2.1 Clubface is KING

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You want to become a ballstriking machine? Then know that Clubface is King and this drill is how you learn to control it.

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mike
Chuck.. was hesitant to sign up for this thinking perhaps I was just spending more money on another failed plan. The GOAT code technique just made SO much sense to me that I thought I would at least give it a try . Although not completely new to golf , I consider myself a fairly new golfer as I hit 60 . I played a little when I was young but mostly just going out a few times here and there with friends more concerned with the drinking and general having a good time but never really "playing" nor improving. After about a year of that I stopped and never picked it up again until last year. After about a dozen lessons I hadn't seen much improvement and was resigned to "that's just how it's gonna be". Then I saw your YouTube on the GOAT code and the right hand dominant swing and it just spoke to me . I was a pitcher and a pretty good ball player in my youth and that felt like the missing piece of the puzzle. I watched and implemented the drills and particularly the grip and setup and the next couple of times out my contact and really everything just jumped up significantly. It took a little trust in the swing and letting it happen so that the face would square but my contact has improved 10 fold. Still working obviously to keep moving forward ,but it feels like the swing and contact I've been looking for and more importantly I know longer have the resignation that maybe none of my past sport interactions translate to golf and this is as good as it gets . Just wanted to pass that along in case someone out there is feeling the same resignation and confusion . This works ! Well.... Thanks so much . It's nice to actually enjoy this and know that I wasn't crazy!!
December 21, 2024
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Will
Chuck, I'm so excited to be back on here and grinding away. I recently got a golf simulator in my garage to practice with and I was wondering if you could give some insight on the club path metrics? Meaning, what would be an acceptable path measurement? I'm able to hit my line...but, sometimes my club path is more out to in than i'd like. Thanks man, Will
December 17, 2024
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Chuck
Awesome Will. I generally like a path that is very close to zero and dont like to see more than 2* on either side
December 18, 2024
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Mark
so many great chippers and instructors are facing target half way through follow through where hands have released to square so butt end faces left hip/ belly button. but this motion keeping face square keeps hands ahead of blade . why is this a better method please ?
December 2, 2024
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Chuck
Because you hit the ball at the club face and not your body. if the club face is still pointing at the target for as long as possible the ball is going to go at the target
December 2, 2024
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Alex
I have a question and was not sure where to put it. When you open your stance, like in the one handed chip and maybe two handed. What is the club path also w the ripper. Is it always parallel to your feet, but the club face perpendicular to the target. I was thinking about this last night for a while and was not really rapping my head around it. Thanks
October 19, 2024
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Chuck
You can do both, parallel to the feet or down the line. Each creates a different shot.
October 20, 2024

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