Comments on: Golf Lesson: ClubFace Release http://golf-swing.net/16/golf-lesson-clubface-release/ Golf swing tips, golfing advice and everything else golfers love! Fri, 09 Sep 2011 21:33:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: golfswing http://golf-swing.net/16/golf-lesson-clubface-release/#comment-18 golfswing Fri, 25 Apr 2008 18:25:04 +0000 http://golf-swing.net/16/golf-lesson-clubface-release/#comment-18 Keep your back shoulder down and maintain the correct spine angle all the way through your swing. That's the most common cause of a sudden change in hitting your irons, assuming nothing else has changed... Some instructors refer to that as lifting your head, but it's really that you've changed your spine angle partway through your swing. Keep your back shoulder down and maintain the correct spine angle all the way through your swing.

That’s the most common cause of a sudden change in hitting your irons, assuming nothing else has changed…

Some instructors refer to that as lifting your head, but it’s really that you’ve changed your spine angle partway through your swing.

]]> By: Dennis Cannizzaro http://golf-swing.net/16/golf-lesson-clubface-release/#comment-17 Dennis Cannizzaro Fri, 25 Apr 2008 13:48:00 +0000 http://golf-swing.net/16/golf-lesson-clubface-release/#comment-17 Why have I begun to hit all my long irons off the toe of the club? Am I standing too far away from the ball or am I keeping the club face open on impact? I am losing distance. This has just started in my game. My 8 iron averages 150 yds, just so you know how I hit my clubs. Any helpful comments appreciated. Why have I begun to hit all my long irons off the toe of the club? Am I standing too far away from the ball or am I keeping the club face open on impact?

I am losing distance. This has just started in my game.

My 8 iron averages 150 yds, just so you know how I hit my clubs.

Any helpful comments appreciated.

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