Easy Face Angle Hack: Notice the Difference on the Course with This Quick Tip

In the video “Full Swing KIT Data With Trottie: Face Angle,” Chris Trott explains face angle for right-handed golfers. A negative face angle points left, while a positive face angle points right. For example, hitting a ball left to right with an open face results in a positive number.

Trottie discusses how coaches can help adjust face angle and demonstrates a drill to hit a draw, aiming for a lower or negative number. He emphasizes the importance of understanding how various numbers interact, as adjusting face angle can affect other aspects like ball flight. Additionally, Trottie talks about using face angle adjustments on the course, such as navigating around trees or hazards. Understanding how to manipulate your club face can help you make these challenging shots.

Want to master your face angle? Check out the Full Swing YouTube page for more tips and drills from Trottie!

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