The Reason Why Your Golf Swing Is Painfully Inconsistent

James Chown (JChownGolf) identifies excessive clubface rotation during the takeaway as the primary cause of swing inconsistency. He demonstrates how rolling the forearms open forces the golfer to rely on perfect timing to square the face at impact. By matching the clubface to the spine angle, golfers can create a more stable, repeatable motion.

• Avoid the 'toe-up' position at shaft-parallel; it often indicates a face that is too open.
• The clubface should match your spine angle when the shaft is parallel to the ground in the takeaway.
• Eliminate forearm 'roll' by using the torso and chest to move the club away from the ball.
• A stable clubface reduces the need for hand manipulation and timing during the downswing.