing, the shaft rotation will feel more natural to square the face. Learning when to use each method will give you a big leg up on your skills with a driver compared to an iron.
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[@ra1der5]

Hmmm… near the end, I think you hit on something I’ve been thinking but just couldn’t confirm. I never thought of an arm dominant or body dominant swing, but it makes sense. I’m definitely more arm dominant; coming over the top and slicing. I incorporated two thoughts; straighter arms and that “motorcycle” move. For some reason, I believe bowing the left wrist makes me shallow the club more and my swing plane feels like I’m coming from 4:00 to 10:00… if that makes sense

[@augstero9212]

Tyler, great video. A little help. I’ve read your book multiple times. I have bad hips and early extend because of it. (Shallow). Unfortunately, I also have shallow arms. What is my fix? More vertical arm path and, like in this video, more upper body driven, less motorcycle more supination? Anything else? Do you have a drill you can point me to? Thanks.

[@freddywayne]

This is a Thinking Out Loud video. This works for him only.

[@wenbray6396]

Wait what? Too complicated for me.