This One Move Fixes Your Clubface Rotation

Marcus Bell from GRF Golf demonstrates how to master clubface rotation and low-point control using split-grip drills and vertical leg dynamics. The video covers techniques for controlling face awareness on check-release pitch shots and transferring those mechanical feels into full-swing compression.

• Practice split-grip swings to isolate lead-wrist forearm rotation and feel how the face opens and squares up.
• Use a 'drop and pop' leg movement—flexing down on the backswing and extending up through impact—to raise your low point and shallow out your strike.
• Push down on the butt end of the club with the heel of your lead hand to gain leverage and hinge the clubhead without excessive hand travel.
• Choose between a rotational shaft release for low check-spin pitches and an early extension release (face pointing at you) for higher lofted shots using the bounce.

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