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This drill is club-faced calibration in the follow-through position. So often times when

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we're working on ball flight, I will ask all-fers to feel either closing the face a

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little bit earlier or later or smoother, but basically I'll ask for some face stuff and

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I'll ask them, hey, at impact, where did you feel like the club face was pointing?

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And oftentimes they're unaware of where the club face would be pointing and the ball may

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be curving, let's say, off to the right or maybe kind of diving left or it may be

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hooking it on either way, I will use the follow-through position as a better

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transfer calibrating the club face. So basically the way that that would look is

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instead of having kind of the alignment stick here and getting to impact

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position and trying to feel the difference there because they're unaware of exactly

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where it might be, I'll have them go to follow-through position kind of right about

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here and I'll say, okay, we're going to dial it in at this point. We're going to say

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this first position is square, where it's just short or close to vertical and we're

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going to say that position is more closed and we're going to say that position is

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open and so then we're going to hit some shots and we're going to see, okay, that

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was pretty close to square. Yeah, that felt more like it was open and we'll use that

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follow-through position and doing nine to three's where we can hold and check and

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calibrating our ball flight based on that. I tend to see the two patterns that

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really need this training or the ones who get really close, so hit a lot of pull hooks.

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So basically the first few times they do it, it will be like this because they just

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have a lot of both twisting the club and scooping the let the club pass and it's

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finishing more like that. So for them getting square will feel maybe like more of a

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hold-off movement. The other option is the golfer who has more of a hold-off movement

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and zero club-face rotation and they're hitting lots more balls that are just

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curving off to the right. For them it will feel a lot more like that supination

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pattern in order to hit that checkpoint. But using the follow-through position of where

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the club faces in space can be a great opportunity for working on your club face awareness.

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You can also double it with the path awareness. So what'll happen is oftentimes if you're

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more twisted like so it will tend to be a little bit higher and out to the right and if

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you tend to be open I'll use more of a scoop and the club will finish way low left and

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open. So finishing where the club is pointing just slightly more in line with the left arm and

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kind of out towards the target like so and pretty much straight up and down. Calibrating that

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follow-through position can be incredibly helpful if you're struggling with club face awareness

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and club face control down to impact. Okay so demoing the club face and the follow-through.

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I'm going to use I'll do it towards this face camera so I'm going to use that as basically

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my standard and then I'm going to use that as my clothes and that as my open. So from down the line

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I'm just going to baseline. So if I turn so that you can see it that's my baseline that's my pretty

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straight. Now I'm going to do one where I hold that more open and I'm just going to compare okay

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that's what it felt like with it being more open. Then I'm going to do one where I get exaggeratingly

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closed so that was just a little bit more left start line but now I've kind of got those three

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different versions calibrated and then I'm going to hit some L to I shots where I can focus on

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what it feels like and compare the club face or compare the club face there in the follow-through.

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So more of an L to I. So that felt like it was just slightly open and then I was kind of

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closing it more but it was open in that position. So I'm going to try to get it close the little bit sooner.

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So that felt like it was right on my position right through there. I was able to calibrate

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where the club face was there. That ultimately helped me with my club face awareness of where I am at impact.