What Scottie Scheffler Understands About Clubface Control That Most Golfers Don’t

Video Description

Series 2: What the Club is Trying to Do Most golfers struggle with clubface control because they are taught to manipulate their hands and wrists at impact. That approach breaks down under speed and pressure. In this video, I explain what the clubface is actually trying to do and how elite players control it using an externally focused approach. The clubface controls the majority of your ball’s start direction, and when you give the club a clear task, your body naturally organizes to deliver it. You will learn why great players do not consciously “square the face,” how face orientation through space matters more than body positions, and how to build reliable clubface control that holds up on the course. If you want a structured program that teaches clubface control, club path, low point, and contact using science-backed external focus principles, visit www.externalfocusgolf.com.