The 5 Elements of Ball Contact.
Ball flight is the truth. Start line, curve, and strike reveal what happened at impact — these five things decide it. Understand them and every TORRGLEN analysis clicks into place.
Clubface Angle
Where the ball starts
The clubface has the biggest influence on where the ball starts. A square face means a straighter start line.
Swing Path
Curve & shape
The direction the club travels through impact influences curve and shot shape.
Angle of Attack
Compress vs launch
A downward strike helps compress irons; an upward strike helps optimize driver launch.
Strike Location
Speed, feel, consistency
A centered strike improves speed, feel, and consistency. Off-center strikes cost distance and accuracy.
Low Point & Shaft Lean
Crisp, ball-first contact
Control the bottom of the swing arc and deliver the handle correctly for crisp, ball-first contact. For irons, the low point is ideally 1–2 inches ahead of the ball.
- Stable setup
- Square-face awareness
- Functional path
- Center-face strike
- Low point in the right place
Which of the five is costing you strikes?
TORRGLEN reads your swing against exactly these fundamentals and names the one to work on first — honestly, and only what a phone can actually show.
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