Most Golfers Control Their Clubface Wrong – Here's Why
Adam Porzak demonstrates how connection and rotation are the true keys to clubface control. By utilizing a three-quarter knockdown drill, golfers can synchronize their arm swing with their body turn to prevent the face from rolling over violently through impact. The video emphasizes the 'ABR' (Always Be Rotating) philosophy to maintain stability and compression.
Clubface control is a product of body connection rather than hand manipulation.
The 'Three-Quarter Knockdown' feel helps sync the arms to the body turn, preventing the arms from getting loose at the top.
Use the 'ABR' (Always Be Rotating) mindset to avoid stalling the body and flipping the hands through impact.
Sticking your finish serves as a 'report card' to verify that the clubface remained stable through the hitting zone.
Maintain a flexed trail knee on the inside of the trail foot to create a stable brace for the takeaway.