So I want to talk today about feel, feeling the club face, feeling the orientation of the face

and what that might mean to strike, laugh, direction.

It's something that's very common amongst good players, even if they can't articulate it.

They do have a high awareness of where the face is.

It moves around their body and often with

lesser skilled golfers they have less of a feel for where it is and you you obviously get some

people who are kind of aware of where it should be but then can't feel to get it into those

positions as well as would kind of bung them in the middle Greg I know you'd be pretty aware of where your club faces as it swings around your body,

if it's point to the sky,

point to the ground,

what that might feel like twisted in your wrists and arms and all those kind

of things.

Is that fair to say?

Yeah,

yeah, it is.

It's definitely something that I've probably struggled with a little bit,

to be fair, relative to my level of play over my career. I haven't had as good as awareness as some of my peers would have.

And that's evident in my ability to control the golf ball. And I probably haven't worked as hard on this.

I'm glad we're talking about it because I probably haven't worked as hard on this as I should have at certain points.

I've kind of bought more into the eye.

If I swing, if I move technically well, the club face will align rather rather than the opposite of, which is, I think,

what we're talking about, which is, hey, let's get the face sorted out.

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