Hitting off the toe, swing or club issue?

[billman]

How would I know if it's a problem with my swing (much more likely, I'll admit), or the club being too flat?

[colin007]

not an issue of the club being flat.  possibly the clubs arent long enough, but my guess is the indian, not the arrow.

[jbishop15]

From my experience hitting off the toe can come from swinging across the ball severely, or "goat humping" (pulling the head severely off the wall as you early extend).

[Keith White]

I started toeing it recently when I started addressing the ball with my hands out a little further from the body.  I tested my stance and found I was too bunched but the adjustment led to toed contacts.  Still a work in progress for me as an adjustment (even a right one) takes hours to become your natural swing.  I know I stand too bunched so will take the time to adjust.

Maybe get your address checked as a starting point to work up from ?

[dkolo]

From my experience hitting off the toe can come from swinging across the ball severely, or "goat humping" (pulling the head severely off the wall as you early extend).

I was going to google goat humping to see if that was an actual term, but I thought better of it.

[Mr. Desmond]

Adjust the lie angle of one club and see. Could be length and/or combo of length/lie;

Could be club and swing...

Adjust one variable, and then check..

[EverythingGolf]

Coming out of posture, swinging to far left, pulling the arms in etc. Post a video of your swing if you can.

[mvmac]

Being that far out on the toe it's the swing and not the club.