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At the top of the swing, what is considered neutral, closed and opened, as far as the clubface is concerned.

And does this sound right. I feel like I have a shut face at the top of the swing, and I try to open on the downswing, creating a higher than usual ballflight. Does this sound right. If it does, what are some possible fixes?

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"Square" is considered parallel with your left forearm, closed is the face is facing the sky, and open is if the toe is pointing down.

I wouldn't recommend you "try to open" your face in the backswing, if it's closed at the top, your grip is probably too strong, too open your grip is too weak.

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Hello all, I am new to this forum. Playing golf for a while.
At the top of the backswing, my left wrist is cupped, and unfortunately it remains that way all thru my swing, which makes the clubhead travels slightly outside-in and open faced. I wonder how to achieve flat left wrist at the top of the swing so the club face is square? Is it a very deliberate effort, or what moves to make it more "natural"? Thanks and sorry for "resurrect" this thread.
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