Center-Face Contact
Consistency of strike location across the face, independent of the sequencing fault.
This fault has come up in 0 of the last 1 lessons.
Timeline
27 Sept 2026
reviewWarm-up wedge shot's low launch/apex looks like a thin or topped strike rather than a flush one, consistent with the toe/top pattern from Ramsdale. Today's session includes impact tape and coin-under-ball to get direct feedback instead of inferring from ball flight.
27 Sept 2026
reviewImpact tape + coin-under-ball block: launch angle and apex both improved versus the earlier sequencing-drill block at the same ball speed (12deg/38ft vs 8deg/21ft), pointing at cleaner contact rather than just a club change. First real positive signal for this area since the Ramsdale toe/top pattern showed up.
17 Sept 2026
roundFirst on-course evidence for this area: toe and topped strikes off the tee all round at Ramsdale (18-hole par 3, shot 105).
Related Reviews
27 Sept 2026 · range-screenshot
Distance looks fine on paper, but the launch angle/apex combination doesn't match what a clean 50-degree wedge strike should look like — worth treating this as likely one of today's mishits rather than a good strike, and a reminder that flight shape (not just carry distance) is the tell for contact quality on partial/full wedge shots. Keep using the impact tape from today's plan to confirm toe vs. center vs thin directly rather than inferring it from ball flight.
27 Sept 2026 · range-screenshot
This reads as real progress within the session, not just noise: contact quality (launch angle, apex) improved from the sequencing block to this one at the same ball speed, matching the user's own sense that the sequencing feel clicked partway through. Left miss shows up in the 3 sampled shots but shouldn't be overweighted given the average tells a steadier story. Worth asking next lesson whether this improved feel held up under the transfer/pressure-test blocks that follow, or was specific to slow, deliberate drill reps.