What drill is beneficial for squaring the clubface at impact?

The toe-in/heel-in drill is particularly effective for squaring the clubface at impact because it focuses on the player's grip and the positioning of the club during the swing. By adjusting the orientation of the toe or heel of the club, golfers can develop a better awareness of how the clubface aligns both at address and at impact. This drill encourages players to maintain the proper wrist position and can help them understand how different angles affect the clubface, facilitating consistent contact and improving the accuracy of their shots.

This specific approach allows players to experiment with their swing mechanics in a controlled way, reinforcing the correct motions needed to achieve a square clubface at the point of impact. By practicing in this manner, golfers can address one of the critical components of a successful golf swing and reduce the tendencies that lead to mis-hits or slices.