photo credit: DavidHBolton By studying your shot pattern you can self-correct your swing faults.
With the correct swing (righ handers), the clubface approaches the ball from inside the target line, is square at impact and moves back inside on the follow-through (inside-square-inside). A common fault is to keep the club moving outside the target line after impact (inside-out). A square clubface to the inside-out path is a push. Open clubface > a slice. Closed clubface > a hook.
An outside-in swing brings the club from outside to inside the line. Square clubface at impact > pull. Open clubface = a slice. Closed clubface > a very huge slice.
To correct the inside-out swing, simply bring the club straight back along the target line as long as possible.
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