Face Spray

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Class 1 - Solid Contact Simplified (9 lessons) Class 2 - Straight Ball Flight Simplified (10 lessons) Class 3 - Driver vs Iron (6 lessons) Class 4 - Tempo/Sequence Training (5 lessons) Class 5 - Solid Contact - Details (7 lessons) Class 6 - Straight Ball Flight (6 lessons) Class 7 - Troubleshooting Contact Issues (10 lessons) Class 8 - Troubleshooting curve (6 lessons) Class 9 - Driver Vs Iron Troubleshooting (4 lessons) Class 10 - Tempo/Sequence Troubleshooting (2 lessons)

Face Spray

A simple trick for determining impact location and swing tendencies.

A can of Dr. Scholl's foot spray is a great tool for identifying impact location. As many golfers are unaware of how they are making contact on the face, this is a quick and inexpensive diagnostic. Overall, making centered contact is important as it is an indicator that you are properly controlling low point and the face-to-path relationship. If you start to notice that your impacts are more heel or toe biased, you may need to make some setup changes or take a long-term look at possible swing fixes. However, once you can consistently make centered contact, you should progress to a few "skill games" and see how difficult or easy it is to the shift impact location on command. 

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