Most Golfers Get Face-to-Path COMPLETELY WRONG

Trevor Salzman of TS Golf breaks down the face-to-path relationship required to hit a controlled push draw. He demonstrates how trail shoulder external rotation and specific setup presets prevent common pull hooks and blocks, allowing for consistent ball flight control.

• To hit a push draw, the face must be right of the target at impact to start the ball right, but closed relative to the path to curve it left.
• A forward press with a square face-to-shaft relationship helps preset a rightward face bias at setup.
• Internal rotation of the trail shoulder is a primary cause of pull hooks and early extension as the body tries to compensate.
• Maintaining trail shoulder external rotation through the strike stabilizes face delivery and prevents 'flipping'.
• The 'toe-up' finish position with a Smart Ball confirms proper shoulder organization and face control.