The 10-Second Fix for INCONSISTENT Golf Shots

In this instruction, Kerrod Gray explains how twisting the clubface at address creates start-line inconsistencies. He demonstrates a 10-second alignment check using a reference stick on the ground behind the ball to help golfers align their clubface perfectly square before swinging.

• Unintentionally twisting the clubface at address leads to unpredictable shot start lines.
• Place an alignment stick on the ground behind the ball to establish a visual square reference line.
• Align the leading edge of your clubface squarely against the reference line before taking your grip.

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