Which drill would be most helpful for a person who is having trouble squaring the clubface at impact?

• A. Toe In Heel In, Hold the Finish, and 2-Piece Backswing Drill
• B. Gradual Length Drill
• C. L To L Drill
• D. Whoosh Drill

Answer: (A)

Squaring the clubface at impact comes down to training a feel for the face’s orientation exactly as you contact the ball. The Toe In Heel In cue set gives you that direct feel: by guiding the face so the toe and heel align with the target line at impact, you develop a sense for when the face is square rather than open or closed. Holding the finish reinforces keeping that square orientation through the moment of contact and into the follow-through, so the face stays stable rather than flipping late. The 2-Piece Backswing helps simplify the motion into two parts, making it easier to maintain the correct face angle from backswing through impact.

The other drills don’t target face angle as specifically: the Gradual Length Drill focuses on swing length and tempo, the L To L Drill emphasizes swing path and plane, and the Whoosh Drill trains speed and timing.